Aie, that's a narrow range. Maybe I can just randomly drop them in any wilderness/national park area (a world with werewolves is likely to preserve its wolf population more. Still i had hoped they were more widespread than that
Salt Lake City... well first of all WOW that's a lot of national forest and parkland around that city on all sides. That's great for the Chronicle - I can see the successful urban werewolves fighting to have every foot of wilderness protected.
It's a little smaller than I imagined (I always thought Salt Lake City would be much bigger than that) but not too small that if I increase it's population I'd be drastically changing the city
I think i'd also welcome the chance to challenge stereotypes with Salt Lake City - because it IS somewhere my players will have heard of and they're likely to have some rather tired assumptions about the place - it'd be fun to upset a few of them
Aye - I think that's why White Wolf already has huge source books out about Chicago - because it is rather perfect.
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Date: 2008-09-27 12:21 am (UTC)Salt Lake City... well first of all WOW that's a lot of national forest and parkland around that city on all sides. That's great for the Chronicle - I can see the successful urban werewolves fighting to have every foot of wilderness protected.
It's a little smaller than I imagined (I always thought Salt Lake City would be much bigger than that) but not too small that if I increase it's population I'd be drastically changing the city
I think i'd also welcome the chance to challenge stereotypes with Salt Lake City - because it IS somewhere my players will have heard of and they're likely to have some rather tired assumptions about the place - it'd be fun to upset a few of them
Aye - I think that's why White Wolf already has huge source books out about Chicago - because it is rather perfect.
I'll put Seattle on my ding list