The Fiddler's Scarlet

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"There are some things we were not meant to know, they say. But you wouldn't be down here if you took that seriously."

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"This is the Fiddler's Scarlet – a raucous inn run for and by the Guild of Gondoliers. Here, the delicacies of smugglers are available for all. Starshine from Hell's vaults, Marigold wine, fresh from the vine, ciders blended from forbidden fruits."[1]

The Fiddler's Scarlet is an inn in the Hinterlands frequented by the Guild of Gondoliers.[2] Its patrons predominantly include guildmembers who have come to rest and relax, as well as mysterious, cloaked smugglers. These traders are paid in souls for illegal beverages, including starshine and forbidden wines.[3][4] According to a document from the Waswood, the Fiddler's Scarlet forbids all mirrors and glass, and only permits chipped, pewter cups.[5]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Leave the barge (The Fiddler's Scarlet), Fallen London
  2. ↑ Give him a report on the Fiddler's Scarlet, Fallen London "The [...] inn, halfway between here and Hell."
  3. ↑ Inside the Fiddler's Scarlet, Fallen London "[...] the Guild makes merry. [...] off-duty Guild members cut deals with cloaked figures. [...] Bottled souls disappear under tables, [...]"
  4. ↑ Leave the barge (The Fiddler's Scarlet), Fallen London "[...] the Fiddler's Scarlet – a [...] inn run for and by the Guild of Gondoliers. [...] the delicacies of smugglers are available [...] Starshine [...] Marigold wine, [...] ciders blended from forbidden fruits."
  5. ↑ Chart the reflection of Hell's hinterlands, Fallen London "[...] texts washed up on the Waswood [...] the codes of conduct of the Fiddler's Scarlet. No mirrors, no glass. All cups must be pewter and [...] chipped."
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