TriSci

Trisci is named after the Tri-Institutional initiative of Cornell University, Rockefeller University, and Memorial Sloan-Kettering.

Background
Trisci, or Tri-Sci, is the poor-man’s version of the institute. It is the combination of Rockefeller University, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer center, and Weill Cornell Medical College. These days, they run in a weird facsimile of the original structure, not knowing exactly all the details of the organizational structure, but still following protocol.

Inter-City Relations
A lot of the scientists from Trisci live in Sutton, and TriSci has a good relationship with Sevelt. Otherwise, it is only the lone raider here and there that gives the area any trouble.

NPCs

 * Dr. Erebor Head of Laboratory of Chimera Studies at the Rockefeller University. Very eccentric and charismatic. Extremely focused on ‘appearances’, while also not concerned with the objectives of others. He thinks he’s the most important person in the world.
 * Mark Johnson Dr. Erebor’s assistant. Only in it for the money, and has a very thin, superficial relationship with Dr. Erebor.
 * Adelaide Fuchs Head of Laboratory of Mammalian Studies at the Rockefeller University. Often butts heads with Dr. Erebor
 * Tom Craigs Tom is the head of Sloan Kettering
 * Stuart Scotts Head of the “Board”, the secret society actually running TriSci
 * Mason Christophers Student of medical prediction AI screening tools at Weill Cornel, knows about the secret of Bellevue.
 * Augustus Choye Augustus is the head of Weill Cornell

Side Stories/Quests
What Would You Do Confront Dr. Erebor on his scientific experiments, and/or decide what to do with the creatures. Where Did We Go Right Investigate the TriSci area for the cause of the recent deaths. Adelaide’s Lament Adelaide needs help exposing Dr. Erebor’s experiments.

Player Interaction

 * Dr. Erebor The player may kill him for his crimes against nature, or allow him to continue his research to benefit humanity.
 * “The Board” The player may discover “The Board” and its true identity and purpose, but must decide if it’s worth revealing or not.

Relation to Main Games
Trisci occasionally compares itself with ‘The Institute’ but notes “But we’re real”, as most people outside the commonwealth don’t believe the stories of synths or the underground Institute.