Dagger Hill Deathtrap

There are no especially pleasant or luxurious living spaces in the Dagger Hill Slums, but most residents readily agree that sprawling complex variously known as "The Dagger Hill Deathtrap," "Furley's Folly," and "The Slumgate Abomination" is by far the worst. Twenty years ago, the complex was separated into three unremarkable broken-down tenement buildings. That ended when a former gladiator known as Furley the Roper used his winnings to buy one of the complexes. Furley took naturally to the role of slumlord and realized that he could increase his profits by increasing the amount of space he could let out to tennants. He started by expanding his initial complex--adding floors, building shacks in any open space that was large enough, and eventually adding rickety stilted platforms on which small cabins could be built. Over the years, he bought two more complexes and tied them together with bridge-like structures on which even more huts could be built. It's commonly believed that the only thing keeping him from erecting tents instead of building structures is the fact that canvas, hide, and the like are far more expensive than the scavenged materials he currently uses.