Diablotin - Revision history

Curtana: /* Radio shows */

2015-06-13T20:31:39Z

‎Radio shows

Curtana: /* Entertainment */

2015-06-13T20:31:12Z

‎Entertainment

Curtana at 03:32, 21 January 2015

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Curtana: /* Districts */

2015-01-21T03:25:55Z

‎Districts

Curtana: /* Map */

2015-01-13T20:45:27Z

‎Map

Curtana: /* Map */

2015-01-13T20:38:16Z

‎Map

Ladyiolanthe: /* Music halls */

2014-10-20T01:58:33Z

‎Music halls

Ladyiolanthe: /* Music halls */

2014-10-20T01:01:40Z

‎Music halls

Elanya: /* Museums and galleries */

2014-10-15T03:57:11Z

‎Museums and galleries

Elanya at 14:38, 16 September 2011

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 ==Entertainment==
-==Radio shows==
+===Radio shows===
 Aside from music and variety hours, there are several popular serial radio shows including:

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 ==Entertainment==
 ===Music halls===
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 [[The Curtain]] (Place d'Iena; formerly a proper theatre, now rather run-down), [[Feather's and Silk's]] (Pearl City),  [[The Almeida]] (Pearl City), [[The Wooden Sword]] (The Pav), [[Titania's]] (Rhenea), many others
 ===Theatres===
-Tend to be a more upper-class form of entertainment, both more formal and more expensive than the music halls, and presenting productions of classic and modern dramatic works, comedies, and occasionally opera or dance.  Again, the price of tickets varies depending on the venue, the show, and the quality of the seats you want, but they start at 1-2 Imperials and work up to perhaps a thousand or more for ownership of a prime private box.
+Tend to be a more upper-class form of entertainment, both more formal and more expensive than the music halls or movie theatres, and presenting productions of classic and modern dramatic works, comedies, and occasionally opera or dance.  Again, the price of tickets varies depending on the venue, the show, and the quality of the seats you want, but they start at 1-2 Imperials and work up to perhaps a thousand or more for ownership of a prime private box.
 ''[[The New Theatre]] (The Castalia, replacing [[the Old Theatre]] which burned down some fifteen years ago), [[The Duke of Mericourt]] (Place d'Iena), [[The Imperial]] (The Grand),  [[The Hesperange]] (Rhenea), others''

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-:''For the campaigns, see [[Diablotin (Campaign)]] or [[Diablotin 2]].''
+:''For the campaigns, see [[Diablotin (Campaign)]], [[Diablotin 2]], or [[Diablotin 3]].''
 Diablotin is the chief city of the Aveyrone Empire. It probably has a population of something around 500,000 souls, if the suburbs are taken into consideration, although the census figures are known to be highly inaccurate. It is a very ancient city, with some sections having been inhabited for over 2000 years. It can be divided into eight main sections.

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 * [[Rhenea]], the old city. This is the oldest section of the city, and the most mysterious. Its central feature is the [[Black Down]], a barren, blackened hill. The district has been largely abandoned by reputable businesses, but is far from deserted...
 * [[The Shambles]]. The slums of Diablotin, the lowest of the low wind up here, living in a veritable rat's nest of crumbling tenements and hastily-erected shacks. Going into the Shambles unprepared is often fatal.
 ==Map==

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 http://rocksfall.org/rfwiki/images/3/39/Citymap2.png
-The Bridges, from left to right, are as follows: the Shadow Bridge, the Bridge of Vanities, the Bridge of Tears, the Market Bridge, and the Eagle Bridge.
+The Bridges, from left to right, are as follows: the Iron Bridge, the Shadow Bridge, the Bridge of Vanities, the Bridge of Tears, the New Market Bridge, and the Eagle Bridge.
 Closer view of Rhenea, The Castalia, and the Imperial City

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 Variety theatres, presenting a mix of entertainments including popular musical  and dance performances, brief excerpts from plays, acrobatics, magic acts, comedians and clowns.  The quality and price vary considerably from hall to hall, from a few coppers to as much as an Imperial.  Standing room is the cheapest and most popular ticket, and patrons generally mingle freely while the show is going on, but seats and/or boxes may also be purchased (at higher prices) depending on the venue.  Alcohol is generally available for sale, and performances can get quite rowdy if the audience is either greatly pleased or greatly displeased.
-[[The Curtain]] (Place d'Iena; formerly a proper theatre, now rather run-down), [[Feather's and Silk's]] (Pearl City),  [[The Almeida]] (Pearl City), [[The Wooden Sword]] (The Pav), [[Titania's]], many others
+[[The Curtain]] (Place d'Iena; formerly a proper theatre, now rather run-down), [[Feather's and Silk's]] (Pearl City),  [[The Almeida]] (Pearl City), [[The Wooden Sword]] (The Pav), [[Titania's]] (Rhenea), many others
 ===Theatres===

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 ===Museums and galleries===
-There are many collections of art, antiquities, and curiosities in private homes and clubs (the Antiquarian Society has one, for instance), but these are only accessible to a chosen few.  Public institutions are fewer in number.  The Imperial Gallery, open to the public for a nominal fee, displays a selection of the Emperor's vast collection of art, sculpture, jewels, arms and armor, and other items of historical significance.  The Eleusinian Museum was established close to fifty years ago in memory of the Empress-Consort Eleusina Blessing by her son, Prince-Imperial [[Alexior Blessing|Alexior]], and features a diverse collection of artifacts and antiquities from around the Empire.  The Palace of Illusion consists of a series of animated, illusionary tableaux of famous figures and scenes from history.  The Palace's gruesome Chamber of Horrors is only open to those over the age of fifteen.  The Cabinet of Curiosities in Pearl City is a garish collection of all manner of freaks and oddities, viewable by an eager public for a small fee.
+There are many collections of art, antiquities, and curiosities in private homes and clubs (the Antiquarian Society has one, for instance), but these are only accessible to a chosen few.  Public institutions are fewer in number.  The Imperial Gallery, open to the public for a nominal fee, displays a selection of the Emperor's vast collection of art, sculpture, jewels, arms and armor, and other items of historical significance.  The Eleusinian Museum was established close to eighty years ago in memory of the Empress-Consort Eleusina Blessing by her son, Prince-Imperial [[Alexior Blessing|Alexior]], and features a diverse collection of artifacts and antiquities from around the Empire.  The Palace of Illusion consists of a series of animated, illusionary tableaux of famous figures and scenes from history.  The Palace's gruesome Chamber of Horrors is only open to those over the age of fifteen.  The Cabinet of Curiosities in Pearl City is a garish collection of all manner of freaks and oddities, viewable by an eager public for a small fee.
 ''[[Imperial Gallery]] (Imperial island), [[Eleusinian Museum]] (The Grand), [[Palace of Illusion]] (The Pav), [[Cabinet of Curiosities]] (Pearl City)''