The Lassommoir is a quarter for the working class within Hauteville district of Beauclair, right behind the walls near Temple Gate. Poor townsfolk inhabiting this area are either engaged in the nearby Temple Cemetery, helping in the Port District as dockhands or as builders on estates of wealthiest Toussaintois.
Aside from large Lebioda's temple and two cemeteries there is also one tavern with dog on its sign, The Clever Clogs, belonging to Hugo and his two brothers.
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- The name comes from the French term assommoire, which is an architectural term describing an opening by which city defenders could throw projectiles to knock out (assommer) their adversaries. It is also the name of a famous novel by Émile Zola about alcoholism and poverty in the working-class districts of Paris.
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Though the majority of the poor of Beauclair may not have a pot to piss in, their existence could be considered almost pleasant when compared to the slums of Novigrad.
Daily habits.
The Clever Clogs entrance.
Typical street of Lassommoir.