Rules, regulations and such...

The rules of the site.PLEASE,PLEASE READ BEFORE APPLYING!

Application Forms

The type of the application form

Accepted

Pending

Rejected

Cannon Characters

Taken

Reserved

Face Claim

Gotham Times

Gotham's newspaperCAUTION::Adds and articles ONLY with admin's permission

Attacks & Robberies

Planning an attack and want to "inform" the cops?Having done the robbery of the year?Why not letting the others know?

Gotham LIFEstyle

A glossy magazine along with the newspaper.Glamour, Fashion and the couples of the year, all reserve an article here

The News

General news. (What has Wayne taken over recently? Which dangerous criminal was caught last week?) <--Will be posted here

Drama

Friend Of Foe?

My Journal

Express you inner thoughts, release the darkness inside you...

Wayne Manor

Also called Wayne Mansion, this is the estate of Bruce Wayne and the location of the Batcave.

Batcave

Batman's hideout and also the place where he keeps his high-tech equipment and vehicle, the Batmobile

Robbinsville

Robbinsville: named for artist Frank Robbins, a small and peaceful countryside with plenty of rivers and bridges. Ideal for romantic young couples.

Sprang River

Named for artist Dick Sprang.

Sprang Bridge

Also named after artist Dick Sprang, a delightful bridge surrounded by greenery. It's the only passage if you want to cross River Sprang. And I wouldn't suggest swimming. It is said that more than simple fish swim in the river's waters...

Aparo Park

Named for artist Jim Aparo, it's a small peaceful park near the river. Surrounded by trees and benches, it's the perfect place to have a candlelit dinner or propose to your girlfriend...I wonder if Joker has ever taken Harley out here...

Finger River

Named for Batman co-creator Bill Finger; It's a river near Robinson Park. It had once been polluted by Axis Chemicals but Bruce Wayne helped to raise funds and clean the river. Still, it wouldn't be very unusual to bump into a drug addict while walking across the small, still dangerous, river.

Wayne Tower

This is the headquarters of Wayne Enterprises, located at the corner of Finger and Broome Streets. Named for comic creators Bill Finger and John Broome.

Grant Park

Named for artist Alan Grant, it's the second biggest park in Gotham City -After Robison Park. There are several restaurants and shops around it.

R.H. Kane Building

Named for Batman co-creator Bob Kane, it's a building for everyday jobs.

Courthouse and City Hall

The city hall and courthouse are adjacent to the police department. The mayor's office is in city hall, as is the currently district attorney's, while trials and other legal matters are conducted at the courthouse

City Hall

Mayor's Office

Courthouse

Gotham General Hospital

The largest Hospital in Gotham city it's always busy taking care of patients.

Residencies

Here you're most likely to find your appartment.

Gotham First National Bank

Gotham's biggest bank.

The Clocktower

A tower in central Gotham which at one time contained the secret headquarters of Barbara Gordon, for her activities as Oracle. The “War Games” storyline shows the destruction of the Clocktower, even though the major re-constructs the tower a year after that to claim it as one of Gotham's sights.

Gotham Zoo

All the wild animals available in a top-security zoo. (We don't want them released, right?)

Gotham Museum

A very high profile museum containing shelves upon shelves of priceless artifacts

Arkham Asylum

It's home to the criminally insane; sociopaths, serial killers and the like. Lately, there have been an increasing number of breakouts, and it's been speculated that the Joker may have something to do with this.

Downtown Gotham

Have an unbeatable desire to get drunk and dance in an infamous club? One the one hand, you can ridicule yourself by going on the dance floor, on the other, you can take your girlfriend out for a romantic dinner in a high-class restaurant. You can go "shopping therapy". But watch out; downtown Gotham is infamous for its dark alleys...*P.S. If you want to create a shop or restaurant, or work in an existing one, PM an admin!*

Crime Alley

Formally Park Row, this small side street in the East End is a dangerous, crime-infested area. Joe Chill killed Bruce Wayne’s parents here in front of his very eyes. Bruce Wayne used his influence to keep the street preserved during the rebuilding of Gotham, making it the only part of the present-day Gotham City to remain.

Old Gotham

The Gotham district more well-known for the location of Oracle’s Clock Tower and the GCPD headquarters.

Gotham City Police Department

Gotham's GCPD, the central Police Department in Gotham as well as Commissioner Gordon's office and criminal cells.

Gordon's Office

Cells

Orackle's Clock Tower

With a magnificient view of Gotham

Amusement Mile

An amusement park in Gotham, lined with ferriswheels, rollercoasters, and other attractions typical of a theme park. It is also said that inside it hides The Riddler

Robinson Park

The city’s main park. During “No Man’s Land,” Poison Ivy claimed this area as her own. Named for 1940s Batman artist and Joker co-creator Jerry Robinson.

City Cemetery

Where the bodies of the deceased are laid to rest. It's a large, dark, and over all very creepy.

Blackgate Isle

An island which doubles as the location of Blackgate Maximum Security Penitentiary, the city’s main prison and also a wonderful place to take a walk -during daylight!-

Tricorner Yards

located on Blackgate island at the southwest corner of Gotham City. It's a yard for old vehicles and rubbish.

The Bowery

Gotham City's worst neighborhood. Bordered by Crime Alley to the north, The Bowery is home to Crown Point, a smaller inner-district ridden with crime, vices, homelessness, and prostitution.

The Laff Shop

The Narrows

One of the more run down areas of Gotham City, it is located under the large decrepit bridge.

City Harbor

Where drug and "goodies" exchanges take place. It's a dark, crime-infested dock.

City Limits

Gotham's Limit and the huge Gotham Bridge

Bridge

Brentwood Academy

A private high school once attended by Tim Drake, the third Robin.

Archie Goodwin International Airport

Named for writer and editor Archie Goodwin.OOC:: Going to be missing for a while? Post here and let us know or contact an admin and we'll make up something for your absense!

Dixon Dock

Named for artist Chuck Dixon; Here take place everyday exchanges between Gotham's citizens.

The Golden Book!

It really is Golden, as, here you can find the most fabulous shops and restaurants downtown and their owners. You can also find job applications, job lists, shops and other useful stuff!

Clubs

Restaurants

Shops

Job Lists & Applications