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data/adventure/adventure-bgdia.json

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-								"Elfsong Tavern's location is marked on {@5etools map 1.1|img/adventure/BGDIA/005-0pnlf-map-1-1-dm.webp}, while {@5etools map 1.2|img/adventure/BGDIA/008-awf96-map-1-2-dm.webp} shows its interior.",
+								"Elfsong Tavern's location is marked on {@5etoolsImg map 1.1|adventure/BGDIA/005-0pnlf-map-1-1-dm.webp}, while {@5etoolsImg map 1.2|adventure/BGDIA/008-awf96-map-1-2-dm.webp} shows its interior.",
 								"From time to time, the disembodied voice of a female elf fills the tavern with a melancholy song, giving the establishment its name. The ballad isn't loud enough to disrupt conversation, but most patrons stop speaking when the elfsong begins, then resume only after it ends. Many customers frequent the tavern in the hopes of hearing it. Those who speak Elvish can understand the lyrics, which lament an unnamed lover lost at sea. No one is sure how the spirit came to haunt the tavern, just as no one can predict when it will sing again.",
 								"Alan Alyth, the tavern's current owner and proprietor, is a neutral half-elf {@creature commoner} with {@sense darkvision} out to a range of 60 feet. Alan recently turned seventy-five years old and has run the establishment for decades. His elven blood through his half-elf mother has kept him alive this long, and keeps him looking better than most full-blooded humans his age. He runs a moneylending business on the side, offering loans to customers he trusts. He rarely gives loans to adventurers, knowing how flighty they can be, but he might offer them a free glass of elverquisst wine if he thinks it'll keep their swords sheathed (see the \"Taverns in Baldur's Gate\" sidebar).",
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