Lockettside

Suburb of Lockettside

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Latest EMR: z: 0~i: *** p: BAug 4 Update EMR Phone Mast: (25,84) Lindsey Towers Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — Lockettside Boys The 'Sards NecroTech Countermeasure Squad — Zombie Groups — The Scourge — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... — Historic Groups — 4 Corners Regulators Emerald Guard Tompson Mall Irregulars Key buildings in Lockettside: Malls: Tompson Mall NecroTech Buildings: 1 (27,84) Police Departments: 3 Hospitals: 3 Fire Stations: 5 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: Schools 2, Churches 3, Auto Repair 1, Railway Stations 5

Suburb Number: 83

Lockettside is a suburb of Malton, located in the south-west of the city. Tompson Mall is located here. Prior to the outbreak Lockettside functioned as a transfer nexus for the various connecting Malton Rail lines in south-west Malton. During the 1960s it became known as a vibrant artists' community; as the industrial northern half of the suburb provided cheap rent and ample work space. Many young artists attended the Rodford Alley School for the Arts, which was considered to be the top art school in all of Malton. In the Center of Lockettside is Author Row, a small side street famous for being a source of inspiration to some of Malton's most famous authors.

	Short-wave Radio Info
	The Lockettside suburb has the following active radio stations. Freq: 26.04: South-West Malton Freq: 27.20: Tompson Mall and St. Alexander's Hospital

Resource Buildings

NecroTech Facilities ▋ The Pursey Building (27,84) Hospitals ▋ Josaphat General Hospital (28,86) ▋ St. Alexander's Hospital (20,80) ▋ St. John's Hospital (21,86) Police Departments ▋ Bridgewater Crescent Police Department (23,84) ▋ Frossard Place Police Department (20,87) ▋ Grandon Place Police Department (24,84) Factories None Auto Repair Shops ▋ Stewart Auto Repair (26,87) Malls ▋ Tompson Mall [20,81] - [21,82] Bulletin Boards Cookson Drive (23,82) Higgin Crescent (22,85) Revive Points Butler Avenue (20,83) Kendall Row (26,84) Rackman Row (28,82)

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

Lockettside Information Resources

The exterior of The Craske Building, a once popular gourmet food hall in Lockettside

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

View zombie activity and locations in Lockettside 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.

Historic Groups

Lockettside is the home suburb and stronghold for The 'Sards, Tompson Mall Irregulars, and the Lockettside Boys , all considered historic groups with large numbers.

Historic Events

People Before Pulses take up residence in Tompson Mall

Having already ransacked Tompson Mall earlier in the year in their nomadic quest to bring the peace of the undead to survivors everywhere, they decided to make a return visit in August 2012. Bolstered by the panicky nature of the average mall rat, the small group of plucky zombies rout close to thirty survivors after a very brief siege. Sickened by the level of cowardice, they dig in and the mall remains in their hands as of December 2012.

November/ December 2008 RRF Christmas Food Drive

The Ridleybank Resistance Front's Christmas Food Drive '08 trickled into Lockettside around Late November 2008, but hit heavily in early December. This drive is characterized by Zombie Sympathizers attacks on generators in resource buildings prior to actual Zombie attacks. Tompson Mall was overran in early December, but the RRF did not occupy the mall for very long. Instead, they moved eastwards into the suburb proper.

With proper preparation and the willingness to make runs to the overran and unsecured Tompson Mall, most resource buildings were rebarricaded and repowered within a day or two. This did generally provoked more GK attacks and zombie break-ins, but with RRF not occupying key resource buildings, resupply was available (if disruptable) and reoccupation was generally not a major issue.

Overall, the RRF Christmas Food Drive generally achieved the objective of spicing things up for Lockettside, but not overdoing it such that the Suburb became untenable. The Drive was a credible assault on Lockettside and disruptions were widespread, but RRF's willingness to move on enabled survivors to pick up the pieces, and learn valuable lessons while doing so.

An unintended side effect is that it appears the PKing crowd that plagued Lockettside prior to the Food Drive appears to have been driven off ahead of the Zombie Horde. It remains to be seen if they would return or go to other Suburbs.

January 2008 Assault on Tompson Mall

On Thursday, 04 Jan 2006, the assault on Tompson Mall began.

The assault was started at 1700GMT by the Shambling Seagulls, who struck the NE corner of the mall, targetting high-level players.

At 1830GMT the Undying Scourge followed in the Seagulls tracks and left a gaping hole in the defenses of the mall, killing many characters.

Then at 1900GMT the Minions of the Apocalypse piled in behind, wreaking carnage and increasing the body count exponentially.

The Tompson Mall has since returned to its stronghold self although some feral zombies remain active in the suburb.

In a related assault, on Jan 3 2006, Da Shamblin' WAAAGH would begin its seige of the Frossard Police Department. Even though they are a smaller group consisting of relatively low level zombies, they prevailed through closely coordinated attacks and persistence.

On 8 Jan 2006, all the survivors were finally cleared from the Frossard Police Department and it is now under zombie control.

By 0800 on 11 Jan 2006, three corners of Tompson Mall had been emptied and a few dozen sleeping survivors remained in the SW Mall. As most of its defenders fled or were killed, Tompson Mall fell a few hours later.

For more on the January Assault on Tompson Mall, please see the historical perspective at Attack on Tompson Mall. Contributions are welcomed.

One factor in the collapse is entirely understated in the Attack on Tompson Mall discussion. During the lull prior to the mall's final collapse (Jan 6-9), the assumption was made that zombie activity was low. From the perspective of most survivors in the neighborhood this may be true. However, concerted attacks on known and suspected Confederacy leadership targets were made over a 5 day period prior to the final assault, most of whom were not in the mall itself but instead were located in surrounding buildings. Any known leaders as well as any high level survivors spotted were targeted for elimination as soon as they were spotted in an effort to soften up the neighborhood. Some of these survivors were actually killed multiple times over the course of several days.

This apparently lulled the remaining survivors, which comprised the bulk of the mall inhabitants, into a false sense of security. When the final attack on the mall finally came, many of the defense organizers were probably either dislocated to safehouses farther away or already dead (a safe assumption because most were absent during the fall). The resulting chaos led to a general failure in the mall's defenses which caused it's total collapse to occur within 24 hours.

January 2008 Siege of Tompson Mall

Following the fall of Tompson Mall on 11 Jan 2006, the Zombie Horde dispersed to attack buildings in Western and Central Lockettside in smaller hordes. This allowed Survivors to retake Tompson Mall on 14 Jan 2006, and the small number of Survivors within held out a small horde of feral Zombies.

For the next 10 days, attacks by feral zombies came and went, with occasional breaches which were thrown back by the Survivors. By 24 Jan, the Mall is sufficiently secured that the siege can be considered lifted.

Survivor specific information

Building Information Center

This is the Lockettside Building Information Center. Not all buildings are on here, try to keep the danger levels updated.

Recognized Revive Points

The three official recognized Lockettside revive points are: Rackman Row (28, 82) (Black Mesa Revive) as well as Kendall Row (26, 84)(NT revive) and Butler Avenue (20, 83) (Tompson Mall Security). Zombies are not to be shot standing on these locations. Also, any cemetery can be deemed a temporary revive point under the Sacred Ground policy. If you want to create additional Revive points please post them here; otherwise, no other revive points will remain valid, including TinyURL sprays.

An Unofficial Revive Point is Lumb Street (27, 85), 1 south of the Pursey Building (NT) (27, 84)

The RESCUE! tactic has been abandoned in Lockettside due to the changes affecting ruined buildings, free running and twisting your ankle when falling off a masonry wall the zombies have brought down. The construction skill and tool kits don't actually mention bags of mortar and trowel and bucket but that's what it implies (or at least a nearby Wickes). Anyhow, Rescue is off the cards, nice try by the D.E.M. though, you weren't to know about future changes.

Four Corners

The Southwest corner of Lockettside is included in the Four Corners.

Barricade plan

	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29
80	St. Alexander's Hospital	Ingram Avenue	Jenner Lane	the Whitmarsh Arms	a warehouse	a junkyard	the Doran Arms	a carpark	the Hayden Building	Vine Cinema	80
81	Tompson Mall	Tompson Mall	the Beer Building	Maney Drive	a junkyard	Beel Lane	Pimm Walk Fire Station	Pullinger Boulevard	Newth Lane	wasteland	81
82	Tompson Mall	Tompson Mall	St. Irenaeus's Church	Cookson Drive	Dinham Row Fire Station	Layton Row	Crobrow Way	the Haywood Building	Rackman Row RP	Pierson Alley	82
83	Butler Avenue RP	wasteland	Hind Crescent Railway Station	Gilpin Row	Thorpe Crescent	a warehouse	a junkyard	the Beacham Museum	the Browne Museum	the Danger Building	83
84	Guppey Place Railway Station	Boteley Square	the Craske Building	Bridgewater Crescent Police Department	Grandon Place Police Department	Lindsey Towers MPM	Kendall Row RP	the Pursey Building	Ree Alley	Burrill Park	84
85	Brooks Row Railway Station	Tompsett Plaza	Higgin Crescent	Stowell Towers	the Jolliffe Building	a junkyard	Club Frankland	Lumb Street	the Duley Building	How Walk School	85
86	Rodford Alley School	St. John's Hospital	Connolly Park	Coe Bank	Garle Grove	Author Row	Beddington Walk Fire Station	St. Lucius's Church	Josaphat General Hospital	the Wadds Building	86
87	Frossard Place Police Department	a carpark	wasteland	Money Row Fire Station	Clevely Grove Railway Station	a junkyard	Stewart Auto Repair	Chown Avenue	a cemetery	Dorlan Avenue	87
88	Quarles Grove	Brent Bank	Pilkington Road	Bugby Place Fire Station	St. Dismas's Church	the Arundell Building	the Linthorne Building	Rillie Grove	Hoyle Place Railway Station	Marke Towers	88
89	Preston Avenue	Harrill Avenue	Buttle Street	Lewitt Alley	Revel Plaza	a cemetery	Roode Road	Balle Avenue	Woolcott Avenue	Sumsion Crescent	89
	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29

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 Lockettside

NW N NE W St. Alexander's Hospital EP Ingram Avenue Jenner Lane the Whitmarsh Arms a warehouse EP a junkyard the Doran Arms EP a carpark the Hayden Building EP Vine Cinema Tompson Mall Tompson Mall the Beer Building Maney Drive a junkyard Beel Lane Pimm Walk Fire Station EP Pullinger Boulevard Newth Lane wasteland Tompson Mall Tompson Mall St. Irenaeus's Church EP Cookson Drive Dinham Row Fire Station Layton Row Crobrow Way the Haywood Building Rackman Row RP Pierson Alley Butler Avenue RP wasteland Hind Crescent Railway Station Gilpin Row Thorpe Crescent a warehouse EP a junkyard the Beacham Museum the Browne Museum EP the Danger Building Guppey Place Railway Station Boteley Square the Craske Building Bridgewater Crescent Police Department EP Grandon Place Police Department Lindsey Towers MPM Kendall Row RP the Pursey Building Ree Alley Burrill Park Brooks Row Railway Station EP Tompsett Plaza Higgin Crescent Stowell Towers the Jolliffe Building a junkyard Club Frankland Lumb Street the Duley Building How Walk School EP Rodford Alley School St. John's Hospital EP Connolly Park Coe Bank Garle Grove Author Row Beddington Walk Fire Station EP St. Lucius's Church Josaphat General Hospital EP the Wadds Building Frossard Place Police Department a carpark wasteland Money Row Fire Station Clevely Grove Railway Station a junkyard Stewart Auto Repair Chown Avenue a cemetery Dorlan Avenue Quarles Grove Brent Bank EP Pilkington Road Bugby Place Fire Station EP St. Dismas's Church the Arundell Building the Linthorne Building EP Rillie Grove Hoyle Place Railway Station EP Marke Towers Preston Avenue Harrill Avenue Buttle Street Lewitt Alley Revel Plaza a cemetery Roode Road Balle Avenue Woolcott Avenue   Sumsion Crescent   E SW S SE