Elfsong Tavern

The Elfsong Tavern is located just past the docks of Baldur's Gate. Infamous for a more sketchy bunch of customers, the Elfsong is typically not inhabited by the common man or faint of heart. However, adventurers and lawbreakers constantly frequent the Elfsong.
On the mantle sits the stuffed body of a baby Beholder.
By the event that gives this tavern its name, patrons of the Elfsong commonly will hear the ghostly song of an elven woman. Whenever this song would play, any Elf within the tavern would be given a free mug of ale. This ghostly woman singing at the Elfsong sings for her husband who had served in the Company of the Cresent Blade. The day he left to defend Baldur's Gate, he promised her that he would return. He never kept his promise. In the time of the first Onyx Tower, the three adventurer's, Vahn, Kromlech, and Adrianna, met a ghost in the tower who revealed himself to be the man who made this promise. The ghostly woman sings because she still waits for his return. When the trio destroyed the Onyx Tower, this freed the man's ghost and brought peace to the Elf woman. This fact was retconned in "Into the Maw of Madness: Chapter 1: Day 1" when the woman began singing and Sith received free ale.
Category:Inns/Taverns