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The Hospital in Elmsfield is ''much'' better than the one in Somerset. Players have reported wounded characters being returned to full activity in half the time it would take in Somerset. If you can make the trip it is highly recommended. | The Hospital in Elmsfield is ''much'' better than the one in Somerset. Players have reported wounded characters being returned to full activity in half the time it would take in Somerset. If you can make the trip it is highly recommended. | ||
Elmsfield's Hospital is also the only place to check... substance... abusers into Rehab. Results are | Elmsfield's Hospital is also the only place to check... substance... abusers into Rehab. Results are slow, it isn't cheap ($300/week), and it takes the place of weekly training, so think hard when deciding whether or not to admit a gang member. | ||
[[Category: Towns]] | [[Category: Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 26 January 2011
Established: 2026
The first centre of population established after the Solar Apocalypse, Elmsfield produces water from the lakes, and also controls a number of livestock farms. Other resources such as fuel and weapons are very expensive here, since they are brought from the factories and oil fields in the east and south, via the dangerous central 'Badlands' region. Elmsfield is a relatively safe town, well policed by the vigilante groups.
Places of Interest
Elmsfield Hospital
The Hospital in Elmsfield is much better than the one in Somerset. Players have reported wounded characters being returned to full activity in half the time it would take in Somerset. If you can make the trip it is highly recommended.
Elmsfield's Hospital is also the only place to check... substance... abusers into Rehab. Results are slow, it isn't cheap ($300/week), and it takes the place of weekly training, so think hard when deciding whether or not to admit a gang member.