New Comer? Introduce your bad self here. We'll get you started on practically anything you might need. If You're leaving please let us know here, it's entirely important so we can remove you and your information from the board, UNLESS of course, you're going on vacation, then it will safe list you in spontaneous Activity Checks.

Admitting yourself to Ipswich? It's probably for the better of society that you've come, Let me get you your medical forums and you can start filling them out accordingly,

Sub-boards: Welcome to Ipswich, Pending Admission, Denied Admission to Ipswich, Wanted Characters

Registration and claims are some of the most important here. This will prove who you are and protect your playby from being stolen, it will claim the room you desire. It's like insurance, only, you don't have to pay for it.

Sub-board: Plotting

Play some OOC or IC games here with the rest of the members! Have fun with it!

Activity Checks are what keep the forum running smoothly, they'll be done monthly or randomly, depending on what Administration sees fit. Be SURE to post in them if you want to keep your account.

Sub-board: Staff Room

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Sub-boards: ACCOMPLICES, CLAIM TO SANITY, PLEADING INSANITY

Floor 2, is a common floor to run into many patients and staff alike. Floor two offers dining for patients, a large recreation room, a library, a chapel, therapy rooms, and even the visitation room.

Sub-boards: Cafeteria, Recreation Room, Library, Therapy Room, Chapel, Visitation Rooms

Level One Patients are put on floor three, they're newer patients and are relatively safe, these usually are those with eating disorders,gender identity disorders and smaller things known not to cause harm to others. Three patients to a room, unless they've specifically paid for a private room.

Sub-board: Room 107

The fourth floor is home to level two patients. Their known for random out bursts ranging from mild to extreme. They've never really physically harmed anyone, and are not classified as dangerous. Three patients to a room unless specifically paid for a private room.

Sub-boards: Room 111, Room 112

Level Three patients have guards by their doors, as does everyone else, however, these guards are actual police officers, not just medical staff. None of the rooms have doors, and these patients are usually the most dangerous to themselves and others. They're under intense supervision and highly medicated to protect staff and patients. These are generally the criminally insane or the suicidal.

Sub-board: Room 123

Ah, the secure wards are where those who've found a way to hurt themselves or staff, or are really in need of a 'time out'. Secure rooms are small rooms with one caged window, one small bed, white walls, and white flooring There are also the padded secure wards up here as well, also all white, with a small bed with white linens, the padded rooms have no windows.

Below the surface of the psychiatric hospital, is the morgue. It's cold, dark and damp and the Mortician is hard at work identifying bodies, notifying families, uncovering reasons for death, preping bodies for funerals, making them up and pronouncing the patients dead! Medical supply is on the other end of the basement.

The local city buildings are here, like the police station, the jail, fire station, library, post office, public pool. Basically anything city run.

Shopping Centres, markets, super markets, anything you desire, clothing stores, hardware stores, kitchen appliance stores, home improvement stores, anything, where you can get the things you need or desire.

Residents of Ipswich have houses, because they're not in a mental facility. Their houses can be found here. This does include hospital staff.

Recreational buildings and things like skate parks, theme parks, skating rinks, beach, parks, tennis courts, rugby fields, lacrosse fields, football fields, race tracks, and even golf.