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{{Character| | {{Infobox Character|color_theme = bluff| title = Veranda Family|place_of_origin = [[Bluff City]]}}The '''Veranda Family''' are a family and crime syndicate who operate out of [[Bluff City|Bluff City.]] They own and operate a few casinos within Bluff City, including [[The Gilded Menagerie]]. | ||
Many of their casinos were built with slave or unpaid labour, which eventually called the [[Selkie]] to take over part of the Menagerie. | Many of their casinos were built with slave or unpaid labour, which eventually called the [[Selkie]] to take over part of the Menagerie. | ||
They also hold a yearly art auction, held close to midnight. It is deliberately intended to “feel weird”, with attendees wearing masks and fancy clothes. | They also hold a yearly art auction, held close to midnight. It is deliberately intended to “feel weird”, with attendees wearing masks and fancy clothes. | ||
In the version of the future shown in [[Engines on the Track]], the Veranda Family have moved into the [[Bluffington Beach|lower levels of Atlantic City]] in an attempt to use the street racing culture there to aid in their various crimes. | |||
== Known Members == | == Known Members == | ||
* [[Vinny Veranda]] | * [[Vinny Veranda]] | ||
* [[Sonny Veranda]] | * [[Sonny Veranda]] | ||
[[ | * [[Ercole Verandanza]] | ||
* [[Sonny Veranda the Third]] | |||
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[[Category:A Bowling Alley, A Boxer, and A Bird]] | [[Category:A Bowling Alley, A Boxer, and A Bird]] | ||
[[Category:When Justice Is Done]] | [[Category:When Justice Is Done]] | ||
[[Category:The Cost of Greed]] | [[Category:The Cost of Greed]][[Category:Bluff City characters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:40, 28 February 2023
The Veranda Family are a family and crime syndicate who operate out of Bluff City. They own and operate a few casinos within Bluff City, including The Gilded Menagerie.
Many of their casinos were built with slave or unpaid labour, which eventually called the Selkie to take over part of the Menagerie.
They also hold a yearly art auction, held close to midnight. It is deliberately intended to “feel weird”, with attendees wearing masks and fancy clothes.
In the version of the future shown in Engines on the Track, the Veranda Family have moved into the lower levels of Atlantic City in an attempt to use the street racing culture there to aid in their various crimes.