Faraker Bank

Faraker Bank Foulkes Village [2, 87] McTier Grove Threadgould Road the Dudoc Hotel Ketnor Walk Faraker Bank the Gullis Museum Etheldreda General Hospital Rollason Row the Kirwan Museum 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.

Faraker Bank

Description

A giant bank built to respect great People's Republic officer Shannon Foraker. Millions dollars are still kept in spacious depositories of Faraker Bank. On the top floors there is situated the heart of People's Republic of DB: innumerable conference halls of the ministry cabinet, offices of bureaucrates of the lower level and numbers and numbers of service rooms and business premises. In the main hall a huge statue (8 meters in height) of Shannon Foraker is meeting visitors.

On the top floor, in it's absolute fame, Citizen Chairman's Dub3 luxurious cabinet is situated. From there this powerful leader promulgates laws, changing lifes of thousands of people. One storey lower not so magnificent cabinets of members of ministry cabinet are found. These rooms

History

The Faraker Bank is the only bank in Foulkes Village and before the outbreak a large portion of the populace of Foulker Village had there money stored there. Though after the outbreak it was quickly looted by a riot, convicts and ordinary civilians. It was part of the CAPD compound and it's many vaults were used for storing plans and other items which were used in aid of the CAPD and there allies. And now it's PRDB HQ.

Barricade Policy

By the will of Citizen Chairman of DB, it must be EHB!

Current Status

It's a war-secret of PRDB

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