The High Forest

Remnants of the inn blends into the forest with its ivy-covered exterior. Originally a halfling-built haven, it retains graceful arches and detailed wooden carvings depicting hunting scenes, though now obscured by moss and foliage. Inside, the structure is commandeered by bandits. The main hall's vaulted ceiling, supported by sturdy wooden beams, presides over a floor where wildflowers peek through gaps in the wood. Large barrels, repurposed as furniture, dot the space. Broken arrows and aged hunting trophies adorn the walls, sharing space with bandit emblems and stashed loot. Strategic makeshift fortifications are evident. Lookouts use old tables to barricade broken windows and the entrance is shored up with salvaged wood. The basement, formerly a cellar for fine drinks, now stores loot and provides a hideout. Inhabitants, always alert, navigate their environment with a mix of caution and communal duty, maintaining the inn's integrity while adapting it to their needs.

Abandoned inn deep in the forest, with broken arrows and hunting trophies decorating the walls. Wildflowers peek through floorboards, ivy covers the walls, and the room is warm with daylight filtering in through the windows. The sounds of wildlife fill the air.