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Summary: The Hatters
You begin this story infront of an worn warehouse. You all have received an unmarked summons, each giving a different reason to be there(your choice). Your group comes from all walks of life but one thing you have in common is The Hatters. All of you are members of the rebel faction trying to over throw Mundo Corp. and Lucious Pandora. And here you are unaware of what awaits you in the near future. The victory, the loot, the loss, the heartbreak, and your inevitable defeat.

In side the warehouse you see, Nothing. As your party enters the doors close and a spotlight shines on a chair in the middle of the room. In the chair is a beautiful brunette with pale skin and long hair(Vale). In her lap sets a tablet and as you approach the tablet comes to life with the face of Lucious.
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You maybe wondering who this is. Well this is your gangs best informant. No doubt your here to save her and thwart me. Well good luck.”

The tablet shuts off and the room fills with a blinding light. As your eyes adjust you see 4-5 masses start to move toward your group.

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