![]() ![]() How do we know what expeses they might owe? There is a convenient list just above this statement, broken down into "one-time expenses" and "recurring expenses". The sidebar states "If the characters have unpaid expenses, subtract one from the roll fore each 1GP they owe". You don’t have to renovate in order to be open for business. What would be some good ways to put some extra gold in their pockets and encourage them to renovate? What are some good contingency plans if that's just not what the players are interested in doing? Am I missing something? Running a tavern in the city is a cool idea but it doesn't seem feasible given this set up. What if the characters would rather sell the property or not remain there for whatever reason, how would chapter 3 work? What if none of the characters are interested in joining these factions and they don't want (or don't have the money) to run a business? There's nothing else presented for them to do. In general, chapter 2 feels very weak amidst an otherwise well written adventure. The characters could potentially secure a loan or ask for favors from recently acquired friends, but the adventure doesn't mention any of this. The Zhentarim quest is the only one that rewards any money, and it's only 50 gp per character. Even if the treasure is found, would the players really want to sink *all* of their funds into a business rather then buying adventuring gear or services from the other nearby businesses? The level 2 faction quests don't help with this. A hidden room is easy to miss and without it low level characters won't have enough money. Where does a party of level 2 characters get this much gold? There is one hidden room in the Zhentarim Hideout with almost enough treasure to cover this cost. There are currently no trailers available for Tavern Keeper.In the Waterdeep Dragon Heist adventure, chapter 2 seems to strongly encourage the players to renovate the tavern and run it as a business. Plan carefully, spend your money wisely and keep an eye out for chaotic events that could drive you out of business.Optimize production workflows to stay a step ahead of the growing crowds.Expand your kitchen to craft ever more exotic dishes. ![]() Keep patrons satisfied with food, drink, services and entertainment as you build your reputation.Balance merchant supply, patron demand and larder stocks with a truly medieval storage system.Serve a wide variety of eccentric characters, from human peasants to orc nobility.Hire, organize and manage your staff and keep them cheerful and efficient.Build and run your own unique fantasy tavern.Tavern Keeper is the second game in development by Greenheart Games. Run your business well and you’ll progress to larger taverns with more demanding patrons where you’ll need to expand your offerings to include new meals, drinks, rooms and services. Starting out with a shell of a tavern in the backwaters of the kingdom, you build rooms, place items, stock the larder and hire staff to satisfy the demands of the oddball locals and misfit heroes that stumble through your door. In Tavern Keeper you manage a tavern, building, bartering, cooking and cleaning your way to success in a humorous fantasy world. But what of the unsung heroes of it all - the tavern keepers? A place for peasants to relax, travellers to rest and heroes to plan their next daring adventure. A good tavern is the heart and soul of a community - a place for drama and intrigue, shoddy deals and outrageous meals. ![]()
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