The Barnacle & Bone
Originally the merchant vessel 'The Gilded Lily,' the ship was scuttled decades ago during a heavy storm. Instead of being salvaged, the dockworkers built the new pier directly over it, turning the dry (or mostly dry) hull into a secret haven for those who preferred the shadows over the opulent upper streets.
The Barnacle & Bone
Overview
History
Originally the merchant vessel 'The Gilded Lily,' the ship was scuttled decades ago during a heavy storm. Instead of being salvaged, the dockworkers built the new pier directly over it, turning the dry (or mostly dry) hull into a secret haven for those who preferred the shadows over the opulent upper streets.
Quirks
The entire structure is a repurposed merchant cog wedged under the pier. It creaks rhythmically with the waves, and patrons must often stand on their chairs when an exceptionally high tide brings a few inches of seawater over the floorboards.
Rooms and services3
- The Ink-Pot TankSecurityA massive, reinforced glass cylinder in the center of the room housing a giant octopus named 'Old Ink' who serves as the bouncer.
- Damp HammocksLodgingFor a few copper, patrons can sleep in hanging nets that sway with the harbor tides.
- Barnacle Scraping StationServiceA niche area where dockhands can clean their gear using professional-grade lye and scrapers.
People
The keeper and 3 patronsKeeperBarnaby 'The Hook' Thatcher Human fighter, level 5
SmugglerKaelen Reed Paranoid, twitchy, and constantly checking the shadows for signs of crystalline infection.
Lead DockhandMoxie 'Salty' Miller Boisterous and physically imposing, she leads the local laborers in rowdy sea shanties to drown out the sound of the creaking hull.
UrchinThistle A quiet Halfling child who cleans the tables in exchange for scraps and knows exactly which floorboards are loose enough to hide secrets.
Keeper's Species
Human
Intrigue
What locals say
Legend says the captain of the original ship made a deal with a sea deity to ensure his cargo never spoiled. This ancient blessing is thought to be the reason why the Luster-Blight cannot take root within the rotting timbers of the shipwreck.
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