New Tangletown lay not too close,  not too far from the activities and intrigue of the Tenth District. Once a dilapidated and overgrown area, efforts were made to renovate and  restore much of it, while at least taming some of the rest. While for the most part successful, no one could find much of import to do with it, leaving many abandoned but newly built or restored buildings to be claimed by squatters and gangs,  but also by eccentrics in need of a neglected space for pet projects.<br/><br/>The founders of the Brindled Bull Club were such individuals. Basing themselves in a several story building recognizable by the large copper and bronze statue of a roaring bull outside its entrance. Their base is one of many repurposed buildings surrounding an enormous plaza, currently home to a vast maze of makeshift performance stages and street vendor booths.<br/>Just in front of the bull, Rungo Screwhorn, metallurgy genius, is giving a demonstration of wind-up toys, more for vanity than to sell. The old minotaur is one of the more gregarious members of the club, frequently chatting up newcomers.<br/><br/>Behind it is the equally large Tangle Park, the local attempt at bringing a little nature in, only half of which can be properly called a well-tended park. While less crowded than the plaza, it has its share of activity of those wishing to partake in the natural beauty, or those trying to have quieter conversations. The area immediately behind the clubhouse is fenced off and houses a garden.<br/><br/>The first floor of the clubhouse is a tavern and recreation area for members. Drinks are free to members. Tending to the bar is Agaric, a Golgari chap with a wild, shaggy beard and mane, which may or may not be a fungus growing on his face. Want food? The kitchen’s free, make it yourself. Upstairs are rooms for members if they need a place to crash or hide out, as well as various parlors and a library. Downstairs are cellars and laboratory space for the more experimentally-inclined members of the club.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>