The Donovan Motel

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The Donovan Motel
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the Donovan Motel

Paynterton [94,33]

Burrough Way the Montacute Building St. Pius's Church
wasteland the Donovan Motel Harp Walk
the Milligan Museum Pasker Square Armytage Walk

Basic Info:

  • Also known as hotels.
  • 50% chance of finding wine.
  • Motels can be barricaded normally.

The Donovan Motel

A lovely, high-end motel, once own by the wealthy vicount of Kettering, that has seen a veritable who's who of rockstars, models, and obese comedians come through its doors until they were all savagely eaten by zombies. (Notable death: Jim Belushi, who took five weeks to be fully eaten).

Description

Humans and zombies alike will see the following (permanent) description when standing outside the building:

"You are standing outside the Donovan Motel, a large white-stone building split by a large, diagonal crack."

Such a description is always followed by a report of the building's condition (e.g. the level of its barricades), but since that report is never permanent and always subject to change, it is redundant to include it here as well.

History

1977: Punk Pioneeer and bassist Sid Vicious brutally murdered seven hookers in what police deemed a "rehearsal".

Barricade Policy

Extremely Heavily Barricaded per Paynterton Barricade Plan.

Current Status

2:39 PM 4/24/2011-You are inside the Donovan Motel. The building has been extremely heavily barricaded.A portable generator has been set up here. It is out of fuel.Somebody has spraypainted Hey-Chicka-Bump-Bump 4: Buttercreamapalooza! onto a wall.--Dr Mycroft Chris 19:39, 24 April 2011 (BST)

Vacant.

Guest Book

What?! No Breakfast?--Dr Mycroft Chris 19:51, 24 April 2011 (BST)



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