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*The Warren is home to Empire City's only [[Hospital]]. |
*The Warren is home to Empire City's only [[Hospital]]. |
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**It is also home to its only prison, [[Eagle Point Penitentiary]]. |
**It is also home to its only prison, [[Eagle Point Penitentiary]]. |
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| ā | *The Warren appears to have been the city's cultural and entertainment |
+ | *The Warren appears to have been the city's cultural and entertainment center at some point in the past as there are two abandoned Theatre/Cinema buildings near [[Alden's Tower]] that can't be found in the other districts. |
*In the prologue comic book it is shown that [[John]] hides out in an old warehouse in the Warren after recovering the [[Ray Sphere]] from the blast site. Unfortunately his presence is known to the Dust Men and they manage to successfully steal the Ray sphere from him, which explains how [[Alden]] has possession of it for most of the game. |
*In the prologue comic book it is shown that [[John]] hides out in an old warehouse in the Warren after recovering the [[Ray Sphere]] from the blast site. Unfortunately his presence is known to the Dust Men and they manage to successfully steal the Ray sphere from him, which explains how [[Alden]] has possession of it for most of the game. |
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*Also in the prologue comic it is shown that while John is in the Warren, he finds out about [[Cole MacGrath|Cole]] and his new powers from video footage of him sent to a woman's phone. |
*Also in the prologue comic it is shown that while John is in the Warren, he finds out about [[Cole MacGrath|Cole]] and his new powers from video footage of him sent to a woman's phone. |
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| City: | Empire City | ||
| Architecture: | Postmodern | ||
| Status: | Destroyed | ||
| Based on: | New York | ||
| Appears in: | inFamous: Post Blast inFamous inFamous: DC Comics inFamous: Anarchy | ||
The Warren is considered the slums of Empire City. Consisting of mainly run down buildings and a large shanty town built on what used to be the district's park, this is a place no one would want visit by choice. On top of that is the army of heavily armed Dust Men who used to be the city's homeless element and now have an unchallenged rein on the Warren's streets.
History
After The Blast, since most of the police force had abandon the district, they scavenged whatever junk and scrap they could get their hands on and built their own fortified shanty town, with a huge tower at its heart. They also constructed a much smaller fort on the western shore of the Warren, its walls made out of cargo containers from the nearby loading docks. Cole has to fight through this maze to rescue his friend, Zeke Dunbar, who was kidnapped by the Dust Men when he arrived in the Warren. After breaking some bones and zapping a few enemies with ten thousand watts, Cole reaches the lever to lower Zeke's cage. The Stone Canal draw bridge was lowered by two helpful engineers, Roger and Lou who Cole protects while they fix it, allowing traffic to freely pass between the Warren and Neon districts. A couple times after this, the Reapers and the Dust Men exchange in firefights.
Appearance
It appears to be based on the Bronx. This district appears to be the slums of Empire city containing either homeless people or citizens living in low income apartments and houses. This area also seems to have been a industrial area as some of the buildings appear to be warehouses or factories. The Warren serves as the shipping center for Empire city, containing a large shipping yard and many more docks than the other districts, making it the main district for people arriving to the city through the sea. Here you can also find some of the city's more improtant functional facilities including its hospital and prison, also two of the tallest buildings in the city.
Since the Empire City blast there have been some additional structures created by the activities of the dust men. This includes a makeshift fortress made of stacked up shipping containers near the shipping yard, a second base made of various pieces of scrap metal and other garbage built in/over what was the Warren's park, and a large tower made of even more scrap metal and larger junk which serves as the dust men's leader, Alden Tate's, seat of power over the district.
Trivia
- The Warren is home to Empire City's only Hospital.
- It is also home to its only prison, Eagle Point Penitentiary.
- The Warren appears to have been the city's cultural and entertainment center at some point in the past as there are two abandoned Theatre/Cinema buildings near Alden's Tower that can't be found in the other districts.
- In the prologue comic book it is shown that John hides out in an old warehouse in the Warren after recovering the Ray Sphere from the blast site. Unfortunately his presence is known to the Dust Men and they manage to successfully steal the Ray sphere from him, which explains how Alden has possession of it for most of the game.
- Also in the prologue comic it is shown that while John is in the Warren, he finds out about Cole and his new powers from video footage of him sent to a woman's phone.
- The large cranes near the docks can be operated even after Alden Strikes.
- For some reason The Warren has both a hospital and the major police station but is still the worst islands out of all three.
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