A3 -- Lomas Blvd: 1400 East - Revision history

Jai at 08:36, 6 January 2011

2011-01-06T08:36:16Z

Wren at 17:30, 2 May 2010

2010-05-02T17:30:36Z

Haruspex: Created page with 'Lomas Blvd: 1400 East -- Albuquerque On the outer fringe of the Warzone proper, the atmosphere of this section of Lomas is one of distrust. There is not much of a police presenc…'

2010-03-26T16:13:41Z

Created page with 'Lomas Blvd: 1400 East -- Albuquerque On the outer fringe of the Warzone proper, the atmosphere of this section of Lomas is one of distrust. There is not much of a police presenc…'

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Lomas Blvd: 1400 East -- Albuquerque

On the outer fringe of the Warzone proper, the atmosphere of this section of Lomas is one of distrust. There is not much of a police presence in the area and crime is a reality more than a statistic. The people in this chaotic urban neighborhood seem to be rather wary and there is definitely a sense that there's not much of a community here; it's each person looking out for number one. Yes, people often hang out right on the street, and some seem surprisingly warm and friendly -- but for the most part, the general population gives off the impression they'd cheerfully stab you for a can of spraypaint.

Decaying apartment buildings, easily pierced by bars of light shooting out of the one or two unbroken street lamps, creak audibly when the wind shifts. The smaller private houses seem equally dilapidated, their fences lined with trash, their lawns sporting the latest in rusted car husks atop cinderblocks. All over the street, there are piles of old mattresses, rotting newspapers, and crisscrossed lines of laundry hung out to dry.

Obvious exits:
Alley <S> Abandoned Club <AC> East <E> West <W>

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-On the outer fringe of the Warzone proper, the atmosphere of this section of Lomas is one of distrust. There is not much of a police presence in the area and crime is a reality more than a statistic. The people in this chaotic urban neighborhood seem to be rather wary and there is definitely a sense that there's not much of a community here; it's each person looking out for number one. Yes, people often hang out right on the street, and some seem surprisingly warm and friendly -- but for the most part, the general population gives off the impression they'd cheerfully stab you for a can of spraypaint.
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-Decaying apartment buildings, easily pierced by bars of light shooting out of the one or two unbroken street lamps, creak audibly when the wind shifts. The smaller private houses seem equally dilapidated, their fences lined with trash, their lawns sporting the latest in rusted car husks atop cinderblocks. All over the street, there are piles of old mattresses, rotting newspapers, and crisscrossed lines of laundry hung out to dry.
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-Alley <S>  Abandoned Club <AC>  East <E>  West <W>
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