Adventurers At-Large Association

With chapters in most cities across Asanon, the Adventurer's At-Large Association, or AAA, functioned as a chain of hostels, taverns and meeting places for all manner of people seeking adventure, odd jobs, or roast-beef sandwiches. In addition to room and board services, most branches also ran a small general store. The main draw to AAA branches, however, was their odd-job service: locals could register complaints, tasks and queries with the branch, who would sort them according to their membership levels. They would then advertise the "missions" to members, though the AAA took no responsibility for the remittance of payment upon completion of a task. AAA branches were good places to catch up on the rumors and gossip of a given area, as well as network with likeminded people.
Membership was easy to obtain; for a small sum one could register as a Bronze Member with the Association, granting them access to bronze-level missions. Several higher levels of membership existed, each with their own benefits, depending on how much money one had to spend and/or how skilled one was.
The owner of the AAA was Richard Grey; it eventually passed to Aiden and Charlotte Webber.
The AAA continued to expand over the years, always owned by the Webber family. It eventually grew and split into several subsidiary businesses including a private detective agency, a restaurant and hotel chain, and a delivery service, though none of these use the original company's name.
==Branches==
The Renick branch was a quiet place, mainly viewed by locals as a decent restaurant. It had two receptionists: the evening clerk, Mary, and the day clerk, Shirley, who was quite the lady.
The Kalleandar branch was always very busy, filled with tourists and pilgrims visiting the big city. It boasted the largest available number of Bronze Members at any time, which meant that it usually had no work for them. Sarah was the perky, slightly bigmouthed day clerk here.
The Rochester branch was the administrative headquarters and flagship building. While it was not always filled with members, it was the busiest branch, as it handled the centralized paperwork of the whole franchise. Aiden Webber was the manager here, and was sometimes seen acting as a receptionist.
The Palermo branch was a converted saloon, and as such was more of a drinking hole than an inn. It got very busy in the evening hours, but always more so with barflies than with adventurers. If any of the orc tribes had an issue they wanted outside assistance with, it would always be given to this branch.
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