St. Wolfgang's Hospital (Wray Heights)

St. Wolfgang's Hospital Wray Heights [62, 76] Whitemore Boulevard Keirle Walk Silvey Towers Notton Avenue St. Wolfgang's Hospital Domet Row School Pyne Crescent School Bailey Cinema the Willment Building Basic Info: Excellent place to find first aid kits. Zombies frequently check inside. Portable Generators have a use other than powering the lights and increasing search probability in hospitals. Players with the Surgery Skill can heal for 15 HP if the Hospital has a fueled up Generator. Hospitals are listed as Tactical Resource Points. Hospitals can be barricaded normally. Among the internal descriptions found in Hospitals: "...its wards and corridors blackened with the soot of a recent fire" "...its empty wards criss-crossed with snapped quarantine tape." "...one of the city's psychiatric hospitals." "...dark corridors leading through abandoned wards." "...its emergency room in disarray." "...its lobby covered with quarantine posters." "...a children's hospital with bright murals across the walls. " "The main lobby is riddled with bullet holes." "It was one of the last to be evacuated, and seems to have been cleared out in a hurry." "...a derelict hospital that was closed down years ago."

St. Wolfgang's Hospital

DEscription

St. Wolfgang's Hospital is located in Wray Heights, a suburb of Malton.

	Malton Hospitals Group
	This hospital has been registered on the Malton Hospitals Group database, and can be guaranteed to have a doctor present.

Barricading Policy

EHB

Current Status

June 15th, 2008 - The Hospital is HeB. A portable generator has been installed but is out of fuel. Standzs 21:13, 15 June 2008 (BST)

Unknow - St. Wolfgang's Hospital is most often ransacked and unoccupied by survivor forces. It is currently occupied and barricaded, although is most likely not serving as a medical facility.

February 11th, 2008 - EHB, genny and radio out of power, genny out of power. A handful of survivors around here, Wray Heights looks empty.

November 11th, 2007 - Hospital secured, lit, and barricaded. League of Malton Physicians operating the hospital; healing can be expected within 24 hours of survival.

October 15th, 2007 - Hospital has fallen. Still barricaded, but the generator has been destroyed, and there are fifteen zombies inside.

September 24th, 2007 - Hospital secured; overly barricaded; powered. Numerous survivors inside. Currently a member of the Malton Hospital Group with a member of the League of Malton Physicians operating there; healing can be expected within 24 hours of arrival.

July 16th, 2007 - Taken by zombies.

July 15th, 2007 - Currently VSB with survivors who could use some help. Doktaratchetti (GMT)

July 5th, 2007 - A group of 7 zombies are outside the hospital, VSB. No generator and no survivors on the inside. If we want to hold onto this hospital then I suggest you get down here quickly. 02:52:28 (BST)

May 24th 2006 - Barricades at heavy, and all seems quiet --Boxy 13:28, 24 May 2006 (BST)

Unknow - We are under attack!!! The barricades has been breached! 1 zombie already in! I'm trying to kill it. But I'm running low on action points, God help us!

History

Part of the St. Wolfgang's Hospital system, Wray Heights focused on surgery and was renowned for their innovations in transplant surgery and and micro-surgery have lead a revolution in surgery the world over.

St. Wolfgang's Hospital operated two centres prior to the Outbreak, that of Wray Heights focusing on surgeries while Grigg Heights focused more on the treatment of infectious disease and mental illnesses. A planned addition was planned for one of the re-development areas of Malton, but these plans will most likely never be brought to fruition.

St. Wolfgang's, Wray Heights, one month before the Outbreaks.

It is rumoured that following a stay in St. Wolfgang, Germany, Richard Curton endowed the creation of the hospital, awed by the miracles reputedly performed at the grave of St. Wolfgang himself. This endowment has never been verified, and will most likely not be proven, as financial records were invariably lost with the Outbreak.

While each hospital had specialties, each was also deeply involved in helping those that were sick and ailing.

While each hospital was built architecturally independent of the other, Hospital administration sought to "re-brand" the two hospitals and worked to bring them, at least architecturally into more harmony. Because of this, the hospitals resemble each other at least superficially.