From the outside, the Shadowy Corner doesn;t look like much more than a rund-down, beat-up warehouse, really. The brick and steel facade is weatherworn and shabby-looking, and here and there one may even find the occasional doodle of some street artist with a spray paint can. But at least all the windows are intact, and besides, the people who own and operate the Shadowy Corner night club rather like the outside to look the way it does...
...it keeps away the people they don't want.
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At the door there is no bouncer, no one to verify ID or check the guest list. But be careful trying to bring weapons into the place - just inside the door you'll be scanned for weapons of any kind, and if they are detected you will be asked to check them at the door or leave. The owners don't tolerate violence of any kind in their place, and have no problem at all seeing them out. Of course, if you happen to be bigger than the staff, they have other methods of removing you.
The inside is such a sharp contrast to the outside that most people, once they get a look at it, have to step out the door again to take a second look and be sure they're still in the same place.
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With multiple levels and complete with a stage, DJ booth, an extremely well-stocked bar, a restaurant, and even a private room or two for those seeking to get away from prying eyes and ears, the Shadowy Corner is a recreation of the night club the Stanton siblings Wraith and Phoenix owned together in the world they came from. As stated before, there's no guest list, no lines, and no cover charge, as long as you can refrain from the drama and violence and come to have a good time.
In the whole place, there are three doors. Two are exits, and the last is a simple, black door that is simply labeled with a sign that says 'Authorized Personnel Only.'
...it keeps away the people they don't want.
http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs13/i/2007/087/7/b/Warehouse_by_saberleo.jpg
At the door there is no bouncer, no one to verify ID or check the guest list. But be careful trying to bring weapons into the place - just inside the door you'll be scanned for weapons of any kind, and if they are detected you will be asked to check them at the door or leave. The owners don't tolerate violence of any kind in their place, and have no problem at all seeing them out. Of course, if you happen to be bigger than the staff, they have other methods of removing you.
The inside is such a sharp contrast to the outside that most people, once they get a look at it, have to step out the door again to take a second look and be sure they're still in the same place.
http://www.greenstreetpartnership.com/portfolio/Provac_MG_8023_RAW.jpg
http://www.greenstreetpartnership.com/portfolio/strata2.jpg
http://images1.makefive.com/images/200901/2b4f617eb11f8c09.jpg
With multiple levels and complete with a stage, DJ booth, an extremely well-stocked bar, a restaurant, and even a private room or two for those seeking to get away from prying eyes and ears, the Shadowy Corner is a recreation of the night club the Stanton siblings Wraith and Phoenix owned together in the world they came from. As stated before, there's no guest list, no lines, and no cover charge, as long as you can refrain from the drama and violence and come to have a good time.
In the whole place, there are three doors. Two are exits, and the last is a simple, black door that is simply labeled with a sign that says 'Authorized Personnel Only.'