Bartender Silvergrace

Bartender Silvergrace

Race

Charr

Location

Fort Marriner
(Memory of Old Lion's Arch)

Image(s)

Interactive map (floor 43)

Bartender Silvergrace runs a tavern that is popular among the Lionguards in the Main Haven Headquarters, on the west side of Fort Marriner. She survived the attack on Lion's Arch and could be temporarily found in the camp in Stormbluff Isle. Despite her tavern being destroyed she was keen on rebuilding her shop and starting over, and was successful in that aim—once more running her tavern in Fort Marriner.

Location

Kryta

• Memory of Old Lion's Arch
  • Fort Marriner

Historical locations

• Lion's Arch
  • Fort Marriner

• Bloodtide Coast
  • Stormbluff Isle
    • Stormbluff Isle Refugee Camp (from Escape from Lion's Arch until Lion's Arch was rebuilt)

Items offered

Historical

Merchant

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Item	Type	Rarity	Cost
Flask of Blood Whiskey	Alcohol	BBasic	16
Flask of Firewater	Alcohol	BBasic	16
Observational Zymology Manual	Consumable	CFine	50

Belcher's Bluff Kit

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Item	Type	Rarity	Cost
Belcher's Bluff Kit	Consumable	DMasterwork	5  4
Belcher's Bluff Kit (5)	Consumable	DMasterwork	20
Bottomless Belcher's Bluff Kit	Gizmo, Novelty	ERare	100

Dialogue

For the old dialogue, see here

Historical dialogue

Welcome to the Red Hand, the official tavern of the Lionguard, founded and owned by Magnus the Bloody Handed himself. Pull up a seat!^{[verification requested]}

Let me see what you have to offer.

Why do the Lionguard have a tavern?

Is that strange? Maybe outside of Lion's Arch or the Black Citadel it is, but it's really simple: soldiers and guards make the best customers. Everyone knows that.

Let me see what you have to offer.

Naturally. Thanks.

Actually, I'm curious about the inscription on the moose head.

I inherited it. I have no idea where it came from before it passed into my hands. But it lends the place a certain ambiance.

But "giganticus moosicus"? The taxonomical classification is all wrong.

Steam-stacks! Not you, too! A few weeks ago, a Priory fellow said the same thing. I told him what he could do with his taxonomy. It's a joke, of course. You want to order something or not.

Let me see what you have to offer.

Ah, right. Okay. Good-bye.

Is a "giganticus moosicus" a real thing?

Of course not. Don't you know anything about natural history? You want to order something or not?

Let me see what you have to offer.

No, thanks. I'll be going.

It has a touch of mange about it.

On second thought, I'd better find something else to do.