Pegton

Suburb of Pegton

Peppardville Pitneybank Starlingtown Edgecombe Pegton Dentonside Crowbank Vinetown Houldenbank

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Pegton's location in Malton Resource buildings in Pegton

Latest EMR: z: 0~i: *** p: CApr 08 Update EMR Phone Mast: (85,54) The Bennett Building Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — Creedy Defense Force McCloud's Pub MDK The Spanish Inquisition — Zombie Groups — Only feral zombies... — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... Key buildings in Pegton: Malls: none NecroTech Buildings: 1 (85,52) Police Departments: 4 Hospitals: 3 Fire Stations: 2 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: Factory 3, Schools 2, Churches 3, Auto Repair 4, Railway Stations 3

Suburb Number: 59

Pegton is a suburb of Malton, located in the east of the city.

Pegton is renowned in all of Malton and the surrounding districts for breeding people with the most outrageous and impossible to understand accents known on the face of mother earth. Yes considerably worse than Glaswegian. It is noted by anthropologists that much of the time those brought up within Pegton town limits often have great difficulty understanding each other, and have frequently been seen resorting to using paper and pencil to communicate. The richer members of the community are known to prefer the delights of 'Etch a Sketch'. Despite this horrible massacre of language, the Pegton survivors have been known to work well together.

Pegton has a rich and colourful history, dating back to early humanoids, though marred at times by conflict both with its neighbours to east and west. The first known rulers were the Pegg warlords, who defeated the Romans and kept them to the south. In recent times, power was vested in the Federal Council of Pegton. In 1961, the suburb was split in two by the infamous Pegton Wall, dividing the area between rich and poor. The Wall stood for three decades until the Reunification of 91, prompted by mass protests in the East. Mayor Angus McFergus also played a key role in Pegton's recent history, with his ambitious redevelopment and infrastructure programme.

Resource Buildings

NecroTech Facilities ▋ The Rowcliffe Building (85,52) Hospitals ▋ St. Elisabeth's Hospital (88,56) ▋ St. Matthew's Hospital (87,54) ▋ St. Siricius's Hospital (86,55) Police Departments ▋ Cowing Way Police Department (85,53) ▋ Dinham Alley Police Department (82,55) ▋ Fowles Plaza Police Department (80,52) ▋ Tilly Row Police Department (80,57) Factories ▋ A factory (85,50) ▋ A factory (85,58) ▋ A factory (88,50) Auto Repair Shops ▋ Beagly Auto Repair (86,51) ▋ Chaning Auto Repair (84,51) ▋ Hamlen Auto Repair (80,50) ▋ Pyke Auto Repair (86,52) Malls None Bulletin Boards Dolbridge Street (84,56) Lakey Way (89,57) Revive Points A cemetery (82,51) A cemetery (87,57) Somerville Boulevard (86,53)

Building Status Key ▋ Safe ▋ Rebuilding ▋ Under Attack ▋ Under Siege ▋ Ruined ▋ In Zombie Hands ▋ Pinata ▋ Unknown

Pegton Information Resources

The Pegton Building Information Center contains status reports and updates on key buildings in the suburb.

Also the buildings in Pegton and surrounding suburbs are covered in the AoFC Building Information Center.

View zombie activity and locations in Pegton from External Military Reports, Scentoral scan data charts and NecroWatch.

Recent News

Please: recent news at the top (signed & NPOV). Old news can be archived.

October

Oct. 22^nd

Rebuilding. There is still a significant amount of zombies around Rowcliffe & neighboring TRPs. →Son of Sin← 04:51, 22 October 2011 (BST)

Oct. 17^th

13 scanned zombies are in Pegton around the Rowcliffe Building...the other 9 zombies are in Pitneybank. St. Mathew's is under attack, but the rest of the suburb looks safe... →Son of Sin← 23:55, 17 October 2011 (BST)

The Imperial Japanese Army has launched a surprise attack on the Rowcliffe Building and Cowing Way PD! All of Pegton will be purged of dirty Gaijin! -大日本帝國陸軍 3:35, 18 October 2011 (BST).

September

September 25^th

25.96 MHz: "... leaving Pegton, counted maybe a dozen outside ... a few outside St Matthew's Hospital ... lights are on across the suburb ... infrastructure looks intact too ... lights are on in the Rowcliffe Building ..."

Buildings around the Rowcliffe Building are safe and mostly powered. Some zombies around St. Matthew's Hospital and the hospital clutter. Downgrading to Moderately Dangerous. -- Kittithaj 02:27, 25 September 2011 (BST)

September 11^th

25.96 MHz: "... maybe seventy in Pegton ... mostly just small groups ... several buildings with power ... heavy structural damage ..." --Jen 19:21, 11 September 2011 (BST)

September 10^th

25.96 MHz: "... leaving Pegton, counted about eighty outside ... a few big groups, but they're spread out ... several buildings with power ... heavy structural damage ... the Rowcliffe Building is out of action ..." --Jen 19:21, 11 September 2011 (BST)

September 4^th

Zombies are attacking St. Matthew's hospital...many building without barricades and/or energy...survivors going away from Pegton...number of the zombies: 25+ --AnacondaBoa 18:28, 4 September 2011 (BST)

June

June 20^th

"... leaving Pegton, counted twenty or so outside ... they're just wandering around ... several buildings with power ... some minor structural damage ... the Rowcliffe Building has lights on ..." Sukyanti 20:15, 20 June 2011 (BST)

June 7^th

"... leaving Pegton, counted maybe seventy outside ... they're just wandering around ... no lights on down there ... it's a wasteland down there ..." OrangeP47 11:44, 7 June 2011 (BST)

May

May 19^th

If anyone sees this, we are quietly rebuilding in Pegton. We've got revive queues going, the mobile networks are up, and we occupy the majority of the buildings. There are virtually no zombies, as we are outside of the action. What we're planning is to completely rebuild this suburb and make it a staging point to start pushing back against The Dead. If we can hold this suburb and make life normal here (and we can! WE ARE!) then we can start to enjoy the game again on our own terms. The Dead are getting tired and restless and unorganized. They're starting to lose, as the survivor rates have turned around. We can hold fast here and rebuild our town. So say we all. -- User:Jean-Luc Picard 21:31, 19 May 2011

May 5^th

"... leaving Pegton, counted about two hundred outside ... a few big groups, but they're spread out ... a few buildings with lights on ... most of the buildings are ruined ... the Rowcliffe Building is out of action ..." —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Scanty (talk • contribs) . 10:26, 5 May 2011

Things to do in Pegton

• Have your wounds healed and troubles soothed as you visit Newstead Library, HQ of a Healer clan. Also filled with books, if you wish to die by papercuts or boredom.
• Stroke your beard knowingly while wandering Pegton's Cultural Quarter, featuring the Linney Museum, Gyles Library, the Isgar Museum, and Malton's rottenest kids at the Bratt Museum.
• Make a literary pilgrimage to the home of local wit and raconteur Alastair (or Alasdair?) McWhitty, Malton's greatest writer.
• Touch history at the remaining section of the Pegton Wall, the scene of the May 1958 Uprising, and the home of Pegton's Communards.
• Fill your belly at McPegton's - just like Pegton's fattest man, William Grove! Or, if you prefer cordon bleu cooking, visit L'Abattoir aux Quat' Saisons.
• Read all about it in the Pegton Post!
• Get down and dirty in Pegton's two extraordinary clubs!
• See for yourself the most boring street in town.
• Travel in time, from the early human remains found in Malton's Great Rift Valley, to the home of the first-ever Pegtonians, the Peggs themselves.
• Take a walk in the park with our local tribespeople at Blobole Park, or encounter our redneck hillbilly cousins at Weatherhead Park.
• Update your transferable skills base by taking a course at Pegton College.
• If you're leaving our lovely suburb, drown your sorrows first at the Hanne Arms or the Argile Arms if heading for Vinetown, or the Norvell Arms if heading for Pitneybank. (On no account should you head for Dentonside or Edgecombe: they are full of azz-grabbaz.)

Radio Frequencies operating in Pegton

http://wiki.urbandead.com/index.php/Radio_Map

26.10MHz - Peppardville, Pitneybank, Starlingtown.

26.16MHz - Crowbank.

26.17MHz - Edgecombe.

26.18MHz - Pegton, Dentonside, Vinetown, Houldenbank.

Peppardville 26.10 MHz	Pitneybank 26.10 MHz	Starlingtown 26.10 MHz
Edgecombe 26.17 MHz	Pegton 26.18 MHz	Dentonside 26.18 MHz
Crowbank 26.16 MHz	Vinetown 26.18 MHz	Houldenbank 26.18 MHz

Report PKers

	Report PKers!
	Don't let them get away with murder! Register them on the Rogues Gallery. (Dead Link)

Revive Policy for Survivors

Sacred Ground Policy

According to the Sacred Ground Policy, all cemeteries in Malton are to be considered revive points, but the policy may not be supported by groups in all suburbs. It is best to check the pages of groups operating in the suburb you are attempting to get a revive in to find out whether or not the Sacred Ground Policy is being respected by players in that area.

Don't Revive at Random

With the amount of AP that is costs to make or find a revivification needle and then the cost of using it why should you risk wasting that needle on a zombie with Brain Rot? If you see graffiti at the RP indicating a request list for your location, or if the location is listed below with a link to a list, check that queue first. You can also check one of the request tools for requests at that location (many locations specify one of these tools directly). Requests are shared across those tools so you only need to check one of them. Not got time to check one of the tools and you don't have a DNA Extractor then you should at least wait until a zombie Mrh?'s before attempting to revive them.

No Random Revive Policy

Revivification Requests

Enter a Request for Revivification

	Revivification Requests
	Undead? Want to breathe again? Make a Revivification Request! (Dead Link)

Suburb Revive Policy for zombies and deathcultists

Salt the Land

Zombies should sleep in The Rowcliffe Building to prevent it from being taken back by survivors. Zombies should not abide by the Sacred Ground Policy, infecting survivors waiting for revives can be very effective, as when they stand up they will still be infected. Death Cultists can headshot survivors waiting at revive points, it is not too ap efficiant, but produces humorous results.

Revive at Random

If you want to attack the suburb, but don't want to get your hands dirty, consider reviving any pkers you find. You could even advertise your service to pkers, naturally you should keep your revivers profile secret so that survivors don't try and stop you.

De-Revivification Requests

Simply go to the Rowcliffe Building and "jump out of the window". Then shamble back inside and help stop survivors from retaking it.

Barricade Plan

For more information, see Pegton Barricade Plan.

	80	81	82	83	84	85	86	87	88	89
50	Hamlen Auto Repair	Promel Towers	Osbert Street	a warehouse	the Ludwell Building	a factory	a warehouse	Willia Alley	a factory	a carpark	50
51	a warehouse	St. Bruno's Church	a cemetery RP	Spridell Walk	Chaning Auto Repair	Sellek Way Fire Station	Beagly Auto Repair	McDonald Drive Fire Station	Harden Park	a warehouse	51
52	Fowles Plaza Police Department	Eeles Avenue	the Linney Museum	the Pargiter Monument	the Whicher Building	the Rowcliffe Building	Pyke Auto Repair	Errington Way	wasteland	Parkhouse Towers	52
53	Osment Drive	Gyles Library	wasteland	Club Randell	wasteland	Cowing Way Police Department	Somerville Boulevard RP	Hubbard Avenue	Edmondson Square	Newstead Library	53
54	Winscombe Crescent	Carver Street	the Isgar Museum	the Bratt Museum	the Biddescombe Monument	the Bennett Building MPM	Pattin Square	St. Matthew's Hospital	the Burrell Building	Mules Drive	54
55	Webber Boulevard	St. Birgitta's Church	Dinham Alley Police Department	Aldhous Drive	Whale Road	Macaulay Library	St. Siricius's Hospital	Norton Square Railway Station	Club Aldrich	Laghelegh Drive	55
56	a warehouse	Perks Avenue Railway Station	Howes Square School	the Norvell Arms	Dolbridge Street	Youngan Boulevard	Glynn Bank	St. Martin's Church	St. Elisabeth's Hospital	Shum Plaza	56
57	Tilly Row Police Department	Bellis Park	Herick Bank	Jotcham Bank	a warehouse	wasteland	the Paviour Building	a cemetery	Weatherhead Park	Lakey Way	57
58	the Custard Museum	the Breay Building	Keppel Towers	William Grove	Bidgway Way	a factory	the Rosser Museum	the Downes Building	a carpark	Guttridge Drive	58
59	Leaman Grove School	Whitlock Way Railway Station	Jacquet Walk	Pasmore Alley	Blobole Park	a warehouse	the Argile Arms	the Meatyard Building	the Hanne Arms	the Theirs Monument	59
	80	81	82	83	84	85	86	87	88	89

LEGEND
Extremely Heavily Barricaded Very Strongly Barricaded No Barricades
Auto Repair Shops Hospitals Other (non-TRP) Factories and Power Stations NecroTech Buildings Unbarricadable Forts and Malls Police Departments
MPM: Mobile Phone Masts RP: Revive Points

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Pegton

NW N NE W Hamlen Auto Repair Promel Towers Osbert Street a warehouse the Ludwell Building a factory a warehouse Willia Alley a factory a carpark a warehouse St. Bruno's Church a cemetery RP Spridell Walk Chaning Auto Repair Sellek Way Fire Station Beagly Auto Repair McDonald Drive Fire Station Harden Park a warehouse Fowles Plaza Police Department Eeles Avenue the Linney Museum the Pargiter Monument the Whicher Building the Rowcliffe Building Pyke Auto Repair Errington Way wasteland Parkhouse Towers Osment Drive Gyles Library wasteland Club Randell wasteland Cowing Way Police Department Somerville Boulevard RP Hubbard Avenue Edmondson Square Newstead Library Winscombe Crescent Carver Street the Isgar Museum the Bratt Museum the Biddescombe Monument the Bennett Building Pattin Square St. Matthew's Hospital the Burrell Building Mules Drive Webber Boulevard St. Birgitta's Church Dinham Alley Police Department Aldhous Drive Whale Road Macaulay Library St. Siricius's Hospital Norton Square Railway Station Club Aldrich Laghelegh Drive a warehouse Perks Avenue Railway Station Howes Square School the Norvell Arms Dolbridge Street Youngan Boulevard Glynn Bank St. Martin's Church St. Elisabeth's Hospital Shum Plaza Tilly Row Police Department Bellis Park Herick Bank Jotcham Bank a warehouse wasteland the Paviour Building a cemetery RP Weatherhead Park Lakey Way the Custard Museum the Breay Building Keppel Towers William Grove Bidgway Way a factory the Rosser Museum the Downes Building a carpark Guttridge Drive Leaman Grove School Whitlock Way Railway Station Jacquet Walk Pasmore Alley Blobole Park a warehouse the Argile Arms the Meatyard Building the Hanne Arms the Theirs Monument E SW S SE