Locations - Racks

Like the plans envisioned during the 19th Century, the Invictus have maintained their program of ever expanding the attractions of the city, so that in present nights a number of regions have been cultivated to provide ample feeding territory for the Kindred of the city. Adelaide for example is home to a number of clubs, providing inebriated vessels, unfortunately the large numbers of mortals who frequent this region does warrant some discretion.

West of Spadina the racks move north on to Queen Street, over into Bathurst.

Privilege

Since 1992, Privilege has been one of the most exclusive and stylish clubs in the downtown Rack. While the steep cover charge and strict dress code serve to keep the punters away, Privilege has a reputation for mixing high society sensibilities with hedonistic excess. Young and reckless university students come to show off their parents' money, while high-powered Bay Street executives come to pretend that they're still young and reckless.

While Privilege plays host to public and private functions (including many film industry parties), the club's owner keeps a short list of people who are always welcome. Matthew Steward has made an effort to make his club as Kindred-friendly as possible, although he enforces a strict "takeout only" policy when it comes to dining. The politics of Elysium have no place at Privilege; Steward makes a point of welcoming members of all Covenants and Clans, and expects his guests to respect his guarantee of safety while under his roof.

For those looking for their vessels to put up more of a fight, the areas around 42 and 52 Division are also deemed Racks. Regardless of the increased police presence, both of these divisions each year receive larger budgets towards the recruitment of more officers, the violence in the respective regions is perceived to provide enough background noise that feeding by Kindred should go unnoticed. Caution though is obviously advised, both as a result of the willingness of the vessels in these areas to fight back, and the chance of being discovered by law enforcement.