The Wet Orc has to be one of the strangest places you have ever been to. Since your demise at the hands of the red Dragon Threllex, you have been stuck at this village of Small Falls, where the owner of the tavern has given you a temporary place to stay while you figure out what you want to do.
Small Falls is cursed, a place where many show up, but cannot leave. Dying isn't even an option either since those who venture out and die end up waking up in the village the next day. The Wet Orc has an eclectic group of men who wear skirts and dresses while serving the clientele, a tribute to the lead server Skorlak, a muscular orc with a penchant for making dresses. The unofficial motto of the tavern is 'where the men are men and so are the women'.
One exception is Grille, the jester-like member of the team, who will perform juggling, or play a flute. He does seem to enjoy swirling around on the stripper pole though, and giving lap dances to happy and laughing townsfolk.
After a round of antics, he sits down next to you, grabbing a pint of ale from Grizelda, the homely-looking woman behind the bar who has taken you under her wing. He looks at you and says, "So what did you think of my performance?"
Small Falls is cursed, a place where many show up, but cannot leave. Dying isn't even an option either since those who venture out and die end up waking up in the village the next day. The Wet Orc has an eclectic group of men who wear skirts and dresses while serving the clientele, a tribute to the lead server Skorlak, a muscular orc with a penchant for making dresses. The unofficial motto of the tavern is 'where the men are men and so are the women'.
One exception is Grille, the jester-like member of the team, who will perform juggling, or play a flute. He does seem to enjoy swirling around on the stripper pole though, and giving lap dances to happy and laughing townsfolk.
After a round of antics, he sits down next to you, grabbing a pint of ale from Grizelda, the homely-looking woman behind the bar who has taken you under her wing. He looks at you and says, "So what did you think of my performance?"