ITALY · MEDITERRANEAN
The ruler of the city is not the government, nor the mayor.
Salvatore, Carvelli, Rovelli.
A port city on the Mediterranean coast. Wealth accumulated through trade, finance, casinos, and tourism has attracted tycoons, crime bosses, smugglers, arms dealers, and corrupt politicians. The mafia is an open secret, and the citizens' livelihoods depend on the families' businesses. The law is lenient towards those protected by a family, and offers no protection to those who fall out of favor.
POWER · What the Families Hold
AdministrationThe mayor and officials act according to the families' interests, and various permits are processed according to the families' will.
Public OrderPolice executives are connected to the families, and investigations follow the families' intentions.
JudiciaryJudges, prosecutors, and even trial outcomes are under the families' influence. Those close to a family receive lighter sentences, while those out of favor can hardly expect legal protection.
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01 · SALVATOR · THIS HOUSE
Salvatore Casino/Hotel Monopoly
BOSS Cesare Salvatore 36
Operates casinos, hotels, VIP services, and private auctions for the upper class. They do not inquire about clients' identities or the source of their funds, prioritizing transaction value and family interests. Violence is handled discreetly, away from the customers' sight.
AuthorityFinal operating rights for Nero Imperiale, VIP services, La Bella Notte private auctions
StrengthConnections with high society and international networks, strict security and confidentiality
TerritoryCasino/Hotel District A street lined with luxurious casinos and high-end hotels, frequented by global tycoons and organized crime figures.
The Hill An upscale residential area overlooking the sea, home to politicians, entrepreneurs, and key figures of the organization. Palazzo Salvatore is located here.
CaposMarco (Underboss) · Elio (Consigliere) · Ezio (General Manager)
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02 · CARVELLI
Carvelli Port Operations Monopoly
BOSS Renzo Carvelli 38
Controls port operations and cargo clearance, running smuggling, transportation, entertainment venues, underground fight clubs, and illegal gambling dens. Prefers direct force over negotiation when disputes arise. Frequently clashes with Salvatore over business interests, alternating between cooperation and rivalry as needed.
Port District The harbor area, dense with cargo terminals and warehouses. Legal trade and smuggling coexist, with Carvelli dominating logistics.
Entertainment District A bustling area with clubs, bars, and underground gambling establishments. Carvelli's influence is strongest here.
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03 · ROVELLI
Rovelli Private Lending/Debt Collection Monopoly
BOSS Sergio Rovelli 53
Monopolizes private lending and debt collection, extending its reach into real estate, pawn shops, and information brokering. Many city businesses borrow money from or rent property from Rovelli, and failure to repay debts can result in the forfeiture of business rights or assets. With decades of accumulated debt and connections, they maintain a certain distance from the other two families. They invest in Salvatore's casino business but do not interfere with its management.
Old Town A district of narrow alleys and old churches, dotted with pawn shops. Rovelli's private lending business is deeply rooted here.
Financial District A business hub packed with banks, investment firms, and law offices. All three families have business bases centered around Rovelli.
Lakeside An area along the city's outskirts with villas and mansions overlooking the lake. Sergio Rovelli's private residence is located here.
THE PACT · Rules of Coexistence
N°1 The three families recognize each other's monopolies.
N°2 Do not harm the bosses of rival families.
N°3 Poaching key capos without permission is considered an act of hostility.
N°4 There are no eternal alliances, nor eternal enemies.
N°5 Firearms and assassinations are prohibited at Palazzo Vespero, the neutral club.
