War of the Roses - 1455

This inn provided a resting place for travelers and a gathering spot for locals. During the War of the Roses, inns like this one were significant for the exchange of rumors and information about the ongoing conflict. Nobles and soldiers passing through might also seek lodging here, adding to the village’s connection to broader political currents. The inn was a critical social location where villagers could hear news from outside Turners Hill and where political loyalties could be influenced through gossip and travelers’ stories.

A cozy two-story wooden inn with a thatched roof, nestled on a hillside, with flickering lanterns illuminating the windows and a stone hearth emitting warm light through the entrance, surrounded by a lush green landscape under a twilight sky.