The Huntsman's Travel Guide

>The Desperado Hideout: Home to the Huntsman and prime staging ground for the Desperado's most harebrained schemes! Hopefully, this one won't get blown up like the last one.

>The Crucible: For those seeking entertainment that borders on barbaric, The Crucible is the place for you! Here, you can witness criminals, vigilantes and villains alike as they fight it out for your enjoyment. Sure, you might get ripped off every now and again because of a fixed fight. But hey, that's just part of the excitement!

>The Never-Ending Nightclub: While it might appear to be an ordinary nightclub to some, this seemingly small business is actually a den for vampires to peacefully feast and mingle without any killing involved. Michael Morbius is currently managing this establishment, and acts as a sort of unofficial leader for one of the biggest vampire factions in the city.

>Madame Webb's Manor: It's currently unknown how Cassandra Webb maintains her lavish estate, or how she has money to spare for her philanthropic pursuits, but she doesn't seem terribly concerned about parting with the riches she's amassed throughout her long life. Currently, Madame Webb's mansion acts as mystically empowered fortress for those seeking protection and refuge under her roof.

>The Sanctum Sanctorum: This proportionally deceptive building simultaneously functions as a library containing vast mystical knowledge, a nexus for several dimensions and realities, a vault for dangerous magical artifacts, and a walk-in clinic for anyone experiencing trouble of a supernatural nature.

>The Midnight Mission: Not much is known about Moon Knight's sentient temple, but the Champion of Khonshu doesn't seem to be the least bit concerned about it. If you've got a problem that you don't entirely understand, or if Doctor Strange isn't available, the Midnight Mission is the place to be!

>White Rabbit's Mansion: The unusual decor of the Dodson estate is a clear sign of the whimsical attitude and troubled mindset of its owner. It feels more like a theme park of national attraction than a home, but that might be intentional.

>The Baxter Building: The home and base for the first family, otherwise known as the Fantastic Four! This famous building has been at the center of countless mind-bending events, and will most likely continue to be for the foreseeable future.

>The Bar with No Name: This dubious dive frequently changes locations in order to avoid being busted by the police. It's said to serve supervillains and criminal scum alike. It's recommended that the bar's patrons wear their full costume while loitering in the bar, and that they practice the utmost discretion when handling information of its current location. Fights are frequent, and drinks are always on tap.

>S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier: The hovering fortress of New York's resident peacekeepers, led by acting Director, Maria Hill. While they might not be roving the streets snuffing out any and all crime, their presence in the sky is enough to ward off some of the more skittish troublemakers. If anything, their response teams almost always make for a swift pickup and arrest whenever a hero needs to knock someone out in a rush.

>Pandora's Palace: You aren't exactly sure what to call it, so you decided to give it a nickname. This ominous, dark castle's location is currently unknown, and is the main base of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s magic division, W.A.N.D. It is currently being led by acting Director, Pandora Peters and implements a mix of magic and advanced technology in its operations.

>Brooklyn Visions Academy: A prestigious school for gifted youngsters that isn't prone to blowing up. Cindy Moon, fledgling Champion of Khonshu, is currently attending this school in her first year!