[hider=Rusty the Werewolf Alpha][indent][b]Name:[/b] Rusty "Streak" McKenzie
[b]Description of Character Concept[/b]: Rusty is the current reigning Werewolf Alpha and president of Wild Hunt MC, an outlaw motorcycle club. While he might be a threat to the order, if he were more motivated, he is a bit of a hedonist and easily distracted from leading the prophecized (among werewolves, anyway) werewolf revolution. Also, why "Streak?" Because Rusty has been known to ride past gatherings of church ladies in the total buff when given enough unidentified and enthusiastically swallowed drugs.

[b]...yes, and:[/b] Rusty was essentially working as a mercenary for Count Caradoc de Lacy, who promised him a place to settle in New Camden with his club if he helped put down the old mummy. He and Caradoc went back to the 1960's when Caradoc was one of the first Counts to realize that Rusty was easy so long as you let him make some dough to fund the party lifestyle and didn't take the Werewolf Revolution rhetoric too seriously. Rusty only had a couple of packmates with him, but signed on. Rusty, used to fighting other supernaturals, dealing with prancing vampires claiming lordship and aristocratic sorcerers claiming divine right to rule such and such a city, was all too happy to get into a scrap with some dusty old corpse essentially commanding everyone to kneel. Unfortunately, he drastically underestimated Nemsemet, things ended badly, and now Rusty is regretting that he ever got involved. The rest of the club is all over the place, and nowhere near New Camden. He now has first hand knowledge of what a horror Nemsemet is.[/indent]
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[b]Name:[/b] The Museum of Outsider Art
[b]Type:[/b] Location
[b]Info[/b]: Everyone in the supernatural community knows that this avante garde museum of all sorts of unusual abstract/industrial art is sitting on a ley line. Ever seen a demon take form from the world's largest ball of bras? That happened once. The place is decorated like Graceland, as an homage to the schlocky, 1950's culture that New Camden considers 'authentic.' Aficionados love the coffee shop as, for some reason, the remains of the demon's presence infuse the beans, which are artisanally roasted on site. The curator is Sarah Calvert Rabinowicz, known for her avant-garde approach to art and museum curating. Also a pretty capable self-taught exorcist.[/INDENT]
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