Re: [BNW] A Cresent City question

["Rob Bemis" <ravencraft@netzero.net>]

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From: whytcrow@io.com <whytcrow@io.com>
To: bnw@gamerz.net <bnw@gamerz.net>
Date: Friday, November 17, 2000 10:50 AM
Subject: Re: [BNW] A Cresent City question


>>Pat O'Duffy asks:
>> > For those who've got the CC sourcebook - or who've
>> > read the material in Ravaged Planet more often than I
>> > have - is there a museum or cultural centre in Cresent
>> > City?  And if so, what are a few of the details - size,
>> > prestige, exhibits?
>
>I haven't looked at it too closely, but all big cities will have tons
>of museums of varying sizes, exhibits, and prestige.  I have added a
>Chicago Memorial Museum of Art (CMMA) myself (which was originally
>put together by some business men and academics who survived the BB
>by not being there but missed their hometown and what was lost).
>
>Also, if you don't think a significant permanent exhibit would be
>somewhere, there is always the possibility of a traveling exhibit.
>Often, large prestigous collections travel to other museums for
>several months at a time -- this could give you whatever you are
>looking for.
>
>Another thing to consider is the variations of security levels.  High
>end places will have delta secuirty staff -- others will have little
>money to spend on that type of security.  The CMMA, suprisingly,
>shuns delta security and relies on electronic and normal staffing.
>
>>I just finished reading through it last night (although I've not read the
>>adventure or the power package chapter yet...I save those juicy bits until
>>last), and the only reference I can find is to the Natural Museum of
>>History.  It is on the map, one block over from the Delta Academy and only
>>three or so blocks from DPHQ.
>
>I'm just the opposite.  I read those bits first.
>
>>I know _I_ wouldn't try to rob it.  :)
>
>Nor would I.  But at least one of the PCs would, if he thought it
>worthwhile.  ;)
>
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OH really, (chucling evilly) this just got a idea.
Ever wounder what would happen if an entire musuem vanished?

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