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Named after the [[Tale of Two-Hares]]<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] p. 93</ref>, the Two-Hares Inn is located in [[Port d'Elhour]]. The Inn's sign depicts [[Longears]] and [[Bouki]] [[intoxicated|drunken]] and leaning upon each other. It was formerly owned and operated by [[Jean]], who specialized in [[cook|cooking]] [[rabbit]] sautéed in a [[wine]] sauce, served with stewed [[W:Makshee|makshee]] and [[W:Cushaw|cushaw]].<ref>DotD p. 64-67</ref> However, Jean [[death|died]] choking on a bone and was [[reanimated]] as a [[zombie]] by [[Anton Misroi]] to serve him as his personal [[chef]]. This left the fate of the inn uncertain.<ref>DotD p. 233-235</ref> | Named after the [[Tale of Two-Hares]]<ref>[[Dance of the Dead (Novel)]] p. 93</ref>, the Two-Hares Inn is located in [[Port d'Elhour]]. The Inn's sign depicts [[Longears]] and [[Bouki]] [[intoxicated|drunken]] and leaning upon each other. It was formerly owned and operated by [[Jean of Port d'Elhour)|Jean]], who specialized in [[cook|cooking]] [[rabbit]] sautéed in a [[wine]] sauce, served with stewed [[W:Makshee|makshee]] and [[W:Cushaw|cushaw]].<ref>DotD p. 64-67</ref> However, Jean [[death|died]] choking on a bone and was [[reanimated]] as a [[zombie]] by [[Anton Misroi]] to serve him as his personal [[chef]]. This left the fate of the inn uncertain.<ref>DotD p. 233-235</ref> | ||
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Named after the Tale of Two-Hares[1], the Two-Hares Inn is located in Port d'Elhour. The Inn's sign depicts Longears and Bouki drunken and leaning upon each other. It was formerly owned and operated by Jean, who specialized in cooking rabbit sautéed in a wine sauce, served with stewed makshee and cushaw.[2] However, Jean died choking on a bone and was reanimated as a zombie by Anton Misroi to serve him as his personal chef. This left the fate of the inn uncertain.[3]
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The inn is still in operation as of the time of the Souragne Gazetteer. It features live performance by musicians and provides drink, but it provides no food. There is a problem recruiting cooks. The place is rumored to be cursed.[4]
References
- ↑ Dance of the Dead (Novel) p. 93
- ↑ DotD p. 64-67
- ↑ DotD p. 233-235
- ↑ Souragne Gazetteer p. 21
