This delightful cherry-red concoction is a favorite among the repertory players at the Flumph. The traveling bard Florizan Blank brought the recipe from his homeland, where it was equally and exclusively beloved by the royal court. That same royal family was tragically slaughtered in a bloody coup a few years prior with the exception of one young prince who was smuggled to safety by his music teacher and reportedly given a new identity. The whereabouts of the prince remain a great mystery.
It is not clear how Florizan came by the recipe for the Fol-de-rol, which was a closely guarded royal secret, but he tells his fellow performers that striding the stage as kings and queens makes them as worthy of the secret as any true monarch. After all, we are all just performing our roles.