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GROUND LEVEL (THE TOP DECK / PUBLIC FLOOR)

This level sits at street height. The ship’s deck has been reinforced and roofed with timber-and-sailcloth canopies.

1. Main Entrance Ramp

• A gently sloped wooden gangplank leads up from the street.
• Two lanterns shaped like glass sea-shells hang above.
• Usually guarded by 2 Bouncers (stat blocks already provided).

2. Reception & Coat Counter

• A small desk fashioned from a ship’s wheel.
• A receptionist greets guests, takes payments, and explains house rules.
• Behind her stands a locked cabinet for coats, cloaks, and stored weapons.

3. The Siren’s Lounge (Main Bar Hall)

• Large open hall built on the main deck, now enclosed by walls and an arched timber roof.
• One massive central bar, stretched along the starboard side.
• 12–16 round tables, each lit by blue bioluminescent lanterns.
• Stage for performances at the bow with curtains of deep violet silk.
• The house bard or a rotating performer plays here.
• Patrons mingle, drink, flirt, and hire courtesans from this room.

4. The Driftwood Booths

• Six semi-private alcoves each separated by rope curtains.
• Used for conversation, light entertainment, or pre-booking a courtesan.
• Staff frequently passes through with trays of drinks.

5. The Bouncer’s Station

• A curtained-off corner where 2–3 bouncers rest between patrols.
• Contains a chest with restraining ropes, manacles, and a first-aid kit.

6. Stairs Down to the Lower Deck

• Wooden stairs near the stern.
• A bouncer is always posted here to prevent unauthorized movement.

LOWER DECK (THE PRIVATE SUITES LEVEL)

Former crew quarters converted into luxurious chambers. Sound-dampened walls. Incense and seawater perfumes drift faintly.

1. Central Hallway

• A long, low-ceilinged corridor running bow to stern.
• Polished wooden floor, lined with lanterns shaped like jellyfish.

2. The Coral Suite (Selathiel’s Personal Chamber)

• Opulent and richly decorated.
• Circular canopy bed, velvet curtains, shelves of perfumes, a small writing desk.
• A secret safe hidden beneath the floorboards (requires DC 18 Investigation).
• This is where Selathiel Vaerinth receives high-profile or trusted clients.

3. The Pearl Room

• Soft white fabrics, pearlescent décor.
• Popular with noble visitors.

4. The Siren’s Alcove

• Blue tones, a water fountain trickling in one corner.
• Common room for conversations or fantasy roleplay involving water themes.

5. The Crimson Cabin

• Red lanterns, chaise lounges, more daring décor.
• Used for more adventurous or “taboo” services.

6. The Twin Cabins

• Two smaller rooms used for shorter sessions or for lower-tier courtesans.
• Curtains instead of full doors, though sound-muffled.

7. Staff Quarters (End of Hall)

• 4 small rooms where employees rest during long shifts.
• Basic but safe and comfortable.

8. Laundry & Bathing Room

• Two soaking tubs filled with warmed seawater.
• Towels, oils, and soaps stored here.

9. Stairs Down to the Bilge Level

• Locked unless staff or maintenance is needed.

BILGE LEVEL (SERVICES, STORAGE, SECRET AREAS)

Dim, damp, and rarely visited by guests except during emergencies or special searches.

1. Storage Room

• Wine barrels, ale, imported spirits.
• Crates of fresh linens and scented candles.

2. Kitchen & Preparation Space

• Small but efficient galley from the original ship.
• Used for light meals, fruits, seafood trays, and drink garnishes.

3. Worker & Security Station

• A table, two stools, weapons rack.
• Used by off-duty bouncers, cleaners, and maintenance workers.

4. The Hidden Locker

• A secret room accessed behind a sliding crate compartment.
• Selathiel keeps certain personal items:
• Letters from her past,
• Old jewelry,
• A journal with references to the Elder Crown,
• A dagger of sentimental value.

5. Water Access Hatch

• Reinforced hatch that leads down to the dry dock’s lower basin.
• Sometimes used to smuggle people or items discreetly into/out of the establishment.