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The Drunken Woodsman Inn is a roadside inn associated with Osbrook, placed per save. The innkeeper Bryne offers trading there, buying alcohol, jewelry and valuables. The article covers its location and roads, people and services, and official background.

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Location and roads

The Drunken Woodsman Inn is an example location on the world map placed by satellite rules per save, rather than a fixed location at the same coordinates in every game; check your current save's map for its position. It is associated with Osbrook, and roads connect it to Osbrook, the Ralph & Sons Inn and the Abbey of the Holy Revelation. Use your current save's map and explored roads when planning the trip.

People and services

The innkeeper Bryne offers trading; his trading profile confirms he buys alcohol, jewelry and valuables. His buying categories come from the character's trading setup and are not a stock list; individual items may still be affected by category, material, durability and other trading conditions. His other duties, schedule and actual stock are not verified and are not asserted here.

His trading profile also confirms the buying key meat, but the same-release data has no approved official label for it; this article records the raw key as a documented gap without inventing a translation.

People and services
CharacterConfirmed servicesExamples of accepted categories
BryneTradingAlcohol, Jewelry, Valuables

Official description

The Drunken Woodsman is a safe haven for any hunter who finds themselves passing through Osbrook.

Fuentes

Versión del juego 0.9.4.25

  1. Same-release official location names
  2. Same-release official location description
  3. Same-release world map satellite placement and road rules
  4. Same-release character trading profile
  5. Buying key meat has no approved official label; recorded verbatim as a documented gap without translation
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