This room does not need a password to enter. Gather here for game questions and to unwind after intense IC scenes.

The Rack The courthouse, federal buildings, police stations, and one notorious 7-11 found here. Seedy, dark and industrial, home to government workers, welfare recipients, drug dealers, hookers, etc

Known as Sac's this popular Downtown all-night diner is located near the University Medical Center.

The Landing, as the locals call it, is a colorful snapshot of old St. Louis with historic 19th-century riverfront warehouses converted into nightclubs, restaurants and offices. The Landing, just north of the Arch grounds, is an easy walk from downtown St. Louis. Visitors can experience the charm of cobblestone streets and century old brick and cast iron facade buildings as they browse through specialty gift shops. At night, horse drawn carriages and live music add to the atmosphere.

Elysium The historical Old Courthouse is located just west of the Gateway Arch. This nineteenth-century courthouse features restored courtrooms, a decorated dome, Dioramas, the "Gateway To The West" film and galleries depicting the history of St. Louis. The Old Courthouse, part of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Park, is open to the public daily from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.

Mekhet Domain Just west of Downtown, and just east of Central West End and Forest Park, Midtown contains both thriving and failing businesses as well as a theatre district. I-64 runs through the center of the domain, but the Mekhet allow the Right of Transit to all Kindred along this corridor.

Elysium Located on the edge of the The Greater Ville, a neighborhood of great cultural diversity. Follow a dark alleyway, down a flight of stairs that leads to a big metal door. Within is the secret, below-ground, kindred-only nightspot. Inside, the lights are low but tasteful. Patrons may occupy the chrome bar and tables, while current music is piped in from a state of the art sound system. Kindred only.

Dragon Domain
French District Parks, walled gardens, brick sidewalks, one of the oldest Farmer's Markets, cafes, pubs, vintage clothing and antique shops, and art galleries are found here, as well as an upscale residential area.

This urban oasis is home to the region’s major cultural institutions—the Zoo, Art Museum, History Museum, Science Center and the Muny Opera. It also serves as a sports center for golf, tennis, baseball, bicycling, boating, fishing, handball, ice skating, roller blading, jogging, and more. Please be sure to put your location in your tag.

South-west of the Gateway Arch is the Old Cathedral, the Catholic Basilica of St Louis of France. Built in 1831-4 on the site of the first church of St Louis (1770) it survived the 1849 fire unscathed. In the basement is a museum on the history of the city.

Nosferatu Playground. Endless storm and sewage tunnels, home to all manner of nasties and beasties. Rats, Sewer Workers, the Homeless and...worse. The Nosferatu worked hard to secure a small Warren complex, well hidden from prying eyes.

This room is available for use in scenes that take place in private Havens. Please keep in mind that this does not mean someone cannot crash your party, if they know how to find you.

Use this room for retro scenes, daytime scenes, large moderated scenes as well as scenes that take place in areas of St Louis not presently represented by rooms of their own. Please be sure to put your location in your tag.