The Ford occupies a pocket demiplane accessible through doors, mirrors, hollow trees, and unattended gates during the last minute before sunset. Inside, distance follows story rather than geometry. A person walking toward the bar may arrive at the kitchen, a childhood home, or the threshold of a former life. Fey etiquette governs the house. Guests should never give their full name without payment, accept a drink offered by a stranger without asking what it contains, or thank the staff for a favor unless they are willing to owe one. The tavern follows the old custom of sanctuary, meaning violence against a guest is answered by the building itself. The walls may remove a weapon, reverse a spell, or make the aggressor briefly forget why they entered. The identity trade is custom rather than a formal rule of the Feywild, but it draws on established fey themes of names, bargains, hospitality, glamour, and altered memory.