Montreal
Montreal Territories & Locations Map
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| Location/Domain | Domain | Notes |
| The Shelter | Elysium | An underground ( literally ) speakeasy, it was purchased by the Barony after it went out of business, and repurposed as the city's primary Elysium. |
| The Montreal Underground | Shared | 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. Often used by Nosferatus to travel around the city unseen. |
| Place des Arts | Public Space | A large outdoor public space that often plays host to musical and cultural festivals. Also houses the city's largest theatres and opera houses. |
| Financial District | Axis Mundi | An area downtown filled to the brim with large skyscrapers, office buildings and upscale restaurants and bars. |
| McGill University Campus | Keepers of the Gate | A large University campus located within the downtown core of Montreal. |
| Chinatown | Eyes of Argus | 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. |
| Primordial | Eyes of Argus | The Base of Operation of the Eyes of Argus, hidden in plain sight. |
| Noble Experiment | Elysium | A small speakeasy found behind the facade of an unremarkable noodle shop, the Noble Experiment is a neutral Elysium space run by the Circulatory System. |
| The Moat | Eyes / Thracians | A long strip of land along the island's south shore which encompasses multiple important access points to the city. |
| UQAM Campus | Keepers of the Gate | A large University Campus on Sainte-Catherine Street, a one minute walk from the western limit of the Gay Village. |
| CHUM Hospital | Keepers of the Gate | 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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The iconic and world renowned Gay Village is the epicentre of LGBT life in the city. 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 confined in an area along Sainte-Catherine Street, which runs through the village from east to west. Along this same street are three METRO subway stations; BERRI-UQAM to the west, Beaudry in the center, and Papineau to the east. An endless series of nightclubs, bars, restaurants, sex shops, saunas, tattoo parlors, barber shops and various businesses and artisans stores can be found along Sainte-Catherine Street, while the rest of the area consists mostly of housing, whether in the form of old townhouses, warehouses turned into condos or appartment buildings both upscale or rundown. 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, cafes and other small businesses. At night, the village is one of the many nightlife hotspots in the city, with its nightclubs, restaurants and bars attracting crowds all week long. Sadly, 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 meet the rising demand, resulting in many of the more vulnerable folks having to sleep on the streets. In recent years, the Gay village has become one of the most unsafe areas of the city.
| Location | Domain | Notes |
| The Monolith | Eyes / Thracians | A large abandoned concrete building built along the docks, beneath the Jacques Cartier Bridge's shadow. Once a large factory, a for a brief few years in the late 90s and early 2000s an after hours nightclub, it is now operated by the Eyes and Thracians. |
| The Ludus | The Thracians | The Thracians' communal haven and headquarters. |
| Overthrow Gym | The Thracians | An exclusive Boxing and MMA gym with a radical punk attitude by day, Kindred only sparring ground by night. |
| Hoplites | The Thracians | An underground bathhouse run by the Thracians. At night, it serves as one of the city's Elysia. |
| Unity Nightclub | Public Space | A large nightclub that sees most of it's traffic during the week-end. Known for hosting depraved fetish parties. |
| The Stock | Public Space | A world renowned gay male strip club. |
| Titty Twister | Private Establishment | A wildly popular and exclusive swingers nightclub. |
| Lafontaine Park | The Thracians | A large urban park and green space a 5 minute walk north of Sainte-Catherine Street. Seedy and popular gay cruising spot at night. |
| METRO Stations | Public Spaces | The three subway stations located in the gay village. |
| Montreal Police HQ | The Thracians | The Montreal Police Department's administrative headquarters, and location of the Chief of Police's Office. |
| Radio Canada | Eyes of Argus | The Headquarters of publicly funded television and media entity known as Radio Canada. |
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Located south of downtown, Old Montreal ( Often referred to as the Old Port ) is an upscale neighborhood situated along the southern shore 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 artisan & fashion boutiques, art galleries, fancy restaurants, 5 star hotels and other high end 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.
| Location | Domain | Notes |
| Notre-Dame Basilica | Public Space | The mother of all churches in Montreal, and the first gothic revival church in Canada. One of the city's most popular touristic attraction. |
| Montreal City Hall | Severed Hand | The heart of political and bureaucratic power in Montreal, the large Mayoral office is a sight of old world architecture. |
| Old Port | Public Space | 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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Majestically rising up in the middle of the city, Mount Royal is a symbol of the city's heritage, history, georgraphy and inspiration. Hosting founding institutions, beautiful hillside cemeteries, and Mount-Royal Park; a large green space on and around the mountain itself featuring 200 hectares of astonishing biodiversity and natural beauty. Atop the mountain is one of Montreal's most recognizable landmark; a large metallic sculpture in the shape of a cross that lights up at night. While Mount-Royal and the park that surrounds it are the breathing lung and emerald crown jewel of the city, it also hides unfathomable darkness in the depths of its bowels.
| Location | Domain | Notes |
| The Seat | Keepers | An old, secluded mansion on a small gated property. It serves as the Keepers of the Gate's headquarters. |
| Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery | Keepers | A breathtaking cemetery on the hillside of Mount-Royal. |
| Saint-Joseph Oratory | Keepers | A large basilica and holy site on the slopes of Mount-Royal. It is one of the world's most visited pilgrimage sites. |
