Rainoga

Nestled among the sun-baked slopes of Stonyeyes, Garynmor Stabbes and Menagerie is the Outer City's most renowned stable and a peculiar draw for the curious and bold alike. Here, in the dusty yard just outside Baldur’s Gate’s city walls, residents and travelers stable horses, mules, and the occasional exotic steed. Unlike many operations in the Outer City, Garynmor’s name carries weight—largely due to its convenience and reliability. Customers may drop off a mount in Stonyeyes and retrieve it from the affiliated Blackgate location, bypassing the city’s restrictions and congestion. But it is the attached menagerie that truly sets this location apart, drawing gawkers with a living bestiary that includes a tame cockatrice, lumbering owlbear, and two flightless hippogriffs. Proprietor Ubis Garynmor—a red-faced, fast-talking entrepreneur—eagerly buys rare beasts from adventurers, adding to his ever-growing collection.

The Stonyeyes facility sprawls across a dusty slope, its fenced paddocks and hay-scented lanes ringed by sandstone outcrops and dry grass. Weather-worn wood stables with tarpaulin awnings offer shade for a dozen kinds of mounts, from shaggy Rothé to sleek riding horses. The air hums with braying, clucking, and the deep huffs of creatures from afar, mingled with the scent of dung, dry straw, and fried onion cakes sold by nearby hawkers. The menagerie section is marked off with reinforced iron bars and enchanted wards carved into stone posts—necessary precautions for housing the more exotic residents. Children peer wide-eyed at the slumbering owlbear, while travelers gape at a velvet-skinned displacer beast pacing in a dim enclosure. The atmosphere is vibrant, chaotic, and tinged with wonder—part stable, part roadside carnival.