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Weapon

## Weapon Details:

This is a list of all of the purchasable weapons in the game. A weapon is unlocked every five levels starting from level 1. Each weapon adds a certain amount to your character's Attack statistic.  Every weapon also has a "Royal" counterpart, which adds a bit more Attack, but costs gems instead of coins.

There is no difference between attack range, even though they have different appearances in terms of size. They also share the same attack speeds between them.

In terms of appearance, they all appear to b some form of sword, all of which have a different style based around their specific niche. The "Royal" weapons differ in appearance due to slight color change, the addition of golden parts, and some slight variance in model beyond this.
First Newleaf Island

**First Newleaf Island** is a bus operating company which operates twelve routes across Newleaf Island. The company is a subsidary of UK transport giant FirstGroup, who operate bus and rail services across the UK.

## Routes

### Current Routes

Below is a list of the routes which are operated by First Newleaf Island. All services run out of their City Road bus depot, located close to The City.

### Previous routes

Below is a list of routes previously operated by First Animal Crossing.
Newleaf Rail Class 707

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The **Newleaf Rail Class 707 *Desiro City*** are a class of 40 five-car electric multiple units currently on order for use by Island Trains on newly-electrified services between Porttown and Boondox, Faraway, Charnock and Turton. The first 707s are expected to enter service in 2017.
Armor

## Description of Armors:

This is a list of all of the purchasable armor in the game. An armor is unlocked every five levels. Each armor adds a certain amount to your character's Health statistic.

Each of the armors shares a similar model. Each is designed based around the names niche and they become increasingly more complex in appearance as they become stronger. Starting with no helmet, a basic tunic, and pants... all of the way up to full plated armor with a helmet and gauntlets.
Home Pond railway station

Home Pond railway station was a railway station in Palm Coast serving the large Lake Home, which was a considerable walk from the station, and the smaller and closer Pond.

Home Pond was managed by Home Rail, and was an unstaffed station causing passengers to purchase tickets on-board the train.

The station closed opened on 8 June 2011, and closed on 17 April 2014.

## History

Home Pond station opened on June 8 2011 with the introduction of the new Freshwater Beach line, which at the time ran between Home Interchange and Freshwater Beach.

The station was popular with fishermen, located in a key fishing area of Home, with the nearby Fishing Pond and Lake Home.

However, this passenger boom was short lived when the new tram stop opened in 2012, due to the proximity to the more popular Lake Home.

The decision was made in October 2013 to close the station, much to the dismay of local residents, and to replace it with a new station, Lake Home, located just a short walk from the tram stop at the location. Despite a petition to keep Home Pond open, however with a more limited service, the station closed on 17 April 2014.

The single platform at Home Pond still remains intact, prompting rumours of a possible reopening which has been denied by Home Rail.

## Services

At the time of closure, Home Pond was served by the half-hourly Freshwater Beach line in each direction, with services continuing around a large "loop" to reach Freshwater Beach,.

Past services at Home Pond
Newleaf Rail Class 172

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 The **Newleaf Rail Class 172** are a class of 37 diesel multiple units being constructed for use by Home Rail and Leeds Rail from 2016 onwards. Additionally, eight older 172/0s are being imported from the United Kingdom.

Home Rail are set to receive ten two-car and fifteen three-car Class 172/4 units as well as the eight two-car Class 172/0 units, while Leeds Rail will take delivery of twelve four-car Class 172/5 units several months later. The Class 172s are part of the Bombardier Turbostar family and as such are a development of the earlier Class 170 and 171 units.

The first Class 172s have been completed and delivered and are currently ongoing testing.

## Service History

The order for the 172/4s for Home Rail was announced on April 12th 2014, to strengthen services across the network by supplementing the current 171 fleet currently in operation. The order specified twenty-five units in two different formations of two- and three-car sets, equipped with Dellner couplings instead of the class standard BSI to allow them to work in multiple with the 171 fleet, along with the 185 fleet as long as one of the two units is isolated, for example, when a unit is being recovered. Delivery of these units are expected between 2016 and early 2017, with the entire fleet being in service when the Home Trams routes transfer over to Class 387 operation in late 2016.

Leeds Rail placed their order for twelve four-car units shortly after to supplement their existing fleet to relieve the large problem of overcrowding. These units are being constructed alongside the 172/4s for Home Rail, however also comprise of end gangways to allow passengers to walk through the train whilst working in multiple.

In 2015, the 172/0 fleet currently in use in the United Kingdom was announced to be replaced with new build EMUs following the electrification of the line. It was announced in 2016 that these would transfer to Home Rail later in the year to supplement the 171s and the 172/4s after recieving a full internal refresh, repaint and modifications to make the units compatible with the rest of the fleet. These units are expected to transfer between March and October 2016, with the downfall in carriages in the UK expected to be covered by other DMUs.

172401 was delivered to Home Rail's maintenance facility in late March 2016, and quickly entered gauge testing along with driver training. The unit is expected to enter mainline running in April 2016, ahead of an expected Newleaf Island passenger certification (which is different to the UK spec which the class currently holds) and an expected entry to service along with the first 172/0 in May 2016.

## Fleet details

 172/4
 172411–172425
 172/5

The Class 172/0 trains were initially in use in the United Kingdom with London Overground. They will be imported and refurbished in 2016–2017 ahead of a planned entry into service in 2017. Like the Class 172/4s, they are non-gangwayed. However, the Class 172/5s ordered by Leeds Rail will have gangways.
12 bus route

The **12** is a premium *more* bus route operated by City Transport Newleaf Island post privatisation of Leeds Buses.

## Buses

The 12 uses a fleet of ADL Enviro400 buses to City Transport's premium more standard. These vehicles are shared with the 11 bus route to which the routes combine to a frequency of every four minutes between Main Gate and The City. Between The City and Porttown Bus Station, the 12 combines with the 44 bus route from Home, which also use the same buses to the same standard.

## Route

The 12 runs directly between Main Gate Interchange and The City, before heading directly up the A44 towards Porttown, serving Porttown Port before heading over to Porttown Town Centre before terminating in Porttown Bus Station. Main calling points along the route are as follows:

* Main Gate Interchange, stand C
* Diplomatic City, Leeds
* The City Bus Station, stand B
* Porttown Port
* Porttown Bus Station, stand E
Pocket Army Wikia

## Welcome to the **Pocket Army Wiki**

Play with your friends, build your army and lead them in frantic real-time battle against evils of ever increasing power. Pocket Army brings together army-building, RPG elements, hack and slash action quests, and friend competition, resulting in an engaging gameplay experience.

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* Customize your hero via dozens of unique skills, weapons, armors, shields and rings
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* Build an epic army of swordsmen, archers, magicians and many other unit types
* Plan strategy for each real time battle
* Intense battle with BOSS!
* Conquer enemies across the vast world map
* Dozens quests to complete
* Join monthly events for rare rewards

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SSCV Home Victory

SSCV ***Home Victory*** is a special vessel operated by Home Waterways, a subsidary of Home City Transport, which was commissioned on June 3 2008.

## History

SSCV Home Victory is a Semi-Submersible Crane Vessel which was ordered by Home Waterways in 2007 as a rescue vessel. The larger of the pair, the vessel was ordered alongside SSCV Victorious, a smaller vessel which allows it to traverse through narrower waters, such as the River Home.

The vessel is a large cargo ship, however transports a heavy crane which can pull capsized vessels upright and also remove debris from water.

The vessel is kept offshore, at the Home Shiplands complex, operated by Home Waterways

## Callouts

Home Victory has only ever been called out three times, however does occasionally work along with Victorious around the Coast of Home monitoring and maintaining seabeds, thanks to the crane which can move heavy objects if they could be causing issues.

* The MS Diamond disaster called out for Home Victory, however this rescue operation was called off due to the procariousness of the ship and fears that Home Victory would also run aground.
* Clearwater Sunrise disaster also called out for Home Victory two years after the first disaster in Leeds. **Victorious** also attended this.
Newleaf Island Wikia

Newleaf Island Wiki

The Newleaf Island Wiki is a wiki community that anyone can join. We have encyclopedia articles about all aspects of the *Animal Crossing*-based fantasy nation of Newleaf Island, created by Buttons0603 and TC60054. Enjoy!
To write a new Newleaf Island Wiki article, enter the page title in the box below.

Where to start

You may start anywhere you wish, but here are some useful links.
* If you would like to join the Newleaf Island Wiki, please see **the welcome page**.
* You might also like to read about **what Newleaf Island Wiki is not**.
* A list of all help pages can be found at **Category:Help**.

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Home Centre station

**Home Centre station** is a tram stop and former railway station in the south western region of Home of Palm Coast.

## History

Home Centre railway station was opened in 2007 with one platform serving only services from Main Gate railway station.

In 2011, the station was expanded with a terminus platform, platform 2.
In 2014, the station was restyled to have a two platform through line, with one bay platform for use by terminating stopping services, whilst also having a stabling siding on the line adjacent to the bay platform to allow trains to stable when not required.

## Services

The station is currently served by the Home Centre line, and the new Museum line.

Current Services at Home Centre
 Palm Beach | Home Centre line (Peak Times Only)
 Palm Beach | Museum line | North Bridge | 1/2
East Wall station

East Wall station is a tram stop and former railway station serving the north east area of Home, near to the Eastern Wall.

## History

East Wall station opened in late 2010 as a small terminus on the East Wall line, which served Home Interchange and the Home Museum, with services running every hour. Services on this line ceased in 2012 due to low useage, however was the centre of a petition in late 2013 to bring rail services back to the line which was still in existance.

In April 2014 the station was demolished and rebuilt closer to the tram stop in place, with a double track, both of which having platforms capable of holding six carriages, as is standard across the network.

In 2016, the Home Rail and Home Trams networks were merged together. The railway station closed, and merged in with the existing tram stop, which was enlarged.

## Services

### Former Services

East Wall station is served by the Museum line every 30 minutes. In peak times, the service increases to every 15 minutes.

Current services at East Wall

Past services at East Wall

## Current Services

East Wall tram stop opened in 2012 shortly before the suspension of services on the main line, serving as the terminus stop of the blue line from Home Centre via Lake Home, which ran every 20 minutes at the time of formation. Following an increase of passengers using the service after the suspension of rail services, this was increased to every 15 minutes, and then every 12.

Current services at East Wall
Freshwater Bridge

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**Freshwater Bridge** is a bridge in the south eastern suburb of Freshwater that crosses the River Home. It is the newest of the two bridges, the other being North Bridge that was built 25 years before **Freshwater Bridge**.

## History

Freshwater Bridge was opened to cope with large demand in 1852.
Strength Profile

A strength profile is a collection of powers your empire possesses at a given point in space and time.

## Direct and Indirect Powers

Each strength profile has several properties. Some of these properties are calculated based on your Investments (direct powers). Some of them are calculated based on other properties (indirect powers).

The direct powers are:

* Wealth
* Vision
* Force
* Availability
* Identity
* Joy
* Science
* Metascience

The indirect powers are:

* Trade
* Culture

## Notable Strength Profiles

The two most prominent strength profiles in the game are your Core Strength and your Total Strength. Your core strength is what your empire would have if it was alone in the universe. Your total strength is an accumulation of your core strength and everything you are able to get from other Systems.

## Distance

Certain powers decay as they radiate out from your empire. The powers that drop off are the ones that directly affect outlying Systems. These include Culture, Trade, and Force.

## Directory

* Parent: Game Concepts
* Children: Wealth, Vision, Force, Availability, Trade, Identity, Joy, Culture, Science, Metascience
Newleaf Rail Class 374

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 The **Newleaf Island Class 374** are a class of fifty high speed electric multiple units used on high-speed services across Newleaf Island, operated by InterCity, from 2016 onwards. The first thirty Class 374/1s have so far been delivered, with the remaining twenty on order. A further thirty higher speed, bi-mode Class 374/2s are on order.

The Class 374/1s are 200mph electric multiple units, while the Class 374/2s are 230mph bi-mode electro-diesel multiple units. Both are members of the Siemens Velaro family of trains, which also includes the almost identical British Rail Class 374/0s, as well as other trains used throughout Europe and Asia.

## History

The first fifty Class 374/1s were ordered in 2012 for use on the future high-speed rail network across Newleaf Island. The first unit, 374101, was completed early in 2015 and entered testing on the first high speed line in March 2015. High speed services were launched in stages from January 2016, utilising the Class 374 units.

The Class 374/1s are identical to the Class 374/0 trains used on Eurostar services in the United Kingdom, Belgium and France, except that they have four extra carriages (taking the total to twenty) and are formed of fixed rakes of single electric multiple units, rather than pairs of half-sets semi-permanently coupled together. They have a top speed of 200mph.

### Class 374/2

In March 2016, a further thirty Class 374s were ordered for service from 2017 onwards on high speed services between Newleaf Island and the United Kingdom through the Scilly Tunnel, due to open from that date.

Designated as subclass 374/2, they are largely identical to the initial batch of 374/1s, with two main differences. The 374/2 units have an increased top speed of 230mph, making them the fastest trains in service in the world. The increased top speed takes advantage of the higher line speed through the Scilly Tunnel than on standard Newleaf Island high speed lines.

Additionally, the 374/2s are to be fitted with small diesel-electric engines that can power the train up to 125mph, making the 374/2s Newleaf Island's first bi-mode units. The diesel engines will be used on non-electrified sections of the Great Western Main Line in the United Kingdom, allowing services to London to be launched before the GWML electrification is completed. Additionally, the diesel engines can be used in emergencies, such as a power failure inside the tunnel.

The new InterCity services to the United Kingdom are to be branded as the "InterCity 230", referencing the trains' 230mph top speed while harking back to the British Rail-era InterCity 125 and InterCity 225 branding used on British Rail Class 43 and 91 trains respectively.
Freshwater Bridge railway station

**Freshwater Bridge railway station** is a railway station in the southern Home region of Freshwater. The station serves the busy Freshwater Bridge, which is located a short walk from the railway station, and also allows passengers to transfer onto the purple line of the Home Trams network.

## History

Since the introduction of a railway network into Home, there has always been a demand for a railway station closer to Freshwater Bridge. This demand was finally addressed in 2013, when Home Rail released their 2014 rail replacement project.

Construction of the new station began on January 21st 2014, and the station was completed ahead of schedule by March 7th 2014. The station opened on April 22nd 2014, along with the Lake Home railway station, and the first service left the station on time at 06:42, towards Home Interchange

## Services

Freshwater Bridge station is served by two lines - the Home Centre line and the Lake Home line, however due to its proximity to other stations, only stopping services call here. The station still recieves a busy service of services passing through, with some of these services calling additionally at busy periods. Additionally, from 2016, the Freshwater Beach line now also stops at Freshwater Bridge during its period of operation in the summer.

Current services at Freshwater Bridge

## Tram Stop

Freshwater Beach also houses a two platform terminating tram stop, the terminus of purple trams from Home Interchange via Lake Home. These two platforms are expected to become two bay platforms when the trams operation is officially merged with Home Rail.

Current services at Freshwater Bridge
19 bus route (Home)

**Route 19** is a bus route in Home running between East Wall, and the villiage of Charnock. The service is run by [Localbus Home]]

## Buses

The route uses a fleet of vehicles running from Localbus' Great Lane depot.

## Service

The route runs every 10 minutes throughout the day, Mondays to Saturdays. Presently, there is no evening or Sunday service.
SSCV Home III

>SSCV *Home III* is the current code name of an under-construction SSCV floating crane for Home Waterways, a subdivision of Home City Transport. The ship is under construction at Leeds Shipyard, a part of the Leeds Docklands development in Leeds.

## History

The order for the third SSCV in the Home Waterways fleet came with the dispatch of SSCV Home Victory and SSCV Victorious to the Clearwater Sunrise disaster in Leeds.

The third vessel had been in planning for several months, however the order was announced on April 23, 2014. The contract for the £70 million ship was awarded to Leeds Shipyard, a part of the Leeds Docklands development in the nearby Leeds.

The vessel was ordered to the same, smaller specification of SSCV Victorious to allow a passage through narrower waterways.
Palm Coast railway station

Palm Coast railway station is a railway station in the southern Home region of Palm Coast. It is one of two railway stations in the region that serves the large Palm Beach, the other being Palm Beach Interchange. The station is located close to the boundary with Freshwater.

Just east of the station is Palm Beach Junction, a complex junction which allows rail services to access the correct lines, with platforms 1 and 2 continuing along the coast and platforms 3 and 4 heading towards Lake Home

## Services

The station was served by the Home Centre line and the Freshwater Beach line until the service changes in April 2014. Presently, Palm Coast station recieves services from the Home Centre line and the Lake Home line

Current services at Palm Coast
 Home Interchange | Home Centre line | Home Centre | 1/2

Past services at Palm Coast
 Home Interchange | Home Centre line | Home Centre | 1
Blue line

The **Blue Line**, formerly **Line 3** is a tram line operated by Home Trams. It runs between Home Centre and East Wall every 20 minutes

It was announced on September 26th 2015 that the Home Trams operation would be merged in with the Home Rail operation to create a simpler rail network across Home. The blue route will become the Main Gate line from late 2016.

## Stops

* Home Centre
* Lake Home
* North Bridge
* Main Gate
* East Wall
Purple line

The **Purple Line** is a tram line operated by Home Trams.

It was announced on September 26th 2015 that the Home Trams operation would be merged in with the Home Rail operation to create a simpler rail network across Home. The purple route will become part of the Museum line from late 2016.

## Stops

* Freshwater Bridge
* Lake Home
* North Bridge
* Museum
* Home Interchange
Home Interchange

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*You can help this Wiki by editing this page with helpful information***Home Interchange** is the major transportation hub for Home, comprising of a bus station, rail station and tram stop. It is located in Central Home, one of four suburbs.

## Bus station

The large bus station is located in the centre of the hub, comprising of 15 stands for bus routes. Departures are grouped by the general direction of services and the frequency of services to reduce the amount of conflicting movements.

Home Interchange is currently served by City Transport Newleaf Island, Localbus Home and Stagecoach Newleaf Island, and is owned and maintained by Transport for Home, who are responsible for the cleaning, repairs and general maintenance of the bus station.

## Rail station

### History

When the rail station was first built with the rail network in 2007, it comprised of one platform, for the Main Gate line (which currently still survives as part of the Home Centre line), calling at all stations to Main Gate, which at the time were Home Centre, North Bridge and Main Gate.

With the expansion in 2009 which added extra services to the interchange, the other two platforms were built, however Platform 3 for East Wall line services quickly became disused.

Over the Easter period of 2014, engineering works caused the station to be rebuilt closer to the site of the old platform 3, which had also been rebuilt to allow longer trains. At this time, a fourth platform was also added for terminating services on the Museum line, a name which was reused from the second railway line, before the Home Centre stopper was introduced.
Museum line

The Museum line is the name given to series of local rail services by Home Rail.

## History

Between February 2008 and 2010, the name Museum line was used for services running between Home Interchange and Museum. In 2010, the Museum line name was dropped in favour of the Home Centre line, which generalised the three services which ran the same corridor.

Easter 2014 saw the name revived for the new Palm Beach to East Wall service.

The upcoming merger with the Home Trams operation will add three new services to the route - these being the Waterfall and Home Centre to Home Port service and the Freshwater Bridge to Home Interchange via Lake Home services.

## Service

The line operates with a 15 minute frequency between Palm Beach and Home Interchange, with services every 30 minutes extending to East Wall in off peak periods, with all services calling at East Wall during peak times.

## Stations

### Original Museum line

The original Museum line served the following stations:

* Home Interchange
* Palm Coast railway station (until August 2009)
* Palm Beach railway station (until August 2009)
* Home Centre railway station
* North Bridge railway station (Southbound services only)
* Museum railway station

### Current Museum line

Here are a list of stations that the line serves:

* Palm Beach railway station
* Home Centre railway station
* North Bridge railway station
* Museum railway station
* Home Interchange
* East Wall railway station

#### Future Stations

The following stations will also be added to the Museum line with the upcoming Home Trams merger

* Waterfall
* Freshwater Bridge
* Lake Home
* Home Port
Ludlowshire

**Ludlowshire** (county code **LU**) is a shire county in west-central Leeds. The county came into existence in 2014 following the passage of the Local Government Act 2014. Ludlowshire is a large county containing cool, rolling hills, flattening off into a warm, flat plain in the south. The county town and largest city, Ludlow, is located in this flat southerly region, as is the majority of the population; however, the county's second largest city, Thornbury, is located on a north-central plateau amid the rolling hills. As of the 2014 Census, Ludlowshire has a population of 7,200,094 people.

The present-day county was carved out of the southern half of the former suburb of Saltburn Heights (not to be confused with the present-day county of the same name). The county is bordered to the north by Saltburn Heights, to the east by the Capital District, to the south by Alum Chine, Clearwater, and Durley Chine, and to the west by the United Kingdom.
Newleaf Rail Class 373

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 The **Newleaf Rail Class 373** are a class of ten high speed electric multiple units currently on order for use on high-speed services across Newleaf Island.

## History

The Newleaf Island 373s were initially built between 1992 and 1996 for use in the United Kingdom and France on "Regional Eurostar" services, which never came to fruition. Subsequently, they found use in a variety of other roles, before mostly being withdrawn by the end of 2014.

In March 2016, InterCity announced the purchase of the 20 Class 373 half-sets that were currently in storage in the United Kingdom and France, consisting of six ten-car 373/2 half-sets used by the SNCF in France, and the fourteen eight-car "North of London" 373/3 half-sets; spare power car 373999 was also purchased.

Upon delivery to Newleaf Island, the half-sets are to be paired up and formed into ten sets of permanently coupled electric multiple units, designated as subclass 373/4. They will also go through a full refurbishment before entry into service, providing extra capacity on existing services across the island, relieving overcrowding on the existing Class 374s.

## Fleet details

 373/4
373461–373467 | InterCity | 10
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### Breakdown of units

373301 consists of the power car from former half-set 3301 only. This is maintained as a spare power car in case of future problems; it was selected as spare due to it being defective from delivery; the extensive repairs required would have delayed its entry into service.

The 37342x units consist of 20 carriages and are formed of former SNCF half-sets, while the 37346x units are 16 carriages long and are formed of the former North of London half-sets. 373467 is formed of former half-sets 3314 and 3301, plus spare power car 3999, with half-set 3301's defective power car removed for use as a spare.

## Operations

The Class 373 units are expected to be used on any InterCity high speed services across Newleaf Island following their introduction in order increase capacity on overcrowded services.

Class 373 units are also operated in Belgium, France and the United Kingdom by Eurostar, and were previously operated in the United Kingdom by GNER, in France by the SNCF and in Belgium by the SNCB.
Localbus Home

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Localbus Home are a bus company operating services within Home, out of the Great Lane bus depot

The company is part of the Local Group, operating bus and train services throughout the United Kingdom and Leeds.

## Services

Localbus Home operate the following bus routes in Home:
Dark Green line

The Dark Green line (formerly Line 1) was the initial tram route for Home City Transport, running between Home Centre and Home Port. The line was joined by Lines 2 and 3 in 2010.

It was announced on September 26th 2015 that the Home Trams operation would be merged with the City Transport sister operation Home Rail by the end of 2015, but prepatory works delayed this. The merger of this and the other two tram routes is now expected to be in Autumn 2016.

## Route list

* Waterfall
* Home Centre
* North Bridge
* Museum
* Home Interchange
* Home Port
Vehicle registration plates of Leeds, Glendale, G-Ville and Waterford

Leeds shares its current vehicle registration system with Glendale, G-Ville and Waterford, with these four states choosing not to use the same registration system as the rest of Newleaf Island. The separate registration system is due to take effect from 1 October 2015.

## Format

Registrations are all in the format of **ABB12345**.

The three-letter **ABB** format prefix to the registration is used to show the state (**A**) and county (**BB**) of original registry, for example, *LAC* for Alum Chine in Leeds. This is followed by **12345**, a string of between one and five random numbers.

Unlike former registration systems used in these areas, the 2015-onward registrations do not state the date of registry within the serial itself. However, registration plates are required to contain the month and year of registry (e.g. 10/15 for October 2015) in a yellow band to the right of the serial; this does not form part of the registration serial itself.

In addition to this yellow band, registrations are required to display the standard blue *Euroband* on the plate to the left of the serial, which consists of the flag of the European Union and the letter *N*, representing Newleaf Island, within a blue band. Again, this does not form part of the registration serial itself in normal usage. However, in EU countries where this registration system is identical with and clashes with their own, the **N** country designator may be taken to be part of the registration serial to prevent ambiguity with that country's own registrations. For example, **LAC12345** would become **NLAC12345** in a country of registration conflict.

## Regional codes

### Leeds (**L**)

* **LAC** - Alum Chine
* **LCA** - Cardanshire
* **LCC** - Cocoa
* **LCD** - Capital District
* **LCH** - Cola Hills
* **LCL** - Clearwater
* **LDC** - Durley Chine
* **LFB** - Fulburyshire
* **LGR** - Granconshire
* **LHW** - Hawthornshire
* **LLU** - Ludlowshire
* **LPF** - Pine Forest
* **LRA** - Raeburnshire
* **LRS** - Riverside
* **LSH** - Saltburn Heights

### Glendale (**G**)

* **GGI** - Glendale Island
* **GMA** - Main
* **GTI** - Tortimer Island
* **GTR** - Treeton
* **GWC** - Weston Coast

### G-Ville (**V**)

* **VAP** - Applemill
* **VCY** - The City
* **VEC** - Clifton
* **VGV** - G-Ville Island
* **VQU** - Quarteira

### Waterford (**W**)

* **WAI** - Animal Island
* **WBB** - Brightbeach
* **WGO** - Goldlea
* **WLA** - Landston
* **WSE** - Seacliff
Leeds River Port

**Leeds River Port** is the main river port in Leeds. It is located along the western bank of the East Leeds River. It is a bustling port, which was built as part of the Leeds Docklands development in July 2011.

Leeds River Port is operated by Leeds Waterways on it's Blue Ribbons services. It is one of four river ports across Leeds, the others being Arowana Peninsula Port, Clearwater Port, and Waterfall Port. Leeds River Port is served by Leeds Docklands station.

Leeds River Port provides services to Clearwater Port and Waterfall Port, which both call at Arowana Peninsula Port along the way. It opened, alongside all the other ports, on 27 July 2011.
North Bridge

North Bridge is a bridge located in the north of Home which crosses the River Home. It is one of only two bridges that cross the River Home, the other being Freshwater Bridge, to the south of Home.

## History

North Bridge was built in 1827, 25 years before South Bridge (in the southern Home suburb of Freshwater, now known as Freshwater Bridge), to replace the former Lake Home shuttle, further downstream crossing the river in the Lake Home. The shuttle finished operations in 1853 after the Freshwater Bridge had opened.

The bridge underwent its first major refurbishment in 2007 at the age of 180, following fears of its stability.

## Geography

North Bridge was constructed in the North Western region of Water Hills in Home, located on the river's first meander.

## Transport

North Bridge is served by the nearby North Bridge railway station and the North Bridge tram stop.
Battle of San Costa Woods

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The **Battle of San Costa Woods** is the name given to a full-blown battle which took place on 28 May 2012 in and around the Movement for the Separation of Cocoa Headquarters, deep in the heart of San Costa Woods, 6 miles south of San Costa. The battle was between MSC militants ("Cocoa") and a coalition of forces supporting Leeds, made up of the Leeds Armed Forces and Home City Police ("Leeds"). The outnumbered "Cocoa" forces were decisively defeated, and the battle proved to be a turning point in the history of the MSC.

The battle was as close to war as Leeds has ever come. However, it was not war or civil war, and is officially clased as an MSC-led short-lived uprising.
Home Centre line

The **Home Centre line** is the name given to a series of rail services operated by Home Rail.

## History

The Home Centre line first came around in February 2010, when the Main Gate line, the Museum line and the Home Centre stopper were merged into one route to make the line more understandable for passengers.

At the time of formation, the Home Centre line served intermediate stations during peak times until the Home Centre, where both "express services" would stop at the remaining stations to their termini.

### Easter 2014 changes

With the network reshuffle which came around with the 2014 rail replacement program's phase 1, the Home Interchange to Museum part of the route became a line of its own once more, and was drastically changed to form the new Museum line. Home Rail combatted the issues that this may introduce by doubling the frequency on the Main Gate route and reintroduced the Home Centre stopper during off peak times.

### 2016 changes

Home Rail and Home Trams were merged in 2016, which led to the third iteration of the Home Centre line being introduced, which also partly replaced the Blue line of the tram network.

## Stations

### Current stations

The Home Centre line currently serves the following stations using two services under the brand:

* Home Interchange
* Freshwater Bridge
* Palm Coast
* Palm Beach
* Home Centre
* Lake Home
* North Bridge
* Main Gate
* East Wall

### Past stations

The following stations were served by the Home Centre line:

* Museum (until 17 April 2014)

## Service

Before the Easter 2014 reshuffle, the service was a combined frequency of 15 minutes, with a service every 30 minutes travelling onto Main Gate, and the remaining service to Museum. In Peak times, the Home Centre stopper ran every 30 minutes between the Home Centre and Home Interchange, calling at all stations.

The service pattern on the Home Centre line prior to the merger was that of a service every 15 minutes on both the semi-fast service to Main Gate and the Home Centre stopping service.

Currently, two routes run as part of the Home Centre line;

* Home Interchange to Main Gate via Home Centre, calling at all stops every 10 minutes.

* Lake Home to East Wall, calling at all stops every 10 minutes.
* Home Interchange to Home Centre, every 10 minutes during peak times and during weekends.
Newleaf Rail Class 378

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The **Newleaf Rail Class 378 *Capitalstar*** are a class of 75 five-car electric multiple units used since 2011 on Leedstown Metro services in Leedstown, Capital District. They are based on a similar design used on London Overground services in the United Kingdom, coming from the same Bombardier Electrostar family of trains. As a result, they are also related to the Class 377, 379 and 387 trains.

## Accidents and incidents

* On 23 March 2016, 378336 was arriving into Platform 6 at Leeds Interchange, with a Leedstown Metro service from Melanton, when a suicide bomber detonated their explosive device on board the train. Two centre carriages were reduced to a pile of twisted metal, and 42 people were killed on board the train and on the adjacent platform, with 200 people injured. 378336 was written off in the attack. The explosion also caused less serious damage to 378304, 378309, 378341, 379101, 379106 and 379117.
Thyella

## Biographical information

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**Thyella** served as Kelda and Noverus' therapist and accompanied them on their trip to Fortuna.

## Apperance

Thyella is a light green Diasokldi with purple eyes and wings. She will sometimes appear with a blue tattoo on her torso.

## Personality

Thyella is known for acting rather calm and rational, and is able to diffuse conflicts between crewmembers.

## History

Kelda and Noverus have been her patients for some time before the trip, so they are assumably well-aquainted. She and the other crew members also held game-nights.

If Thyella has a tattoo, Cobalt may ask her about it. Thyella will say that she went on a trip with some putleys prior to the trip to the Fortuna, and repeat a certain phrase.

### Game One

Thyella dies to a Thantos unit, and thereafter she finds her spirit attached to Roman Apollo v1.

During an intermission, You talks to Apollo, whose voice he mistakes for Thyella's. Only near the end of the intermission does Thyella speak up, telling him she has been silent the whole time.

## Relationships

### Roman Apollo v1

Thyella finds herself attached to Apollo after dying. She tries to get him to open up, but he quickly shuts down conversations with her.
Localbus Diamond

**Localbus Diamond** is a sub-brand used by varius Localbus subsidiaries, planned to be introduced by Beachliner in November 2014.

Diamond services are luxury services operated with a specific fleet of buses maintained to a high standard. Localbus have a Customer Charter regarding their Diamond services which promises to maintain the high standard of service on Diamond routes.

All Diamond services run a dedicated fleet of buses, usually high-spec Alexander Dennis Enviro500 hybrid-electric vehicles, which always deliver all of the following:

* Free WiFi
* Free charging points for mobile phones, laptops, tablets
* Luxury leather seats with high backs, deeper bases, armrests and padding
* Audio-visual announcements stating what the next stop by request will be
* Facilities accepting mobile e-tickets and smartcards
* Punctual, reliable, frequent and direct service
* Smart driver uniform and specific fleet of specially-trained drivers
Greater Home Police

**Greater Home Police** are the police force responsible for policing Home.

Greater Home Police was formed in February 2010 as Home City Police, taking over operations in Home from the now-defunct ACI Police. They quickly expanded to become Animal Crossing Island's second biggest police force, behind the Leeds City Police (now the Leeds National Police Department).

Greater Home Police have been used in Leeds a lot, due to the failure of Leeds City Police to cope with emergencies. First deployed to Leeds on 18 August 2011, they have been attending in Leeds on at least some scale almost constantly since, with their forces being increased in times of rioting. As a result of LCP's failure to police Leeds properly and requiring the assistance of HCP, the LCP were disbanded in June 2012.

Greater Home Police were responsible for the training of the new Leeds National Police Deparment for the newly formed Leeds National Police Department. The last Home City Police forces left Leeds on August 20th 2012, just over a year since their first deployment in the region.
First Empire Wikia

Welcome to the wiki for the First Empire game, presently hosted on Kongregate.

This site is divided into multiple categories.

The Manual section is going to be fairly strictly regulated.

The Strategies section is going to be left more open.

The Advice section is going to be curated but, hopefully, the community can do that.

The Feature Requests page will be used to manage and discuss all requested features, large and small.

The Puzzles section contains problems the developer hasn't figured out how to solve. If you want to contribute an idea on how to solve it, you are more than welcome to do so.

## Latest activity

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Museum railway station

Museum railway station is a railway station in the North Eastern Suburb of Central Home that serves the Home Museum, which it is located adjacent to.

## History

The railway station originally opened in February 2008 with the Museum line, which then became the Home Centre line in 2010.

In 2011, a new platform was built for the short lived East Wall line.

In 2014, the station was completely redesigned, keeping two platforms however closer together and on the same line, and the terminating platforms then becoming through platforms for the new Museum line. The small platforms capable of serving 2 or 4 carriages were rebuilt to the network standard of 6 carriages.

## Services

Current services at Museum

Past services at Museum
Newleaf Cargo Rail

**Newleaf Cargo Rail** are a freight operating company who operate all railfreight services in Newleaf Island. The franchise is currently operated by DB Cargo, who took over from Freightliner on 1 March 2016.

## History

Newleaf Cargo Rail were founded in 2003, with the franchise being awarded to Freightliner. Operations commenced on 1 January 2004 with the first of fifty low emission Class 66 diesel locomotives to be delivered. All fifty were delivered by 2006, when an order was placed for ten Class 70 locomotives. These were delivered in 2008 and 2009.

In 2012, Newleaf Cargo Rail placed an order for 25 Class 68 and 30 Class 88 locomotives from Vossloh, to work alongside the existing Class 66 fleet, as a result of an upturn in railfreight traffic. The first Class 68s were delivered in 2013, and some were soon made available for passenger as well as railfreight work. The first Class 88s are expected to be delivered in May 2016.

DB Cargo took over the franchise on 1 March 2016. At this time, the operation was facing a severe locomotive shortage, as a result of underinvestment during the Freightliner era. Twenty withdrawn Class 60 locomotives from the United Kingdom are currently being shipped to Newleaf Island and overhauled for operations with Newleaf Cargo Rail, to reduce the locomotive shortage.

Later in March 2016, it was confirmed that twenty Class 92 electric locomotives would also be imported for Newleaf Cargo Rail by new franchisee DB Cargo; eleven from DB Cargo UK, six from DB Cargo Romania and three from DB Cargo Bulgaria.
19 bus route (Leeds)

The **19** is a bus route, operated by Leeds Buses in Leeds. It is marked on network maps, at stations, and on the ground by a Beige colour.

On 8 September 2011, the X9 bus route was launched. The X9 uses the same route, but is an express service.

The route is operated by Scania N230UDs with Alexander Dennis Enviro400 bodywork, a type of full-length, double-decker bus. The buses that run the route are numbered 31201-31225.

## Station list

This is a list of stations on the route, in order from Pine Forest to Arowana Peninsula. They are all request stops, except Pine Forest, Arowana Peninsula, and Leeds Interchange where it will always stop.

* Pine Forest
* Main Gate Interchange
* Leeds Mall
* Town Hall
* Leeds Interchange
* Leeds River
* Riverbank Hotel
* Cocoa River
* Cocoa Beach
* Leeds Docklands
* Alum Chine
* Island Boulevard
* Arowana Peninsula
Newleaf Rail Class 171

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 The **Newleaf Rail Class 171** are a class of 25 diesel multiple units operated by Home Rail on rail services across Home since 2004. Additionally, all twenty Leeds Rail units that were initially built as Class 170s were converted into 171/1s in 2008. They are part of the Bombardier Turbostar family of trains which also includes the Class 172.

## Fleet details

171016–171025
 171/1
11 bus route

The **11 bus route** is a premium standard *more* bus route operated by City Transport Newleaf Island from their Home Road depot inside and outside of Leeds. Pre-privatisation, the route was operated by Leeds Buses.

## Details

The 11 runs every 10 minutes between 0630 and 1930 Mondays to Saturdays, and every 15 minutes outside of these times.

The route used to run with the N11 bus route, however this was withdrawn and replaced with the 11, which operates through the evenings with limited late night and early morning services.

The 11 creates a combined frequency of every 5 minutes between Leeds and The City with the 12 bus route, and a 5 minute combined frequency with the 49 bus route between The City and G-Ville.

An express version of the 11, the X11 bus route, was launched in November 2014 running hourly between Leeds and G-Ville, that will serve Diplomatic City and Boondox rather than The City and Boondox.

## Buses

The route was formerly run with Wrightbus Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TLs, some of the newest examples with this body. Buses on the route were transferred from the company's Leeds Road depot in Home, and were built in 2011.

When the route had an upgrade to *more* standard, the vehicles on the route were replaced by brand new ADL Enviro400 buses to the more specification.