Old Town - Slums

The Mall

This once great bastion of consumerism is no nothing but an empty shell, gutted of anything of value, and is now a neutral meeting point of gangs. A regular spot for unlicensed bare-knuckle boxing, animal fights and other illegal sports

The Narrows

This is a cluster of buildings so close together than the walls almost touch, the allies between them are too thin for even a car to drive through, a lot of them have been roofed with corrugated iron stretching between rooftop and rooftop, making the entire are like one massive building, even during the day, very little sunlight reaches down into these depths.

Brookers

A Bar and home of illegal gambling within the Narrows, A fairly large building, though most of it has seen better days, a stage fronted in chicken wire to protect the few brave bands who perform here from the hordes of drunken bikers.

The Overflow

Once a beacon of pride and engineering prowess: this massive sewer hub is now a place for the homeless to spend their nights ignoring the bodies that are sometimes dumped into the sewer network from here.

The Purple Lizard

Strip joint and whore house, a place for the gang bangers to spend their ill gotten gains on bad food, bad beer, and bad women. Brawls are an expected part of a night of drinking, but no weapons allowed, break the rules, you get broken yourself.

Pride Street Shelter

Taking in the riffraff, runaway’s, homeless and battered since 1970, this place is in all appearances a good and wholesome charity helping the lowest of the low. But they can't always help everyone and occasionally bad things tend to happen. Its a shame when a run-away keeps running - you never hear from them again.

Hammond Station

Once part of the subway this series of underground train tunnels final closed for business when the financial center of the city moved. Then the gangs and homeless moved in. The Station is the only surface entrance left.

Wesdale Cemetery

When this area of the city was home to the rich, they built shrines too their deaths in the form of mausoleums, whole families lain to rest in underground chambers, that adjoin with the catacombs of a long torn down church.