Location Description

A Scottish pub greets entrants to Guadalupe Heights. The intricately carved sign hanging over the door bears a stag's head wreathed with thistle. Glowing yellow lights stay on well into the night to welcome travelers home.

The interior of the pub matches the exterior to a tee. Coats of arms hang on walls of dark hardwoods. A dizzying array of taps and liquor bottles rest behind a bar emblazoned with Celtic knotwork and symbolism as old as Caledonia itself.

A door labeled 'Reserved' stands to one side of the bar.

The front half of the pub is mirrored on the other side of the door, but the coat of arms are replaced with depictions of famous (and infamous) Fianna warriors. The knotwork on the bar is laced with Garou glyphs. This place is equally beautiful, but not for public consumption.

A full staff of Fianna Kin operate the pub at all hours of the day and night.