Exhibitions of the Surnateum's collections are organised by and
involve various members of staff:
1.
The Curator: The most advanced form of event/entertainment
offered by the Surnateum. A talented magician and storyteller, he
guides visitors through the various parts of the museum and not only tells you about all of the haunted antiques on display,
but is also able to activate them.
The Curator can also serve all of the functions described
below.
2. Guides: Guides tell visitors about the history of the
museum. They can also describe the background of the objects found
in the museum, but are unable to activate them.
3. Conjurers: Conjurers provide entertainment in the
Special Collections Section of the museum. They also demonstrate the findings of
the research carried out by the Frauds
Section and explain the history of gear used by gambling
cheats.
4. Seer Sensitives: Seer Sensitives present and activate
the Divination Section of the Surnateum. They give
seminars on this subject (reading tarot cards, I-Ching, etc.).
5. Psy Sensitives: As members of the FED (Foundation for
the Exploration of Dreams),
Psy Sensitives test and detect individuals from the general
public who seem to have 'paranormal' capacities.
6. Guards (SD Section): The Guards protect our
collections and detect 'undesirables' (see the Glossary and the
Surnateum's Bylaws).
7. The Librarian: The Librarian reads extracts from the
many grimoires (books of spells) found in the Surnateum's Library
and tells stories about the adventures Surnateum personnel have faced
abroad and how certain items were acquired.
8. Kindergarten: or 'sorcerer's school'. Kindergarten is a
place for training young sensitives in a fun and fulfilling way.
