Though Southmarch is known to have several Inns around its streets, the King's Ram is the most notable, and after it's reboot its surprising that the family lineage still exists. The Inn has two entrances, a door on either of the two exposed walls, the other two are against other buildings. Outside lamps and crates await. Inside, the wooden, aged floors are home to several rectangular tables with benches and stalls for seats. Towards the back-right end of the large room there are seats built into the window ledge with several pillows for a slightly quieter sitting. At the back-left corner is a close off room with a door, behind it's merely storage and a cellar. Along the left-wall from this room is the bar, lined with stalls and many drinks behind. Between this and the doorway is a wooden staircase leading up to the rooms, at the top of the stairs there is an open hallway that overlooks the Inn's floor downstairs. There is a candle chandelier made of iron and chains that hangs in the middle of the ceiling. Babya is the hostess of this surviving Inn.