Through the containment door is a room that was to be used as an escape route to the Washington, D.C. It can only be unlocked via the DCTA Emergancy Access Terminal in the generator room. To get to this station from this containment room, one has to unlock the Containment Door. Behind the door is the stairway which leads the escape path to Warrington station. Around the back of some shelves is the hallway, at the end of which is the door. Entering through the lobby brings one to the storage room. This basement area is accessible in three ways, through the door from the lobby, through the door to the courtyard, and through Warrington station. The building did not completely escape damage from the bombs, and was repaired with scrap metal on the facing that took the damage.Įntering the building, you find yourself in the lobby, which contains stairs to the third-floor apartments, an elevator to the penthouse, and is home to a variety of businesses, including: Around the rear of the building is the entrance to the generator room. A fountain rests in front of the doorway and guard quarters flank the entrance. The structure itself is surrounded by tall concrete walls, which creates a compound of sorts. Tenpenny Tower even has radiation-free water in its pipes, making it one of the few pre-War structures in the Capital Wasteland to have the luxury of pure water. Upon the discovery of the abandoned building, Allistair Tenpenny set to work restoring it to its near pre-War glory, before subletting rooms to the "right type of tenants with the right type of assets." This suggests that he had substantial amounts of money even before his arrival from England, but it is unclear how he made his fortunes. Surprisingly, the building survived the Great War intact.
Headwear is found in articles of matching armor where possible.This desolate spit of land used to be a plantation before it was bought and converted into a luxury hotel for the wealthy and powerful. Italics denote armors only available through add-ons.
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