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Bissley Bank The building's doors have been left wide open, and you can see that the interior of the building has been ruined for a very long time. Scout Dude (talk) 22:33, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
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Building Danger Levels
These are the available status codes for use in the status line. Use lowercase and do not use underscores.
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safe | Intact and barricaded. No noticeable zombie or PKer presence. |
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under attack | Persistent attacks from zombies or PKers, but the building is in no immediate danger. |
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under siege | Survivor defenders are under siege from coordinated and/or large-scale attacks by zombies or PKers. |
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in zombie hands | The building is ransacked or ruined with more than three zombies inside. |
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rebuilding | Survivors have recently recaptured the building, but zombies still pose a threat. |
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ruined | The building is ruined or ransacked. |
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pinata | The building is ruined and barricaded to the point that it cannot be entered. |
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rot revive | The building is being maintained as a rot revive clinic. |
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unknown | The building's status is currently unknown. |
