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''"Some leave smiling, others weeping. No one can resist looking back behind them, even for just a peek."''
''"Some leave smiling, others weeping. No one can resist looking back behind them, even for just a peek."''


Magdalene's employ actors to run its service. For a fee, the attendants will disguise themselves as loved ones to help skyfarers cope with the horrors of the open skies. Due to the personal nature of the service, guests would often get too attached with either the attendants or their chosen role and refuse to leave.  
Magdalene's employs actors to run its services. For a fee, the attendants will disguise themselves as loved ones to help skyfarers cope with the horrors of the open skies. Due to the personal nature of the service, guests often get too attached to either the attendants or the people they're impersonating, and refuse to leave.  




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''"Of course. My staff will be pleased. It is a risk of our trade, when our clients can no longer separate identity and illusion, but seldom pleasant. It is a trap any of us could fall into."''
''"Of course. My staff will be pleased. It is a risk of our trade, when our clients can no longer separate identity and illusion, but seldom pleasant. It is a trap any of us could fall into."''


'''The Amenable Host''' is the founder of Magdalene's. He is a charismatic and handsome man with an arrogance of a Greek god. Guests would stalk him when he appeared outside of his atrium, which break the taboo of Magdalene's. He will show himself to those that are using his service.
'''The Amenable Host''' is the founder of Magdalene's. He is a charismatic and handsome man with the arrogance of a Greek god; naturally, he has a lot of adoringly creepy fans. He tries his best to dodge these taboo-breaking stalkers, and only willingly shows himself to those lucky enough to have him as their assigned actor.


The Host has assumed so many identity that he forgot who he was. He have a vivid memory of being a prospector in [[Lustrum]], an industrialist in [[New Winchester]], and a heir to a house associated witb the new ''Parlour of Virtue'' in [[Port Prosper]]. Is he one of them, all of them, or none of them?
The Host has assumed so many identities that he has forgotten who he was before he founded the resort. He has vivid memories of being a prospector in [[Lustrum]], an industrialist in [[New Winchester]], and a heir to a house associated with the new Parlour of Virtue in [[Port Prosper]]. Was he one of them, all of them, or none?
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Revision as of 17:47, 2 August 2019

"Magdalene's is the closest thing many skyfarers have to a home. It offers services to alleviate the strain of spending of a life spent too close to the stars."

Magdalene's is a small resort village in the Reach that offers remedies for weary skyfarers' loneliness and other emotional afflictions, such as star-madness.

Small Comfort

"Some leave smiling, others weeping. No one can resist looking back behind them, even for just a peek."

Magdalene's employs actors to run its services. For a fee, the attendants will disguise themselves as loved ones to help skyfarers cope with the horrors of the open skies. Due to the personal nature of the service, guests often get too attached to either the attendants or the people they're impersonating, and refuse to leave.


The Amenable Host

"Of course. My staff will be pleased. It is a risk of our trade, when our clients can no longer separate identity and illusion, but seldom pleasant. It is a trap any of us could fall into."

The Amenable Host is the founder of Magdalene's. He is a charismatic and handsome man with the arrogance of a Greek god; naturally, he has a lot of adoringly creepy fans. He tries his best to dodge these taboo-breaking stalkers, and only willingly shows himself to those lucky enough to have him as their assigned actor.

The Host has assumed so many identities that he has forgotten who he was before he founded the resort. He has vivid memories of being a prospector in Lustrum, an industrialist in New Winchester, and a heir to a house associated with the new Parlour of Virtue in Port Prosper. Was he one of them, all of them, or none?