<div class="floatleft">(http://i318.photobucket.com/albums/mm406/AGirlontheInternet/pirate-town3.jpg)</div>Puerto Del Diablo - also occassionally known as "La Puerta del Infierno" (Hell's Gate) or simply "Diablo", is a pirate refuge through and through. On a rocky smaller island, it doesn't have much room for development, dwellings and businesses piled on top of each other precariously.<br/><br/>Even so, it seems to be difficult to toss a stone and<em>not</em>hit either a brothel or a saloon. It caters to most sins, specializing in lust, gluttony, and greed. During the day it is oddly quiet, coming alive at night, with pirate ships sailing in and out of Port Diablo with regularity, generating most of its income and business - spending great quantities of gold, or selling supplies they've plundered from merchant ships, in addition to new workers, in the form of runaways, criminals, or prisoners captured from civilian ships whom may have worn out their welcome on the pirate ships.<br/><br/>As the people who come to Port Diablo have come from many different ships coming from many different lands, its residents are greatly diverse, coming in many shapes, colors, and backgrounds, and speak a wide variety of languages, and practice a wide variety of religions.<br/><br/><div align="center">(http://i318.photobucket.com/albums/mm406/AGirlontheInternet/pirate-town2.jpg)(http://i318.photobucket.com/albums/mm406/AGirlontheInternet/pirate-town1.jpg)</div><div class="floatleft">(http://i318.photobucket.com/albums/mm406/AGirlontheInternet/blueiguana1.jpg)</div><div class="floatright">(http://i318.photobucket.com/albums/mm406/AGirlontheInternet/blueiguana2.jpg)</div><div align="center"><strong><span class="bbc_u">The Blue Iguana</span></strong></div>The Blue Iguana is one of the busier inns in Port Diablo, having a prime location - close enough to the docks that sailors don't have to stagger very far to get drunk. It's made of timbers reclaimed from wrecked ships, with portholes as windows, lit by candles and torches and warmed on cold nights by a large fireplace. It boasts small rooms upstairs for the whores who work there regularly to use (usually rented by the hour rather than the night), containing little more than a bed and some candles, with no windows. The cellar is full of casks and barrels, and a nice selection of rum and wines, as the owners enjoy so much business, they can afford to buy large stocks of booze to keep their patrons happy.<br/><br/>As such a busy place, the inn is usually packed, full to over capacity with pirates, sailors, thieves, whores, and gamblers. In such tight quarters, fights are common, and break out randomly. The owners stay out of the way unless the people involved start breaking their property, at which point their hired muscle will attempt to break up the commotion. For the most part, the people running the inn stay out of everyone else's business.