LODGINGS |
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whitechapel road offers a great variety of lodgings, depending on your character's means. the list, from most reasonably priced to most ah, unreasonably priced is as follows: |
MS. WHITE'S HOME FOR THOSE WHO WANDER |
located at the end of the main street, Ms. White's boarding house provides shelter for any number of those who need it. all the ever-absent Ms. White asks for in return is the promise that you'll do your part in taking care of the house. it's old and requires quite a bit of upkeep. once you move in, your name is added to a list of chores that changes bi-monthly. you're welcome to swap chores with someone, but you must complete them. rooms are pre-furnished, but if something's not to your liking, you're welcome to go up to the attic and find something that's more your style. the fully functional kitchen is always well-stocked, though mostly with basics. if there's something specific you need, you'll have to get it from one of the shops. |
MS. GALLAGHER'S APARTMENT HOMES |
just behind Ms. White's runs Cathedral Lane, which is lined solely with residencies. on one side sits Ms. Gallagher's-- three two-story buildings, filled with apartments. each apartment comes with the basics-- kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, etc. each building has a shared laundry room in the basement, with three washers and three dryers. the kitchens are self-stocking with the basics, so again, any specific food you may want, you'll have to purchase. rent is 5 silver coins per month, and is collected bi-monthly. |
MR. DALLOWAY'S LUXURY TOWN HOMES |
six sets of two spacious beautiful town homes line the opposite side of Cathedral Lane. they feature open floor plans, copious amounts of sunlight and more privacy than the boarding house affords you. each unit has its own kitchen and laundry room, as well as private baths for each bedroom. as in the boarding houses, the kitchens are self-stocked, so there's no need to go out to eat. it all comes at a price, however. 10 silver coins a month, to be exact. but don't worry, rent's collected bi-monthly, so you've got time to save. |
SANCTUARY CRESCENT |
if you visit Cathedral Lane, you'll notice at the end sits a large stone wall, complete with a gate, and a keypad outside. the sign outside reads SANCTUARY CRESCENT, and if you get up high enough, you can see the roofs of large, beautiful houses peeking through lush trees. these are the most expensive homes in Whitechapel, and don't even think about living there-- it's way out of your price range. and if it weren't, well, they probably wouldn't let you in anyway. the families who live there are the founders of Whitechapel, and they own the town. it's their town, really, and you'd do well to remember that. you may be able to find a job cleaning their pools or mowing their lawns, but that's the closest you'll get to their lifestyle. |