Tavern Hall - Upon entering the Drunken Dragon, the first thing that might strike a person would be the sheer size of it. To put it generally, the taproom is massive. Arc-shaped biinwood rafters give the impression of massive wooden ribs, and when fires burn in the twin hearths, eerie shadows dance across the ceiling. The lanterns hanging amidst these rafters add to the effect. A C-shaped bar curves outwards from the wall, offering plenty of room to maids and cooks work and more than enough seating room. Surrounding the outer curve of the C are the bar stools; four-legged, backless affairs with hard round seats. The heads of iron nails can be seen protruding from the floor, securing the stools from rowdier guests. Like a pair of fiery gladiators preparing to face off, identical grani