Fireplace Sounds - Medieval Tavern - Inn Ambience | 1 hour
2017 ж. 3 Ақп.
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The Golden Spider is Northpoint's most well-known Inn. Townsfolk and explorers alike come here to eat, rest and make merry. Adventures of all kinds start and end here.
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"I've got the finest food and drink in all if Skyrim, Traveler"
"let me guess, someone stole your sweet roll"
@@josuevalladares6488 I'd be a lot warmer and a lot happier with a belly full of mead.
@@schr4pnel "Maybe I should make apple cabage stew"
May the gods watch over your battles friend
Talos guide you.
*hears a lady coughing* ah, tis the plague Edit: apologies for the curse everyone. 2019 was a simpler time
Lol 😄
Good way to kill a business
This made me laugh 😂
now its : Ah coronavirus
Now it literally is lol
*Tugs bartender's shirt* excuse me, who's that man over there? Bartender: a ranger from the north, around here... they call him Strider.
Yep you seem like you have good taste wanna go on an epic adventure with me to somehow save the world? :)
*This is a reference I appreciate*
@@ataraxicpirate0-0 (Sorry switched account here) You wanna come on the adventure too? You obviously have good taste as well
omg i try to read this with a drama deep voice like those guys in the Hobbit
Dead ass?
One of my favorite things about the Elder Scroll games was the fact that you could go in a place like this and just relax from all the bloodshed outside. That you didn't have to fight all of the time.
_Ohhh, there once was a hero named Ragnar the Red..._
moutardism who came riding in from ole roriksteeeaaad
As he told of bold battles and gold he had maaaade...
But then went quiet did Ragnar The Red, when he met the bold shieldmaiden Matilda who said...
And so then came clashing and slashing of steel, as the brave lass Matilda charged in full of zeal!
I like how people are just roleplaying in the comments.
*I'd grab a cup of beer* ``I av' no idea what you're talkin' about``
extra points for the pusheen avatar
That’s all we’re doing in life
Hi!, im new in town, nice to meet all of you!, my name is Bruce, what is your name?
I've come a long way in my travels, what drink do you recommend me to try?
What a perfect way to be alone and yet feel surrounded by others. This one is an introvert's dream! I shall play this on the big screen while I write. It's very inspiring! Thank You!
it really is, especially when writing for a scene such as this. :)
These vids are so perfect for writing!
Spot on friend. Nothing is better than this (and similar tracks) for reading/learning while alone, yet feeling as though you are around others.
And the voices are muffled enough that they don't distract
I'm doing exactly that. :) Happy writing!
I can't praise this excellent production enough. You're doing a real service here. Many of us are stressed and anxious. This type of harmless immersive escapism is wonderful treatment.
We are even more stressed and anxious now. It's makes things just a wee bit better to endure.
just relax dude, buy crypto like ethereum and bitcoin and leave on a paradisiac island!
Yes.
Agreed.
I agree *WITH* you
I like this version a lot more than other "medieval tavern" or "medieval inn" soundscapes I've heard. This one feels like I'm not down among the crowd but maybe upstairs, so I can hear everything but I don't have to be a part of it if I don't want to. It's so calming to imagine myself in that kind of arrangement.
As long as the people there are friendly
There are so many terrible "ambient" videos on KZhead... and this is NOT one of them! This couldn't be more perfect, especially for D&D. Fantastic! Thank you!
Yes! D&D ambience is perfect. Sounds like a tavern in Baldurs Gate 2.
*walks over* Well, I think the dear only comes from a rough part a town. Who knows what happens there. *sits besides you*
S. M. Henderson Dragonlance
Yappy Raccoon love that game
Oh yes! I gotta bring this up with my DM next time we go to a tavern!
I've been listening to this to put me to sleep and I've got a great scenario that I love to imagine. "I've come to this tavern/inn to rest from my travels and the chilly spring rain. The entire main room smells of pine, leather, fire smoke and freshly baked bread. It's warm and comforting the moment you walk through the door. My room is just beside the staircase so the muffled chatter and the clinking of glasses still filters up to my ears. Someone brings me up a beef stew with potatoes and half a loaf of that same bread I could smell baking downstairs; it's heavy and hearty and fills my stomach and warms my core. The fire lit in my room begins to lull me to sleep, the bed creaking and the blankets are hefty wool and a little bit scratchy. " Works every time. Zzzzzz
Jay Dee wow it does
Can I use that in one of my stories?
that was nice
you have a way with words :)
i imagine this as well but on a unforgiving Winters night instead of a spring one. or a creepy cold fall night
Dude, I suffer from insomnia like you wouldn't believe. You're helping a lot of people. Thanks for making these.
Carl Hitchins you're right. This kind of videos helps a lot. I don't know what's your problem, if your insomnia is a physical problem or just psychological one. But, talking in general, major of them are just physiological. I suffer sometimes of that. Like, if I just got to bed at 6 of the morning I would be thinking that it was late as fuck, and then I would get my biorhythm screw up. But, the moment I start care less about that thoughts, if I just go to bed at that time I rarely have those issues. Or it can also be bcz someone have something important do to in the next day and then get all stressed out.
Right?! Uuhgghh. Insomnia sucks. Backgrounds like this help.
I always fell asleep during lunch time at my church when I was younger and this helps put me to sleep as well as bring back memories. 😊
@slicky villy I'm not even gonna react I'll just let you do you
Pippin: What's that? Merry: This, my friend, is a pint. Pippin: It comes in pints? dramatic pause Pippin: I'm getting one.
You’ve had a whole half, already!
I can’t tell you how much I loved pippin and Merry’s character dynamic, a number does not exist that could quantify how much! 🥰
I'm a law student and this is absolutely perfect to study to. It drowns out the noise of my house and makes me feel like I'm tucked back in a cozy corner, just reading the day away
So... My name's Veronica, you're a lawyer... As a Heathers: The Musical fan I'm kind of interested...
I totally agree! This has really helped me stayed focused on assignments and studying. Keeps me feeling relaxed yet focused and diligent.
Try Modafinil.
As a law student studying for finals right now, it gives me hope to see this comment from 2 years ago. Reminds me that this stress is temporary, and that time moves on. I assume you're a practicing lawyer now, and I can't wait to join you in 2 more years.
@@rellorador3568 you made my day 😍 Musicalfans are everywhere 😍
I'm old and wizened. I have been trodding these roads most of my life, selling trinkets to those better off than myself. My feet ache beneath these broken boots and the rags I've wrapped them in. But, ah, it's good to warm these bones near the fire. A mug of warmed spiced ale in my torn gloves. I sigh, and relax deep against the wall behind me.
I wish there was a place like this that people could visit for a while. A kind of immersive experience where you feel like you're living in the past. It'd make a fortune and would make people feel more human somehow.
I think it's just called a pub
All my local pubs are now merging into posh places where they serve expensive cocktails and cost at least £5 for a pint. Forget going in with work gear on either 😬. I take the bus to other cosier,cheaper places instead 🤣
@@mutoidliz2320 American here. We don't have pubs. We have TGIFs.I know a lot of pubs in other countries are owned by major breweries and some of them are fake pub atmosphere, but at least y'all have them. I'd kill for a friendly local with Guinness on tap and great meals. I spent time as a young kid in Europe and it's just not the same thing here. There's no sense of community, just common eating/ drinking places. Sure, you might have your local bar, or bar/restaurant, but it's a theme park atmosphere that always manages to feel hyped up like some event you need a ticket for, or just grimy and seedy. Not the calm, relaxed but lively local feeling of your local pub. It will never be the same thing. They even try to manufacture them over here. Feels touristy. Feels touristy because it is touristy. Have half a lager for me, will you?
I don’t want to go to one, drive there, drive back. Risk dui. Lol, a virtual tavern chat room would be cool. Mix my own potion and quaff it in silence or whatever.
All I want in life is to live in a village, cutting wood at the mill every day and exchanging legends and myths with my kin every night. Is that too much to ask?
Andrew D and frolic with the wenches!
yes..well not the wood-cutting part (seeing as I am a waman) but maybe work in this freagin inn, would not be such a bad idea...yes..why did civilization progress only to become more uncivilized than ever before?
... and Wi-Fi.
Move to West Virginia.
Hi, Laura. We have actually become more civilized, not less. I know it might not seem like it, but historically we are living in the best times as far as human conduct goes.
After all these years this is still one of my top 5 favorites.
Ahh what a nice evening here in 1350's England. Long live his highness King Edward III. Had a nice day here in the village, went to the blacksmiths to get my claymore repaired, then I stopped off at the bakers for a loaf of bread. Enjoyed the jousting tournament this afternoon, my favorite knight almost won today, but didn't quite win against Sir Joustalot. Still there's always the next tournament. Well now I'm having a nice quiet evening at the village tavern and having a nice ale in front of the fire. It's a pleasant rainy evening, and tomorrow I'm going hunting with the lads!
Mmm cozy. A nice secluded table at the back of the tavern, late at night so one can relax as a spectre in the back of the room. A good meal, good drink and a gentle fireplace. So good for relaxing after a hard day.
Now this is perfect! Turn off all lights but one to read by, open a beer and enjoy a night of reading Viking myths. Thanks for the mental vacation!
this make me feel so warm and comfortable
I love your content because there's always plenty of variation before it loops. It doesn't have the kinda thing where someone laughs or something, then less than a minute later, the same laugh. With your stuff it's ambiguous enough where if there is a laugh, it's not noticeable enough to feel repetitive.
That is why I don't like to fall asleep watching these, because I don't want to miss anything. I watch them while I am awake. In fact, I watch them the same way I would watch a movie, not just as *background* ambience.
There's talk of strange folks abroad!
Karl XII where is this from
Karl XII Can't be too careful...
Shitcake McGee it's from the first Lord of the Rings movie, when Frodo arrives at the gates of the town that has the Prancing Pony Inn.
Zeek1212 ah ok thanks
Zeek1212 Takes one to no one ass hole. And the cake is sweet like butter and spice. upset the cake and you will see its forces
I'd recommend playing this on a loop with "A Winter's Tale (Skyrim Tavern Edit)" for an even better experience.
holy fuck man, best comment ever, the 2 songs, they fits so fucking goooood
This is lovely, thank you!
Give this man a goddamn medal.
Shit that sounds good!
Thalos bless you!
My parents had a restaurant when I was little. They both worked full time so I slept there a lot (until we’d go home at 1 or 2 am) so this is SO comforting to me.
wtf... I just press "E" and still can't grab that coin purse!
Didn't mean to steal that sweet roll!
HALT CITIZEN YOU HAVE COMMITED CRIMES AGAINST SKYRIM AND HER PEOPLE! WHAT SAY YOU IN YOUR DEFENSE?
what i say? FUS ROH DAH!!!
Hey!! You don't see me stealing your things!!! >:[
fares57 make sure to put buckets on their heads before taking it lol
One of my favourites! Masterfully done.
Got chills from the beginning.
I'm going to take a turn at setting the scene. I've only just arrived in this village's tavern not two hours ago. I paid an extra silver for an upstairs room with a window facing the town square below, as I've always felt more comfort in being able to see the city streets in the early morning. The common room smells of fine, salted meats wafted together with the smoke from friendly traveler's pipes, and a sharp perfume of aged cheese is drifting from the cellar door to my right. As of now, I'm leaning back into a lovely leather armchair, my boots propped up on a table in front of me, steaming from the trek earlier today. I've got a good book, a pint of ale, and my pipe is filled with the best tabac from this side of the river. The people here are kind and lively, eager to share their tall tales. Luckily, my pen and paper are ready to jot down any stories I seem fit for re-telling, but for now, I'd rather let back and relax after a long day's journey. If you've got any tales of your travels, please, don't be shy to tell...
Bard? Or Sage? Welcome, either way.
Yo you should do one with an Old Western Saloon. Like a Red Dead saloon
Aside from the “bedtime stories” I listen to, this ambience is the best one I’ve heard! It is my absolute favorite! I listen to it all the time when I need to bring my mind somewhere to relax. This perfect place always brings me back to a steady and healthy mental state! Thank you for creating this ambience with high quality sounds perfectly layered into a peaceful place we can go visit anytime☺️🙏🏼
The coziest of vibes - how I wish this was real!
Thank you for making these! I just discovered them and I love playing them on the big living room tv while I read! I like how there's different sounds throughout and it's not just a repeat, also I like the small animated touches like candles, sunlight, snow, etc. Very nicely done!
I'm pretty sure these are from a video game, i think he just went to the tavern ingame and just stood in the corner
Really? I don't think there'd be all these ambient indistinct vox sounds with no NPCs present. These look to me like uniquely rendered 3D environments, maybe made with a mod. Who knows.
They're made by the uploader and rendered. Not just a game capture :)
I thought it was a mod to make npcs invisible or somthing, if it's user made it's even more impressive. Great work
All the graphics are designed and made by hand and all the audio is compiled by the owner of this channel. He/she has commented that it is all their own work on other videos. Very impressive!
my first experience entering tavern in D&D game *roll 1* you didn't know but you accidentally shove someone and he fell to someone else table, tavern brawl ensue. *roll 20* ironically nobody know who spark the brawl, you sit on the corner of the tavern enjoying your meal and the sight of the brawl together with laughter and good ale. ayyyyy
> imagine being me > LV 30 Male Human Rogue just came back from Journey with group > LV 32 Male Human Fighter *HF* , LV 28 Female Elf Ranger *ER* , LV 30 Male Dwarfen Barbarian *DB* , LV 25 Male Half-elf Cleric *HE* > Group sat in comfortable silence and had fun over successfull adventure > DB gets up to get another ale rams into stranger argument insues > Argument seems to heat up > HF gets up and tries to diffuse the situation > HE,ER and me look at eachother **tell the two to wait here** > Get up and walk over **stealing an Appel successfully on the way** > **throw it at the agressor** > **hide hide behind column** >. >.. >... > (rolls 20) > barfight! > go back to the Table > Nod to HE and ER than sip from Ale > Fall unconscious due to Sh** Alcohol tolerance my proudest Memory while playing with my friends
Best night of sleep I've had in a while.
I want to open a tavern like this. People would have to rely on each other more for entertainment. It would be a big change from the modern bars that are filled with TVs
Definitely with you on that, I would love this type of environment! Sick of looking at 40 TVs in one room.. lol
M A K E O N E I N C A L I F O R N I A.
Wouldn't work. People would pull out their phones instead.
Can you make it grimy, with multiple dogs and cats, and strong scent of roasting chicken and potatoes with rosemary? Then I'll certainly visit.
@@EndlessSummer888 We could make an smartphone free tavern. You'd have to leave your smartphone or tablet in a locker before entering.
It comes in PINTS!?!?
0_o But you've already HAD half a pint!!
I'm getting one.
"They didn't serve pints....ONLY BUCKETS"
Best quote
Lord of the Rings - Awesome characters 👍
"Well hello there traveler! Fancy meeting another human ere'! Now don't take that seriously lad, haha, I myself am a dwarf and in charge of the Golden spider. We Get many folk 'ere and they just come and go, ya know, they are of all different kinds! Feel free to sit over there by the fire and read some of our books, or ye can join the rest upstairs for some socializing! Don't be in a hurry, 'tis a brutal wind out now. Stay awhile, and lemme know if Ye need anything!" ~ Dwarven InnKeeper
When the cringe is too strong
Ken m but also when your dwarven character is on point 😂
joseph pavelka *steals character for dnd*
scarlet night huh? What's Dnd?
Dungeons and Dragons.
Thank you for this ambiance. This is like being in a crowded room without any social pressure, it's perfect background noise to help me write. Don't know why this gets the creative juices flowing, but it does and I'm grateful. Keep it up!
"Our hero, our hero has a warrior's heart..."
“I tell you I tell you the Dragonborn comes...”
With a voice wielding power of the ancient nord art
Believe, believe, the dragonborn comes 🎶
Been listening to this for over a year and still love it! Not like non-stop or anything, but at night, or a nap... freaking perfect.
I am in 10th class and tomorrow is my exam , in my home there is a lot of noise, so I just search for peaceful studying music , 🎶 and I reached here . Thanks a lot whoever you are 😊. Thank you again 💗. I have played this for alot of time when I study . There will be a great role of yours in my 10th board result.❣️❣️❣️❣️
This is way Better than my therapy session 🍵
I've been falling asleep to this video for the past month or so. I don't know what it is about it, but I just love how calming it is. Makes me want to actually go to a tavern like this lol.
I like taverns. The ambience is beautiful. I drink soda, though, nothing alcoholic.
I was an adventurer like you.. Then I took an arrow to the knee.
Let me guess... Someone stole your sweetroll
“Heard that they’re reforming the Dawnguard.”
Hands to yourself, sneak thief
@@bknsty14 "A guard might get nervous. A (person) with their weapon out."
Keep the meme alive bruh 🤘🏼
This is my comfort video. I watch this almost every night before bed and I always fall asleep in minutes. Thank you for creating such a lovely ambience!! ❤❤❤
Best pub I've ever visited in my life and I've been in many.
i have concentration issues because of my adhd. videos like these as background noise help me to concentrate. this is by far my favorite one because it makes me feel as if i am in a public place but without the distraction of voices i can distinguish or the concern of an interruption. thank you very much.
^_^ Everyone here is talking about DnD, but this is golden.
Thank you so much for this. I suffer from insomnia, depression, anxiety and loneliness. This helps me calm down and feel like there are people around me.
I'm here with you in spirit. I suffer with most of those things too! Hugs 🫂 🤗 to you! Xx
this sound listen to sleep time very much! (I'm a Japanese.
This is ice to sleep to, yes. ^_^ Hello!
Legend
This helping me with my insomnia. I've got trouble to fall asleep and stay asleep but this ambience helping me so much to fall asleep so much faster than other ambience videos. Thank you so much for uploading it ❤❤
By far my favorite. I don't know what it is - the combination of the consistent unintelligible voices, fireplace crackles, clanging silverware and mugs, and the footsteps brings me an immense sense of calm, ease, and security. Maybe it has to do with the fact that when I hear non-hostile voices, I feel safe and less anxious, and therefore helps me concentrate on my work (except when I take a break to post a comment like this). Thanks for this wonderful video. It truly is life changing for me.
@Strong by Lee I love taverns, the layout & architecture remind me of Hufflepuff House.
While lying down to rest, I put this on to keep my cat safe and cosy from the fireworks outside. I don't know about him, but it sent me into a long, deep sleep! P.S. Well, a few steps out of bed found the cat as confident as ever and nagging me for food. A+ audio.
This reminds me of the old days. Back when I told the youngens about the Dragon of Bereg. Told'em how he first was seen and took his hold as the treasures keeper. I remember talking about the finest detail of his scales, how he had one missing tooth. I have never actually seen him of course. I heard one day he was killed by the Hunters from the North. They said they didn't leave one piece of him behind. Several men lost their lives to him, but they are honered in songs within the principality. Now of course, I wish I would have been one of these hunters. To look at the beautiful beast and die in the fight. But be remembered and leaving in honor. But it has all changed. Now that I have my own stories to tell, none of the youngens are left. Yes, for most people life is normal again, since the war has ended. But I can never return to who I was. Not after what I've seen. Not after what I've lost. Especially not after what I've done. Oh well. The mood of time. Who am I to understand the ways of the gods? All I know, is that I am now sitting here in the corner of this tavern. Enjoying a good mead. And that it is not long until I see'em all again. The youngens. Dad... Mirandra... Ahh, yes. I'm coming. Don't worry about me, my dear. Alvotan will lead me home. He'll bring me right to you. Not so long, my dear... not so long. // It was a weird feeling for me, who is young and ready for adventure, to watch this old man on the other side of the room making himself ready to leave this world. I could tell that he'll die on that bench in that very night. But I didn't intervene. I could read the relief. He's been awaiting this for a long time. I wonder who is waiting for him on the other side. And how they lost each other. I wonder wether he told stories to the younger boys as well, just like good ol' dim does to me and my brothers right now. Sleep well old man. Maybe you can tell me all your adventures, when I'm passing one day. I'd love to hear about it. Until then, I'm gonna listen to the ol' dim. He also might stumble across your way soon. Sleep well.
oh my, this is exactly what I needed for my Dungeons&Dragons quest. Thank you so much, it's wonderfull for my players to have an ambiance like this. I use your work on every quest I do, from writting to playing, and it's amazing.
Thank you very much indeed! I play this all the time when I'm at home or university. I use it for reading, dinner with friends, relaxing, and studying. Essentially, it is always on for whatever reason.
This is AMAZING for studying. I have ADD, and the sound of people talking is usually SUPER distracting for me, but the people in this video are just muffled enough that I can stay focused! THANK YOU!!!!
this is so good, I'm currently translating a book, so I just put this on and imagined I was at a quiet tavern working and it kept me focused for hours! thanks
Merveilleuse taverne médiévale ! J'aime beaucoup ce style d'architecture des temps anciens à jamais disparus ! Le crépitement du feu dans l'âtre, les voix au loin dans une autre salle... , le tintement des verres qui s'entrechoquent, sans doute au service : tout est bien pensé ! Ces objets artisanaux sont disposés avec goût. Lumière tamisée qui détend, relaxe le regard... ! Fort belle découverte pour laquelle je vous remercie . Bravo et merci : )))🔥🪔🕯🌝
Wow so beautiful. Thank you. God bless you for uploading this. Theres still simple beauty in this modern world.
My DM used this ambience in our last session, it was so peaceful as he was detailing what was going on around us... until he asked me to make perception check. I rolled a 17. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed a tavern wench close and lock the doors with a creak. As she did, the local bards began to play a very specific melody. It caught my ear immediately, the strum of those strings, "And now the rains weep o'er his halls with no one there to hear... yes now the rains weep o'er his halls and not a soul to hear..."
I write a fantasy series and this is perfect for one of the settings. After the company travels through a mountain range, braving a blizzard, they find a run-down inn at a cozy little town. Even though they're running from the law, it's such an out-of--the-way place that they are able to relax a little. Great video, will come again :)
Oooh, what's it called? I'll look it up!
I love playing this along with cafe music ambience videos; they never add in these types of sounds - just the music, and this makes it so much better! It's like a complete experience.
I NEED A 8 HR LOOP OF THIS!!!!!!!
Could do with an 8 hour version of this. This would be perfect for put on at night when going to bed and just drift to sleep - would be nice to keep hearing it too if I wake up in the night to turn over, drift back to sleep hearing this aha. Would be soothing :D
You can put this video on repeat in the settings:) so you can let it play all night until you wake up
Whoever you are thank you for making these. The relaxing noice helps calm me down and get my anxiety problem under control.
This is perfect for studying, working or just setting a medieval mood. Thanks ❤keep up the great work!
This is my favorite ambient piece to write to. Thank you so much for producing this.
I love listening to this whilst drinking my coffe... I mean ale.
On the bookshelf over the fireplace there is a book with a green cover. The author of this book is not mentioned by name but only identified as The Catcher Of Souls, Hunter Of Spirits. It was found in the witch's house and it treats the subject of magic potions. On page 113 one can find the recipe for the Devil's beverage, which was given to a party of warriors returning from a battle in the forest of the Northern lands. The bitter tasting potion is said to help suppress pain. But I suspect it has deeper, darker powers. Ensiferum made a great a song about this story : One More Magic Potion
Always nice to have a place to relax. Bounty hunting isn't an easy business. I just caught a big fish, now it's time to celebrate with a pint.
Just wonderful for my writing times. These keep me focused and settled while I attempt to create. I enjoy all of the videos I have used so far. Keep up the good work, and thank you.
This is GREAT for writing!!! I'm a fantasy writer and this really comes in handy when writing the scenes that take place in medieval taverns.
I really enjoy sleeping to these but also my DnD group loves these as a background ambiance, so thank you!
Wish I had a DnD group, always thought that would be fun and this would make awesome ambience for it.
There's always Fantasy Grounds for those from isolated/non-RPGish communities ;)
HyrnGaming same!
Just found a quiet room in my local coffee shop to study, and of course a loud group walks in just after me, lol. The ambient noise in this recording is crackly enough that it intercepts nearby conversations and I can focus. A+++ production, I so appreciate the creators putting it out there.
I pray there's a warm, cozy room available for me. I've been traveling long this day, and I'm so weary... What a charming little inn I've discovered tonight! I know I will sleep well.
this is amazing and makes me feel like I am not alone😆
I don’t know what it is but the combination of sounds and the moving candles gives me such nostalgia. I imagine myself just cozying up next to the fire and reading a good book while chatting with some regulars. The sounds of people in the background is so soothing. Great work.
I absolutely love listening to this whenever I need to do my homework or study, it's not so quiet and not so noisy, it's a perfect in-between! Fantastic, I'm glad this exists :DD Edit: I also really love DnD and fastasy, so I'm so happy this was made ^u^
Outside Air Temperature: -18°C *Enters Tavern* with some workers inside having some breaks Inside Air Temperature: 22°C Aaahhhh... those warm air is very welcoming
I was listening to this and it made me think of an idea for a short (or long) story... This is the first page. lmk what you think... It all started at a tavern in a small town off the coast. People were bustling and talking, trying to stay dry from the thunderstorm outside. Cards were being played. Old friends were laughing in a corner. A drunk is arguing with the bartender for one more drink, the bartender fervently telling the drunk to get lost. In walks a patron, though the term visitor was more like it. At first glance, it simply appears that the person is nothing more than someone who wandered in, looking for a drink or for trouble, whatever comes first. But there is something out of the ordinary, whether it be the cloak that is pulled down over their face a bit too far, the clothing materials that are a bit too fine for this small town, the skin that is slightly too pale, or the dagger poking out from the visitor’s belt. Whatever it may be, this was no ordinary patron at the tavern. The visitor didn’t order a drink, nor food. The visitor simply made their way across the hall, people quickly moving out of the visitor’s way. The visitor sat down at the far end of the hall, back towards the wall and eyes towards the door, all the while never revealing more than the barest part of their chin. People started to whisper, though not too loudly out of fear that the visitor might hear. The drunk at the counter, however, clearly did not get this unspoken message to not disturb the visitor. He stumbled over to the visitor and plopped his drunk self next to them. “Care to fetch me a drink there, lad?” The drunk slurred. “I’m just barely getting started!” The visitor turned to look at the drunk, revealing even more of their slightly-too-pale skin. The visitor stared for a moment, eyes still hidden, then turned back to the door without saying a word. The drunk began to get frustrated. “I said,” the drunk whispered harshly, getting close to the visitor’s ear. “Why don’t you fetch me a drink there, lad.” The drunk put his hand on the leg of the visitor. This was his first mistake. At inhuman speeds, the visitor grabbed their dagger and held it up to the drunk’s throat. The drunk released his grasp and staggered backwards before colliding with the wall. The visitor leaned in close to the drunk and lifted their head, meeting his eyes. The drunk could now make out the features of this mysterious visitor. The skin was too pale. The jawline was sharp. The lips were a pale pink. The nose was sharp and pointed. The eyes… were the eyes. The iris was almost completely white, the pupils were small. They were full of rage. “You want to try that again?” Asked the visitor. Was the voice female? Male? Human? The drunk was too terrified to think. “N-no.” The drunk sputtered out. “P-please don’t-don’t hurt me.” “I don’t have the time to hurt you, you bastard.” It was clearly a woman of some species speaking to him. “Get out of my sight before you give me a reason to put this dagger through your larynx.” She(?) released the drunk, who quickly scrambled out of the tavern, blubbering and crying.
I don’t know whether I should be using this for a D&D backdrop or for when I’m trying to sleep... Bah, why not both?
If youre supposed to be sleeping, doing work, studying, stop scrolling, please
please please please do more medieval themes they are by far my favourite !! 💗💗
The sullen, shadowy figure marched down the twilight path towards the village of Redmont. He had with him a longbow, strung across his back next to his satchel of belongings, at his waist two steel daggers were bound, and with him drifted a palpable atmosphere intrigue and mystique. The man's boots squelched through the now mud, a light rain beginning its downfall earlier that evening had left him soaked to the skin. He mumbled incoherently to himself, making brief eye contact with his passers-by, conducting casual search of his quarry. He noticed an influx of these silent townsfolk before he noticed the dim light of Redmont brimming the crest of the path's incline. Coming into view of the quaint mountain village he breathed an involuntary sigh of relief, now officially out of the wilderness he could let rest his racing mind and inch his guard down just enough to be at peace. A slight smile broke his bearded, dirty face as a very pleasant thought made its place in his mind. A warm, hearty meal. Maybe a pint or two of mead, and if he was lucky a bed warmed with the body of a village maiden. Not in his current condition he reflected regretfully, coming to terms with his state of filth and the restrictions that came with it. He made his way down the wet path, looking from villager to villager as they passed him, each of which lowered their heads in unconscious submission to this daunting new figure. *Fine by me* he thought to himself. *All I need is to find the face, I don't care who I frighten along the way* his mission's sullen atmos darkened his mood once more, yet he pressed on. Before he knew it the man found himself on the doorstep of the local tavern. The old, rotting wooden sign hanging from it's rusted iron peg on the streetside wall of the frequented establishment was barely legible, but through the mist and drizzle he made out the words "Redmont Tavern". Somewhat disappointed with the lack of originality in it's naming (something he found himself looking forward to when traveling across Moltovia) he shrugged and breathed a restful sigh as he pushed the damp wooden door open and entered. Instantly he was hit with a wave of dry warmth, a welcome change to the bitter climate of the north, and found himself salivating at the smell of roast beef, fresh bread and surprisingly coffee. It was rare to find coffee so far north, and his mood was instantly lifted at this development. the tavern was rather low in the crowd, only 10 or 15 farmers and woodcutters sat around the warm, well lit main hall of the inn, and he again found himself quite pleased with how things were turning out. A few heads turned to look at the enterer but no one seemed to take much interest, due in part to what was likely a cloud of intoxication. kicking the mud off his boots he made his way to the farthest corner of the tavern, boards creaking underfoot as he went. He found a comfortable bench facing out toward the heart of the inn with a small table for drinks, bowls of soap and whatnot. He sat and made himself at home, dropping his satchel of belongings, cloak and bow to the floor beside his feet. With a contented sigh, he threw back his hood and dug around his satchel in search of Ginabrik, his pipe and with it his personal blend of tobacco, grown far south where the fields were ripe with life. What looked to be the innkeeper's daughter walked briskly over to him with a smile on her face and a mug of mead in her hand. " The first is always on us good sir, it's fresh brewed and the best you'll find up in these parts," she said cheerfully. A gracious smile widened the man's face as he reached for the foaming mug. "Thank you." He said simply. "Now, you look like you're in need of a hot bowl of stew, again it's freshly made. Only 6 gold and you'll be more than pleased, I prepared it myself." She added with a hint of pride gilding her voice. He nodded happily, her mood infectious. She clicked her heels and turned to make her way to the bar. An empty mug and a lit pipe later she returned with a steaming bowl of what looked to be the tastiest stew he'd had in months. As she set it down she scooped up the mug and made her way back to the bar, returning with it revitalized and dripping in her hand. "What do you call yourself sir? My name is Delilah." She said politely. "Kenly, you can call me Kenly." He replied. "Kenly it is." She chirped back, reaching out her hand for the owed gold coins. Kenly fumbled around his satchel for the coin purse and came up again with 30 in hand. "I'd like a room for the night as well, and a bath if possible." He said, again quite matter of factly. Delilah showed him to his quarters after a long, warm bath in the back. He found himself revitalized and replenished, not yet ready for sleep he retrieved a tattered book from his satchel and made his way back into the nook he had found earlier, Ginabrik in tow. Moments later he found himself sitting with a steaming cup of coffee, and plooms of fragrant pipe tobacco circling about him and his book, wholey at peace. The evening drifted on lazily until, at last, the lights were put out and the guests either filtered out into the icy night air or cozied deep beneath the furs and quilts of their beds, drifting off into a deep slumber. But not Kenly. Kenly sat awake, listening for the sound of a stalking intruder, as was his custom and duty. But slowly he began drifting, lulled to sleep by the sound of the crackling fire in the main hall.
I appreciate the entire book you have written in this comments section.
Is this from a pre-existing story or something you wrote? If you made it up, you should srsly become a writer, and if pre-existing, which story is it from?
Six gold for stew? You wuz robbed!
@@carlottarobbins7005 rangers apprentice
@@conradcjohnson thanks, I'll be sure to look it up!
I sit by the fire, warming my frozen fingers above the heat of the flames. After a while I rise, permitting my stiffened joints a stretch, before settling down at a nearby wooden table. I take out an inkpot and a sheaf of papers and begin to write. The bartender comes over, asking if I want anything - to which I respond, "The cheapest thing you have on the menu, if you please, sir." Some nearby fellow leans over, his breath smelling of pale ale, and looks over my shoulder. "A writer, we've got here?" Waggling his (rather bushy, I note) brows, he goes, "No funds, eh?" I don't endeavor to dignify him with a reply of any sorts, and only quips, dryly, "Just sheltering from the winter storm, good sir, before I go on with my travels. Not looking for any trouble, so if you could please leave me alone ..." The guy looks disinterested, already, and gives me the briefest of a shrug, then a snort, before turning back to his friends and the joviality. I pull my cloak tighter around me, and as the food arrives (a pint of watery ale, and some charred bits one might interpret as dog meat, if they're lucky enough, perhaps?) I go back to my writing, the tavern's liveliness fading into mere background noise, as I begin to document anew the past couple of days that had lead to my coming here - to Northpoint.
I put this on and then in new tab I put cat purring ....and I am literally in heaven! I listen to this whole day at work...just love it how you did this!
i've been waiting 10 thousand years for this!!!
I have lute music playing softly in another window and the combination is perfect!
I can practically smell the food and taste the ale!
Writing a tavern scene for a story set in the 18th century and this helps set the mood!
These soundscapes and relaxing visuals have very nearly LITERALLY been a lifesaver for me in recent months. Being alone, isolated from public spaces - or at least isolated from public spaces WITHOUT a creeping dread of disease. I especially love this one. The warm crackling of fire, the soft clinking of dishes, muffled voices in friendly conversation...it really can fool my subconscious into feeling less alone. It also somehow makes my small space feel larger, less claustrophobic. Thank you Guild of Ambience!
Just wanted to let you know you help me sleep at night so thank you so much you are very talented. You should be working with gaming devs if youre not already involved in that line of work.
Most welcome. I'm not, but maybe some day.
Do it Guild!
The Guild of Ambience You'd fit in perfectly with CD Projekt Red bunch. Amazing ambient sounds, great talent.
CelticScorp I agree
"Think I'll take two chickens..."
Three chickens and a rubber band?
@@boyaintright5858 No gimme gimme gimme fried chicken! And also spaghetti!!!!
no thats gonna be a 40 septum fine, good sir. or do you wish to serve time in jail? I mean, we could fight too.
My feet are tired, eyelids a bit weary. But I feel both rested and refreshed by entering this cozy tavern. Before I arrived I wanted nothing more than a bed to sleep but now that I'm here, perhaps I'll enjoy this blissful hour. The table I'm seated at is worn and smooth. I wonder how many people have passed their time in this very seat, and how many drinks must have spilled to render this crudely shaped table into such a marvel of splinterless wood. I run my hands across the grooves and take a deep breath with my eyes closed. I allow the dimly busy sounds of this inn to quiet my mind. There's nothing to worry about now that I'm here. Conveniently I'm adjacent to the fire. No doubt this table would be coveted during these winter months, but I'd wager, even without inspecting the inn, that the warmth of this hearth must permeate every corner. Otherwise I wouldnt hear the unmistakable hum of such delighted patrons. Though I cant make out their voices, the low chorus of sounds is simply resplendent. The feint whistle of kindling flushes me with relief as I scoot in my chair. I break out my traveling bag, wet with rain, and procure my notebook of sketches. It's dry and wanting use. From my jacket I slip out my brush pen and begin to draw. I havent felt this relaxed in ages.
This is nice. Makes me feel better about all the pubs being shuttered.
Drink these with my night time anti anxiety tea and these help me sleep so peacefully!
After paying the required 6 gold coins, Treygard sat with a foaming tankard of Shire ale and some smoked meat, cheese and bread in front of him. The rain on the window above his head drummed a shallow tattoo upon the window, but that was fine. Treygard was comfortable and warm within the walls of The Stone Cross. After rummaging into his pack, he pulled out a worn, yet lovingly cared for leather bound book, some ink and a quill and proceeded to write another chapter about his travels. The conversation amongst the other guests of the tavern were lost upon him. His book and his travels were the only things important to him.
I write my novel to these videos. They are AMAZING! Thanks so much for setting the mood!
Sound of people but not too loud, sound of fireplace but not too crackling, this is just perfect. Thanks.