Post by Deleted on Oct 31, 2014 7:53:04 GMT
Owners: @ineircied and @ceid1
Location: Londinium - Riverside
Level: 2
Rooms: Garage, Laboratory, Second Bedroom
Price: 5,000
Description: Londinium is a post-apocalyptic wasteland, essentially. That means there was a great deal left over from before the first world fraction. That includes the large steel boxes in the city's harbor that once held goods for transport between major ports around the world. Now, they sit stacked on the harbor grounds without ships to carry them or goods to house in them. So being the simple, but resourceful, man Ineircied is, he purchased the plot of land where a good number of these cargo containers were stacked and renovated them into two-story, multiroom, living arrangements with the help of a few lander blacksmiths and carpenters. The final building is inconspicuous. It blends into its surroundings well, which is how he likes it. The first floor contains the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and garage. The second floor is connected by a ladder in the living room and leads to two bedrooms and a laboratory. There are no windows. The only indication that anyone is living there would be the smoke escaping from the cargo containers during the winter.
Location: Londinium - Riverside
Level: 2
Rooms: Garage, Laboratory, Second Bedroom
Price: 5,000
Description: Londinium is a post-apocalyptic wasteland, essentially. That means there was a great deal left over from before the first world fraction. That includes the large steel boxes in the city's harbor that once held goods for transport between major ports around the world. Now, they sit stacked on the harbor grounds without ships to carry them or goods to house in them. So being the simple, but resourceful, man Ineircied is, he purchased the plot of land where a good number of these cargo containers were stacked and renovated them into two-story, multiroom, living arrangements with the help of a few lander blacksmiths and carpenters. The final building is inconspicuous. It blends into its surroundings well, which is how he likes it. The first floor contains the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and garage. The second floor is connected by a ladder in the living room and leads to two bedrooms and a laboratory. There are no windows. The only indication that anyone is living there would be the smoke escaping from the cargo containers during the winter.
