French Quarter

The scent of water can still be found in the oldest area of New Orleans. The streets are covered with worn away cobblestone from the hurricane that devastated this once beautiful city. The streets are usually full of shuffling citizens, all on their way to whatever nightly duties or entertainments that persuade them. The kindred of the French Quarter are usually stand-offish, typically using hide aways such as sewers or back alleys. The city streets are not safe for them. The streets of the French Quarter are quite famous for their self-righteous hunters.
The Werewolves have no specific problem with hunting in the French Quarter. The walls are covered with webs from the Spider clan, and the scent of death lingers high in the air. Werewolves also find it particularly enlightening to fight a hunter in his prime. So, a werewolf usually lives if not prefers the French Quarter above others.
The Mage, having derived his or her power from the water itself, thrives upon the atmosphere of the French Quarter. The life force of the people feeds into the life force of the Mage and he is thus drawn to it like a moth to the flame. However, there are others who seek to bring harm upon the Mage. A mage must show caution in this place of decay.