The room was small but comfortable enough for the night consisting of a clean bed and a shelf built into the wall along the bed. On the shelf there was only a rolled up bit of parchment which when unfurled revealed a crude sketch of the town. It included a number of locations which might prove useful or interesting for travelers to Clearwater including the main temple, various prominent craftsmen, guild halls, bathhouses, and the location of notice boards for those seeking work or more information. The map also provided general information about the layout of the city; where the majority of shops lay, the lower class and upper class residences, the harbor and more.<br/><br/>There was no other furniture to speak of but the bed itself was able to be moved against the door to provide some extra security. Although the walls and distance provided only little relief from the din of the tavern the night passed uneventfully and by morning the bar had quieted down.