<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=107099.msg4772252#msg4772252">Quote from: Eliza on 11-06-2011, 08:47:56</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Oh, okay, if you put it that way, yes. You can enter the room with the permission of the courtesan. It is her room after all. But the player who plays her has to let me know that someone is in there. Can't have an appointment come in with you the bed. It can get crowded.<br/><br/>@Mistress: I don't know where you got room 23 or 24 from but I think you're mistaken about the layout of the saloon. There is a first floor. On the first floor you have the entrance, the rear entrance, the bar, where Irene is mostly stationed, the booths (which line the walls) and tables for the patrons (patrons can hold their own poker games or liar's dice games) in the main room. Two staircases on either side of the main room lead up to the second floor. The first floor has two wings. On the left wing, there is a total of six room for guests. These rooms are for rent for the day or overnight. They do not have courtesan service and they do not have adjacent rooms for bathing (it's a desert and water is hard to come by). On the right wing is a high stakes gambling room. VIP's and well known guest gamble in this room.<br/><br/>On the second floor there is a large balcony that overlooks the main floor. It is from this balcony that the ladies of the house showcase themselves to any patron who happens to look. There is a total of six room, all with courtesan service and adjacent rooms for bathing. There are no rooms that are across from each other. Each door of every room has a view of the balcony that looks over the main floor. Only two rooms have an exterior balcony that looks over on the front entrance. Those rooms are for Irene and Guinevera. Hope this clears any mix-up. Please, if you can, imagine this interior layout with the exterior image on the first post.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>I'm trying to draw the floor plan.  But, it appears the second floor runs front to back as opposed to side to side. It looks like the wings run behind the two raised facades, possibly with a covered walk between or a flat roof a bit lower than the gabled roofs.  Seriously, I've been looking at the bloody picture.