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You can look out over the city and see what you want to see. Maybe you see the bright lights, and it gives you hope. Maybe you see the tall buildings casting their powerful shadows, and it makes you feel small. But high up, itıs not that you canıt see the forest for the treesitıs that you canıt see the trees for the forest. Best way to see whats really going on? Turn away from the bright lights, big city, and sit down at this card table right here and roll out a map. Take this box-cutter, and just start hacking it up. Slice-slice. The docks go to the bloodsuckers, the banks, too. The projects, we dont know who has them because we cant get close. The park falls to the beasts, and the highways to the jackals. Slice-slice. You cut the place to ribbons, then soak it in blood, because thats how they got what they got by soaking the city in blood, theirs and everybody elses. And this right here? This tiny piece, this shitty little nowhere piece thatıs half the size of a postage stamp? Thats your cut. Thatıs your part of this god-forsaken city. You content with that? You satisfied leaving the fatty cuts and the sweet meats for the monsters to fight over? Maybe you are. But Im not. So gear up, because its liberation time. - LCpl Erwin Emerson (ret.), leader of the Crusaders of Night cell Block by Bloody Block includes: Systems to run a Hunter: The Vigil chronicle on a larger scale, reclaiming parts of your city from various supernatural factions.Eight urban territories, complete with story seeds and Storyteller characters, ready to be dropped into an existing chronicle or modified to your troupeıs tastes.Storytelling advice on how to create your own territories, as well as running a Block by Bloody Block chronicle
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