Mac's Bar
Mac's Bar, is a construct of unknown power. Its creation may date to the days of boundless chaos before the creation of the pattern.
The bar is 5000 miles long and broken into one mile segments. Along one wall is the great Bar. On the other are doorways to various shadow realms as well as exits to the exterior grounds of the bar..
The realm is run by Mac, who appears throughout the bar, once each mile, looking like a typical bartender found in the mile.
Each mile of bar featured all the drinks in the world connected to the doors in that mile.
Each mile had decor common to the worlds in its mile..
- Mac hates Xenomorphs. Any that pass through the bar are instantly put behind the bar to become bar backs and servers, after purification and bonding to Mac. If their owners don't like it they can take it up with Mac.
- Mac knows anyone who comes into his bar. He sells copper rings for one copper. A ring allows someone not in combat to transport from any realm connected to the bar up to the bar.
Contents
Side Stores
These stores exist in each mile of the Bar
Mac's Ye Old Magic Shoppe
Magic from thousands of worlds are brought here and bought and sold. the shoppe usually worked on a barter basis rather then a cash basis. Not all worlds used currency after all. So the proprietors would compare the powers of magic offered in trade.
Mac's Ye Old Weapon Shoppe
Similar to the Magic Shoppe the Weapon's Shoppe took in magic and non magic weapons in exchange for others.
Mac's Ye Old Money Changer
The Money Changer was so a person could bring in coinage from one world, and have it exchanged to money for the world a person was intending to enter.
Outerlands
There are gaps in the Mile long walls leading to a vast, possibly endless, land of trees and meadows, rolling hills, rives, lakes and low mountains. Villages abound. There are no cities bigger then 10,000 people.
Mac's Bar was once a Game Master' realm. When he stopped gaming and life moved him away to other endeavors, the bar lived on. When gaming in a game store, where PCs jumped from game to game, the Bar or the Neutral Place, was extremely convenient.
