Nursey Bank

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Nursey Bank
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AndyMatthews (talk) 21:37, 4 October 2024 (UTC)
Nursey Bank

East Boundwood [43,0]

Border Border Border
a carpark Nursey Bank Wolsey Crescent Fire Station
Codman Alley Railway Station the Genge Monument the Gilmore Motel

Basic Info:

  • All banks were emptied or looted prior to evacuation. Tagging a bank earns 1 XP.
  • Banks are Dark buildings.
  • Among the internal descriptions found in Banks:
    • "The vault lies open, its contents either looted or transferred."
  • Banks can be barricaded normally.

Nursey Bank

This bank is located along the northern border of Malton, in the northern part of East Boundwood.

History

Before the outbreak, Nursey Bank was notorious for being the target of many bank robberies. The owner, John G. Wellington, who was responsible for the building of several places in East Boundwood, was renowned for employing only large, muscle-bound males to work at the bank. This was before equal employment laws across the country.

Diesel Samson taking out a bank robber.

One of the managers was an ancestor of the famous Brock Samson, of Venture Bros. fame.

Soon after Wellington's death, Nursey Bank closed down and became a haven for criminals up until the outbreak.


The bank was recently used as a Safehouse by certain members of The Brotherhood Of The Steel Panther which PKed in yagoton until the fall of Bale Mall. Members of the Brotherhood occasionally drift into surrounding suburbs. One of the Lesser known member was Brian Damage who is currently attacking generators in Quarlesbank.

The Brotherhood has decided to move on to greener pastures. We recently spotted a nice safehouse on the border of a nearby suburb.

We recently established a safehouse in Nursey Bank to patch ourselves up.



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