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| A small but once lavish and strange mansion to the south of Sainte-Catherine Street. This abandoned building now servers as the Queens of Mercy's communal Haven..  
 
| A small but once lavish and strange mansion to the south of Sainte-Catherine Street. This abandoned building now servers as the Queens of Mercy's communal Haven..  
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| An old abandoned Granite building that used to house a Postal station, and later became a now closed Greek themed nightclub called The Apollon. Now serves as the Sacred Band Coven's Communal Haven and Temple.  
 
| An old abandoned Granite building that used to house a Postal station, and later became a now closed Greek themed nightclub called The Apollon. Now serves as the Sacred Band Coven's Communal Haven and Temple.  
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| A large and modern hospital complex just a 5 minute walk south west of the Gay Village and BERRI-UQAM station.  
 
| A large and modern hospital complex just a 5 minute walk south west of the Gay Village and BERRI-UQAM station.  
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Located west of the Gay Village, and centered around and along a long strip of Sainte-Catherine Street is downtown Montreal. Downtown encompasses a shopping district with countless stores and large shopping malls, as well as restaurants and entertainment venues like theatres, bars and nightclubs. In the very heart of downtown is also a large financial district with skyscrappers filled to the brim with office spaces for banks, governmental entities, video game studios. Other important locales include; Place des Arts, a public space where one can find the city's largest theatres and opera houses; and McGill University, one of the city's largest universities renowned for teaching classes in English instead of French, the city's primary language. Several METRO subway stations run all along the downtown core, allowing locals to travel all over downtown without ever seeing the light of the sun.  
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Located west of the Gay Village, and centered around and along a long strip of Sainte-Catherine Street is downtown Montreal. Downtown encompasses a shopping district with countless stores and large shopping malls, as well as restaurants and entertainment venues like theatres, bars and nightclubs. In the very heart of downtown is also a large financial district with skyscrappers filled to the brim with office spaces for banks, governmental entities, video game studios. Other important locales include; Place des Arts, a public space where one can find the city's largest theatres and opera houses; Chinatown, a small, poor yet lively neighborhood where a vast majority of the local Chinese Population live and work; and McGill University, one of the city's largest universities renowned for teaching classes in English instead of French, the city's primary language. Several METRO subway stations run all along the downtown core, allowing locals to travel all over downtown without ever seeing the light of the sun.  
 
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| An area downtown filled to the brim with large skyscrapper, office buildings and upscale restaurants and bars.  
 
| An area downtown filled to the brim with large skyscrapper, office buildings and upscale restaurants and bars.  
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| A run down and generally poor district consisting of a handful of city blocks where a large chunk of the local Chinese community lives. Home to several small markets, restaurants and imported goods stores.
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Located south of downtown, Old Montreal ( Often referred to as the Old Port ) is an upscale neighborhood situated on the southern edge of the island. Renowned for it's cobblestone streets and centenarian buildings and architecture, Old Montreal oozes old world charm. Old Montreal is a gorgeous area where one can find Museums, upscale boutiques, artisan boutiques, art galleries, fancy restaurants, 5 star hotels and other upscale establishments. Living spaces in the area are extremely expensive and can only be afforded by the wealthiest citizens. Day and night, locals and tourists walk the old port streets where the old and rustic beautifully melds with the urban and refined.
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| [[Notre-Dame Basilica]]
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| Sabbat, [[The Shepherds of Caine]]
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| The mother of all churches in Montreal, and the first gothic revival church in Canada. The Church is a popular touristic spot by day. Hidden catacombs beneath it serve as the Shepherds of Caine's Communal Haven.
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| [[Montreal City Hall]]
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| Politics, Bureaucracy
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| The heart of political and bureaucratic power in Montreal, the large Mayoral office is a sight of old world architecture. The city's Archbishop ensures the powers within are always firmly under the Sabbat's thumb.
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| [[Old Port]]
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| A large public space and walking strip that runs along the Saint-Lawrence river, home to countless markets, art galleries and other public establishments.
 
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Revision as of 22:19, 27 August 2021

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MontrealGayVillage.jpg
Base Hunting Difficulty: 5 Scions of the Mattachine Domain

The iconic and world renowned Gay Village is where the core of this game takes place. Located in the heart of Montreal, just to the east of downtown proper, and to the south east of Mount Royal, the Gay Village is to Montreal what the French Quarter is to New Orleans. The Gay village is contained between three METRO subway stations; BERRI-UQAM to the west, Beaudry in the center, and Papineau to the east. Sainte-Catherine, the city's main street, runs through the Gay Village from west to east, and all along this main artery are an almost endless series of nightclubs, bars, restaurants, sex shops, saunas, tattoo parlors, barbers and various businesses and artisans. From the end of spring to the beginning of Fall, Sainte-Catherine street becomes closed to traffic all along the Gay Village and the street is instead littered with art installations, outdoor terraces for bars and restaurants, live performances and other forms of entertainment. During the day, the Gay Village is a bit quieter, the locals come out of their homes to shop in the various grocery stores, bakeries and other small businesses. However, all that hustle and bustle also attracts a lot of the city's refuse; drug addicts, dealers, homeless and prostitutes are seen at every corner, especially around the three METRO subway stations and small parks littered along Sainte-Catherine Street. Homeless and Youth centers in the area overflow with the needy and are often unable to welcome them all, resulting in many of the more vulnerable people having to sleep on the streets. At night, the Gay Village becomes alive with club goers, revellers, tourists, cruisers and locals. Loud music and rowdy crowds can be heard and seen spilling from the various bars and nightclubs, especially in the summer when Sainte-Catherine Street is packed with people going to and from the various points of interests, looking for fun, sex or a fix.

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Location Influence Domain Hunting Notes
The Minister's House None The Queens of Mercy Forbidden A small but once lavish and strange mansion to the south of Sainte-Catherine Street. This abandoned building now servers as the Queens of Mercy's communal Haven..
Station C None The Sacred Band Forbidden An old abandoned Granite building that used to house a Postal station, and later became a now closed Greek themed nightclub called The Apollon. Now serves as the Sacred Band Coven's Communal Haven and Temple.
The Black Eagle High Society Scions Yes A highly popular yet small bar, it tends to attract a very varied crowd.
Unity Nightclub Underworld Scions Yes A large nightclub that sees most of it's traffic during the week-end. Known for hosting depraved fetish parties.
The Stock Underworld Scions Yes A world renowned male strip club.
The GI Joe Street Scions Yes A very popular Gay Sauna, tends to attract a more masculine crowd where men go to find quick and easy sex.
The Stereo High Society, Underworld Scions Yes The only remaining after hours in Montreal, world renowned for it's cutting edge sound system. Only opened during the week-end. Like a year long circuit party.
Lafontaine Park None Scions Yes A large urban park and green space a 5 minute walk north of Sainte-Catherine Street. Seedy and popular gay cruising spot ( and hunting ground ) at night.
METRO stations Transport, Underworld Scions Yes The three subway stations located in the gay village.
Radio Canada Media Scions Forbidden The heart of TV and Online Medias in Montreal, the large building houses several TV studios and offices.
Berri Police Station Police Scions Forbidden A large Police Station with it's own offices, morgue and forensics facilities.
UQAM Campus University, Occult Scions Yes A large University Campus on Sainte-Catherine Street, a one minute walk from the western limit of the Gay Village.
CHUM Hospital Health Public Space Yes A large and modern hospital complex just a 5 minute walk south west of the Gay Village and BERRI-UQAM station.




MontrealDowntown.jpg
Base Hunting Difficulty: 6 Sabbat Domain

Located west of the Gay Village, and centered around and along a long strip of Sainte-Catherine Street is downtown Montreal. Downtown encompasses a shopping district with countless stores and large shopping malls, as well as restaurants and entertainment venues like theatres, bars and nightclubs. In the very heart of downtown is also a large financial district with skyscrappers filled to the brim with office spaces for banks, governmental entities, video game studios. Other important locales include; Place des Arts, a public space where one can find the city's largest theatres and opera houses; Chinatown, a small, poor yet lively neighborhood where a vast majority of the local Chinese Population live and work; and McGill University, one of the city's largest universities renowned for teaching classes in English instead of French, the city's primary language. Several METRO subway stations run all along the downtown core, allowing locals to travel all over downtown without ever seeing the light of the sun.

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Location Influence Domain Hunting Notes
The Montreal Underground Transport Sabbat, The Wretched Yes An incredibly large network of underground malls, walkways and abandoned tunnels all linked to the city's sewers and METRO Subway network of train tracks and service tunnels.
EATON Center High Society Public Space Forbidden The city's largest shopping center consisting of a series of malls interlinked by underground tunnels and subway stations.
Place des Arts High Society Public Space Yes A large outdoor public space that often plays host to musical and cultural festivals. Also houses the city's largest theatres and opera houses.
McGill University Campus University, Occult The Librarians Yes A large University campus located within the downtown core of Montreal.
Financial District Finance, Legal Public Space Yes An area downtown filled to the brim with large skyscrapper, office buildings and upscale restaurants and bars.
Chinatown Street, Underworld The Wretched Yes A run down and generally poor district consisting of a handful of city blocks where a large chunk of the local Chinese community lives. Home to several small markets, restaurants and imported goods stores.




MontrealOldMontreal.jpg
Base Hunting Difficulty: 6 Sabbat Domain

Located south of downtown, Old Montreal ( Often referred to as the Old Port ) is an upscale neighborhood situated on the southern edge of the island. Renowned for it's cobblestone streets and centenarian buildings and architecture, Old Montreal oozes old world charm. Old Montreal is a gorgeous area where one can find Museums, upscale boutiques, artisan boutiques, art galleries, fancy restaurants, 5 star hotels and other upscale establishments. Living spaces in the area are extremely expensive and can only be afforded by the wealthiest citizens. Day and night, locals and tourists walk the old port streets where the old and rustic beautifully melds with the urban and refined.

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Location Influence Domain Hunting Notes
Notre-Dame Basilica Church Sabbat, The Shepherds of Caine Forbidden The mother of all churches in Montreal, and the first gothic revival church in Canada. The Church is a popular touristic spot by day. Hidden catacombs beneath it serve as the Shepherds of Caine's Communal Haven.
Montreal City Hall Politics, Bureaucracy Sabbat Forbidden The heart of political and bureaucratic power in Montreal, the large Mayoral office is a sight of old world architecture. The city's Archbishop ensures the powers within are always firmly under the Sabbat's thumb.
Old Port High Society Public Space Yes A large public space and walking strip that runs along the Saint-Lawrence river, home to countless markets, art galleries and other public establishments.