Post date: Jun 3, 2016 3:47:05 PM
Plot teasers provide information about upcoming plots in Stolen Hours. The information is available to any character with the appropriate backgrounds listed in the description. If you do not have the appropriate knowledges or influences, you're highly encouraged to find other characters that might as you've heard "hints" of something going on. The lores involved both give a hint as to what's really going on with a plot, and can be used to get more information about what's going on.
Backgrounds: Occult, Street, Industry x3
Lores: Lupine, Umbra
Threat: OOOOO Deadly
The area around the Georgia Power Plant north of Milledgeville has been closed to outside access. Detours have been set up at the roads. Nobody seems to travel near that place anymore and they've mostly forgotten about it over the last two months. For years this area of Lake Sinclair has been a hotbed of terrible occult goings on and this is likely not a good sign.
Street, Underworld, Law x3, Police x2, Media x4
Masquerade, Area Knowledge: Macon
Lores: Kindred, Anarch
Threat: OO When did these alleys get so dark?
In May, a car crashed near 75 and 16. There didn't appear to be any injuries at the time, but Melvin Coleman has an axe to grind. The three drivers, two women and a man, of a late model Camry fled the scene after being involved in the wreck. Coleman's lawyers have hired a private investigator and he's on the trail. They were last seen at the Macon Mall in Ward 2. The hunt is on.
Politics, Industry, Bureaucracy, Finance
Lores: Kindred, Camarilla
Threat: O Don't fall into the quarry
Another night another billionaire industrialist, but this time she's ruffling feathers. Under new management Vulcan Materials Company has regained its foothold on gravel and crushed stone within Macon. The newly announced CEO of Die Shatten Industries has come out swinging cancelling Vulcan's contract with Goretti Corp in an opening gambit in price competition. Hanson Aggregates, the new suppliers for Goretti Corp, had little to say about the new deal citing confidentiality agreements.
The last time somebody tried to topple the giant there was a three-month strike and massive employee displacement. Will Vulcan bow to the pressure or is Macon's economy about to go on another roller coaster ride?