Jehiela's portion:
Defender's Blessing 3 (6 points):
	Effective 3 Auctoritus for everybody, noble or mundane, who is 
	part of and in the chancel.
Landlord	      (-1 point):
	An AI. Under development by me.
Open		      (-2 points):
	The urban side of the chancel has a mile-wide border with a large 
	city, possibly NYC or Chicago. It is on the map and nominally 
 	subject to real world influences. It is certainly subject to 
	random people from outside wandering in and getting lost, as the 
	interior of the urban side is larger than the space it occupies 
	on the map. The neighborhood has a very bad rep. It is possible  
  	that the border is a street or a railroad track, and nice people don't 
	cross the street or the tracks or whatever.
Extrapolative Tech    (2 points):
	The general tech level of the urban chancel is the sort of 
	technology the real world will develop over the next century, 
	barring any singularities or flashes of brilliance. This technology 
	is real technology and works on earth; mostly stuff is smaller and 
	faster.
Weird Sci: Nanotech   (1 point):
	Nanobots: a cloud of them resembles smoke or haze. Useful in 
	surveillance and construction. They work in the real world.
Weird Sci: Aerospace (1 point):
	Rockets, satellites, spaceships, antigravity, use of magnetism for 
	flight. Works in the real world.
Weird Sci: Cloaking (1 point):
	Advanced camouflage techniques, including the ability to make 
	someone or something nearly invisible to the naked eye and to 
	various kinds of sensing devices. This works in the real world.
Weird Sci: Neural jack (1 point):
	Implants that allow people to interface with the local network 
	directly. This includes the use of jack-to-jack messaging services
	and true cyberspace. This works in the real world, but the network
	protocols that support the jack-in and the servers capable of 	
	supporting the protocols will have to be distributed outside 	
	the chancel if desired. A noble wanting this equipment will either
	have to do a Realm Creation on themselves, perform an Aspect 4 
	miracle on themselves (self-neurosurgery) or (most reliable in 
	the outside world) get Jeheila to install it, as Weird Science
	does not work on directly Nobles or in their Auctoritus. It's also 
	an Aspect 2 miracle to learn how to use the jack in a day rather 
	than a month. Nobles with the jack also get a Telling Mark 
	Handicap; they basically have a USB port over their ear, which can
	be obscured with hair, but can not be guised. You'll get an MP
	if anybody ever notices and it causes trouble, such as a paramour
	who doesn't already know you're a Big Freak.
 Realm Gateway (4 RMP) (0 point):
	A mysterious gateway to another realm on the tree.

NOTE: All technologies will be at least nominally developed through play, 
though obviously at an extremely advanced pace. Jehiela will help.

Yasmina's portion:
Magical Inhabitants 	(4 points)
	Many magical inhabitants with innate abilities, who can be 
	anchored (thus having more power/options than your standard 
	anchor)
Defender's Blessing 1 	(2 points)
	An auctoritus of 1 applies to all inhabitants.
Normal Magic		(3 points)
	Normal people and Nobles can learn earth-standard magic, which 
	devours personal energy but can do cool stuff. This also allows magical 
	inhabitant anchors to venture into the real world and retain 
	some of their magical functionality.
Alchemy			(1 point)
	Nobles and some mundanes of this chancel know Alchemy, which is an 
	Exclusive Attribute that begins at 0 and can be raised all the way 
	to 5 with XP expenditure. Alchemy effects can use Aspect MPs to 
	achieve better or more stable effects beyond the level of the Alchemy 
	Attribute. At Alchemy 0, one can investigate Alchemical stuff and 
	understand the basics of the fundamental magic of flowers. We'll
	discuss more as the Chancel gets up and running.
Landlord		(-2)
	Will be revealed through play, under development by me.

UPDATED THROUGH PLAY:
One of the unicorn fields has a vaccuum-sealed transparent aluminum shed 
in it. What's inside? A flash of light, a distortion in space. 

Flavor Notes:

The urban side and the rural side of the double chancel at first appear to 
be cleanly divided, but there are parks in the city, and a series of 
tunnels that run under the countryside.

When it is night in the countryside, it is day in the city, and vice 
versa.

There's to be a university in the chancel.

Some of the street-people are gargoyles (eternally jacked in). Others are 
scientists.

There's a coal-processing plant that pours black smoke nanobots into the 
air.

There is drift between the two sides of the chancel.

Magical inhabitants for the countryside include unicorns, rusalka, 
redcaps, monkeys, leprachauns, brownies, dire wolves and others yet to be 
defined.

The countryside has neat farmhouses and hedgerows, pleasant cottages and
so forth, probably with a small village and an iron mine. There's also a
dark and brooding forest with ruins inside. Between the populated side and
the forest are a series of meadows.

The rural half of the chancel has 3-7 pocket exits. One is in a farmhouse. 
Most of the others are in the forest.

There is no notable border or stop-zone between the two halves of the 
chancel. One flows to the other as naturally as in the real world.

Realm scores of folks from one side of the chancel work as if 2 lower 
while on opposite sides of the chancel, with a minimum of 0.