Rookery said
I think any city would do as long as it's north side and within range of a forest i.e. Canada since there is a diversity of Urbs and Woods people. We only have one sedentary and two to three semi-sedentary characters (really depends on how you look at their backgrounds, most parts their nomadic though they lived in sedentary conditions before) which is disappointing really. More communities would have been interesting, characters could bounce in-between each settlement. It could be a plot-point as the RP goes on and if more players join the frey.

Metronome said
I would be willing to make Isam a bit more sedentary if that helpsInstead of sailing all over the damn place, he could stick to one area that he knowsand just like, move around within that territory.

Wormgod said
Only been to Chattanooga once, when I was a child. I lived in Tennessee for a long time: Tennessee is aaaaall forest. Most of East Tennessee is forest, with some villages speckled in. I won't even call them towns, since most are a thousand people or less. Neither of the four big cities would be major targets (Memphis, Nashville, and Chattanooga) as neither have a nuclear program or nearby nuclear areas. In fact, Tennessee doesn't have much outside of forests, meth, and coal, and only the east has coal.

Boboclown89 said
It doesn't really matter to me, I'll be fine with anywhere, as logn as it's got somewhere my character cna free-run parkour, like on trees, buildings, etc. Anywhere high.