Path of Ascension :: Buildings

Bone's House of Pain

This area is a weapons store. It houses the merchants that sell all sorts of weapons, from slashing, exotic to mage specific. Have fun!

Clan [uBp]™ House

The Clan [uBp]™ house currently contains quite a few things for members... These things include a Clan [uBp]™ store with special items only for Clan [uBp]&trade members, an appearance changer (in case you don't like how you look), multiple Clan [uBp]™ Loot splitters (which differ from the public ones; they ID things and you get the full price, not the un-IDed prices), a Clan [uBp]™ bank (no transaction costs), a Clan [uBp]™ priest that does lots of fun things (including re-leveling, healing and free teleportation to your party leader), and now even an item forge for putting all sorts of special goodies on your items...
Of course, this is only available for members and members only. (Click here to submit a join request to become a member).

Enforcer's Office and Town Hall

The enforcers are basically "mini-DMs" on the server. They handle problems with players all the time and this is their little corner of the world. If you are sent there it means they want to talk with you away from distractions (such as other players and bad guys). The only way in and out is if the enforcer wishes it to happen. Remember: BE NICE!

Farmer Goober's House

Farmer Goober is usually a very nice guy. He plants corn, tends to his chickens. Lately, though, he's been acting very weird. His chickens have left, strange noises are coming from his house... Perhaps you should go check out what's going on in there (but wait until you're a high level). He also has some fields next to town that he used to farm, however they have fallen into disrepair...

Haunted House

The haunted house is another work in progress. The first floor is complete and the second floor is also done. The basement, however, has been mapped out but as of yet has not been attached to the rest of the house and no enemies have been placed.
The first floor is a great place to go if you're level 8 to 17 or 19 (depending on class and other things) to "power-level". Although this practice is discouraged, we decided to put in a place for those of you looking for a "quick buck" so that you wouldn't interfere with other people willing to go out and really fight things and EARN their XP.
Of course, the basement won't be as easy as the first floor...

Haunted Mansion

The haunted mansion is another work in progress. The first floor is complete, however the basement is mapped out but as of yet has not been attached to the rest of the house and no enemies have been placed.
The first floor is a great place to go if you're level 18 to 27 or 29 (depending on class and other things) to "power-level". Although this practice is discouraged, we decided to put in a place for those of you looking for a "quick buck" so that you wouldn't interfere with other people willing to go out and really fight things and EARN their XP.
Of course, the basement won't be as easy as the first floor...

Jail

In real life, if you attack somebody (and possibly kill somebody), you go to jail. If you try to rob somebody, you go to jail. If you damage things (and get caught) you go to jail. In the game, if you do these things in town, you'll go to jail. If you do these things outside of town, you probably won't go to jail (unless it was a DM or a DM saw it and they want to punish you for it). If you try to rob the bank, you'll go to jail.
There are three ways out of jail. You can wait for the warden (it may take him a minute or two to get there). You can ask a DM nicely to get you out (they may or may not do it, depending on the thing you did to get in there in the first place and how much you've apologized for it). You can go to hell. (That last one is only going to happen if you really piss off a DM).

Public Bank

The public bank is just as the name implies... A bank for the masses. Unfortunately, it costs money to run a bank, and therefore the bank passes on that cost to the customer taking a bit of your money every time you do a transaction with the bank. And don't be scared of the bank employees or the guards; they're there to protect you and your money, and they are the best guards that money can buy.
Also, inside the public bank are the "public loot splitters". There are six of these gems, free to use. Just open one up and place items in it (no containers) and *poof* you get money back. The public loot splitters are a slight bit different from the Clan [uBp]™ private splitters, as the public one does not ID things before selling them (thus getting you less gold then the Clan [uBp]™ one does. And, of course, the Clan [uBp]™ Bank does not charge for any transactions made in the bank (another perk of becoming a member).

Trespasser's Tavern

The Trespasser's Tavern is a place where characters can go and get drunk. Also available are "exotic dancers", slot machines, and a nice jade statue that's missing some teeth. You can get a drink (or two, or three) from the bartender and even challenge the seasoned drinker to a drinking contest. You may pass out before he does though...
Trespasser's Tavern also suffers from a bit of a rat problem. The rats seem to keep their distance from the people in the first floor, but in the cellar they have taken it over. Rats are fairly easy to kill, but people just don't seem to care any more. So if you're a low level person and looking for something really easy, go through the back door into the cellar and take care of some vermin.