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I wrote out a quick key points resource about Refuge. This is all of I could think of being immediately important for now, and I've pretty much got the basics I feel.

You are MORE than welcome to help me expand this with ideas. I will notify you of any updates and additions. You can find it under "Player Resources". I know it's an eyesore, I'll make it better someday. I'm just trying to get the IC out. Also, writing the IC Now.

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[color=lightgreen]•Security[/color][list]
[*]12 foot high perimeter scrap-Wall.[list]
[*]Patrolled continuously.
[*]Pointy edges.
[*]Single Entry flanked by guard towers.
[*]Guard towers on the ends of the wall.[/list]
[*]Streets patrolled by two-man units.[list]
[*]Patrol doubled at night.
[*]Beaches are patrolled to a lesser extent to watch for incoming watercraft.[/list]
[*]Strategic assets under constant guard.
[*]Civilians and non-combat personel are permitted small firearms within the wall.[list]
[*]Other weapons such as shotguns, rifles, and automatics must be signed out at the armory in the Command Center.
[*]No regulation on melee weapons.[/list]
[*]Noise Curfew from 7 p.m. until 6 a.m.[list]
[*] Things such as screaming, yelling, gunfire, loud work, and etc. during the night are subject to punishment, even up to exile.
[*] The mayor states Refuge has a zero tolerance policy for breaking curfew as it puts everybody in extreme danger.[/list]
[*]Vehicles are restricted for official use, especially combat personnel and security forces.[list]
[*]Watercraft are not restricted, but are closely monitored.
[*]Watercraft are kept at a group of piers near the Browns Point Lighthouse.
[*]Watercraft are under constant watch, and sailors must sign-out and sign-in when coming or going.
[*]Luggage and cargo are checked to ensure the safety of Refuge.[/list][/list]
[color=lightgreen]•Supplies and Resources[/color][list]
[*]Those who work eat using a system of meal tickets[list]
[*]Meal tickets can be traded and are not exclusive to a single person
[*]Meal tickets use a complex bar-code algorithm
[*]One meal ticket equals one rationed meal
[*]Skilled laborers earn more meal tickets, menial laborers earn [u]at least[/u] 3 per day, usually more.[/list]
[*]Personal businesses are allowed, but must be permitted through the Head of Expansion and Housing
[*]Businesses keep track of work done through logs, which are submitted at the end of the day.
[*]Can be turned in at the Command Center, or at Trader's Field to Expansion and Housing reps.
[*]No official currency, though the denizens of Refuge have adopted meal tickets as "the new dollar".
[*]Refuge utilizes the system of "Trade and Barter"[list]
[*]Refuge employs scavengers, but will also trade for goods and materials from other groups and collectors.
[*]Refuge will not take what you've earned or found "For the good of the people", but will trade for it. [/list]
[*]Refuge is a capitalistic society, businesses are privately owned.
[*]Refuge uses menial laborers to break down complex items into raw materials.[list]
[*]These workers are called Recylcers[/list][/list]
[color=lightgreen]•Population and Expansion[/color][list]
[*] Entrants are Screened before entering Refuge.[list]
[*]Lie detectors and a series of questions about a person's past and skills are typical.[/list]
[*] Houses are not privately owned, and every bedroom will be filled in every house.
[*]Citizens are able to build their own shacks and hovels, as permitted by the Head of Expansion and Housing.[list]
[*]Refuge will even loan the materials, but the person(s) will accrue debt.[/list]
[*]Trader's Field is self explanatory, it serves are a large market grounds.[list]
[*]Space is rented by the Expansion and Housing reps for weekly fees.
[*]Renters can pay with meal tickets, valuables, food, raw materials, and etc.
[*] E.H. reps will ascertain the value of items offered to pay for renting the space.[/list]
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