The Fiery Crab Cliques

The Outcasts:

A collection of individuals shunned by society, including misfit drow, half-frow, and other creatures seeking solace from prejudice. They gather in small groups, sharing stories and camaradarie ower drinks, creating a supposrtive community.

A tightly knit collection of society’s misfits, the Outcasts often seek refuge from the prejudices of the outside world. Misfit drow, half-drow, and other marginalized creatures find acceptance within this group. Their tables are a hub of quiet laughter, shared woes, and occasional debates about survival in Fekete Tó’s harsh environment.

• Behavior: They bond over shared hardships, forming an unspoken pact of mutual respect and support. Newcomers who seem lost or ostracized are quickly welcomed into their fold.
• Interactions: They avoid unnecessary conflict and often act as mediators when tensions rise, their collective presence serving as a reminder of resilience.

The Outcasts carry an air of quiet resilience and understated pride.

• Appearance: They tend to wear practical, mismatched clothing, often patched or secondhand, reflecting their struggles. Many have unusual features—like the pale skin of surface-dwelling half-drow or unique markings from their diverse heritage. Their accessories, such as handmade jewelry or small keepsakes, often carry personal or sentimental significance.
• Identification: Their demeanor is humble, their voices softer, but their eyes hold a sharpness born from years of hardship

Fisherfolk:

Local fishermen and their families who come to enjoy the fruits of their labor. They are often boisterous and share tales of their adventures on the lake, swapping tips and fishing techniques while indulging in hearty meals.

The Fisherfolk are a lively and boisterous bunch, often the loudest group in the tavern. These drow fishermen and their families celebrate their daily catches with hearty meals and strong drinks. Their camaraderie is infectious, with tables full of laughter and animated storytelling.

• Behavior: Known for their friendly competitiveness, they frequently swap fishing techniques, compare catches, and engage in lighthearted boasting.
• Interactions: While they may occasionally clash with the more reserved patrons, their good-natured demeanor often smooths over any disagreements.

The Fisherfolk are easy to spot with their rugged, lake-worn attire and hearty presence.

• Appearance: They dress in practical, water-resistant clothing—boots still damp from the lake, coarse tunics, and thick leather belts holding tools of their trade. Many wear necklaces made from fish bones or shells, and their hands are calloused from years of work.
• Identification: Their weathered faces and tousled hair mark their profession, and they often carry the faint smell of the lake and fresh catch.

Commoners:

Everyday citizens seeking a casual atmosphere away from the more upscale taverns. They enjoy the friendly environment and often come for the food, drinks, and occasional entertainment.

The Commoners make up the backbone of the tavern’s clientele. They are the hardworking citizens of Fekete Tó, drawn to the Fiery Crab for its welcoming environment and affordable offerings.

• Behavior: They prefer a relaxed atmosphere, enjoying hearty meals, cold drinks, and casual conversations. Many come to unwind after long days of labor or trade.
• Interactions: Though generally unassuming, they provide a steady flow of gossip and news, keeping the tavern a hub of local happenings.

Travelers:

Adventurers and wanderers who pass through FeketeTo' and find themselves drawn to the inn's welcoming atmosphere. They share tales of their journeys and contribute to the ever-evolving stories told within the inn’s walls.

Adventurers, merchants, and wanderers who pass through Fekete Tó are drawn to the Fiery Crab for its renowned reputation as a safe and friendly haven. They bring with them tales of distant lands and exotic goods, enriching the tavern’s culture.

• Behavior: Travelers often seek out new connections, eagerly sharing their stories in exchange for local lore or a place to rest.
• Interactions: They form temporary alliances with other patrons, often striking deals or exchanging information with the Cunning or Fisherfolk.

Travelers bring a splash of color and variety to the Fiery Crab, their attire reflecting the distant lands they hail from.

• Appearance: Their clothing is eclectic, often adorned with vibrant patterns, unique cuts, or foreign embellishments. Many wear cloaks dusted with the dirt of long journeys, and their gear—travel-worn packs, boots, and weapons—speaks to their life on the road.
• Identification: They’re the ones with tales of exotic places, maps spread out on tables, or rare items being bartered with curious onlookers.

The Cunning are shadowy figures who exude an air of mystery and danger.

• Appearance: Their clothing is often dark and understated, designed to help them blend into the background. Many wear cloaks with deep hoods, gloves, and well-worn boots. Their faces are sharp and calculating, often framed by scars or subtle tattoos that hint at their past lives.
• Identification: They linger in corners or by shadowed walls, their sharp eyes constantly scanning the room. A stray smirk or a flick of their wrist often hints at a hidden deal or secret agenda.

The Cunning:

A small group of cunning individuals—scavengers and con artists—who occasionally frequent the inn. While they may seem unsavory, they often have valuable information or connections that other patrons find useful.

A shadier element of the tavern’s clientele, the Cunning comprises scavengers, con artists, and opportunists. Though their motives can be self-serving, their presence adds an edge of intrigue to the Fiery Crab.

• Behavior: They operate discreetly, often engaging in quiet conversations that hint at hidden agendas. Despite their dubious nature, they rarely disrupt the peace, knowing the wrath of Tyche, Sira, and Raggar would be swift.
• Interactions: Other patrons cautiously approach them when seeking hard-to-find goods, insider information, or unconventional solutions to problems.

The Cunning are shadowy figures who exude an air of mystery and danger.

• Appearance: Their clothing is often dark and understated, designed to help them blend into the background. Many wear cloaks with deep hoods, gloves, and well-worn boots. Their faces are sharp and calculating, often framed by scars or subtle tattoos that hint at their past lives.
• Identification: They linger in corners or by shadowed walls, their sharp eyes constantly scanning the room. A stray smirk or a flick of their wrist often hints at a hidden deal or secret agenda.

These cliques, while distinct, contribute to the Fiery Crab’s reputation as a place where all are welcome—provided they respect the rules. The interplay between these groups ensures that every visit to the tavern is a unique and memorable experience.