Hmmm

A snap of bowstrings. A scream from inside.

inside -> outside

Mrsha’s flying head butt hit Erin in the back.

I think headbutt should be one word

A Ryoka boon, if it was possible to give at all, would just make people hate their shoes, hate their friends, hate their life.

And probably summon a monster or high level foe from over yonder to come attack them.

Gazi would almost certainly not be considered a guest, anymore.

Eldavin likely hasn’t been around enough and interacted with Erin enough for her to consider him a boonable guest.

I don’t think Tamaroth would have worked even if it took only a single visit. None of the dead gods gave her their names. They were barely guests, having only had some food and drink, but not actually staying at the inn. Erin only interacted with them as much as she did because they were the only three beings there – and she was, in many senses, under the influence of magic/divine shenanigans and not fully aware at the time.

I don’t think it’s a specific limit on how many times someone has been at the inn, but rather whether or not Erin considers them as being a guest, how strongly she feels about that guest status, and how much she actually knows about them.

For example, I doubt she could do a [Boon of Menolit], or if she could, it would be fairly weak. He’s been there often, and he’s a guest, but he’s not a guest guest. He is nowhere near the same category as the Horns, or Relc, or Numbtongue, or any of the other guests she truly considers friends.

Oh, wait — no, she’s outside of the System now. Scratch that. LOL.

She has three in her room these days. -> had three

the Flamewardens are the mostly highly-armored, elite group in the region.” -> the most highly-armored,