Inn

Infrastructure Bank Estate agent Fort Inn Market Palace Attractions Black market Explorers' hall Trading post

Construction Costs Doubloons: 0 Basic Upgrade Downgrade Basic labor 1,300 650 130 Skilled labor 400 200 40 Expert labor 300 150 30 Iron 100 50 N/A Stone 6,000 3,000 N/A Tan cloth 700 350 N/A Wood 300 150 N/A

An inn is a building placed on a colonized island. It is used to encourage drinking, brawls, rumble, spades, hearts, poker, and treasure drop games as well as hosting tournaments.

Construction

An island needs only a completed fort to begin construction of an inn.

Use

Inns have historically been a gathering place for carousing and multiplayer puzzles. Each inn has an old salt, who, when well sauced, speaks of goodly shipments. Inns are often highly crowded and serve as marketplaces for tradeable items like clothing and ships, although spamming should be avoided. The deedholder of an inn does not change with the governorship, and the inn has no taxes due and collects no profit.

Owner transfer

On the Obsidian Ocean, inn ownership transfers normally to every flag that wins a blockade. On every other ocean, the inn deed is never transferred except through player trades.

Storage

An inn has no hold.

Rooms and furnishings

Left-facing inn

Inn
Left Front Room Left Front Room (click for larger view) Floor plan key Wall that can hold hanging furniture (south or west face only) Wall that cannot hold hanging furniture Obstructed floor (stairs, arrows, columns) Tabletop items only (usually because of a functional prop) Open floor Void. Nothing may be placed here, and does not count as a wall for sinks, fireplaces, etc.	Paint: 17 unit(s) of paint for the trim.
Left Back Room Left Back Room (click for larger view) Floor plan key Wall that can hold hanging furniture (south or west face only) Wall that cannot hold hanging furniture Obstructed floor (stairs, arrows, columns) Tabletop items only (usually because of a functional prop) Open floor Void. Nothing may be placed here, and does not count as a wall for sinks, fireplaces, etc.	Paint: 14 units of paint for the trim.

Right-facing inn

Inn
Right Front Room Right Front Room (click for larger view) Floor plan key Wall that can hold hanging furniture (south or west face only) Wall that cannot hold hanging furniture Obstructed floor (stairs, arrows, columns) Tabletop items only (usually because of a functional prop) Open floor Void. Nothing may be placed here, and does not count as a wall for sinks, fireplaces, etc.	Paint: 2 unit(s) of paint for the walls. 18 unit(s) of paint for the trim.
Right Back Room Right Back Room (click for larger view) Floor plan key Wall that can hold hanging furniture (south or west face only) Wall that cannot hold hanging furniture Obstructed floor (stairs, arrows, columns) Tabletop items only (usually because of a functional prop) Open floor Void. Nothing may be placed here, and does not count as a wall for sinks, fireplaces, etc.	Paint: 11 unit(s) of paint for the walls. 12 unit(s) of paint for the trim.

Left-facing upgraded inn

Inn
Left Upgraded Front Room Left Upgraded Front Room (click for larger view) No floor plans available.	Paint: 2 unit(s) of paint for the walls. 21 unit(s) of paint for the trim.
Left Upgraded Back Room Left Upgraded Back Room (click for larger view) No floor plans available.	Paint: 20 unit(s) of paint for the trim.

Right-facing upgraded inn

Inn
Right Upgraded Front Room Right Upgraded Front Room (click for larger view) No floor plans available.	Paint: 1 unit(s) of paint for the walls. 22 unit(s) of paint for the trim.
Right Upgraded Back Room Right Upgraded Back Room (click for larger view) No floor plans available.	Paint: 18 unit(s) of paint for the trim.

Historical notes

Prior to the release of 28 March 2005, islands could have more than one inn -- although Midnight's Zeta, Cnossos, and Cranberry islands were the only ones to ever have more than one.

External/other links

• Commonly discussed ideas from Game Design