NecroTech Brooksville

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[edit] Necrotech Facilities in Brooksville

Basic Info: Office buildings owned by the company often associated with the zombie outbreak. From the outside, they are indistinguishable from other buildings, but characters with the NecroTech Employment skill are able to recognise them. Inside, GPS Units, DNA extractors and Revivification syringes can be found. Also within a powered NecroTech building survivors with Necronet Access can revive brain rotted zombies, can make revivification syringes at a cost of 20 AP, and can view the locations of tagged zombies. Among the internal descriptions found in NecroTech Buildings: The NecroTech logo is set in the wall behind the front desk, and doors open onto powered-down computer rooms and laboratories." If a generator is running inside the building: "The NecroTech logo glows gently above the front desk, and doors open onto a number of brightly-lit laboratories and computer rooms." They are listed as Tactical Resource Points. NecroTech offices are tall enough for survivors to commit suicide from. They also provide a vantage point from which binoculars can be used. Necrotech Buildings can be barricaded normally.

Necrotech Brooksville consists of three facilities spread throughout the suburb; The Flooks Building [31,64], The Culling Building [37,64], and The Foreman Building [39,69]. From the street, these buildings are recognizeable as NecroTech offices only by NecroTech employees.

NecroTech buildings have been found to contain several items (with a bit of searching), including books, GPS units, and DNA extractors. Probably the most important item found in NecroTech buildings is the revivification syringe which is able to reverse the effects of the zombie infection .. in effect, returning the "undead" back to the living.

If power to the NecroTech building is restored, highest level NecroTech employees are able to access NecroNet terminals which allow location scans of DNA extracted zombies and syringe manufacture. In addition, in a powered NecroTech building, even the most severe cases of zombism (those with corrupted cortical tissue) are able to be revived by highest level NecroTech employees.

Contents 1 Necrotech Facilities in Brooksville 2 the Flooks Building 2.1 Barricading Policy 2.2 Status 3 the Culling Building 3.1 Barricading Policy 3.2 Status 4 the Foreman Building 4.1 Barricading Policy 4.2 Status

[edit] the Flooks Building

the Flooks Building Brooksville [31,64] the Hewlet Museum Bidgood Way Police Department Matthias General Hospital Tickle Row the Flooks Building Nottidge Way Ludlow Avenue a factory a warehouse

the Flooks Building is the NecroTech office for western Brooksville. Located in a prime resource area, the Matthias General Hospital and Bidgood Way Police Department are located just one block away. The revivification syringes found and manufactured in the Flooks Building are used to supply the suburb's revivification point at the cemetery [34,65], just 3 blocks away.

Due to the nearly constant zombie attacks on the Flooks Building, a new lingo arisen in Brooksville ... "that place is flooked", referring to any building that has been infiltrated by zombies. The exact meaning of this statement has yet to be determined.

[edit] Barricading Policy

Due to the importance of the Flooks Building in servicing the local revive point, barricades of the building should be built extremely heavy, or as high as possible. In addition, the building should be generated whenever possible. Survivors unable to enter the Flooks Building are urged to check the Foreman Building [39,69].

[edit] Status

(31,64) (bic) (statuses) (update) The Flooks Building 17 bodies and two zeds outside. Powered, VSB, although LiB when I first arrived. 18 survivors inside. --Rachel Akebre 06:59, 16 November 2008 (UTC)

[edit] the Culling Building

The Culling Building Brooksville [37,64] the Estlin Building Beavis Drive a factory a factory The Culling Building a factory Ludlow Alley Mays Boulevard Fire Station a wasteland

the Culling Building is the NecroTech office for central Brooksville. Just northwest is the Estlin Building which contains the mobile phone mast for the suburb. One block south is the Mays Boulevard Fire Station. A number of factories also surround the building. The revivification syringes found and manufactured in the Culling Building are used to supply the suburb's revivification point at the cemetery [34,65], just 3 blocks away.

[edit] Barricading Policy

Due to the importance of the Culling Building in servicing the local revive point, barricades of the building should be built extremely heavy, or as high as possible. In addition, the building should be generated whenever possible. Survivors unable to enter the Culling Building are urged to check the Foreman Building [39,69].

[edit] Status

(37,64) (bic) (statuses) (update) The Culling Building Less than 10 zombies in there, not sure of exact numbers. --Rachel AkebreYabber Records 07:02, 25 November 2008 (UTC)

[edit] the Foreman Building

The Foreman Building Brooksville [39,69] the Charbonnier Building Banting Towers the Kening Motel (Mockridge Heights) Thicke Crescent The Foreman Building Gately Row (Mockridge Heights) Rounds Boulevard Police Department (Greentown) Swanton Row (Greentown) a factory (Tapton)

the Foreman Building is the NecroTech office for southeastern Brooksville. Located on the very fringes of the suburb, it borders Mockridge Heights, Tapton, and Greentown. One block southeast is the Rounds Boulevard Police Department of Greentown.

[edit] Barricading Policy

The barricades of the Foreman Building should be maintained at a maximum of Very Strongly. This is in order to allow access from all Malton survivors.

[edit] Status

(39,69) (bic) (statuses) (update) The Foreman Building reported safe several weeks ago --Jen 17:04, 26 November 2008 (UTC)

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