Club Feral

Club Feral
Open Sunset to Sunrise 7/365

No Cover Charge

Full Bar (including the exotic) - Full Menu (Pub Food)

M-W: Dark Industrial

Tues-Thurs: Trance/Electronic

F-Sat-Sun: Live Local Bands

Mortals and Supernaturals welcome (at your own risk of discovery)

Owner: Boyden Almos

Acting Manager: Marco Altopelo

Assistant Manager: Bekah Colbert

Security: Austin, Ty, Freddie

Feral was created out of an old warehouse on the edge of the part of the city where the nightlife is busiest. It was purchased by Boyden Almos, and while he hired normal construction to renovate it, after they were done he made his own modifications. Using illusion and wards, charms and magics built into the thick glass and wood designs of the dance floor, he set Feral up as a freehold. There are bans against direct violence in the club proper, ranging from simply turning the idea of violence away from a person's thoughts, to consequences of backlash for those who are strong enough (or angry enough) to push past it. Violence done with consent, whether actual or manipulated, is not affected.

In addition, the four private rooms on the second floor have no such wards, as many have found out.

There used to be a kind of muddling enchantment, to make those of weaker minds (humans generally) doubt what they saw in the club. There was also a muffling ward, to keep the music (and occasionally gunfire) from carrying sound outside of the club. These two have begun to fade, however, with the recent management changes.

The club takes up the entire space of the warehouse, with a dance floor ringed by raised flooring for seats and the occasional pool table. There are doors leading to stairs at the far ends that head up to the private rooms, though the stairs on the right end up leaving you to the rooms on the left without any indication that should have happened. The walls of the private rooms are two-way mirrors, angled slightly down so that the people inside can watch the dancers, but not vice versa.

The door leading to the street is on the left side of the club (in the picture). To the right is a door leading to the storage room (that has a door leading to the alley behind the club). There is another door to the right of the bar that leads to a set of stairs that go up to apartments for the owner, and a door that leads to the business office that's behind the bar itself. The mirrored wall behind the bar is two-way as well.

The large industrial windows of the club are darkened, but not fully, to keep light to a minimum during the day, even though the club isn't open until evening.

The private rooms have couches and tables and are large enough to comfortably accommodate six-eight people. Two of the rooms have pool tables. There is a table-top touch-pad ordering system for food and drinks and a dumb-waiter for service.