Far Away Inn

The Far Away is a modest inn on the southern shore of Bladespring Lake. It is owned and operated by the retired adventurer Faris and his wife, both originally from Misr.

Faris funded the construction and original provisioning of the Far Away with gold gleaned from his last adventure in the Faroese ruins, before the Regency installed a military presence there. After establishing a respectable nest egg, Faris retrieved his wife from the capitol island and built the Far Away, reasoning that it would only be a matter of time before the road between Viti and Faroe reopened for trade – at which point he and his wife would be ideally placed as a way station.

The inn can sleep up to 15 people, and the ground outside is soft, flat, and even – ideal for pitching tents or just sleeping out. There is a small, cultivated plot nearby with a broad assortment of vegetables, barley, and hops, as well as beehives. The land nearby is abundant with game, and the lake itself is rich with fish. Faris's wife is a fine cook, though quiet, and is ready to host guests on a moment's notice.