| Drinks Served at the Inn |
| Paga Served hot or cold in footed bowls. There is always a kettle of paga on the hearth ready to be served to guests. Ale Served cold in horns or tankards. The finest ale in Gor comes from Torvaldsland. The cold room has several kegs chilling at all times. Mead Served cold in horns or tankards. Mead is kept in the cooler room. Sweetened with honey, its thick and rich. Ka la na Served cold or room temperature in goblets. May be red or white, stored in botas or bottles. Blackwine Served hot in mugs. Gor's version of coffee. it is kept steaming hot at the hearth Bazi Tea Served hot in 3 small clay cups Water Served cold in goblets from melted snow, ice chips may be added |
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| How incredibly femimine they were,so living and uninhibited and delightful, so utterly fresh, so free , so spontaneous , so open in their emotions and the movement of their bodies; they now moved and laughed and walked, and stood , as women ; pride was not permitted them ; joy was Marauders of Gor pg. 100 |
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