M*A*S*H Affiliates
| Malton Association of Safe Houses Affiliates | |
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| Abbreviation: | M*A*S*H Affiliates |
| Group Numbers: | undisclosed |
| Leadership: | undisclosed |
| Goals: | To provide permanent EH barracaded safehouses throughout Malton |
| Recruitment Policy: | We require community-spirited, experienced players who are committed to maintaining a safe haven for other players |
| Contact: | If you're interested in maintaining a safehouse, leave a message on the Talk:M*A*S*H page |
M*A*S*H Affiliates Overview
M*A*S*H (Malton Association of Safe Houses) is an ambitious organisation devoted to consistently maintaining safehouses across Malton - although our stronghold is currently in the lower-western suburbs. It is the stated aim of M*A*S*H to maintain one manned safehouse (per suburb) at an extremely heavy level of barracading (EHB) on a permanent basis. This is to provide experienced players (or rather, those who possess the free running skill) with a guarenteed safe-haven in any given suburb. M*A*S*H Affiliates is a programme that runs alongside M*A*S*H, allowing Concierges the ability to run a recognisably M*A*S*H safehouse without actually becoming a M*A*S*H member (thus keeping their own group affiliation).
Policy
Policy can be found on the main M*A*S*H page, although M*A*S*H Affiliates does not differ in any great manner.
Locations
Typically, selected M*A*S*H safehouses are within easy reach of Police Stations and Hospitals. For reasons of security (and to reduce the impression of a challenge being issued to local zombie groups), details of the specific locations of safehouses are witheld. Put simply, we're out there... you just have to find us! For further details on which suburbs we are currently active in, please see the main M*A*S*H page.
There is litle difference between a M*A*S*H safehouse and a M*A*S*H affiliated safehouse. The difference exists purely so that players can operate a M*A*S*H safehouse without being a member of the M*A*S*H group. As such, the M*A*S*H name can spread without impinging on the membership figures of other regional groups.
