Den of the Seven Vales

The Den of the Seven Vales was a tavern populated by peasants in Waukeen's Promenade. The name came from the tendancy of the original owner, Richard, to hire belly dancers, and then was called The Seven Veils, due to the veils worn by such dancers. After he passed away, his wife, Patricia, fired the dancers and renamed the tavern to The Seven Vales.

Interior
The front bar-room contained a small service table, as well as many other tables and chairs. The back room was unmanned, but was filled with food and bottles of wine. It was fairly well lit for the societal class it appealed to. The upper floor contained a medium-sized room, containing a few beds, and storage chests. Adventuring groups often preferred to stay on this floor.

Services
The den offered a small, and cheap, selection of brews. The main bar was manned by the misandrist bartender, Patricia. She would often refuse to talk to male patrons, and would not give up much information to them. However, she would serve them and put them up for the night.