Seattle Domains

Seattle Domains

The following list are a list of neighborhoods and well know areas of Seattle. These are large areas fit for claiming as feeding grounds or territory. If you'd like a new domain added to the list that is not here, please let the team know. If you're looking for Specific Locations, see the List of Seattle Locations.

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Belltown

Name: Belltown Venue: Vampire Type: Public Claimed By: Elias Ang, Contested by Caleb Warwick, Formerly Invictus Held Target Audience: Mortals/High Society/Nightlife Special Mechanics: All First Impression rolls in Social Maneuvering benefit from a (+3) modifier. Description: High-rise condos and trendy shops, bars and eateries fill hip Belltown. Indie boutiques, galleries and cafes line busy 1st and 2nd avenues. Many restaurants have happy hour deals for downtown workers. The area’s many nightclubs and live-music spots include The Crocodile, an iconic rock venue since 1991. Z-shaped Olympic Sculpture Park, with its trails and outdoor art, has expansive Puget Sound views and beach access.

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Capitol Hill

Name: Capitol Hill Venue: Vampire Type: Public Claimed By: C.H.A.O.S. Target Audience: Mortals/Hipsters/Residents/Nightlife Special Mechanics: All Streetwise skill rolls benefit from a (+1) situational modifier. Description: Diverse Capitol Hill is packed with hip bars, eateries and gay clubs, plus laid-back coffee shops and indie stores. Volunteer Park, atop the hill in a historic mansion district, has walking trails, a plant conservatory, panoramic city views and the art deco Asian Art Museum. It abuts Lake View Cemetery, where the city’s founders (and Bruce Lee) are buried. Kids play in the wading pool at smaller Cal Anderson Park.

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Downtown

Name: Downtown Venue: Vampire Type: Public Claimed By: Brick & Mortar Target Audience: Mortals/Nightlife/High Society Common NPCs: Unknown Special Mechanics: All Expression skills rolls gain a (+1) situational modifier. Description: Skyscrapers overlook Elliott Bay in Seattle’s compact Downtown. Shoppers buy local crafts and produce in vibrant Pike Place Market, with its eclectic restaurants and food stalls, or hit big-name stores like Nordstrom. The busy Central Waterfront has a giant Ferris wheel and the Seattle Aquarium, while cultural attractions in the wider area include the Seattle Art Museum and the 1928 Paramount Theatre.

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Chinatown-International District

Name: Chinatown-International District Venue: Vampire Type: Public Claimed By: Formerly Carthian Target Audience: Mortals Special Mechanics: All Subterfuge rolls gain a (+1) situational modifier. Description: The Chinatown-International District is a bustling hub for Seattle’s Asian-American communities. Noodle houses, sushi spots, dim sum restaurants and karaoke bars mingle with gift shops and markets selling imported goods. Historical and cultural exhibits are on display at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience. Local hangout spot Hing Hay Park features the ornate Grand Pavilion at its center. The International District has Chinatown, Japantown, and Little Saigon.

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Pioneer Square

Name: Pioneer Square Venue: Vampire Type: Public Claimed by: Partially Claimed by an Unknown Kindred Target Audience: Mortals/Culture/High Society Common NPCs: Unknown Special Mechanics: All Investigation rolls gain a (+1) situational modifier. Description: Pioneer Square is a neighborhood in the southwest corner of Downtown Seattle, Washington, US. It was once the heart of the city: Seattle's founders settled there in 1852, following a brief six-month settlement at Alki Point on the far side of Elliott Bay. The neighborhood takes its name from a small triangular plaza near the corner of First Avenue and Yesler Way, originally known as Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Square–Skid Road Historic District, a historic district including that plaza and several surrounding blocks, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Like virtually all Seattle neighborhoods, the Pioneer Square neighborhood lacks definitive borders. Read more on Wikipedia.

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University District

Name: University District Venue: Vampire Type: Public Claimed By: Formerly Ordo Dracul Target Audience: Mortals/Academia/College Students Common NPCs: Unknown Special Mechanics: All Occult skills rolls gain a (+1) situational modifier. Description: The University District is a relaxed area with casual hangouts and a youthful feel. The University of Washington’s leafy campus includes the contemporary Henry Art Gallery and the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture. Waterside Husky Stadium draws big crowds for college football. Informal eateries, coffeehouses and quirky shops line University Way, known as The Ave. Nearby Portage Bay is popular for kayaking.

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Uptown

Name: Uptown, Formerly Lower Queen Anne Venue: Vampire Type: Public Claimed By: Formerly Lancea et Sanctum Target Audience: Mortals/Academia/College Students Common NPCs: Unknown Special Mechanics: All Science skills rolls gain a (+1) situational modifier. Description: Easily walkable from downtown, Uptown (a.k.a. Lower Queen Anne) is home to the many beloved attractions of Seattle Center, including the famous Space Needle, where you can sip cocktails atop the world’s only revolving glass floor. A short walk leads to the artful delights of Chihuly Garden and Glass and the colorful exhibits inside MoPOP, with its tributes to famous films and Seattle musical legends like Jimi Hendrix. Take a tour of Climate Pledge Arena, where you can venture into the Seattle Kraken’s Lair, walk the same halls as Seattle Storm legend Sue Bird, and sip coffee and watch DJs at work inside the KEXP Gathering Space. Trek up the hill to Kerry Park for the panoramic downtown and Elliott Bay views.

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