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located in the roughest part of [[Past-the-Port]], The Cat and Mouse appears to be but a rough-and-tumble dive of a [[tavern]]. In actuality it is a secret rendezvous point for all sorts of shady people with ill intentions. Across the road, [[Murdoc's Hovel|Murdoc's hovel]] formerly stood until it was [[razed]] to the ground.<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel) p. 81-83</ref> | located in the roughest part of [[Past-the-Port]], The Cat and Mouse appears to be but a rough-and-tumble dive of a [[tavern]]. In actuality it is a secret rendezvous point for all sorts of shady people with ill intentions. Across the road, [[Murdoc's Hovel|Murdoc's hovel]] formerly stood until it was [[razed]] to the ground.<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] p. 81-83</ref> | ||
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located in the roughest part of Past-the-Port, The Cat and Mouse appears to be but a rough-and-tumble dive of a tavern. In actuality it is a secret rendezvous point for all sorts of shady people with ill intentions. Across the road, Murdoc's hovel formerly stood until it was razed to the ground.[1]
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Mentioned in Souragne Gazetteer, described as a shabby inn (and no food) in Past-the-Port.[2]
References
- ↑ Dance of the Dead (Novel) p. 81-83
- ↑ Souragne Gazetteer p. 20
