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''"The sky smells of smog and furnace-fires. You near the workworld - where debtors, the poor, and the sick are put to use."'' | ''"The sky smells of smog and furnace-fires. You near the workworld - where debtors, the poor, and the sick are put to use."'' | ||
'''[[File:Brabazon.png|thumb|300px|Art from Sunless Skies]]Brabazon Workworld''' is a massive factory complex in [[Albion]] that employs the less fortunate who might otherwise go to debtors' prison. Its main purpose is the processing of hours, which as one might imagine, messes with how time works in the area. | '''[[File:Brabazon.png|thumb|300px|Art from Sunless Skies]]Brabazon Workworld''' is a massive factory complex in [[Albion]] that employs the less fortunate who might otherwise go to debtors' prison. Its main purpose is the processing of hours, which as one might imagine, messes with how time works in the area. It is notorious for shortening the lives of its employees-both due to the abysmal working conditions and because the depths of the workworld run on a faster clock than the outside; workers literally leave their shift years older than when they entered. | ||
The workworld is neighbored by a pleasant residential district called Little Nice, after the city in France; this is where its overseers and governor live. | The workworld is neighbored by a pleasant residential district called Little Nice, after the city in France; this is where its overseers and governor live. | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 8 October 2018
"The sky smells of smog and furnace-fires. You near the workworld - where debtors, the poor, and the sick are put to use."
Brabazon Workworld is a massive factory complex in Albion that employs the less fortunate who might otherwise go to debtors' prison. Its main purpose is the processing of hours, which as one might imagine, messes with how time works in the area. It is notorious for shortening the lives of its employees-both due to the abysmal working conditions and because the depths of the workworld run on a faster clock than the outside; workers literally leave their shift years older than when they entered.
The workworld is neighbored by a pleasant residential district called Little Nice, after the city in France; this is where its overseers and governor live.
