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The local pub on the [[Crundells|Ramkin estate]], owned and operated by [[Jiminy]], a retired copper. It was named | The local pub on the [[Crundells|Ramkin estate]], owned and operated by [[Jiminy]], a retired copper. It was named The [[Goblin's Head]] because of the head of a goblin hanging amongst other hunting trophies. | ||
During the course of {{SN}}, [[Sam Vimes]] fights (and easily beats) the blacksmith [[Jethro Jefferson]] here, and visits several times to question Jiminy for information. By the time Vimes is through with the former copper, the goblin head is nowhere to be seen and the pub is now proudly known as '''The Commander's Arms'''. | During the course of {{SN}}, [[Sam Vimes]] fights (and easily beats) the blacksmith [[Jethro Jefferson]] here, and visits several times to question Jiminy for information. By the time Vimes is through with the former copper, the goblin head is nowhere to be seen and the pub is now proudly known as '''The Commander's Arms'''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:38, 3 August 2015
The local pub on the Ramkin estate, owned and operated by Jiminy, a retired copper. It was named The Goblin's Head because of the head of a goblin hanging amongst other hunting trophies.
During the course of Snuff, Sam Vimes fights (and easily beats) the blacksmith Jethro Jefferson here, and visits several times to question Jiminy for information. By the time Vimes is through with the former copper, the goblin head is nowhere to be seen and the pub is now proudly known as The Commander's Arms.