Bar Mice

Bar Mice are walking and talking mice that have an incorrigible taste for alcohol. They will happily drink many times their body weight in booze, and seem to suffer little ill effect save for typical signs of drunkenness. These mice tend to dress in small pieces of fabric torn from larger wholes - most commonly in the form of scarves. At times, they may be convinced to perform small favors in exchange for a healthy serving of liquid courage.

Habitat
Bar Mice prefer populated areas, specifically dry and warm taverns or bars - maybe even breweries if they’re allowed to stick around. They tend to be chased out of the latter locations however, as they have a difficult time resisting a good drink.

Biology
An individual Bar Mouse is a delightful creature, appearing to be a common garden mouse, with brown or white fur. They are capable of walking on their rear legs, opting to walk on their forelegs when haste (or stability in the case of drunkenness) is required. They are stronger than their size would suggest, being able to lift filled tankards to drink from, and seem to never spill a drop. Bar Mice are able to produce and store various small objects from within their fur, and will often pay for drinks using crowns in such a manner.

Sociology
Bar Mice are intelligent enough to understand laws, and some profess understanding of religion once explained to them. They appear to give themselves names, though may at some occasions - maybe after particularly heavy drinking sessions - forget these names. If they make clothing beyond scarves, they tend to tailor them toward their particular gender, though they seem to find the concept difficult to grasp at times and may mix up their particular dress. Bar Mice will communicate verbally in the common language of the World of Wonders, though their coherency varies depending on amount of drink had.

Trivia
Bar Mice appear adept at finding small items that have been lost, and may be in possession of them at times. However, their memory seems to be far less than perfect, and it is likely that they will forget where they found these things or even that they have them.