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Adabra's Funderground

Summary

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A pub and brothel built into the underground ruins of Phandalin run by Adabra Gywnn; Phandalin’s midwife. She regularly conducts her private business here and finds odd jobs for those in need of work to do.

Since 802 Ag the layout has changed significantly through mechanisms not yet known to the populace.

Relevance

Section titled Relevance

Originally called Adabra Gwynn’s Underground Funhouse - it contained a bar run by Rizz Greif and Brackdak Olgon, a brothel run by Adabra herself, and her personal bedroom and chambers. It also contained a chamber for Joseph Grimm, the Townmaster’s Hand at the time. The venue could only be accessed through two secret entrances; through a ladder and pathway via the Shrine of Luck or an obscured basement trapdoor behind Harbin Wester’s House. The former led to the front door entrance while the latter was intended only for Adabra herself to use. The venue was kept a secret for the townsfolk as Adabra was not confident that Harbin would accept the venue in his paranoid state.

Shortly after the arrival of Amylthas and The Bussy Knights, the dining/seating space was suddenly increased and an additional private dining room was added opposite a door. The populace assumed this was the work of Adabra herself but she was clueless herself. The Shrine of Luck was also opened up into a proper spiral staircase as the town as the need for secrecy was now irrelevant.

Once again; after the Phandalin Election concluded and people returned to the town, the layout had reconfigured. The walls were cleaner and more ornate, and the wooden furnishings were significantly higher quality than before. The number of rooms in the brothel had also been increased from 12 to 24. The bar also expanded and now took up most of the back right hand corner and a second public seating area was built into the same wall that once had the offices of Joseph Grimm.

With all the sudden changes in Phandalin, Adabra has begun a rebrand of the venue - calling it Adabra’s Funderground to match the more professional appearance.