====== Tavern Brawl ======
(//[[tag:tonygarcia|Tony Garcia]]//)

Taverns can prove interesting places for any adventure. Anything can happen, including a good brawl! How about a simple table to determine how the brawl started? What's the reason for the beat up beginning? Roll 2d6 below and have fun!

^  2d6  ^ The brawl started because... |
|  2  | ...some miscreant insulted a barbarian's wife. |
|  3  | ...a dwarf was called a son of a goblin. |
|  4  | ...the beer was flat and warm. Or not, if that's to your taste. |
|  5  | ...an assassin cheated at cards. |
|  6  | ...a hapless knight had a drunk puke over him at dinner. |
|  7  | ...a courtesan was shorted on her pay. She pulled out a dagger and slashed the customer's face. |
|  8  | ...a table of barbarians were presented with a significantly high bill. |
|  9  | ...a drunk piddled on a barbarian's foot. |
|  10  | ...an elementalist's roast dinner lacked the requisite sauce. |
|  11  | ...somebody has had their fingers in the till. |
|  12  | ...the tavern's cook took exception to his fare being called slop. |

The fight can involve players, or serve as a distraction for some game action. The Game Master can decide the best way to adapt it into their story.

//This article first appeared in [[https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/378312/Casket-of-Fays-5--a-Dragon-Warriors-RPG-fanzine|Casket of Fays Issue 5]].//