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The '''Floating Dragon''', located a block from [[Weaver's Row]] in the northern quarter of the city, is one of [[Myrkentown]]'s several pubs -- but certainly not its finest. Better renowned for its card games than its liquor (which is widely reputed to be watered down), it currently plays host to some of [[Myrken Wood]]'s most famed players of [[Picket]], [[Truc]], and [[One And Thirty]]. Unlike many of the town's taverns, the 'Dragon does not employ guards at its entrances. It remains to be seen whether this will change in the future, but for now it contributes to the tolerant atmosphere that is the 'Dragon's trademark. Its only rule: 'Be nice... or at least be funny'.
 
The '''Floating Dragon''', located a block from [[Weaver's Row]] in the northern quarter of the city, is one of [[Myrkentown]]'s several pubs -- but certainly not its finest. Better renowned for its card games than its liquor (which is widely reputed to be watered down), it currently plays host to some of [[Myrken Wood]]'s most famed players of [[Picket]], [[Truc]], and [[One And Thirty]]. Unlike many of the town's taverns, the 'Dragon does not employ guards at its entrances. It remains to be seen whether this will change in the future, but for now it contributes to the tolerant atmosphere that is the 'Dragon's trademark. Its only rule: 'Be nice... or at least be funny'.
  

Latest revision as of 13:05, 14 July 2014

The Floating Dragon, located a block from Weaver's Row in the northern quarter of the city, is one of Myrkentown's several pubs -- but certainly not its finest. Better renowned for its card games than its liquor (which is widely reputed to be watered down), it currently plays host to some of Myrken Wood's most famed players of Picket, Truc, and One And Thirty. Unlike many of the town's taverns, the 'Dragon does not employ guards at its entrances. It remains to be seen whether this will change in the future, but for now it contributes to the tolerant atmosphere that is the 'Dragon's trademark. Its only rule: 'Be nice... or at least be funny'.