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The London Beer Flood
A tank containing thousands of liters of Beer has ruptured at the Meux and Company Brewery in Tottenham Court Road, London, creating a catastrophic release of Beer. It burst through the brewery's walls and rushed into the adjacent streets, with several buildings damaged or destroyed and several people presumed dead.
A recent inquiry has determined that no one from the brewery can be held criminally responsible, and the cost of cleanup, repairs, and replacement of lost merchandise is likely to fall on the affected business owners.
BreweryBuildingtrigger
EnglandCountrydynamic historical event.tag
BurghersPop Typeoption 1, option 2
PeasantsPop Typeoption 1, option 2Definitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_ENG.txt:25180
25181type = country_event
25183fire_only_once = yes
25185title = flavor_eng.245.title The London Beer Flood
25186desc = flavor_eng.245.desc A tank containing thousands of liters of Beer has ruptured at the Meux and Company Brewery in Tottenham Court Road, London, creating a catastrophic release of Beer. It burst through the brewery's walls and rushed into the adjacent streets, with several buildings damaged or destroyed and several people presumed dead.
A recent inquiry has determined that no one from the brewery can be held criminally responsible, and the cost of cleanup, repairs, and replacement of lost merchandise is likely to fall on the affected business owners.
A recent inquiry has determined that no one from the brewery can be held criminally responsible, and the cost of cleanup, repairs, and replacement of lost merchandise is likely to fall on the affected business owners.
25187outcome = neutral
25189image = "gfx/interface/icons/trade_goods/illustrations/icon_goods_silver.dds"
25192dynamic_historical_event = {
}
25199trigger = {
}
25208immediate = {
25210location:london = {
25210save_scope_as = target_location
}
}
25268historical_info = flavor_eng.245.historical_info The London Beer Flood was a tragic incident caused by the rupture of a massive vat containing a large quantity of beer. It resulted in over 600,000 liters being released, causing extensive flooding, damage to nearby properties, and loss of life, as people were trapped or drowned. An inquiry followed, deeming that no one could be held accountable, and it was officially ruled as an 'Act of God'.