The Green Lantern Inn is a drinking establishment that also provides cheap lodgings to travellers. Located in one of the more run-down districts of north London, it serves as the informal headquarters of The Greens.

Floor Plan

• The cellorage is used to store caskets of beer and ale. Reachable by a large hatch behind the bar, it is sunproof and also has a dirty mattress that can be flipped down to make for an improvised Haven.
• The ground floor features a small wooden bar with bar stools and a single table set against the opposing wall. The bar serves beer and ale but has gin available under the counter, if one knows how to ask for it.
• The first floor, reachable via narrow and somewhat rickety stairs, is an extension of the bar with a few tables where one can sit and drink without immediate supervision. When it is quiet, the bar maid checks in now and then to see if the guests want additional refreshments, but usually visitors have to go downstairs themselves to fetch more booze.
• The second floor features six beds, set apart by thin wooden screens and curtains give an illusion of privacy.
• The third and topmost floor are privately owned and occupied by the tavern operator, Mr. Peaton, and his wife.

Staff

• Mr. Peaton, operator and former owner.
• Mrs. Peaton, operators' wife.
• Hortense, part time bar maid.