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World & Locations

22 entries in the Mafia compendium.

World & Locations — Era Chart

Los Angeles1904San Francisco1928New York1931New Bordeaux1968Las Vegas1995
New BordeauxWhere jazz whispers through iron balconies and blood pools on the cobblestones.San FranciscoWhere the Golden Gate shadows a criminal empire.Las VegasWhere the Chicago Outfit ran the casinos.ChicagoThe real-world city of Chicago, a major hub for finance, culture, and transportation on thNew YorkA city of five families, built on blood and betrayal—and the stench of cheap whiskey.Los AngelesThe last Mafia family left in the state of California.DetroitA city of sin, steel, and shattered dreams.The CathedralStone silence in a city that never stops talking.Empire Bay DocksWhere the tide brings in product and the fog hides the men who move it.Tony Cipriani's SafehouseA small apartment in a loud city, where a hitman's ordinary life ends.Fort VandalSteel walls, iron orders, and a city that never forgets who holds the keys.Buried HeavenA neighborhood the city forgot to finish, still holding its breath beneath the skyline.EastboroughA weathered slice of Empire Bay where postwar America hums beneath brick and steel.Voodoo MoonsWhere the river remembers what the city tries to forget.The WarehouseWhere the city's secrets are stacked in crates and guarded by men who ask no questions.New Bordeaux DowntownWhere the towers of New Bordeaux cast long shadows over a city still picking up the piecesVito Scaletta's SafehouseBehind locked doors in Empire Bay, the Scaletta name keeps its secrets safe.Lincoln Clay's SafehouseA mobster's last quiet room in a city that never lets you rest.The HarborWhere the city's dirty money lands on a barge and the tide doesn't wash it away.The BoardwalkNeon, salt air, and the quiet hum of a carnival that knows too much.The PierWhere the tide carries secrets and the cranes keep their own silent watch.The WharfA structure on the shore where ships dock to load and unload cargo or passengers.
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