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It’s a 3-story prison tower that fits on a row lot. It includes an intake area and interrogation room on the ground floor, 4 cells on the second floor, 5 cells on the top floor, and a guard post on the roof.<ref>[[DarkStarr]], [https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=77732 Release 46 Instructions]</ref>
It’s a 3-story prison tower that fits on a row lot. It includes an intake area and interrogation room on the ground floor, 4 cells on the second floor, 5 cells on the top floor, and a guard post on the roof.<ref>[[DarkStarr]], [https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=77732 Release 46 Instructions]</ref>
 
{{CrownShop|storename=Stone 3-Story Prison Row House|cost=4200}}
{{DigitalStorePrevious|cost=170}}
{{DigitalStoreTable|unavailable=1|storename=Stone 3-Story Prison Row House|cost=170}}
''(NOTE: You will need a Row or larger Property to place this home in-game)''
''(NOTE: Row Houses take up the entire Row House Lot. In mose cases this leave absolutely no room for any exterior decorations. A few Row Houses have a very small amount of room in the front for a few small decorations. Please check carefully before purchasing any exterior decorations. You will need a Row (or larger) property to place this home in-game.)''


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Revision as of 03:38, 28 May 2019

Stone Three-Story Prison (Row Home)
File:House Deed icon.png

Weight: 0.1
Value: Gold 10000
Stone Three-Story Prison (Row Home)
File:Stone 3-Story Prison Row House icon.png

File:Sota-stone-3-story-prison-row-home.jpg
Lot Size Row lot, Village, Town, City, Keep or Castle Home

Lock up your prisoners with the Stone Three-Story Prison Row Home! This prison comes with nine cells and room for guards to keep watch.

It’s a 3-story prison tower that fits on a row lot. It includes an intake area and interrogation room on the ground floor, 4 cells on the second floor, 5 cells on the top floor, and a guard post on the roof.[1]

Digital Purchase

Crown Shop
Name: Stone 3-Story Prison Row House

Price: Crown of the Obsidians4200

Updated: Unknown
Crown Shop pricing does not reflect sales. Some items are seasonal or limited and are listed for historical information. Availability not guaranteed.

You can purchase this item in the Crown Shop with Crowns of the Obsidians (COTO's).

To help support Shroud of the Avatar, you can purchase additional COTO's from the in-game Crown Shop or from the website Add-On Store.

Add-On Store
Name: Stone 3-Story Prison Row House
Price: Unavailable, originally $170
Add-On Store pricing does not reflect sales. Some items are seasonal or limited and are listed for historical information. Availability not guaranteed.

(NOTE: Row Houses take up the entire Row House Lot. In mose cases this leave absolutely no room for any exterior decorations. A few Row Houses have a very small amount of room in the front for a few small decorations. Please check carefully before purchasing any exterior decorations. You will need a Row (or larger) property to place this home in-game.)

Gallery

Trivia

  • One of the themes for Halloween this year (2017) is prison and we are creating a prison home, pillories, and prison cages.
  • Michael “Hutch” Hutchison also posted information about how he built the prison and what buildings inspired him that you can read here.

References