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===Description=== | |||
''"You are standing outside the Saffyn Museum, a tall yellow-stone building with smoke drifting from its roof."'' | ''"You are standing outside the Saffyn Museum, a tall yellow-stone building with smoke drifting from its roof."'' | ||
''"You are inside the Saffyn Museum, currently displaying an exhibition of scientific history."'' | ''"You are inside the Saffyn Museum, currently displaying an exhibition of scientific history."'' | ||
[[The Saffyn Museum]] is a [[Scientific History Museum]] in Wyke Hills with the coordinates of [59,90]. | |||
While the building itself is only about three stories tall, it contains several wings and in its center, hosts a huge hall with a giant, hanging diorama of the sun and all its orbiting planets--at least, those discovered before the turn of the | While the building itself is only about three stories tall, it contains several wings and in its center, hosts a huge hall with a giant, hanging diorama of the sun and all its orbiting planets--at least, those discovered before the turn of the millennium. | ||
Since the quarantine went into effect, the Saffyn Museum has seen relatively little battle. Survivors place little value in it because its wide, echoing hallways are difficult to heat during the winter, and are rather uncomfortable unless outside bedding can be brought in. Zombies place little value in it because the first-floor windows are all but non- | Since the quarantine went into effect, the Saffyn Museum has seen relatively little battle. Survivors place little value in it because its wide, echoing hallways are difficult to heat during the winter, and are rather uncomfortable unless outside bedding can be brought in. Zombies place little value in it because the first-floor windows are all but non-existent, and the rotating door towards the front can be easily barricaded. Planks and ropes have been set up towards the north--or the 'back'--entrance for survivors to climb inside, but few rarely stay for more than a couple of nights. | ||
For this reason, the Saffyn Museum remains in relatively good condition. | For this reason, the Saffyn Museum remains in relatively good condition. | ||
=== | ===History=== | ||
[[Image:Saffyn.jpg|thumb|left|A photo of the reanimated artifact.]]Although [[West Grayside]], [[Wyke Hills]] and the surrounding areas are relatively poor suburbs, hosting the West Grayside barrios, a number of warehouses and factories, and many low-level buildings, the Saffyn Museum has provided a point of enlightenment and learning for over six decades. The Museum caters mostly towards scientific discoveries and historical appreciation, and remnants of permanent installations aimed towards teaching children can still be found. | |||
In 1984, the Saffyn began to accumulate dinosaur fossils, in order to appeal more to the easily bored children of Wyke Hills. Within months, one of the primary additions, a large pterodactyl, was found to contain trace amounts of DNA. [[Necrotech]] soon purchased the rights to it, and scientists from [[the Needs Building]] began to collect it. However, for the sake of publicity, the owner of the museum demanded that all work be done on site, so that any discoveries made would be done in what would quickly become a very famous building. What experiments were performed is still a mystery, but it is generally believed that it included genetic cloning. However, after two years of work, something went horribly wrong (or so it is hoped), and on what looked to be a normal day, a mutant pterodactyl with a four meter wingspan came flying out of the laboratory. It quickly killed three schoolchildren on a field trip from [[Sharpe Library]], eating one alive, before being shot down by security. To this day, Necrotech denies to have any relation to the incident, and there has been virtually no press coverage, denying the building any of its sought-after publicity. | |||
===Barricading Policy=== | |||
Since the Saffyn Museum is located near to a [[revive point]] at [[the Wicklen Monument]], it is to be kept at Very Strongly Barricaded unless the suburb is under heavy attack. | |||
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Description
"You are standing outside the Saffyn Museum, a tall yellow-stone building with smoke drifting from its roof."
"You are inside the Saffyn Museum, currently displaying an exhibition of scientific history."
The Saffyn Museum is a Scientific History Museum in Wyke Hills with the coordinates of [59,90].
While the building itself is only about three stories tall, it contains several wings and in its center, hosts a huge hall with a giant, hanging diorama of the sun and all its orbiting planets--at least, those discovered before the turn of the millennium.
Since the quarantine went into effect, the Saffyn Museum has seen relatively little battle. Survivors place little value in it because its wide, echoing hallways are difficult to heat during the winter, and are rather uncomfortable unless outside bedding can be brought in. Zombies place little value in it because the first-floor windows are all but non-existent, and the rotating door towards the front can be easily barricaded. Planks and ropes have been set up towards the north--or the 'back'--entrance for survivors to climb inside, but few rarely stay for more than a couple of nights.
For this reason, the Saffyn Museum remains in relatively good condition.
History
Although West Grayside, Wyke Hills and the surrounding areas are relatively poor suburbs, hosting the West Grayside barrios, a number of warehouses and factories, and many low-level buildings, the Saffyn Museum has provided a point of enlightenment and learning for over six decades. The Museum caters mostly towards scientific discoveries and historical appreciation, and remnants of permanent installations aimed towards teaching children can still be found.
In 1984, the Saffyn began to accumulate dinosaur fossils, in order to appeal more to the easily bored children of Wyke Hills. Within months, one of the primary additions, a large pterodactyl, was found to contain trace amounts of DNA. Necrotech soon purchased the rights to it, and scientists from the Needs Building began to collect it. However, for the sake of publicity, the owner of the museum demanded that all work be done on site, so that any discoveries made would be done in what would quickly become a very famous building. What experiments were performed is still a mystery, but it is generally believed that it included genetic cloning. However, after two years of work, something went horribly wrong (or so it is hoped), and on what looked to be a normal day, a mutant pterodactyl with a four meter wingspan came flying out of the laboratory. It quickly killed three schoolchildren on a field trip from Sharpe Library, eating one alive, before being shot down by security. To this day, Necrotech denies to have any relation to the incident, and there has been virtually no press coverage, denying the building any of its sought-after publicity.
Barricading Policy
Since the Saffyn Museum is located near to a revive point at the Wicklen Monument, it is to be kept at Very Strongly Barricaded unless the suburb is under heavy attack.
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