Editing Larp:Stock Locations (section)

===Iconic Qualities===

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!Quality
!Description
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|Celebrity
|This location is so well-known that anyone associated with it becomes an international celebrity. A character controlling this location gains 5 temporary dots to spread among her mundane backgrounds. These dots may be exchanged once per month, and cannot combine with other backgrounds to exceed 6 dots. However, such fame comes at a cost. The character must spend 3 downtime actions every cycle to avoid breaking the Masquerade due to excessive media attention.
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|Fortified
|This location is especially resistant to external assault. It cannot be destroyed by any physical means short of a military-grade attack. Any attempts to breach it externally are considered Epic difficulty or higher (with a difficulty rating of 30 or more), and attempts to bypass its internal security have a difficulty rating of 25 or more.
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|Nationalized
|This location has been taken over by the mortal government. This level of financial, political, and legal support makes controlling or damaging this location significantly risky. All consequences acquired from quests involving this location are doubled.
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|Protected
|This location is protected through legal, political, and mystical means. Multiple government agencies have a direct interest in keeping this place secure. Entire sects expend influence to ensure that troublesome elements keep away. Some whisper that secret supernatural cabals have spun a mystical spell that forces reality itself to conspire against those who would do this location harm. Storytellers are encouraged to create any number of coincidental events and happenstances that prevent a breach of Masquerade or other damage to this place. In the end, this place simply cannot be harmed, violated, or breached.
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|World Renown
|This location is famously associated with a specific field and thus possesses global influence connected to that field. A character who controls this location may expend influence anywhere in the world, so long as her expenditure is directly related to that specific field. For example, the Library of Congress is one of the premier libraries in the world, and it enjoys exchange privileges with libraries across the globe. Leveraging this location to acquire rare or unusual manuscripts may be done with influence without requiring the use of Fame.
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