Template:Tavern tech tree

The idea is you place down the building and as you become more proficient in a thing, in the case of artisanship or as you work within the business building, you could build up the building to be better at some things than others. So what we're looking at here is just an example of that. We have this tavern. We placed it down and we're really focused on wanting people to come by here and gain extra experience or rested experience, because it's- maybe our freehold is really close to a nice hunting spot. So we'll upgrade our tavern to have these upgraded feather beds to give players that bonus; and all of the things that you just went over Steven about being able to set the permissions and decide who you want this to apply to; how expensive it should be. You could be that guy that's got the The tavern that's helpful to the guild. You could be the person where people like to stop by and hang out for a bit: get the rested experience and some food Buffs before they go out hunting. And this allows people to have their freeholds next to each other and have their own niches of things that they offer to themselves- to the people that they play with; or to the public.^[2] – John Collins

Player-owned taverns have tech trees that allow the tavern owner to specialize and upgrade specific bonuses and services provided by the business.^[2]^[3]

Meals that grant buffs for a period of time after a player leaves.^[2]^[3]
Beds that provide greater amounts of rested XP.^[2]
Recipes that could potentially be sold to cooking professions, that may only be obtained from a player-owned business in a certain area.^[4]^[3]
It is possible to repurpose tech trees to choose alternate progression paths.^[5]
The tavern tech tree is independent of any player skill tree.^[6]