Philadelphia Monk House

Philadelphia has more than one monk House, as do all major cities.

The House
Very large, stately, historic looking set of buildings, but with all of the modern amenities, and very well cared for. Rather than one giant building like most of the smaller Houses, this one has several buildings. There is a one level parking garage beneath one of the buildings.

One of the buildings has an indoor playground.

Druid Community Relationship
They have some connection with the local druids, but the druid community is fragmented, with more small groups of communities instead of one coherent community. (Though Shay started the process of bringing the various communities together into one.  He also sees to it that their good potions supply turns into a great one through the local potion brewers).

The Monks
Master Wasserman (called Avi)

Sheila Porter
 * Fairly old, but somewhat fit rabbi

Michael Michaels
 * A very wizened old woman with both stern and laugh lines on her face.  She's a Master, and a min Shoftim.


 * A younger man, perhaps in his forties or fifties, very fit and healthy.  He's a Master, and a Midavid.


 * (The monk connected with Jacob's Ruach'Alukah)

Satellite Philadelphia Monk House
A smaller monk house, it has a some internal problems in the form of a sociopath monk, Jacob, twisting the other monks to his will.
 * Jacob Anderson
 * Man in his early twenties, maybe 22, and he looks damned handsome, wholesome, sweet and charming
 * The three masters from the House surprisingly young, and they all lacked the typical warmth and humility, and instead are more polite, distant, and smug

Jacob (and his House) after the trial:

 * All of the masters in the house have been demoted and new masters have been brought in


 * Those who wish to leave the monk house have been offered the opportunity


 * Local druids around that monk house have been told to treat it like a corrupted druid community to help them heal, which will mean actively involving the monk house in druid activities, having their children do things together, and working on integrating the monks into the druid community as if they were druids