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Extra Dossiers

TM

22-23: excerpt from Of the Stellar Coriolis and the Resonant Orbit and commentary from Lonny and Tyler

24: excerpt from The Telluric Vulgate // The Independent Hymnal// Chant of Arrival and commentary from Lonny and Tyler

25-27: news reports by Activation Stevenson

SIH

35-38: -An excerpt from the journals of Samot, Lord Unbroken, in Exile and Repose

39: -An Excerpt from the Foreword to The Last Days That We Had: A Narrative Catalogue of Hieron, End Apparent, Pt. 1 by Alonzo Victor Devareaux van der Dawes

40-44: -An Excerpt from The Last Days That We Had: A Narrative Catalogue of Hieron, End Apparent, Pt. 2 by Alonzo Victor Devareaux van der Dawes

TV shows and movies referenced on FaTT

(As Friends at the Table often references TV shows and movies, priority should be given to properties referenced multiple times.)

• Fast and the Furious
• Gundam
• Star Wars
• Star Trek
• Escaflowne
• Hunter x Hunter

Games referenced on FaTT

• Mass Effect
• Dark Souls
• Armored Core

Bluff City Businesses/Locations

would love to consolidate these

Biquarterly Bluff City Tribune

The Biquarterly Bluff City Tribune is a newspaper in Bluff City. A reporter named John focuses on the Bluff City Zoo beat.

Bluff City Herald

The Bluff City Herald is a newspaper in Bluff City which reported on the Bluff City Zoo.

Bluff City Current

The Bluff City Current is one of Bluff City's leading newspapers. Its staff includes the reporter Jennifer Jetta and Nathaniel Bridges, author of the column This City Is Going To Hell.

Firebird Gym

Firebird Gym is a gym owned by Tawny Buck. It is located next to The Splits.

After the events of A Bowling Alley, a Boxer, and a Bird, Firebird Gym gained popularity after Tawny's trainee Doyle MacKaye "won" a match against Achilles Apollo. Rumors spread about the "Firebird Punch" that was used as a final blow, and she rebranded to take advantage of her new reputation.

Firebird Gym has trained notable figures in Bluff City, including Dione Gabro and Elena Flores.

Jerry’s 24 Hour Fish Supply Store

Jerry’s 24 Hour Fish Supply Store sells fish and fish care supplies. As its name suggests, it is open 24 hours a day.

It is owned by Jerry, and was opened after Jerry's divorce from Terry of Terry's Fish Zone. It has been noted that “the divorce was rough on them but it was even rougher on this town”.

Terry's Fish Zone

Terry's Fish Zone sells fish and fish care supplies. As its name suggests, it is open 24 hours a day.

It is owned by Terry, and was opened after Terry's divorce from Jerry of Jerry’s 24 Hour Fish Supply Store. It has been noted that “the divorce was rough on them but it was even rougher on this town”.

Big Wig Casino, Arvo and Stacks Photography Studio, Callahan Corporation, Father's Candy Shope, Funnel Cake By Stand, Gadgets By Guppy...

Bluffington: Cranberry Airways, The Shops at the Cove

Blough City Businesses/Locations

Blough City Boardwalk

The Blough City Boardwalk is "an endless walkway of dead wood". It has a strict midnight curfew. Like Bluff City, it is a tourism-focused area, with amusement piers, pizzerias, movie houses, gambling halls, and tourist shops which have been built from converted residential homes.

Countinghouse

Countinghouse is the financial district deep in the heart of Blough City. Tall office buildings wrap around city blocks arranged in concentric circles. At the center, a rotunda, hiding a statue.

It was the focus of the Holiday Parade that briefly took over Blough during Messy Business. Giant balloons of strange geometric figures floated down Countinghouse's avenues as festive music played. Hundreds of citizens sipped warm drinks and watched in awed merriment.

Lounge

Lounge is a semi-dive bar in Countinghouse. It operates 24/7. One staff member is Romy Gride.

It "looks like someone’s unfinished basement" with a pool table and booths with red vinyl padding with stained glass between them that say the word 'Lounge' in stained glass.

Lounge has a big display of movie monster masks in the window, which are good quality but are faded and falling apart. As you enter, there is a poster that says "whispers and words only" (by "words" they mean hand-written notes, similar to the operation of CD-BAR).

The Diner

The Diner is a recurring restaurant location within Blough City, with entrances and facades across the city. There is a rumor that there is always at least one Diner in the county outside Blough City. All entrances lead to the same place.

The Park Zoo

The Park Zoo is located on the site of a former Ostrich farm in Blough City. Past its glory days, it has fallen somewhat into disrepair and has become the home of The Gloam. The existence of this supernatural creature may explain why the zoo often feels "off" to visitors, and has very few staff.

Standard Town

Standard Town is “the city’s nightlife district” which “offers drinking, dancing, and your favorite jazz tunes. And that’s just in the clubs you know about.”

It is suburban, at once more spread apart than most cities, with regular road that turn to dirt. People have big backyards, with their backyards turning into football fields. Many of the houses are on stilts, with big outdoor stairwells attached to the new additions to buildings

Taffy District

The Taffy District is the industrial district in Blough City.

It is named for sweet smelling air due to large scale candy factory. They have a focus on exports.

The Thicket

The Thicket is the outer suburbs of Blough City. When seen in "Messy Business", it is under construction. When seen in "Extracurricular: Out Of Time", the Thicket is still wetlands, as though it is pre-consruction, and is described as being a little hilly, with brush and low-lying trees along the side of the highway.

Locations

• Blake Blossom crime scene
• Mike Truk's house
• Finnegan Hands' apartment
• The location of The Tunnel Project