Category:Chinatown

Laws of Chinatown

Below are the laws that have been put down by the Leader of the Kuei-jin of Chinatown for any Western Kindred who set foot in their territory.

Hospitality
We extend a welcome to those who come not from the Middle Kingdoms and offer the grounds of Chinatown as a place to experience and explore, we will not seek to cause issues with those who enter our grounds so long as those entering ours do not bring, start or cause a problem with us or others within our boarders.

Neutrality
We care not for the war of the factions within the Western Kindred, in this, the domain of Chinatown is neutral ground. Any who come here are seen as equals, and seen as what they are, not for the faction they represent. We do not wish the conflict of others to darken our homes when we have our own worries and conflicts to address. In this, should any come into our domain, any hate, discontent, malcontent, and such are left at the boarders.

Sustenance
Though we offer Hospitality, we do not give the life or essence of its people to those not of our court or domicile. The blood and essence of the people are to remain untouched less the most enlightened Head of the Autumn Lotus Court gives permission for such. Now, this does not limit individuals from giving of their own Herd to their guests, but that is based on individual relations with those guests and the residence of the court.

Masquerade
Though we allow the various factions within our territory, this does not mean they are allowed to expose the people of Chinatown to the truth of the supernatural. Though our people are still very connected to the Spiritual, despite the decline of the world, it does not mean it should be open and blatant. Do not call into question the reality of this dark, decayed world to the living. %R%R Any laws that are presented here that are broken shall be dealt with accordingly. We strive to make sure our domain is in balance and those who disrupt such will suffer for it. So please, do not force our hand and we will treat you with dignity and respect, so long as its given in return.