Hot drinks served hot, cold drinks served cold, and food made fresh for you.Real items are traded for gil. If you do not want items, all actions can be done In Character only—just let the bartender know!On a free trial? No worries! You're still welcome to order, and everything will be done through RP!

Drinks (Alcoholic) – 4,000 Gil

Mors
Lingonberry-fermented beverage with a refreshing tang. Available on tap.Frozen Spirits
A slushy mix of cloud bananas and old-world figs, fermented for a sweet kick.Crimson Cider
Imported Ala Mhigan cider crafted from fermented loquat and rich spices.

Drinks (Non-Alcoholic) – 3,000 Gil

Ishgardian Tea
A soothing milk tea made with yaks milk and Coerthan tea leaves.Mulled Tea
A bold and spiced tea steeped for a warming effect.Hot Chocolate
Thick, creamy chocolate melted into warm milk—a comforting classic.Triple Cream Coffee
Freshly brewed coffee, served black or with cream and sugar.Espresso Con Panna
A concentrated espresso topped with a scoop of whipped cream.

Food & Snacks – 5,000 Gil

Ishgardian Muffin
Freshly baked muffin, warm and fluffy. Best with butter and jam.Knights Bread
A hearty round bread often paired with soups, hardened for extra texture.Coffee Biscuit
A crisp biscuit with a subtle coffee flavor—perfect for dunking.Beet Soup
Slow-cooked beets, loaghtan meat, and vegetables with a creamy dollop of sour cream.Dzemael Gratin
A rich dish of layered popotoes and eft tails, baked in a velvety white sauce.Royal Eggs
Ishgardian muffin topped with Seema Patrician, poached egg, and creamy hollandaise.Sohm Al Tart
A chestnut cake resembling the mighty Sohm Al mountain, bringing fortune to warriors.House Heavensegg
A warm broth infused with bacon, vegetables, and wisps of delicate egg.

Bar Buyout - 500,000 Gil

Want to spread some cheer to your fellow patrons? Our bar can be bought out for the night. By doing this you'll not only support the venue, but you'll be having your praises sung throughout the night!

Mixed Drinks - 20,000 Gil

Looking for something a little more flashy? Maybe a little stronger than what is in a bottle? Why not take a look at our selection of mixed drinks!

Wyrm's Fire

What better to fight the cold of Coerthas than a little dragon's fire?A powerful cask strength scotch makes up the base of this drink and is certainly the star of the show! Set ablaze with a fire crystal this dazzling display is sure to warm even those around you. Lemon and demerara sugar help to accent the fire of this drink, and a dash of cinnamon never hurt either!Smelling like a wood fire, this drink brings a surprisingly balanced set of flavors to the table. Woody, sweet, with a hint of cinnamon, this drink is sure to have you questioning if you can breathe fire yourself!

The Wall

Looking for a drink to fill you up and loosen your tongue? Ever needed to just get your words out without worry? Then by all means talk to The Wall!A heavy, stout beer is the base of this drink. Mixed with aged rum, coffee liqueur, and a dark creme cacao liqueur, this drink will fill you up in one mug and kicks like a chocobo!Sweet, bitter, hearty, this drink warms the blood and soul, almost like a friend in a mug.

The Craftsman

A hard day's work can yield the most beautiful pieces of art imaginable, but only in the hands of our skilled Craftsmen.A strong rose petal infused gin serves as our base to start crafting! With a bit of lemon and some aether infused tonic water the magic of the craft comes through!Don't let looks fool you though, this drink might look delicate, but certainly packs its own punch! Perfect after a long days work.

The Side Ledger

A drink as smooth as the sassy accountant himself.Ralault's favorite Premium Raurisione Cognac paired with Rooster Orange Liquor from La Noscea, and Lemon Juice. Served chilled in a sugar rimmed glass garnished with a blood orange twist.What it lacks in complexity it makes up for in efficiency, just like a good accountant. Citrus notes perfectly compliment this drink, making you forget it's alcoholic punch.

The Wyrm's Wing is a shy and new player friendly venue.We're dedicated to bringing in people interested in learning roleplay. We have no requirements for post style or length, and instead try to offer a friendly and welcoming place to learn and practice!If you are someone looking to learn or trying to get into the scene, feel free to message the bartender and let them know! We can answer questions you might have or engage in a light bit of RP to get you started.Guests are also welcome to just sit, relax, and read along. Participate at your own speed, all are welcome here!

When you're just starting out, many things are unfamiliar. While the Wing has no style requirements, here are some common elements you may encounter when roleplaying:

Quotes [" "]
These are used when your character is speaking. Just like in books or movies, putting dialogue in quotation marks helps differentiate spoken words from actions or thoughts.
Holly Hyur: "Can you chew any louder?" She scowled with a pointed glare across the dinner table.
Out-of-Character/OOC Brackets [(( ))]
Sometimes, you'll need to step out of the story to clarify something, ask a quick question, or chat with other roleplayers. This communication is typically done inside a doubled set of parenthesis.
M'aya Miqo'te: ((Going afk for a drink, brb!))
Emotes [/em] or [/emote]
This command lets you describe your character's actions, thoughts, or emotions outside of dialogue. The /em command will begin with your characters name.
Example: Evelyn Elezen leans against the bar, swirling her drink absentmindedly as she watches the patrons filter in.
(Remember that the command adds your name, so the actual command would start: /em leans against the bar...)
Walk-Up and Tell [WU/T]
WU/T is a commonly used acronym to indicate that this person is willing to roleplay with new partners on the spot. You are free to whisper them and see if they'd like to start a roleplay!
WU/T with Tag - this is similar to WU/T, but means they only want to roleplay if they already have the RP status on their namebar. To toggle your own roleplaying status, use: ∕roleplaying

Roleplay Types

Remember that consent in public spaces involves more than your roleplay partner(s). Everyone present should be comfortable reading the contents of public chat.Don't be afraid to move things to Party/Tells if the subject matter changes.

SFW∕RPThis one is very simple, Safe For Work RP. This kind of roleplay shouldn't have inappropriate content or need for content warnings. Think of it as a PG-13 movie. This roleplay should be acceptable to read with a younger player present.
M∕RPMature Roleplay, this is a broad category - it is SFW most of the time, but indicates that with proper consent participants may be okay with adult topics. As always, discuss content warnings with your roleplay partners.

This type of roleplay is usually appropriate, but can and does move to whispers or party chat when those subjects come up.
E∕RPErotic Roleplay, this is sexual/sensual NSFW roleplay. This kind of roleplay should only take place in private, between explicitly consenting parties. Public E/RP is against TOS, and risks penalty on your account.