And here is where it prematurely ends. 

Haunts of the Necropolis
     Nashville has a very small Necropolis, its Wraiths lacking sufficient
organization and the Hierarchy not considering the region important enough to
put forth the effort required. There are however a few major and several
minor Haunts, and a Citadel that acts as a frontier outpost. The Renegades
and Heretics also maintain small retreats in the area, taking advantage of
its backwater status.

The Shed
     The primary Necropolis in Nashville is The Shed, the structure over the
old railroad platform at Union Station. Once the passenger platform of a busy
railway, the Shed became a major thoroughfare for the Restless as well. When
Union Station closed to the Quick, the Restless continued to pass through,
but less and less frequently.
     The station itself was renovated in the late 80s and reopened as a
luxury hotel, but the shed, a vast, cavernous cantilevered roof over the
concrete rail paltforms, was left to decay. From the Quick viewpoint, the
shed is a decrepit eyesore, home only to pigeons and truly desperate bums. It
sits down in the Gulch, though, and because it's below eye level for the most
part, it remains forgotten. Somehow, no one has ever gotten around to doing
anything about it.
     In the meantime, the Heirarchy has made the shed its primary Haunt in
Nashville. The only Citadel in the city stands in the center of the main
platform, reaching up to just under the vaulted roof. The Renegades and
Heretics do their best to avoid the place, and the Quick do likewise. Even
the Kindred dislike the shed, although they can't usually articulate the
reason.


Changelings
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Plotlines

Scenario idea.
     Amalie hires the players to torch the Hermitage, the payment being her
protection. If the players succeed, Sinclair may or may not survive. Either
way, things are going to get ugly.

Scenario idea:
     The Ventrue hire the players to help Jerry toss out Sinclair, with
instructions to strike Jerry once it's done. Lots of paranoia over whether or
not anyone is waiting to dust the players once their part is over.


nashville — tell me what you're gonna do
with all your southern style, it'll never pull you through
nashville — i can't place no blame
but if you forget my face, i'll never call your name again
never again, no never again
i fell on my knees to kiss your land
but you are so far down i can't even see to stand
nashville — you forgot the human race
you see with half a mind what colors hide the face
nashville — i'd like to know your fate
i'd like to stay awhile but i've seen your lowered state
today, i'm running away, i'm running away
	— Indigo Girls, "Nashville"