Database: Gunpowder Magazine - Revision history

imported>UJ112013 at 05:45, 23 May 2020

2020-05-23T05:45:54Z

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	Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the [[Boston Common]]). Of course, if you're inside a [[fort]] you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.		Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the [[Boston Common]]). Of course, if you're inside a [[fort]] you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.

	[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] probably don't need to tell you this, but you're not really allowed to smoke around here.		[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] probably don't need to tell [[Desmond Miles\|you]] this, but you're not really allowed to smoke around here.
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Gunpowder Magazine}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Gunpowder Magazine}}
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imported>Sadelyrate at 18:44, 19 March 2020

2020-03-19T18:44:47Z

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	[[File:AC3_Gunpowder_Magazine_Database_Image.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:AC3_Gunpowder_Magazine_Database_Image.png\|right\|250px]]
	These buildings were used to store gunpowder, which was both a necessity in [[United States\|colonial America]], and extremely dangerous to have around. This is not a place you’d want to move next door to. Spilled powder, damaged barrels, improper airing of ~~building…~~ any one of these was hazardous, and a random spark could set off powder in the air or on the ground.		These buildings were used to store [[gunpowder]], which was both a necessity in [[United States\|colonial America]], and extremely dangerous to have around. This is not a place you’d want to move next door to. Spilled powder, damaged barrels, improper airing of building... any one of these was hazardous, and a random spark could set off powder in the air or on the ground.

	People who worked in the magazines were warned to check their pockets for stray matches, or made to wear clothes with no pockets, to eliminate the possibility entirely. Their shoes had to be made without nails, or covered with ~~‘magazine slippers’~~ to reduce the risk of sparks. All the tools used in the magazines were made of wood and copper.		People who worked in the magazines were warned to check their pockets for stray matches, or made to wear clothes with no pockets, to eliminate the possibility entirely. Their shoes had to be made without nails, or covered with 'magazine slippers' to reduce the risk of sparks. All the tools used in the magazines were made of wood and [[copper]].

	Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the [[Boston Common]]). Of course, if ~~you’re~~ inside a [[~~forts\|~~fort]] you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.		Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the [[Boston Common]]). Of course, if you're inside a [[fort]] you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.

	[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] probably ~~don’t~~ need to tell you this, but ~~you’re~~ not really allowed to smoke around here.		[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] probably don't need to tell you this, but you're not really allowed to smoke around here.
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Gunpowder Magazine}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Gunpowder Magazine}}
	[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 15:56, 31 March 2019

2019-03-31T15:56:10Z

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			[[File:AC3_Gunpowder_Magazine_Database_Image.png\|right\|250px]]
	These buildings were used to store gunpowder, which was both a necessity in [[United States\|colonial America]], and extremely dangerous to have around. This is not a place you’d want to move next door to. Spilled powder, damaged barrels, improper airing of building… any one of these was hazardous, and a random spark could set off powder in the air or on the ground.		These buildings were used to store gunpowder, which was both a necessity in [[United States\|colonial America]], and extremely dangerous to have around. This is not a place you’d want to move next door to. Spilled powder, damaged barrels, improper airing of building… any one of these was hazardous, and a random spark could set off powder in the air or on the ground.

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 23:20, 25 January 2017

2017-01-25T23:20:41Z

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	People who worked in the magazines were warned to check their pockets for stray matches, or made to wear clothes with no pockets, to eliminate the possibility entirely. Their shoes had to be made without nails, or covered with ‘magazine slippers’ to reduce the risk of sparks. All the tools used in the magazines were made of wood and copper.		People who worked in the magazines were warned to check their pockets for stray matches, or made to wear clothes with no pockets, to eliminate the possibility entirely. Their shoes had to be made without nails, or covered with ‘magazine slippers’ to reduce the risk of sparks. All the tools used in the magazines were made of wood and copper.

	Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the [[Boston Common]]). Of course, if you’re inside a fort you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.		Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the [[Boston Common]]). Of course, if you’re inside a [[forts\|fort]] you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.

	[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] probably don’t need to tell you this, but you’re not really allowed to smoke around here.		[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] probably don’t need to tell you this, but you’re not really allowed to smoke around here.

imported>Zero-ELEC: dead end fixed

2016-04-07T05:25:58Z

dead end fixed

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	These buildings were used to store gunpowder, which was both a necessity in colonial America, and extremely dangerous to have around. This is not a place you’d want to move next door to. Spilled powder, damaged barrels, improper airing of building… any one of these was hazardous, and a random spark could set off powder in the air or on the ground.		These buildings were used to store gunpowder, which was both a necessity in [[United States\|colonial America]], and extremely dangerous to have around. This is not a place you’d want to move next door to. Spilled powder, damaged barrels, improper airing of building… any one of these was hazardous, and a random spark could set off powder in the air or on the ground.

	People who worked in the magazines were warned to check their pockets for stray matches, or made to wear clothes with no pockets, to eliminate the possibility entirely. Their shoes had to be made without nails, or covered with ‘magazine slippers’ to reduce the risk of sparks. All the tools used in the magazines were made of wood and copper.		People who worked in the magazines were warned to check their pockets for stray matches, or made to wear clothes with no pockets, to eliminate the possibility entirely. Their shoes had to be made without nails, or covered with ‘magazine slippers’ to reduce the risk of sparks. All the tools used in the magazines were made of wood and copper.

	Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the Boston Common). Of course, if you’re inside a fort you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.		Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the [[Boston Common]]). Of course, if you’re inside a fort you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.

	I probably don’t need to tell you this, but you’re not really allowed to smoke around here.		[[Shaun Hastings\|I]] probably don’t need to tell you this, but you’re not really allowed to smoke around here.
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Gunpowder Magazine}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Gunpowder Magazine}}
	[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

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2016-03-06T13:26:00Z

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These buildings were used to store gunpowder, which was both a necessity in colonial America, and extremely dangerous to have around. This is not a place you’d want to move next door to. Spilled powder, damaged barrels, improper airing of building… any one of these was hazardous, and a random spark could set off powder in the air or on the ground.

People who worked in the magazines were warned to check their pockets for stray matches, or made to wear clothes with no pockets, to eliminate the possibility entirely. Their shoes had to be made without nails, or covered with ‘magazine slippers’ to reduce the risk of sparks. All the tools used in the magazines were made of wood and copper.

Generally, powder magazines were built in isolated areas (like the one on the Boston Common). Of course, if you’re inside a fort you need your gunpowder to be close at hand, so the buildings were designed to collapse in on the fire and smother it, rather than spreading it outward.

I probably don’t need to tell you this, but you’re not really allowed to smoke around here.
{{DEFAULTSORT: Gunpowder Magazine}}
[[Category:Animus 3.0 database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Locations]]