Black Goose Inn

The Black Goose was a medium to high quality inn and tavern located in the heart of the town of Valladilene, in the county of the Goldplains. It was owned and ran by Borris Blane. It was notable for the great job that Borris did after he purchased the building from the previous owner (a blacksmith store), as far as quality and exotic food goes. He ran the inn for both the poor and rich, and he always posed a mild and honest behavior, making him a lovable member of the community and his inn a gathering point. The place was rarely empty and especially during spring and summertime, when trade flourishes, the inn was packed with both locals and travelers.

The inn offered anything from bread, cheese, eggs and goat milk to chicken, boar and deer meat. The dishes could be plain and fancy as do the beverages and drinks. There was anything here from water to old wine. The prices were low and on the expensive orders it was still lower in cost than Crimmor and the quality remained as high.

Borris Blane was ever openly a supporter of the former Earl of Valladilene and also a member of the town council when times called for one.

The inn was fully made of oak wood and sandstone from the Giant's Foot. The inn had ten fully equipped rooms and five cheaper (thus simpler) rooms. The inn occupied only a ground floor, having its common room facing the Green of the village and the rooms were spread out on the comfortable back side of the inn. On its western side by the well, one could rest his horse on the clean stables that were big enough for thirty horses and five carriages or wagons. The inn had a bathing chamber and also a private room for people that wished for a quiet meeting.

The people that worked for Borris were:
 * Jarod, Felin, and Oswalt at the stables.
 * William, Venia, Andervil and Rimma in the kitchen.
 * Marlaine, Ovva, Helenya, Rosenna, Sayl and Fenra as maids.
 * Zennu, Gillia and Feriya as serving girls.

The inn was burnt down during the Purging of Valladilene. The accounts of the people that worked there (including Borris Blane) are lost.