A short florid man in his 50s, now owns the tavern. Though stern looking, his face splits into a wide grin whenever he sees adventurers. He knows adventurers have more gold than sense and is keen to make them happy.
The adult daughter of Jolly and the second-in-command since the death of her mother (run over by an out of control cart while getting supplies). She is blonde and unmarried; plagued by suitors, she seems very irritated by anyone who hits on her. While her father takes care of customers, she runs around town, ensuring the supplies will flow. She inherited her grandmother's cider recipe and oversees the scrumpy production as well and is said to have nearly magical senses of when cider will go bad, before it happens. She also has some secret recipe that Dwarves go crazy for. Everyone will assume she will inherit and worries why she isn't married.
Ayear younger than Dagfried and acts as the cook; he is married with two daughters already; his wife Mary runs the family apple orchard east of the city. He is a master of mutton pie and mutton in general, though he makes a lot of apple-related treats. Donny seems totally content with this life and defers to his sister.
The main waitress; she has worked here since she was eight; she's an orphan but no one is sure what happened. She's now nineteen and is known to spend her spare money on books. She had a boyfriend until recently but there was a fight, something about metal, and they broke up. Ralph is a journeyman blacksmith. (Moon Hill has three Smithies; all three can make weapons and armor and sometimes do for the Baron, but none specialize in it.) He keeps coming around, begging her to come back.