I am basing my campaign out of Lancaster, PA. One of the locations we wrote up was for Hershey Park. We have it owned and operated by WCV that feed off of gluttony and over consumption. Little kids running around and eating till they get sick. Heck some adults too. Thought it could come up with some interesting situations. Any thoughts?

I wonder if there could be some Community Code for "There is no wrong answer - discuss with your GM in light of the points discussed here - but there will never be a right answer on X topic."

I like discussions like this. We might not come up with a set rule, but it can still be a good discussion because someone might come up with something for themselves that other wise they wouldn't. Plus it's interesting to see other peoples thoughts on this matter.

I emailed him asking if anyone actually sells said mini. I'll post back if I get a response.

There agendas are many and various. There overall agenda would IMO be to be in control over the other court. Not to destroy it though. In summer knight, The summer Lady at that time went crazy and was trying to destroy the summer court so that there would be no more fighting. The summer court was obviously trying to stop them because they didn't want to be destroyed, but so was the winter court. If there is only one court then earth would be destroyed, and with earth the nevernever that is linked to earth would no longer exist either. Bad times. They want control, but realize that there needs to be some sort of balance.

UmbraLux has it right for the ways they do things and what the courts propagate. But would like to add that neither can be called true good and evil by Mortal standards. They do not have the same standards and morals and even way of thinking that mortals do. Think of the courts as you would the seasons. Summer is all about things at their peak. Flowers and trees in bloom, Fruit at it's ripest and best for spreading their seeds. But also can have brutal heat that can wither the strongest plants. Winter is all about things at their end. You have the death of plant life, Hibernation, brutal cold and shattering ice. But there is also the beauty of freshly lain and unmarred snow, and prisms that lay within the highly structured ice reflecting light. It's like yin and yang.

I think that once the ward is breach it does NOT go down. In grave peril
That would make me think that the "wardmine" would keep going off whenever the ward is breached no matter where the extra shifts are going. But when the ward is nullified the "wardmine" would go away with it.

I think that the idea was that the characters in the Baltimore section might not have been all player characters. The best way to get characters is to have the players create there own.

Borrowed. One of my players has been having issues coming up with a decent high concept. the questionnaire might help.

I think I like Mijrai's idea better. It fits how I read the manacles.