Two ancient domes behind a crumbling softstone wall are known just as “Bore Four-Four” to the locals. Once part of some deep-bore experiments where scientists were measuring solar ejecta from deep underground, the domes have become the headquarters of a well equipped group of raiders / bandits. Both domes are made of a black-coated metal of some kind, with tinted crytalline panels on the upper dome to allow light it (the lower dome likely had these two, but the dome structure has been compromised and the panels are long gone.)

Access to the upper dome is only available via the lower dome – which is fairly easy to access as there are two breaches in the walls and the main doors don’t fully close anymore. The bandit/raiders generally ignore the bore holes except to throw garbage down them, and most live in the upper dome area where they are secure and have decent sunlight, trees, water piped up from deep underground, and a defensible single access point through the underground section to the first dome. A few bandits stay at the lower dome and a few more do routine patrols around the area, both within and outside the walls.

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