Whispering Pines Inn

Warm weary bones by the fire with bespoke beers in Shorstone's cozy bistro.

The kind of pub you might want to actually hang out in.

Whispering Pine Inn in Kursan, this cozy inn in Shorstone is a warm place to rest and recuperate, between Riften and Windhelm and offers so much more.

Innkeeper Heiner will be serving his famous Boarstew and Roast, while Tylvia will be washing down some of the house-brewed single ales or a variety of other beers. Then, if no other guest grabs the bed first, one goes upstairs to sleep, providing space for a pair of attendants. It's a shared room...

There's a bathtub in the cellar to wash in, and an alchemy lab to brew potions for that path.

The traveling Dunmer merchant of Rellas is hawking his unique wares from Morrowind and is in no rush to leave.

Gorlek, the miner, is an ordinary man who doesn't speak a word, but the old scout Ralav will dissuade you from drinking and even follow you if you ask for his help to find your way out of these and other places; despite his age, he is a skilled warrior in many battles in the past, and his story is somewhat mysterious.

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direction:

The inn is located in Shorstone, along the main road, intersected by other buildings and the watchtower that pounces on the hill.

If you're heading to Shorstone you can't miss it; for first-time visitors, take the south path from Windhelm through the Hot Springs Valley and climb out of the valley before reaching the inn, where the trail reaches the Rift Plateau; from Riften head straight north from the main gate. It has a couple of simple stables across the road and should be compatible with Arthmoor's Shorestone.

The exterior navigation network of Inn's cell has been redone from scratch and its followers have been fully tested.

The innkeeper has a schedule and will roam the inn, and if he's not in the bar, he can be found in the lobby or in the basement of the brewery.

The waiter also roams the lobby selling food and drinks and she won't come to you if you ask her. Only the innkeeper can rent a bed.

Gone are the days when Dunmer merchants sold the wares of Solstheim, also offering the legendary Telvanni Bugmusk from Morrowind.

Some items like the Bugmusk might be considered cheating, but are used as such in TES3; their effects are aligned with the player's abilities, so they can be very powerful. If you find drinks and potions unfriendly, don't use them.

Some items placed on shelves and in open boxes are part of the seller's inventory and will disappear from the shelf after purchase, so some shelf items can be cleared this way, but should be regenerated after the default period.