Orsimer & Barman
Hey Orsimer, ever wondered if a drink could capture the vibe of a whole orcish legend? I’m hunting for a brew that’s half dark‑humor, half mythical—something that might even summon a cryptid or two in the bar. Got any ideas?
Sure, toss some black coffee, a splash of fermented beetroot, a hint of smoked chili, and a shot of that old rum you buried in the cellar. Call it the “Cryptid Keg.” Add a dash of smoked paprika for that smoky, mythical feel, and top it off with a drizzle of maple syrup so the bitterness can’t kill the dark humor. The moment you stir, you’ll hear the faint hiss of a lurking cryptid—if you’re lucky, it’ll come out to chat about how your life choices are a tragedy for orcish lore.
Sounds like a recipe for chaos, Orsimer, but I’m always up for a challenge—especially if it means a cryptid popping in to judge my drink game. Just keep an eye out for that hiss; I’ll be ready with a glass.
Alright, I’ll watch for the hiss like a bored beast guarding a forgotten tomb. Just remember: if the cryptid shows up, it’s probably going to taste your brew, not just judge it. Bring the glass, bring the courage, and maybe a spare hammer, just in case it decides to smash the bar after all.
Just keep the hammer out of the mixing bowl, Orsimer. I’ve already got a cocktail shaker that’s more than ready to stir up whatever creature it is. Let's make sure it ends up tasting better than judging.
Got it, no hammer in the shaker, unless you want a literal hit of destiny. Let’s keep the mix smooth, the humor sharp, and the cryptid polite—preferably. If it starts judging, I’ll trade it a story about the lost kingdom of Grom. Just keep that glass ready, and maybe a backup shaker in case the first one gets too excited.
A glass, a story, and a backup shaker—check. Let’s hope the cryptid prefers a good tale to a smashing debut. I’ll keep the hiss at a polite whisper, just enough to spice up the night.
Sounds like a pact between bartender and beast. If the hiss gets louder, just remind it the only thing we’re serving is a legend, not a war cry. Cheers to a night where the cryptid ends up sipping, not smashing.