What is the best modern city to run urban fantasy in?
Hard Mode: No World of Darkness.
Nightmare Mode: Not your own city.
Dante Must Die: Not your own country.
What is the best modern city to run urban fantasy in?
Jonathan Lee
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Luis Sullivan
Let see.... Hong Kong is always a good classic. I dont know if WoD has used Berlin or Paris
Brayden Peterson
New Orleans
Hard Mode: Seattle
Nightmare Mode: Baltimore
Dante Must Die: Prague
William Brown
So what sort of African Monsters and mythological creatures cound run around Johannesburg without anyone batting an eyelash
>inb4 niggers
Christopher Nguyen
Prague is overrated. But thank god for that, it keeps the tourists coming.
Parker Phillips
sandniggers
Ryder Allen
I just realized, I know she could probably go wherever she wanted to but can't she only be seen by people with spiritual awareness and maybe little children?
Nicholas Lopez
London. Seriously, go to London and try to explore around without a map, away from the obvious tourist attractions. That place is so big and varied it's just... a mess. It's not like New York where everything's a wonderful grid. The many medium-sized green spaces add a nice feel, too.
Dante Must Die: Tel Aviv. Ignoring the sliiiiightly on-edge feel the police have due to constant attack threats, Tel Aviv is an example of a city with far too many people crushed into a far too tiny spot. And because it's full of tourists, natives, and immigrant Israelis, you'll find that it's a horrible mess of constantly changing chaos. Despite being in the middle east, too, it's very well developed, so there's no issue about people living in mud huts. Plus, tonnes and tonnes of history. Perfect for a campaign!
Honourable mentions:
Tegucigalpa, Honduras – the absurd crime rate makes it highly plausible
Mexico City, ____Mexico____ – high crime rate, far too big, horrible mess of poverty...
Marrakech, Morocco – another example of far too many people in a far too small area, also souks
Zurich, Switzerland – it's highrise but complex; better for a combat-light campaign (detective, political, etc.)
Paris, France – basically the same as London
Tokyo's regional conurbation, Japan – because when you want EVERYTHING to be high-rise, but still not gridlike...
Monaco, Monaco – tiny country, many businesses... it's perfect for corporate scandals
Vaduz, Liechtenstein – see above
Venice, Italy – it's sinking, it's messy, it's gonna be the weirdest gunfight you'll ever have
Dominic Cooper
>London
I heard that 12.4% of London's population was already dark monsters by 2011 alone.
Liam Thompson
Can't believe no one's said Istanbul yet.