Farewell Place Police Department

Farewell Place Police Dept Lerwill Heights [20,51] Creyghton Drive School (Reganbank) Holley Square the Staveley Monument Lewer Way (Reganbank) Farewell Place Police Dept Dibbin Park St. Margaret's Church (Reganbank) a cemetery Sidey Alley Railway Station Basic Info: Good place to find firearms, ammunition (pistol clips and shotgun shells), flak jackets, flare guns and radio receivers. Zombies almost always check inside. Some are often used as literal fortresses, and are sometimes so heavily barricaded that it is impossible to enter without Free Running. Tagging a police station earns 2 XP. They are listed as a Tactical Resource Point. Police Stations can be barricaded normally.

Thulsa Doom's Succulent Slave Pits

In glorious celebration of the one year anniversary of the foundation of the Temple of Set this location was today renamed "Thulsa Doom's Succulent Slave Pits" in humble acknowledgment of the Temple's awesome might and immense power throughout the area.

The cages within this facility serve well for storing harmanz in preparation for the soup prepared next door in the temple, and it has been discovered that while harmanz...like roaches...will infest anywhere, they seem to particularly like to root around this location mumbling nonsense such as "Bullets...bullets...damndamndamn need more bullets"....as if all of their efforts weren't futile anyway.

Description

Meathooks have been installed on the ceiling so the heathen can just be lifted up and left to expire at their leisure, or hang around and wait for the soup. The jail cells have been lined with satin curtains, an ornate decorative snake motif, and soft pillows so one can comfortably wait to be consumed in Set's name.

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Barricade Policy

Thulsa Doom's Temple of Set keeps a strict no-barricade policy on all it's buildings.

Current Status

Waiting for more soup ingredients.

History

On the 8^th of June 2007 Thulsa Doom's Temple of Set held the "Farewell to the Farewell Police Department" bash. It is reported that the many police officers inside did not, er, Fair Well.