<hr/><div align="center">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/e/e6/Reloadedbanner.png)</div><hr/><br/><div align="center"><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;">Around Town</span></strong></div><br/><div align="center">This thread is for any roleplaying which occurs outside the town, proper.  This will include the Sioux Union's settlement, Black Jack's Lair, aboard the <em>Typhoon</em> or at any location listed below or eventually added by the GM.  Please use the Tagging Header listed below.</div><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Doomtown Tagging Header</div><div class="spoiler_body"><div class="codeheader">Code: <a class="codeoperation" href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="return smfSelectText(this);">[Select]</a></div><pre style="margin: 0; padding: 0;"><code class="bbc_code">[hr]<br/>[floatleft][IMG height=200 padding=8]&lt;Link to your character's picture&gt;[/IMG][/floatleft] <br/>[b]Name:[/b] <br/>[b]Faction:[/b] (Unknown, or the associated faction rank.  If faction rank is less than three, it is not required to note.)<br/>[b]Date:[/b]<br/>[b]Time of Day:[/b] (morning, noon, afternoon.  Please avoid precise timing.)<br/>[b]Location:[/b] <br/>[b]Tagged:[/b] <br/>[hr] </code></pre></div></div><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Around Town Locations</div><div class="spoiler_body">Art Gallery<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">1st Bank of Gomorra</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>Owner</strong>:  Sweetrock Mining Company<br/><strong>Operator</strong>:  Saul Scheinbaum,  several tellers.<br/><strong>Range of Quality</strong>:  N/A<br/><strong>Description</strong>:  A well appointed building with a smaller storefront, front room of the 1st Bank of Gomorra is a closely boxed in room with a single cage and a teller sitting behind bars for most of the hours of the day.  A single door leads off into more lavish offices and to the safe room.  The 1st Bank is willing to extend a loan to home owners and business owners without much question, or any one with a strike that provides a regular income.  Those with a regular income can receive smaller loans, as well.  Those without tangible assets to offer as collateral are treated more dubiously.  Interest rates are generally fair, but also tend to rise when minorities and ferners are concerned.  Anyone with an Outlaw background will not receive a loan.  Anyone with a Renown background MAY receive a loan, but Saul is less willing to place his faith in word-of-mouth over hard assets.  Insurance on small businesses can be assessed, at a cost of approximately ten percent of a business's monthly income.</div></div>Bloodsport Arena<br/>Dispatch Office <br/>Fountain <br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Gomorra Volunteer Fire Brigade</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>Owner</strong>:  Volunteer Run, Gomorra Business Council funded.<br/><strong>Operator</strong>:  Theodore Howell.<br/><strong>Range of Quality</strong>:  N/A<br/><strong>Description</strong>:  A rickshaw building that looks well tended if poorly designed, the Gomorra Volunteer Fire Brigade is built adjacent to Bob's Fix It Shop.  The two buildings actually share an internal door, and the Fire Chief of the Brigade is also the owner and operator of the Fix-It Shop, inherited from his father.  Teddy Howell runs a clean shop, fixes all manner of broken goods around town, and mostly keeps to himself.  In the rare event of a fire, he drives a wagon out of the Fire Brigade with a water pump mounted to the back, finds the closest man he can to spray the building, and dives within to pull anyone alive free from the burning wreckage.</div></div>Gomorra Gazette <br/>Icehouse <br/>Sheriff's Office/Jail <br/>Lyle's Aquatic Emporium<br/>Library <br/>Museum <br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Minor's Union House</div><div class="spoiler_body"><br/><strong>Owner</strong>:  The Respectful Brotherhood of Gamorran Miners<br/><strong>Operator:</strong>  Tom “Niner” Rumrage<br/><strong>Range of Quality</strong>:  N/A<br/><br/><strong>Description</strong>:  One of the few buildings made partly from stone in Gomorra, the Union House was originally little more than a small square building but over the years has expanded considerably, firm wooden extensions supplementing the rocky core. The most notable addition is a large three-sided meeting hall opening out onto “Miner's Peril”. From the elevated speaking platform more than one firebrand instigator had whipped a crowd of miners into a fury, preaching about how they have been exploited and abused.<br/><br/>The Respectful Brotherhood of Gamorran Miners (more commonly referred to as the Miner's Union” or simply “the Union”) is currently headed by Tom “Niner” Rumrage, a huge, hulking man with big hands, a bushy beard and a deep, resonant voice. Despised by Sweetrock and loved by the miners there are still questions about how successful his long tenure has been. On one hand he has been effective in keeping independent miners and mines in business (although many may grumble as to what level of “independence” a miner truly has when under the thumb of the Union) and through avoiding any open violent confrontations he has kept his trump card.... organizing the miners into a wild mob... as a powerful deterrent to any trying to break the Union's power. On the other hand, life for an independent miner is still grim, dangerous and far too often short and despite his successes in frustrating Sweetrock he has only frustrated them; attempts to organize Sweetrock miners or even hurt the company's profit margins have met with little success.<br/><br/>Niner has certainly made a comfortable enough living off his time as the organizer of the Union, but he’s far from wealthy.  A veteran of the Gold Rush of ’49, he’s too old to work as a miner himself, and a little too stubborn and thickheaded to make a go as a businessman.  The majority of the miners are so impoverished that asking for even cents from them would bar their membership in the Union; in lieu of money, Niner usually asks for their vocal support in times of protest.  It is the independent miners who’ve made a stake and earned some wealth who fund the Union, to allow them a collective bargaining voice against Sweetrock and in city matters.  At votes and in Town Hall meetings, Niner is well known to speak on behalf of the rank and file miners that are Gamorra’s lifeblood, and his word is usually respected.</div></div>Old Town Hall (Destroyed)<br/>New Pony Express <br/>Orphanage <br/>Penny Arcade <br/>Registry<br/>Schoolhouse<br/>Shootin' Range<br/>Spiritual Society Enclave<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">St Martin's Chapel</div><div class="spoiler_body"><div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/9/93/Stmartinschapel.png)</div><strong>Owner</strong>:  Father Esteban Ortega<br/><strong>Operator</strong>:  Father Esteban Ortega, Father Juan Navarro<br/><strong>Range of Quality</strong>:  N/A<br/><strong>Description</strong>:  St Martin's Chapel, the only chapel in the city of Gomorra, serves a dual function.  The church bells as an early warning system in case of attack, fire, or important meetings.  More often, however, it is used by those seeking religious counsel or prayer service.  The church can seat thirty parishioners, or allow fifty to stand during a crowded service.  Most Sundays, Father Ortega holds three services, but near major holidays he often holds six.  The church has Catholic trappings, but most of the murals are in a  Central and South American artistic style, over more classically European depictions of the saints, disciples, and Savior.  Father Ortega is an elderly Mexican man, soft spoken but patient and caring.  He focuses most of his energies on tending to the community, and his services are known for insightful reflection on the qualities of mercy over fire and brimstone sermonizing.  Father Navarro, three decades younger, is considerably more energetic, and has a beautiful singing voice.  Both men are well liked and well respected in the community.  The first services of the day is a Catholic Mass, entirely in Latin, and the other services are performed in a rather non-denominational fashion, welcoming Christians of all stripes.  The second service is held in Spanish, and the third in English.</div></div>Storage Shed <br/>The Back Room <br/>The Clock Tower <br/>The Courthouse <br/>The Docks <br/>The Mission House <br/>The Slaughterhouse <br/>The Tree <br/>The Troupe <br/>Theatre <br/>Toll Bridge <br/>Town Well <br/>Water Tower <br/>Western Union Office<br/>Wishing Well</div></div>