You Come Into My House? When you refuse an offer from the Red Queen or are caught infiltrating her operation, you must immediately Face Danger.Impress: 5 | Hurt or Subdue: 3 | Threaten:. While it does, though, they might be able to join one of her infamous card games to get a chance to convince her that Stone Market is a threat to her interests as well as the rest of the neighborhood. There is an uneasy detente at present, but that won’t necessarily last. The Queen also has tried several times to get Heather’s bow and she controls the drug supply to Anna Rose’s clinic (which also means she skims off the top). She has a long-standing vendetta against Alexis and frequently halts Ophelia’s investigations when they get too close to her own.

She’s one of the only people with access to untraceable firearms, though, and her warehouses for stolen goods also work well for hiding people and other items.įor the women of the Mad Hatter Tea Co., however, she is the devil they know. Her biggest products are drugs (mostly pot and cocaine to college kids) and fencing stolen merchandise.

Caine by no means runs the neighborhood, but she’s powerful enough to keep the cops away and entrenched enough that everyone shady in Belleville eventually pays her something. Granted, there are far worse parts of Park City and Ms. The criminal scene in Belleview is centered on a single monolithic figure: the Red Queen, Marissa Caine. So, take a look and let me know what you think! Crime Boss: The Red Queen It’s always a good idea not to reinvent the wheel but with City of Mist that’s especially true since everything is flexible and narrative anyways. The Red Queen started out as the pre-written Crime Lord statblock and then was deconstructed and modified to make something unique. I wanted to make a Danger from scratch but I’m starting out with training wheels here. It’s actually interesting (and super-noir) to have a criminal that the protagonists might end up working with. I established early on that Alexis had an enemy in the criminal known as the Red Queen, but I am thinking that’s not the ultimate threat here. I’m continuing my campaign-building for my hypothetical City of Mist campaign and this time I’m delving into the antagonistic side of things.

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