Eccentric mysteries, absurd social entanglements, or a surprise whiskey-induced fainting spell.
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| Created | 124 days ago |
| Last Updated | 81 days ago |
| Visibility | Public |
Blandings Saloon
A momentary respite from the eccentric shenanigans of Blandings, the opulent yet tastefully appointed Blandings Saloon offers a welcoming escape. From the rich mahogany bar to the velvet-lined booths, every detail is designed for comfort and indulgence. You're thirsty, of course, and the saloon beckons with promises of expertly crafted drinks and indulgent treats.
Pigsty
"More secure than Fort Knox, and far more pampered." Home to Lord Emsworth’s prized pig, the Empress of Blandings. The sty is lovingly maintained, far more orderly than most parts of the castle, and often the center of nefarious plots involving pig-napping or sabotage. Expect a surprising amount of skulduggery happening around the feeding trough.
The Drones Club
A gentleman’s club in London where young men of good breeding and limited intellect gather to swap tall tales, place ludicrous bets, and avoid any real work. A great place to overhear gossip, meet bumbling detectives, or have a mysterious briefcase mistakenly swapped with yours.
The Overgrown Orangery
Once a proud showcase for citrus fruits, this humid greenhouse is now a dense, humid jungle where exotic plants climb and old sculptures loom in shadows. It’s the perfect spot for secretive chats, impromptu hide-and-seek, and clandestine liaisons, though one risks stumbling upon amorous gardeners or lurking aunts.
The Scullery
The scullery, that humble bastion of domestic life, is where pots clank, pans rattle, and a slight air of dampness always seems to hang in the air. With its battered sink, worn scrub brushes, and a perpetual scent of soap, it serves as a haven for dishwashing, vegetable peeling, and the sorts of activities that the higher-ups prefer to pretend don't exist. Though far from glamorous, it has a certain quiet dignity—like an old warhorse, laboring dutifully on in the background of grander affairs.