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''The Raven was a self proclaimed 'vampire' club. It was always dark, always smoky (the regulars called it 'fog' but it smelled faintly like tobacco mingled with chocolate covered strawberries so Janker couldn't help but think of it as 'smoke') and always full of pulse-pounding music. It played up the hedonism of the vampire mystique, full of youth who wanted their angst with a side of red-tinted alcohol and lust.'' | ''The Raven was a self proclaimed 'vampire' club. It was always dark, always smoky (the regulars called it 'fog' but it smelled faintly like tobacco mingled with chocolate covered strawberries so Janker couldn't help but think of it as 'smoke') and always full of pulse-pounding music. It played up the hedonism of the vampire mystique, full of youth who wanted their angst with a side of red-tinted alcohol and lust.'' ~MSNPC Janker | ||
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Located in the Dungeon area of Starbase 118, '''The Raven Club''' is a self-styled Vampire club that plays off many culture's oral history of horror stories and monsters. Draped in red velvet, sweet smelling fog and eternal darkness the Raven Club is both seductive and completely campy. It's owner, '''Philomena Drake''' holds a civilian psychology degree and believes in catering to her customer's sense of fantasy and escapism. | Located in the Dungeon area of Starbase 118, '''The Raven Club''' is a self-styled Vampire club that plays off many culture's oral history of horror stories and monsters. Draped in red velvet, sweet smelling fog and eternal darkness the Raven Club is both seductive and completely campy. It's owner, '''Philomena Drake''' holds a civilian psychology degree and believes in catering to her customer's sense of fantasy and escapism. | ||