Club Cerberus

Now has a floor plan!!! So excite now and now to go over the major rooms!

Lobby: Here visitors, patrons, and guests can gather and sign up. Security has it's own office and there are two public baths as well as a merchandise counter where t-shirts, mugs, drinks, and snacks are sold. Are they all werewolf themed? You bet. For the higher tier guests and those with bigger wallets Cerberus even sports some of the gear the performers wear but that gets pricey. 

Entry Room: Once visitors, patrons, and guest pass through the metal detector in the lobby they are entertained to a smaller room with two looming figured on raised pedal stages who are merely humans in very nice but obvious costumes. It's a tease of what's to come and to lower expectations.

Main Stage: This is were the performers perform, by perform I mean transform over music, show off to guests. Shows vary depending on themes and what not chosen by Trey and Claude. Often lead by Trey. 

The Cage: Perhaps the most dangerous thing in a club run by werewolves is werewolves who haven't quite gotten the hang of controlling themselves but some people want to see mindless killing machines up close. The bars are lined in silver and security is always tight. Guests are not allowed within bite range. Werewolves put in here usually are kept in all night.

2nd Stage/Pole Dancing: Well this is were the more traditional dancing entertainment one would find. With werewolves showing more of their bodies and more of a strip club vibe. Unlike the main stage the poles are permanent structures, thus limiting what can be done on this stage. 

Bathrooms: On the bottom left of the plans are the bathrooms one for woman one for men. nothing too exciting except they are for guests and club members, performers alike. 

Private Rooms: On the opposite side of the plans from the bathrooms are the private rooms. These are were werewolves can take a patron or patrons and treat them to a more private shows. Two rooms feature a private pole dancing floor with surrounding chairs. The other two are more...specialized, changed out by Trey and Claude to fit whatever themes they want to use for the month.

The Bar/Kitchen: Pretty much what you would expect. A few drinks are werewolf themed like the very popular Full Moon Blitz, kitchen prepares food. The menu is mostly bar food but one thing they are known for is a killer steak dinner and Lunar Madness Burger and Fries. 

Claude/Eddie/Trey/ Duffy/ Michael Rooms: Rooms catering to the owners and the ones that answer to the owners of the club private room. Depending on the individual these can be just lounge rooms to full on living quarters. 

Backstages: Were the performers go to get ready and take breaks between performances. Public is not welcomed back here and it is a place for the werewolves to unwind and prepare for the shows. 

Kink Rooms: There are four and they are unlabelled rooms where only the chosen can enter. Not everyone has access and what is inside is rarely talked about in public. Rumor says that there is a definite BDSM themed room, a "Red Riding Hood room", a room catering solely to the werewolves of the club, and Kink Room #4 which has only seen Claude, Trey, and Eddie enter. 

Store rooms: There are two one in the front by the merch counter, one behind the kitchen and the larger one out back where delivery trucks come and go and back entrance/exits used by the werewolves for smoke breaks. It's also where the mysterious club dog Duffy can be scene entering and exiting coming and going as he pleases. 

The club floor itself is pretty open with a few tables and chairs where patrons can sit and eat, socialize, etc. These change depending on the crowd of the night and what is going on for the shows.