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[[ | == Overview == | ||
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'''Charlie Sparks''' is an NPC who stands | '''Charlie Sparks''' is an NPC who stands in the [[SERAPH]] office in [[Atlas Park]]. He has a lot of connections, and is used in the '''[[Shadowstar#Get Council Ciphers|Get Council Ciphers]]''' mission from [[Shadowstar]] to quickly disseminated [[Council]] ciphers, and in the '''[[Mission:Common_-_Rescue_Dizzy_Frankley_from_the_Tsoo|Rescue Dizzy Frankley from the Tsoo]]''' mission from mid-level contacts. His coordinates are {{coords|92|-784|-888}}. | ||
== Unnecessary Solicitation == | |||
* I can't believe Galaxy City is gone. So many lives lost. | |||
== Historical == | |||
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After the destruction of [[Galaxy City (Pre-Issue 21)|Galaxy City]] in [[Issue 21]], Charlie Sparks was "rescued" and relocated to Atlas Park. At that time, he stood near the statue of [[Galaxy Girl]] at coordinates {{coords|920|32|-840}}. | |||
[[Category:Task NPCs]] | [[Category:Task NPCs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:46, 15 July 2020
Overview
Charlie Sparks is an NPC who stands in the SERAPH office in Atlas Park. He has a lot of connections, and is used in the Get Council Ciphers mission from Shadowstar to quickly disseminated Council ciphers, and in the Rescue Dizzy Frankley from the Tsoo mission from mid-level contacts. His coordinates are (92, -784, -888) .
Unnecessary Solicitation
- I can't believe Galaxy City is gone. So many lives lost.
Historical
This section contains information that no longer applies to the current version of City of Heroes/Villains. It is provided for historical purposes.
After the destruction of Galaxy City in Issue 21, Charlie Sparks was "rescued" and relocated to Atlas Park. At that time, he stood near the statue of Galaxy Girl at coordinates (920, 32, -840) .