Difference between revisions of "Thun Field"
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Thun Field is a small airport located | Thun Field is a small airport located in Puyallup. The Ancients are currently in control of it, using it as a place to ferry goods in and out of the city while charging the couple of businesses that operate out of the airfield a protection fee. | ||
On the grounds are a flight school, the Wolf's Wings bar, and a small "terminal" where the gangers regularly hang out. | |||
The runway, measuring 3,650 feet long by 60 feet wide, is capable of handling all general aviation aircraft, from light sport to small business jets. This runway runs North to South, which complicates landings with crosswind on approaches most days. Bad days for smoke and ash from further south in Puyallup can cause IFR (Instrument Flight Rule) landings to be an awkward necessity. | |||
==Distinctive Features== | |||
The little terminal is distinctly styled like a 70's airport - complete with bad soykaf, pleather seats, and tacky decor. | |||
The | The Wolf's Wings bar, operated on the premises, is run by an aging man with a bad attitude and a bat under the counter for any unruly guests. Not much of a threat unless one eyes his bulging muscles and correctly identifies the bioware that makes him able to go toe-to-toe with any decent street sam - this guy's part of the security against people messing around with the airfield. | ||
Due to years of airfield use polluting the ground, the Background Count for the area hovers around 2, though it can rise depending on the prevailing winds as pollution from other parts of Puyallup. | |||
==History== | |||
Once in the past, this field was operated by the municipal government of Puyallup. As corporate influence and the metroplex grew, the airfield was allowed to slip into disrepair - but the area remained fairly clear. Far enough north of the lava fields, far enough out from anything else that there was no need for the space. A flat field in an isolated area that's poorly patrolled would always be a target for smugglers - the semi-intact runway was just icing on the cake. | |||
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===Matrix Search Table=== | ===Matrix Search Table=== | ||
{{SearchTable| | {{SearchTable| | ||
|LowResult=A | |LowResult=A small airfield on the southern side of city, owned by some private firm and renting out space to a bar, a parajumping school, and a flight school. | ||
|MidResult= | |MidResult=A decently detailed search quickly picks up on members of the Ancients showing up at the field regularly. It's not a large leap of the imagination to realize that this is likely one of their fronts. | ||
|HighResult= | |HighResult=In smuggler circles, the exact prices for paying to use the strip are well known. Less well known is that there are a couple of expensive underground hangers, which can be rented from the Ancients for use hiding hot vehicles, whether those fly on wings or cruise on tires. | ||
}} | }} | ||
===Area Knowledge:Seattle Table=== | ===Area Knowledge:Seattle Table=== | ||
{{SearchTable| | {{SearchTable| | ||
|LowThreshold=1 | |LowThreshold=1 | ||
|LowResult= | |LowResult=A small airfield on the southern side of city in Puyallup. The parajumping school and piloting school here are both known to be quite affordable. | ||
|MidThreshold=3 | |MidThreshold=3 | ||
|MidResult= | |MidResult=The Ancients are known to patrol the area - both to keep it safe from other gangs hitting up the local businesses, and also to keep whatever operations they have going on here quiet. | ||
|HighThreshold=5 | |HighThreshold=5 | ||
|HighResult= | |HighResult=Smugglers operate out of this airport regularly. Not all of them are owned by the Ancients, but almost all of them are on the payroll to tip off the Cutters to whatever's going through. | ||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 21:45, 27 November 2023
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| Civilian Airfield | |
|---|---|
| Smuggler's Airport | |
| Skydiving School | |
| Location Creator | Elleelleellehawg |
| Archetype | Airport |
| IC Owner | Ancients |
| Metroplex | Seattle |
| Neighborhood | Puyallup |
| Background Count | 2 |
| Noise | 1 |
| Faction | Seattle Government |
Description
Thun Field is a small airport located in Puyallup. The Ancients are currently in control of it, using it as a place to ferry goods in and out of the city while charging the couple of businesses that operate out of the airfield a protection fee.
On the grounds are a flight school, the Wolf's Wings bar, and a small "terminal" where the gangers regularly hang out.
The runway, measuring 3,650 feet long by 60 feet wide, is capable of handling all general aviation aircraft, from light sport to small business jets. This runway runs North to South, which complicates landings with crosswind on approaches most days. Bad days for smoke and ash from further south in Puyallup can cause IFR (Instrument Flight Rule) landings to be an awkward necessity.
Distinctive Features
The little terminal is distinctly styled like a 70's airport - complete with bad soykaf, pleather seats, and tacky decor.
The Wolf's Wings bar, operated on the premises, is run by an aging man with a bad attitude and a bat under the counter for any unruly guests. Not much of a threat unless one eyes his bulging muscles and correctly identifies the bioware that makes him able to go toe-to-toe with any decent street sam - this guy's part of the security against people messing around with the airfield.
Due to years of airfield use polluting the ground, the Background Count for the area hovers around 2, though it can rise depending on the prevailing winds as pollution from other parts of Puyallup.
History
Once in the past, this field was operated by the municipal government of Puyallup. As corporate influence and the metroplex grew, the airfield was allowed to slip into disrepair - but the area remained fairly clear. Far enough north of the lava fields, far enough out from anything else that there was no need for the space. A flat field in an isolated area that's poorly patrolled would always be a target for smugglers - the semi-intact runway was just icing on the cake.
IC Information
Notable Associated Characters
Matrix Search Table
| Threshold | Result |
|---|---|
| 1 | A small airfield on the southern side of city, owned by some private firm and renting out space to a bar, a parajumping school, and a flight school. |
| 3 | A decently detailed search quickly picks up on members of the Ancients showing up at the field regularly. It's not a large leap of the imagination to realize that this is likely one of their fronts. |
| 6 | In smuggler circles, the exact prices for paying to use the strip are well known. Less well known is that there are a couple of expensive underground hangers, which can be rented from the Ancients for use hiding hot vehicles, whether those fly on wings or cruise on tires. |
Area Knowledge:Seattle Table
| Threshold | Result |
|---|---|
| 1 | A small airfield on the southern side of city in Puyallup. The parajumping school and piloting school here are both known to be quite affordable. |
| 3 | The Ancients are known to patrol the area - both to keep it safe from other gangs hitting up the local businesses, and also to keep whatever operations they have going on here quiet. |
| 5 | Smugglers operate out of this airport regularly. Not all of them are owned by the Ancients, but almost all of them are on the payroll to tip off the Cutters to whatever's going through. |
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