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- A section on the AE forums.
- The tavern is a building in the five first Heroes of Might and Magic games. It increases the morale of troops defending the city, or allows the player to recruit heroes, or both. In Heroes VI, heroes can be hired at the Hall of Heroes instead.
- A tavern is a location found in cities (and, in The Thief of Fate, Scrapwood Tavern can be found near the Refugee Camp in the wilderness). It is a place to replenish the bard's song and tip the barkeep for information. The taverns serve Ale, Beer, Mead, Foul Spirits, Ginger Ale, and other drinks...
- After 40 situations, you can choose to end the story or to spend another 3 APs and continue the adventory for 40 more situations. When in the progress of playing a story , you are unable to fight in the Grotto or against other players as well as to go on the man hunt. If you wish to use these features, you will need to end the story.
- One such tavern is the Blue Boar Tavern in Britain.
- To get to the Tavern you click on the mug of grog. When you go to the Tavern the first things you see are a moose on the far left, a lion in the middle, and a badger on the far right. They all give you missions, each of different types.
- Most large towns will have a tavern. In some towns, they are very prominent, and are the center of the social life in a town. The dwarves in Kazordoon are well known for their beer and wine, and the tavern can be found right next to the depot, but the women in Carlin have outlawed the consumption of alcohol, and the only tavern in town is hiding in the sewers. Many Food Shopkeeper NPCs can be found in a tavern selling a variety of liquids.
- Most large towns will have a tavern. In some towns, they are very prominent, and are the center of the social life in a town. The dwarves in Kazordoon are well known for their beer and wine, and the tavern can be found right next to the depot, but the women in Carlin have outlawed the consumption of alcohol, and the only tavern in town is hiding in the sewers. Many Food Shopkeeper NPCs can be found in a tavern selling a variety of liquids.
- The BlogClan Tavern is where most BlogClan members talk; they are very popular.
- The tavern is where you auction hero/troops to get free gold. You also can see your whole army, and the tavern gives off a moral boast for the city's defenders. Upgrading taverns makes moral boats bigger. File:Tavern.gif
- A tavern was an establishment run by the local Tavern Owner in which people could go to have a drink and find a crew.
- The Tavern was a small bar/restaurant that made an appearance in Underworld: Evolution. It is located in Hungary, on the outskirts of Budapest, not far from a Vampire safe house.
- A tavern is usually a building with a tavernkeeper NPC. Tavern sub-zones often have their own atmospheric music. Blizzard published an album of these songs called "Taverns of Azeroth".
- A tavern is usually a building with a tavernkeeper NPC. In Warcraft III, a tavern was a place from which neutral heroes were hired and could be revived instantly for a price.
- The Tavern is the in-game establishment that provides lodging and entertainment for travelers. This translates into a place to rest when you need a break from your Dailies and an active chat that any user is welcome to participate in or simply observe. You will find the Tavern under the Social tab's Tavern Chat option. You can also access the Tavern by clicking on the Social tab itself. __TOC__
- Tavern may refer to:
* Tavern (Tropico 2)
* Tavern (Tropico 5)
- A tavern is a gathering place in Renaissance Kingdoms. Each town has a Tavern option on its town map which will display a list of the taverns in that town. To enter a tavern, click on its name and a window will open which causes your character to "enter" the tavern and take a seat. Any other players in the tavern will be seen and can be interacted with. As a tavern patron, you can purchase beer (which helps your mood), purchase meals (which satisfy your hunger and improve your stats), talk with other patrons, or just listen to what people have to say. In addition to being a place to visit, a tavern can also be seen as a professional opportunity.
- A tavern is an entertainment building that can be built in a town in Empire: Total War.
- When she was not hunting a bounty, this small tavern was frequented by June. It was host to a major gambling business and an arm wrestling competition, which June dominated in her free time. Prince Zuko came here twice seeking June's assistance. The first time, he hired her to capture the Avatar in order to please his father. The second time he came to her was also to find Aang, but this time he wanted to help his friends to find him before the arrival of Sozin's Comet. This way, Aang could prevent the Fire Lord's use of its power to burn down the Earth Kingdom.
- Taverns are drinking establishments found throughout the world of Daventry.
- In Pegasus, the Atlantis expedition has met several planets with taverns, since most Pegasus races are similar to the Middle Ages, technologically. In the Milky Way, SG-1 visited several taverns, including one in 2006, before setting off on a quest to find the Sangraal before Adria and the Ori get their first. In the Alteran Home Galaxy, one such tavern in Ver Isca was used as a front for the Anti-Ori underground. (SGA: "Instinct", "Irresponsible", "The Kindred, Part 2", "Broken Ties") (SG1: "Crusade", "The Quest, Part 1")
- A tavern belonging to Rouge in the more disreputable part of Labyrinthia.
- Deficit (Kurangi gold produce sebesar 1, selama Anda mengontrol Territory lain) Jika Follower lawan masuk Graveyard dari permainan, peroleh 1 gold. 2 gold: Kurangi honor target Territory lawan sebesar 10.
- Players can 'pay to play' Tavern from level 55 onward, where they can choose to pay with crystals (which will need to be bought with real money) to unlock the Picture early, rather than waiting until they reach level 62 and unlock it for free, through normal game play. Each part requires 75 crystals, totaling 300 crystals. Tavern was introduced during May 2014 Tavern Update. No special items are required to play Tavern, unlike pictures released in other recent updates. From the Diary:
- A tavern was an establishment that sold foods and beverages. In 2152, a tavern existed in a city on a pre-warp planet which was visited by an Enterprise away team. Malcolm Reed lost his communicator there, where it was found by the authorities, who later captured Reed and Jonathan Archer here. (ENT: "The Communicator") In 2365, a character in Data's Sherlock Holmes program was released from prison and spent the rest of that day in a tavern drinking gin with his wife, who later murdered him. (TNG: "Elementary, Dear Data" )
- Low-end taverns are poorly made and offer cheap food and drink and are generally located around the shipping docks or slums of a city. They make great spots for thieves, beggars, ruffians, and the like. In these cheap hang-outs there are often fights an bar-brawls, as well as many pick-pocketings and robberies.
- In Fable and Fable: The Lost Chapters, every major settlement (Bowerstone, Oakvale, Knothole Glade, Hook Coast, Snowspire and the Heroes' Guild) has its own tavern, which is shown as the green building in the map. There is also a tavern in the Darkwood Bordello. Taverns often offer goods at a slightly higher price than general stores, and this fact is frequently mentioned by villagers, who advise the player to "stay away from the tavern". Taverns are also a spot where the Hero will sometimes meet NPCs, such as Maze and Whisper. Bards can also be found in most taverns in Albion and for ten gold coins, will sing a song about the Hero and his deeds. The Hero can only purchase beer in taverns, where there is always a supply of about 50 beers for about 13 gold each. Other trade-able goods, such
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| Text | - Pubs are oft found in markets and inns. Good ale and stout is complemented by a well-cooked leg of mutton, a fresh pheasant, or a juicy side of beef. A good customer may find the chef offering a taste of the day's special and of the local gossip as well.
Some of the best eating houses and pubs have music provided by minstrels. Do not hesitate to speak to the musicians and let them know how much their work is appreciated. Some musicians may have something interesting to tell, or may become friends or supporters. Pub owners are a friendly lot. They chat with their clientele and they listen well. A good tipper may learn something very interested in a pub.
- In pubs, the traveler may partake of a refreshing glass of ale or a fine meal of pheasant and mutton. The service will often be accompanied by the melodies of a cheerful minstrel, and pub owners are known for their willingness to take part in a friendly chat.
- The subjects of Lord British truly prize their pubs, and it shows in the gracious hospitality to be found in all public houses. Most offer an excellent array of drinks and food for the wayfarer. It is also commonly known that the bartenders are incurable gossips - if asked the right question and offered the right price - rare news may be obtained. Public drunkenness is prohibited throughout the lands of Britannia, so temper thy indulgence with wisdom.
- In a Pub one may relax and enjoy a refreshing drink or a fine meal. In many pubs one will hear the local bard sing rousing songs of legend and lore. When conversing with the other patrons of a pub, be prepared to hear anecdotes, war stories, local history - perhaps even useful information!
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- A section on the AE forums.
- The tavern is a building in the five first Heroes of Might and Magic games. It increases the morale of troops defending the city, or allows the player to recruit heroes, or both. In Heroes VI, heroes can be hired at the Hall of Heroes instead.
- In Fable and Fable: The Lost Chapters, every major settlement (Bowerstone, Oakvale, Knothole Glade, Hook Coast, Snowspire and the Heroes' Guild) has its own tavern, which is shown as the green building in the map. There is also a tavern in the Darkwood Bordello. Taverns often offer goods at a slightly higher price than general stores, and this fact is frequently mentioned by villagers, who advise the player to "stay away from the tavern". Taverns are also a spot where the Hero will sometimes meet NPCs, such as Maze and Whisper. Bards can also be found in most taverns in Albion and for ten gold coins, will sing a song about the Hero and his deeds. The Hero can only purchase beer in taverns, where there is always a supply of about 50 beers for about 13 gold each. Other trade-able goods, such as beer barrels and cider crates can be bought and sold in taverns, though not at good prices. Since a great number of villagers can be found in the tavern at dusk, they are great places for heroes to show off their trophies. All taverns except for the ones in Knothole Glade and the Hero's Guild have beds in which the player can sleep for a small fee. The tavern in Bowerstone South has a cellar that can only be entered when the statue in Lookout Point is pointing towards Bowerstone. This happens around midnight. File:KnotholeGladeTavern.jpg Most taverns offer a different pub game, with a different prize for players who can achieve a good score. The games are:
* Card Pairs in Bowerstone South, prize: Briar Rose doll
* Coin Golf in Oakvale, prize: Whisper doll
* Card Sorting in Knothole Glade, prize: Scarlet Robe doll
* Shove Ha'Penny in Hook Coast, prize: Maze doll
* Coin Golf in Snowspire, prize: Scythe doll
* Spot The Addition in Twinblade's Camp, prize: Twinblade doll The other taverns do not have pub games. However, there is a building in Twinblade's Camp that seems to be a tavern. While there is no bartender, there is a gamesmaster with whom the player may play Spot the Addition and win a Twinblade doll.
- Players can 'pay to play' Tavern from level 55 onward, where they can choose to pay with crystals (which will need to be bought with real money) to unlock the Picture early, rather than waiting until they reach level 62 and unlock it for free, through normal game play. Each part requires 75 crystals, totaling 300 crystals. Tavern was introduced during May 2014 Tavern Update. No special items are required to play Tavern, unlike pictures released in other recent updates. From the Diary: Tavern is one of the 15 pictures in the game that does not reward any combining elements, but does reward collection items that require a large number of combining elements to combine.
- A tavern is a location found in cities (and, in The Thief of Fate, Scrapwood Tavern can be found near the Refugee Camp in the wilderness). It is a place to replenish the bard's song and tip the barkeep for information. The taverns serve Ale, Beer, Mead, Foul Spirits, Ginger Ale, and other drinks...
- After 40 situations, you can choose to end the story or to spend another 3 APs and continue the adventory for 40 more situations. When in the progress of playing a story , you are unable to fight in the Grotto or against other players as well as to go on the man hunt. If you wish to use these features, you will need to end the story.
- Low-end taverns are poorly made and offer cheap food and drink and are generally located around the shipping docks or slums of a city. They make great spots for thieves, beggars, ruffians, and the like. In these cheap hang-outs there are often fights an bar-brawls, as well as many pick-pocketings and robberies. High-end taverns are often found by the city halls, worshiping grounds, or palaces, these taverns are extremely well made and offer the finest food and drink money can buy. Those who frequent these places are rich or people of power. The tavern keepers hire multiple skilled bouncers to protect the place and stifle any fights that may break out.
- One such tavern is the Blue Boar Tavern in Britain.
- To get to the Tavern you click on the mug of grog. When you go to the Tavern the first things you see are a moose on the far left, a lion in the middle, and a badger on the far right. They all give you missions, each of different types.
- Most large towns will have a tavern. In some towns, they are very prominent, and are the center of the social life in a town. The dwarves in Kazordoon are well known for their beer and wine, and the tavern can be found right next to the depot, but the women in Carlin have outlawed the consumption of alcohol, and the only tavern in town is hiding in the sewers. Many Food Shopkeeper NPCs can be found in a tavern selling a variety of liquids.
- Most large towns will have a tavern. In some towns, they are very prominent, and are the center of the social life in a town. The dwarves in Kazordoon are well known for their beer and wine, and the tavern can be found right next to the depot, but the women in Carlin have outlawed the consumption of alcohol, and the only tavern in town is hiding in the sewers. Many Food Shopkeeper NPCs can be found in a tavern selling a variety of liquids.
- The BlogClan Tavern is where most BlogClan members talk; they are very popular.
- The tavern is where you auction hero/troops to get free gold. You also can see your whole army, and the tavern gives off a moral boast for the city's defenders. Upgrading taverns makes moral boats bigger. File:Tavern.gif
- A tavern was an establishment run by the local Tavern Owner in which people could go to have a drink and find a crew.
- The Tavern was a small bar/restaurant that made an appearance in Underworld: Evolution. It is located in Hungary, on the outskirts of Budapest, not far from a Vampire safe house.
- A tavern is usually a building with a tavernkeeper NPC. Tavern sub-zones often have their own atmospheric music. Blizzard published an album of these songs called "Taverns of Azeroth".
- A tavern is usually a building with a tavernkeeper NPC. In Warcraft III, a tavern was a place from which neutral heroes were hired and could be revived instantly for a price.
- The Tavern is the in-game establishment that provides lodging and entertainment for travelers. This translates into a place to rest when you need a break from your Dailies and an active chat that any user is welcome to participate in or simply observe. You will find the Tavern under the Social tab's Tavern Chat option. You can also access the Tavern by clicking on the Social tab itself. __TOC__
- A tavern was an establishment that sold foods and beverages. In 2152, a tavern existed in a city on a pre-warp planet which was visited by an Enterprise away team. Malcolm Reed lost his communicator there, where it was found by the authorities, who later captured Reed and Jonathan Archer here. (ENT: "The Communicator") In 2365, a character in Data's Sherlock Holmes program was released from prison and spent the rest of that day in a tavern drinking gin with his wife, who later murdered him. (TNG: "Elementary, Dear Data" ) In 2370, Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher were told to head for a tavern in Ohn-Kor near the Kes-Prytt border. (TNG: "Attached" ) In 2372, Kor visited a tavern on Torna IV, where he became drunk and told the other customers about gaining the Shroud of the Sword and how it would lead him to the Sword of Kahless. Toral was also in the tavern at the time. (DS9: "The Sword of Kahless") In 2373, Bahrat's space station featured a tavern which, among other things, served toffa ale. (VOY: "Fair Trade") In 2374, a holographic Leonardo da Vinci considered moving to France and told Catarina about a tavern outside Paris, which he described as a "charming little bistro" offering a particular wine. (VOY: "Concerning Flight") In 2377, a brainwashed Tom Paris worked as a waiter in a tavern on Quarra. (VOY: "Workforce, Part II") Graife's establishment in "Honor Among Thieves" was described in the script as being a tavern.
- Tavern may refer to:
* Tavern (Tropico 2)
* Tavern (Tropico 5)
- A tavern is a gathering place in Renaissance Kingdoms. Each town has a Tavern option on its town map which will display a list of the taverns in that town. To enter a tavern, click on its name and a window will open which causes your character to "enter" the tavern and take a seat. Any other players in the tavern will be seen and can be interacted with. As a tavern patron, you can purchase beer (which helps your mood), purchase meals (which satisfy your hunger and improve your stats), talk with other patrons, or just listen to what people have to say. In addition to being a place to visit, a tavern can also be seen as a professional opportunity.
- A tavern is an entertainment building that can be built in a town in Empire: Total War.
- When she was not hunting a bounty, this small tavern was frequented by June. It was host to a major gambling business and an arm wrestling competition, which June dominated in her free time. Prince Zuko came here twice seeking June's assistance. The first time, he hired her to capture the Avatar in order to please his father. The second time he came to her was also to find Aang, but this time he wanted to help his friends to find him before the arrival of Sozin's Comet. This way, Aang could prevent the Fire Lord's use of its power to burn down the Earth Kingdom.
- Taverns are drinking establishments found throughout the world of Daventry.
- In Pegasus, the Atlantis expedition has met several planets with taverns, since most Pegasus races are similar to the Middle Ages, technologically. In the Milky Way, SG-1 visited several taverns, including one in 2006, before setting off on a quest to find the Sangraal before Adria and the Ori get their first. In the Alteran Home Galaxy, one such tavern in Ver Isca was used as a front for the Anti-Ori underground. (SGA: "Instinct", "Irresponsible", "The Kindred, Part 2", "Broken Ties") (SG1: "Crusade", "The Quest, Part 1")
- A tavern belonging to Rouge in the more disreputable part of Labyrinthia.
- Deficit (Kurangi gold produce sebesar 1, selama Anda mengontrol Territory lain) Jika Follower lawan masuk Graveyard dari permainan, peroleh 1 gold. 2 gold: Kurangi honor target Territory lawan sebesar 10.
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