Le Citron Perdu

Paris -- medieval

The Lost Lemon is owned by an unmarried man and his granddaughter, both of whom are members of a race that is common in the area. One of the owners suffers from an old injury, and the other dabbles in dark magic. Before owning the tavern, one of the owners worked there under the previous owner, while the other traveled the countryside as a merchant's guard. The inspiration for the tavern's name was a story from the owner's past. It is a tavern of comfortable quality, and its main draw is the attractive waitstaff.

The bartender at The Lost Lemon is a nearly adult male human who is acutely ugly. He is often unsettlingly humorless in disposition. His skin is brown, and he has green hair, kept in a braided style. Physically, he is in shape.

On a typical night, the clientele at The Lost Lemon can be described as welcoming. On this occasion, there are over a dozen other people currently in the tavern. Some of the patrons are listening to a singer, others are watching some performers, and a couple others are singing a drinking song. Leaning against the far wall, there is an anxious looking figure. They are actually a powerful fey creature, who will just have fun messing with the party and telling them all sorts of crazy things.

The rooms for rent at The Lost Lemon are conspicuously average sized and dingy. There is currently one room available for rent. The cost for a night's stay is 6 sp, 1 cp. If the party spends the night in the tavern, the owner who suffers from an old injury has an accident in the kitchen when it flairs up again. Additionally, the owner who dabbles in dark magic accidentally summons a more powerful demon/devil than they intended and all hell breaks loose. Literally.

• Calius Roux -- Former owner of the Le Citron Perdu
• Gunda Garçon (deceased Grand Daughter)