The northernmost island of Gotham City is a testament to the city's diversity and resilience. From the gritty streets of Bowery to the desolation of Burnley and Cauldron, the island showcases the harsh realities of crime, poverty, and urban decay. Crime Alley stands as a poignant reminder of tragedy, while Otisburg reflects the struggles of the working class. Granton District represents the spirit of community and resilience, while Newtown portrays the transformation from industry to trendy art hub.

Cherry Hill offers a tranquil oasis amidst the chaos, with its serene parks and blooming cherry blossom trees. Gotham Heights, perched atop the island's peaks, presents a world of opulence and exclusivity, where the wealthy elite reside. Uptown encapsulates the stark contrasts of Gotham City, from wealth to poverty, beauty to despair. It reveals the city's capacity for improvement and revitalization, while also exposing its disparities and complexities. Through its districts, Uptown tells the stories of struggle, survival, and triumph that shape the fabric of the city.

Bowery

Gotham City's Bowery district is a stark and desolate area known for its gritty atmosphere and high levels of poverty. Dilapidated buildings with flickering neon signs line dimly lit streets, creating an eerie ambiance that reflects the seedy underbelly and criminal activity that thrives within its boundaries. It's a place where hope seems to have faded, and desperation fills the air.

In recent years, the Bowery has become a breeding ground for criminal enterprises, with various factions vying for control. After Batman's retirement, a fearsome group known as the Silent Vipers emerged, led by the cunning and ruthless Deadshot and backed by the enigmatic Copperhead. 

The Bowery Hotel, once a symbol of elegance and luxury, has now fallen into disrepair and become a haven for the criminal element. The Duquesne Mechanics, a once-thriving auto repair shop, now serves as a front for illegal activities, including weapon smuggling and black market deals. Finnigan's, a dingy and dimly lit bar, has been taken over by the strange Deadman for reasons known only to him.

With Batman's absence, the Silent Vipers saw an opportunity to seize control of the Bowery and expand their influence. They used their abilities to infiltrate key positions of power and manipulate rival factions into submission. Their calculated and ruthless approach garnered them a reputation as the most formidable force in the district.

As the Silent Vipers tighten their grip on the Bowery, fear and despair plague its inhabitants. The criminal faction instills a chilling sense of terror in anyone who dares to oppose them, leaving a trail of destruction and chaos in their wake. Their reign of terror has made the Bowery a no-go zone for even the most seasoned law enforcement officers.

With the Silent Vipers firmly in control, the Bowery district has become a lawless and dangerous place, with hope for its redemption seemingly out of reach. As Gotham City grapples with the absence of its protector the Bowery stands as a grim reminder of the city's vulnerability to darkness and corruption.

Characters

• Deadshot

• Copperhead

Buildings

• Bowery Hotel

  • Deadshot

• Duquesne Mechanics

  • Copperhead

• Finnigan's

  • Deadman

• Gotham News Network

  • Unclaimed

Burnley

Gotham City's Burnley district is a once-thriving industrial area that has fallen into decay and despair. It is a stark representation of the city's struggle with poverty and the decline of its manufacturing base. The streets are lined with crumbling factories and abandoned warehouses, where the flickering flames from burn barrels offer little comfort to the destitute and downtrodden who call this district home.

After Batman's retirement, a sinister group known as the Scarlet Blades emerged from the shadows, led by the cunning and twisted mind of James Gordon Jr. Exploiting his knowledge of Gotham's underbelly and his understanding of human psychology, he orchestrated the rise of the Scarlet Blades. Teaming up with the deadly and unpredictable Victor Zsasz, they sought to dismantle the remnants of Batman's legacy, erasing his influence from the city and bringing his former allies to their knees.

The Burnley Freight Yard, once a bustling hub of commerce, now stands in disrepair, serving as the Scarlet Blades' headquarters and a symbol of their dominance over the district. The Monarch Playing Card Company, once a prominent business, now acts as a front for illegal activities, including drug trafficking and extortion. S.T.A.R. Labs, a beacon of scientific progress, has become a target for the Scarlet Blades, who seek to exploit its advanced technology for their nefarious purposes.

In a district rife with desperation, the Scarlet Blades thrive on psychological warfare, exploiting the fears and weaknesses of individuals to drive them to madness or commit heinous acts. Their calculated and ruthless approach has left a trail of chaos and terror in the Burnley district, striking fear into the hearts of both criminals and ordinary citizens alike.

Characters

• James Gordon Jr

• Victor Zsasz

Buildings

• Burnley Freight Yard

  • Victor Zsasz

• Monarch Playing Card Company

  • James Gordon Jr

• S.T.A.R. Labs

  • Atomic Skull

Cauldron

Gotham City's Cauldron district, once a bustling industrial park, now stands as a derelict and dangerous wasteland. It fell into ruin after a devastating financial crisis hit the city, causing businesses to shutter, factories to close, and leaving the district's inhabitants struggling in the aftermath of economic collapse.

In the wake of Batman's retirement, a malevolent group known as The Legacy emerged from the shadows, seeking to honor the memory of the Joker by perpetuating his reign of chaos and instilling fear in the hearts of Gotham's citizens. 

The Cauldron district serves as The Legacy's stronghold, where they revel in the chaos and destruction that permeate its decaying streets. Amusement Mile, once a vibrant entertainment hub, now stands as a haunting reminder of the Joker's deadly carnival games and nightmarish amusement park rides. My Alibi, a once popular nightclub, now serves as a front for The Legacy's criminal activities, attracting Gotham's underworld with promises of mayhem and lawlessness.

Saint Eligius Medical Center, once a beacon of hope and healing, has been corrupted by The Legacy, becoming a haven for their twisted experiments and a place of suffering for their unfortunate victims. Stacked Deck, a notorious underground casino, now hosts dangerous games of chance.

In the absence of Batman, The Legacy has seized control of the Cauldron district with ruthless efficiency. They employ a combination of terror tactics, psychological warfare, and calculated violence to spread fear and chaos throughout the district. Their goal is not only to perpetuate the Joker's legacy but also to challenge any potential new Batman or hero who may rise to fill the Dark Knight's shoes.

Characters

• Harley Quinn

• Cluemaster

• Rag Doll

Buildings

• Amusement Mile

  • Harley Quinn

• My Alibi

  • Unclaimed

• Saint Eligius Medical Center

  • Rag Doll

• Stacked Deck

  • Professor Pyg

Cherry Hill

Gotham City's Cherry Hill district is a serene and picturesque neighborhood, known for its breathtaking cherry blossom trees that adorn the streets and parks. The idyllic atmosphere and peaceful surroundings make it a beloved spot for residents and visitors alike. Cherry Hill Park, the heart of the district, is a haven of tranquility, where families gather to enjoy picnics and bask in the beauty of nature.

However, beneath the peaceful facade lies a hidden danger. After Batman's retirement,, a clandestine group known as the Shifting Alliance emerged from the shadows to seize control of Cherry Hill. Led by the enigmatic Clayface duo, Basil Karlo and Matt Hagen, they possess the uncanny ability to shape-shift, allowing them to infiltrate and manipulate Gotham's power structures discreetly.

Within Cherry Hill, they have set their sights on influential local leaders and prominent residents, skillfully manipulating them to further their insidious goals. The Sakura Tea House, once a place of tranquility and reflection, now serves as a secret meeting place for the Shifting Alliance, where they scheme and conspire in the shadows.

As the Shifting Alliance extends its reach, Cherry Hill's once-peaceful atmosphere begins to erode. The district's serene charm now masks a lurking sense of unease and uncertainty, as residents grapple with the realization that their lives are being subtly manipulated and controlled by the shape-shifting villains.

The one area out of the Alliance’s control is Silver Lake Shopping Plaza, which was recently seized by Deathstroke after beginning his contract with the Roman Empire.

In the wake of Batman's retirement, the Shifting Alliance's rise to power in Cherry Hill demonstrates that even the most peaceful corners of Gotham are not immune to the machinations of villainous forces. As the district's cherry blossoms bloom each spring, they serve as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between beauty and danger that now defines Cherry Hill under the control of the Shifting Alliance.

Characters

• Clayface I

• Clayface II

Buildings

• Cherry Hill Park

  • Clayface II

• Sakura Tea House

  • Clayface I

• Silver Lake Shopping Plaza

  • Deathstroke 

Crime Alley

Gotham City's Crime Alley district is a stark contrast to its former glory, now a shadowy and crime-infested alley where despair and danger reign. Once a thriving neighborhood, Crime Alley fell into decay and lawlessness, becoming a breeding ground for criminal activity. Its tragic notoriety stems from the fateful night when the Wayne family, including young Bruce Wayne, suffered a devastating loss.

In the absence of Batman, the Clayborn Collective saw an opportunity to seize control of Crime Alley. This nefarious group, led by the shape-shifting Clayface family of Cassius Payne, Preston Payne, and Sondra Fuller, seeks to unleash their monstrous power and instill fear and chaos in Gotham without restraint or subtlety.

The Monarch Theater, once a cultural landmark, now echoes with the sinister laughter of the Clayborn Collective as they claim it as their hideout and headquarters.

Park Row Church, once a place of solace and prayer, now harbors a dark secret as the Clayborn Collective conducts their occult rituals, using their shape-shifting abilities to assume monstrous forms that strike fear into the hearts of Gotham's citizens.

The Thomas Wayne Memorial Clinic, established to serve the community, now operates as a twisted laboratory where the Clayborn Collective experiments on victims, creating nightmarish beings to spread terror throughout the district.

Only the Crime Alley Memorial, a grim reminder of the Wayne family's tragic end, is out of the Collective’s grasp as the Red Hood acts as its solemn guardian. 

The rise of the Clayborn Collective in Crime Alley occurred through a combination of brute force, psychological manipulation, and their ability to shape-shift into terrifying creatures. Exploiting the power vacuum left by Batman's retirement, they struck fear into the criminal underworld and asserted their dominance over the district.

Crime Alley has become a battleground for the Clayborn Collective's reign of terror, attracting other criminals who seek to join their ranks or challenge their authority. The district's once-desperate residents now cower in fear, living under the collective's oppressive rule.

Characters

• Clayface V

• Clayface III

• Clayface IV

Buildings

• Crime Alley Memorial

  • Red Hood

• Monarch Theater

  • Clayface V

• Park Row Church

  • Clayface IV

• Thomas Wayne Memorial Clinic

  • Clayface III

Gotham Heights

Gotham City's Gotham Heights district is a picturesque and opulent neighborhood that sits atop the city's highest peaks. It boasts luxurious estates, elegant mansions, and lavish gardens, making it the epitome of wealth and prestige. Gotham Heights is home to the city's wealthy elite, who revel in their luxurious lifestyles and seek to distance themselves from the grit and chaos that plagues other parts of Gotham.

Following Batman's retirement, Gotham Heights became the playground of a new and enigmatic villainous force known as Vertigo. Led by the cunning and manipulative Count Vertigo, this clandestine group seeks to subtly manipulate the perceptions of Gotham's citizens for their own personal amusement.

The Gotham Heights Country Club, where Gotham's elite once gathered for leisure and socializing, now plays host to clandestine gatherings orchestrated by Vertigo. Behind the façade of high society, attendees fall victim to Vertigo's mind games, as secrets and hidden agendas come to light.

At the Gotham City Zoo, visitors are unaware that they are unwittingly exposed to Vertigo's subtle manipulation, with the peaceful surroundings giving way to illusions and nightmares, sowing seeds of distrust among both visitors and staff.

Even Gotham Heights High School, once a prestigious institution of learning, has become a breeding ground for Vertigo's psychological warfare. Students and faculty alike find themselves tormented by their own minds, as the lines between reality and illusion blur.

Vertigo's rise to power in Gotham Heights was swift and subtle. Exploiting the absence of Batman, they infiltrated the highest echelons of society, using their mind-altering abilities to manipulate key figures and gain control over the district. Their mastery of psychological warfare allowed them to remain hidden in plain sight, leaving no trace of their presence while instilling a sense of unease and dread in the district's wealthy residents.

Characters

• Vertigo

Buildings

• Giordano Botanical Gardens

  • Franco Bertinelli

• Gotham City Zoo

  • Unclaimed

• Gotham Heights Country Club

  • Vertigo

• Gotham Heights High School

  • Unclaimed

Granton

Gotham City's Granton district is a close-knit working-class neighborhood characterized by its rows of modest row houses and local businesses. The residents of Granton share a strong sense of community, looking out for one another in the face of adversity. While it may not boast the opulence of other parts of Gotham, Granton's heart lies in its people, who take pride in their hard work and resilience.

After Batman's retirement, Granton became a fertile ground for the rise of a new villainous force known as the Chaos Society. Led by the enigmatic Anarky, this group is driven by a burning desire to expose the deep-seated hypocrisies and corruption within Gotham's social and political systems.

At Gotham City High School, the Chaos Society spreads its message of rebellion and enlightenment, encouraging students to question authority and challenge the established norms. They inspire young minds to rise against corrupt systems and demand a more just and equitable society.

The Chaos Society's rise to control in Granton is not through coercion or force, but rather through their ability to awaken the spirit of rebellion within the district's residents. They exploit the growing dissatisfaction and disillusionment among the working class, channeling it into a formidable force for change.

The Granton Community Center is a bastion from their madness as its current director, Dr. Niles Caulder, uses the center’s resources to hide his beloved Doom Patrol in plain sight.

By exposing the hidden truths and exploiting the fractures within the existing power structures, the Chaos Society gains a loyal following in Granton. The district's sense of community and shared struggle becomes their strength, binding the residents together in the pursuit of a better Gotham.

As the Chaos Society tightens its grip on Granton, the district becomes a hotbed of civil unrest, with protests and acts of civil disobedience becoming more frequent. Chaos and discord spread like wildfire, challenging the very foundations of Gotham's social order.

The Chaos Society's campaign is a testament to the power of ideas and the potential for change, as the working-class neighborhood of Granton becomes a focal point of rebellion and resistance. Their methods are unconventional and unpredictable, utilizing propaganda, direct action, and calculated disruptions to shake Gotham to its core.

Characters

• Anarky

• Professor Pyg

• Dollmaker

Buildings

• Gotham City High School

  • Anarky

• Granton Community Center

  • Niles Caulder

• Knightsdome Sporting Complex

  • Cluemaster

Newtown

Gotham City's Newtown district is a recently gentrified neighborhood that has undergone a transformation from its industrial roots to a trendy and vibrant area. Renovated lofts, art galleries, and hip cafes now dot the landscape, attracting a new wave of residents seeking an urban and creative lifestyle. The district exudes an air of sophistication and culture, becoming a hub for artists, intellectuals, and young professionals.

In the wake of Batman's retirement, Newtown experienced a gradual shift in power that eventually led to its control falling into the hands of a mysterious group known as the Clay Enigma.

At the heart of the Newtown district lies the Gotham Arts Collective, a prestigious institution that showcases the city's finest artistic talents. 

Newtown Lofts, once industrial warehouses, have been converted into stylish living spaces for the district's new residents. These lofts are protected by their own secret resident retired hero, Tim Drake.

The Gotham Natural History Museum, a symbol of knowledge and exploration, is the seat of the Clay Enigma’s power. They exploit the museum's resources to access classified information.

As the Clay Enigma gains control over Newtown, its influence extends beyond the physical realm. They infiltrate social circles, intellectual circles, and even the city's political landscape, gathering information on powerful figures and influential groups without arousing suspicion.

The Clay Enigma's methods are subtle and sophisticated, relying on their leader's shape-shifting abilities to take on various identities, infiltrate organizations, and gather intelligence unnoticed. Their adaptability and elusive nature make them an enigma even to those who cross paths with them.

The district's transformation into a trendy and vibrant neighborhood provides the perfect cover for the Clay Enigma, allowing them to operate without drawing attention to themselves. As they manipulate the strings from behind the scenes, Newtown becomes a chessboard of intrigue, with the true motivations of the Clay Enigma remaining hidden, yet poised to impact Gotham City's delicate balance of power.

Characters

• Clayface VII

Buildings

• Gotham Arts Collective

  • Dollmaker

• Gotham Natural History Museum

  • Clayface

• Newtown Lofts

  • Timothy Drake

Otisburg

Gotham City's Otisburg district is a gritty and industrial area, where the landscape is dominated by factories, warehouses, and the hustle of blue-collar workers. The district's industrial feel creates a sense of raw power and opportunity, attracting both legitimate businesses and the criminal underworld.

In the aftermath of Batman's retirement, a powerful and ruthless criminal organization known as The Cartel expand its influence and establish dominance over Gotham's criminal underworld.

The Gotham City Train Station serves as a vital location for The Cartel, providing a network for their illicit activities and enabling them to transport goods and personnel without attracting unwanted attention. The station has become a hub for illegal dealings and serves as a stronghold for The Cartel's operations.

The Otisburg Steel Mill, a symbol of the district's industrial legacy, now houses The Cartel's operations. The organization utilizes the vast and maze-like structure to store contraband, conduct secret meetings, and even use it as a site for interrogations.

Wayne Chemicals, a former legitimate business, now stands as a potent reminder of The Cartel's control over Otisburg. The organization took over the facility, repurposing it to manufacture dangerous and illicit substances, further solidifying its dominance over the drug trade.

The Cartel's rise to power in Otisburg has been marked by a series of calculated and brutal moves. They exploited the power vacuum left by Batman's absence, swiftly eliminating rival criminal factions and asserting their dominance over the district.

Their methods are ruthless and effective, combining fear manipulation, calculated violence, and psychological warfare to maintain control. Their grip over Otisburg is built on a foundation of fear and intimidation, ensuring that potential challengers think twice before crossing them.

Characters

• Bane

• Scarecrow

Buildings

• Gotham City Train Station

  • Bane

• Gotham Herald

  • Unclaimed

• Otisburg Steel Mill

  • Unclaimed

• Wayne Chemicals

  • Scarecrow

Robbinsville

Gotham City's Robbinsville district is a serene and family-oriented residential area, with well-kept homes, quiet streets, and a strong sense of community. The district's friendly neighbors and peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal place for families to call home.

However, beneath the tranquil facade lies a dark secret – the entire district is currently under the control of The Roman Empire, a resurgent criminal organization led by the cunning and calculating Carmine Falcone, also known as "The Roman." After Batman's retirement, The Roman Empire saw an opportunity to reclaim its former glory and establish itself as the dominant criminal empire in Gotham City.

The Cape Carmine Lighthouse, a historic landmark within Robbinsville, now serves as a symbolic stronghold for The Roman Empire. The lighthouse acts as a beacon of the organization's resurgence, illuminating its intentions to reclaim its status as Gotham's preeminent crime family.

The Roman Empire's rise to power in Robbinsville involved an intricate web of manipulation, intimidation, and strategic alliances. Exploiting the uncertainty that followed Batman's retirement, The Roman skillfully maneuvered to eliminate rival criminal factions, establishing a grip on the district and expanding their influence throughout Gotham City.

As The Roman Empire tightens its hold on the district, Robbinsville's once idyllic neighborhood now serves as a base of operations for their criminal endeavors. The district's residents live under the constant shadow of The Roman's influence, their lives and safety dependent on the crime family's insidious agenda.

Characters

• Carmine Falcone

• Franco Bertinelli

• Deathstroke

Buildings

• Cape Carmine Lighthouse

  • Carmine Falcone

• Gotham Elementary School

  • Unclaimed

• Killinger's Department Store

  • Unclaimed

The central island of Gotham City is a diverse and captivating blend of districts that encapsulate the city's essence. From the foreboding presence of Arkham Island, housing the infamous Arkham Asylum, to the luxurious opulence of Brideshead, each district contributes to the rich tapestry of Gotham's culture. Coventry nourishes intellectual pursuits, Crown Point thrives on commercial prosperity, and Down River embodies industrial might. 

The artistic hub of Kubrick District, the despair-ridden Narrows, the revitalized Park Row, the serene sanctuary of Robinson Park, and the prestigious Upper East Side complete the intricate fabric of Midtown. This central island showcases the multifaceted nature of Gotham City, a place where wealth, knowledge, art, crime, and elegance converge, creating a vibrant and dynamic urban landscape.

Arkham Island

Gotham City's Arkham Island district is a foreboding and isolated location, dominated by the ominous presence of Arkham Asylum, a haunting institution that houses some of the most deranged and dangerous criminals in the city. The district itself is shrouded in an eerie atmosphere, with the chilling winds from Gotham Bay only adding to its eerie allure.

However, Arkham Island has undergone a transformation in recent times, as it fell under the control of the sinister Arkham Conclave. This group of individuals is fixated on pushing the boundaries of science and unlocking the secrets of immortality through psychological and genetic mutation.

At the heart of the district lies Arkham Asylum, a sprawling complex that serves as both a prison and a laboratory for the Arkham Conclave's twisted experiments. Within the grim walls of this institution, they conduct their research, subjecting the criminally insane to unorthodox and often horrifying procedures in their quest for immortality.

The D'Angelo Sewage Treatment Plant, once a vital infrastructure for the district, now acts as a clandestine hideout for the Arkham Conclave. The group uses this location to dispose of evidence related to their morally questionable activities.

The Gotham Cemetery, a place of rest and reflection, now bears witness to the Arkham Conclave's unsettling work. The group's activities extend beyond the asylum's walls, as they seek to unravel the mysteries of life and death by experimenting on the deceased.

The rise of the Arkham Conclave to control the Arkham Island district was a gradual and calculated process. With Batman's retirement a year ago, the city's protector's absence left a void that was swiftly exploited by the Conclave. Operating in the shadows, the group capitalized on the chaos and fear that ensued, extending their influence into the heart of Gotham's criminal justice system.

Arkham Asylum, once overseen by vigilant authorities, gradually fell under the Arkham Conclave's influence. Key staff members within the institution were corrupted into aiding the group's sinister experiments. Their control over the asylum allowed them to conduct their research without interference, furthering their pursuit of immortality through dark and dangerous means.

As the Arkham Conclave's influence grew, they expanded their reach beyond the asylum. Their network of connections allowed them to infiltrate various institutions and gain access to advanced technology and research, pushing the boundaries of science and morality in their quest for immortality.

Characters

• Hugo Strange

• Kirk Langstrom 

• Solomon Grundy

Buildings

• Arkham Asylum

  • Hugo Strange

• D'Angelo Sewage Treatment Plant

  • Kirk Langstrom

• Gotham Cemetery

  • Solomon Grundy

Brideshead

Gotham City's Brideshead district is a symbol of opulence and wealth, with its lavish mansions and extravagant residences standing as a testament to the affluence of its inhabitants. The neighborhood exudes an air of exclusivity, attracting the city's wealthiest elite who bask in luxury while the rest of Gotham struggles.

At the heart of the district lies Brentwood Academy, a prestigious and highly sought-after educational institution for the children of Gotham's elite. The academy serves as a breeding ground for the future leaders and influencers of the city, solidifying the power and influence of Brideshead's residents.

The stunning Gotham Opera House is a cultural jewel of the neighborhood, hosting exclusive galas and high-profile performances that draw the city's elite to its grand halls, further reinforcing Brideshead's prominence in Gotham's social hierarchy.

The district's current control by The Veil represents a stark contrast to its ostentatious reputation. The Veil is a shadowy and mysterious group of individuals who emerged after Batman's retirement. Seizing the opportunity presented by Gotham's temporary lack of a protector, The Veil rose from the shadows to challenge the corruption and decay plaguing the city.

While Brideshead had long been a bastion of the wealthy and influential, it was also a hotbed of corruption, with the affluent elite often indulging in illegal activities and turning a blind eye to Gotham's suffering. The Veil, driven by a deep sense of justice, sought to hold these powerful figures accountable.

Their actions sent shockwaves through Brideshead and the rest of Gotham, challenging the status quo and leaving the city's elite in a state of unease and uncertainty. The Veil's relentless pursuit of justice sent a powerful message to the corrupt and powerful that they were not untouchable, and that the reckoning they had long avoided was finally catching up to them.

Characters

• Phantasm

Buildings

• Brentwood Academy

  • Unclaimed

• Gotham Children's Museum

  • Unclaimed

• Gotham Opera House

  • Phantasm

Coventry

Gotham City's Coventry district is a haven for intellectual pursuits and higher learning, boasting prestigious academic institutions and libraries that attract scholars, researchers, and students from all over. The district's ambiance is one of contemplation and the pursuit of knowledge.

At the heart of Coventry lies Coventry University, a world-renowned institution that offers a wide array of academic programs, from the sciences to the arts, and fosters an environment of innovation and intellectual curiosity. The university's grand buildings and sprawling campus make it an iconic landmark within the district.

The Gotham Aquarium, another notable location in Coventry, is a state-of-the-art facility that showcases a diverse range of marine life, providing educational opportunities for both the young and the old.

The district's control by the Order of St. Dumas came as a surprise to many, given Coventry's reputation as a peaceful and intellectual community. However, after Batman's retirement, a power vacuum emerged in Gotham, and various factions saw an opportunity to assert their control.

The Order of St. Dumas, a secretive and ancient religious organization with a fanatical devotion to cleansing Gotham of corruption and darkness, seized this moment to expand their influence. Drawing on their network of followers and supporters, they infiltrated Coventry's academic and intellectual circles, using their religious fervor to recruit new members and influence key figures.

With the district's reputation for seeking enlightenment, the Order of St. Dumas found fertile ground for their message of cleansing Gotham in holy fire. They manipulated public opinion and gathered followers who believed that their radical actions were necessary to bring about a purer and more virtuous Gotham.

As the Order's influence spread, they gained control over Coventry's academic institutions, libraries, and other intellectual centers. The Gotham University became a stronghold for the Order, and they used it as a base to spread their message of righteousness.

Coventry's reputation as a hub of learning was overshadowed by the growing presence of the fanatical Order, and the district became a focal point of tension and conflict within Gotham City.

Characters

• Azrael

• Willoughby Kipling

Buildings

• Coventry University

  • Azrael

• Gotham Aquarium

  • Unclaimed

• Gotham Public Library

  • Willoughby Kipling

Crown Point

Gotham City's Crown Point district is an affluent commercial hub, drawing in the city's elite and wealthy visitors. The streets are lined with high-end boutiques, luxury hotels, and exclusive dining establishments, creating an atmosphere of opulence and sophistication.

The Gotham Grand Hotel is a prestigious landmark in Crown Point, offering luxurious accommodations, top-tier amenities, and breathtaking views of the city's skyline. It attracts high-profile guests and dignitaries from all over, solidifying the district's reputation as a high-society destination.

The Kingdom's rise to control Crown Point began after Batman's retirement. The Kingdom, led by the cunning and ambitious Merlyn, saw an opportunity to seize control of the district and establish themselves as the dominant force in Gotham.

Merlyn's charismatic leadership and strategic brilliance allowed The Kingdom to infiltrate Crown Point's influential circles subtly. They manipulated business owners, politicians, and influential figures, gradually consolidating their control over the district's resources and establishments.

Crown Point's thriving commercial environment presented The Kingdom with a perfect cover for its activities. Behind the facade of luxury and opulence, they operated in the shadows, extending their influence and enforcing their will through fear and manipulation.

The district's high-end boutiques and luxury hotels became the perfect spots for The Kingdom to conduct clandestine meetings, exchange secrets, and solidify alliances. The Gotham Grand Hotel, in particular, became a focal point for the group's activities, serving as a base of operations.

The once-prosperous Crown Point district became a haven for The Kingdom's followers, who saw Merlyn as their God-King. They enforced his will with ruthless efficiency, using intimidation and violence to crush any opposition. The district's appearance of luxury and sophistication masked the growing power of The Kingdom, creating an illusion of stability and opulence while a dark reign of fear and control took hold beneath the surface.

Characters

• Merlyn

• Jason Blood

Buildings

• Crown Point Plaza

  • Unclaimed

• Gotham Grand Hotel

  • Merlyn

• Sacred Heart Convalescent Home

  • Jason Blood

Down River

Gotham City's Down River district is a gritty and industrial area located downstream from the bustling heart of the city. It is characterized by towering smokestacks, polluted rivers, and working-class neighborhoods struggling to make ends meet. The district's landscape is dominated by industrial factories and power plants, churning out smoke and waste, contributing to the city's pollution.

Ace Chemical Plant, a notorious and eerie landmark in Down River, serves as a grim reminder of a tragic incident that transformed a man into the infamous Joker. The plant's sinister history adds to the district's reputation as a place of darkness and danger.

The Iceberg Casino & Lounge, owned and operated by the cunning Oswald Cobblepot, is the district's most notable location. Behind its glitzy facade, the establishment serves as a clever front for Gotham's secret underground criminal networks.

After Batman's retirement, the power dynamics in Gotham City shifted, and various factions sought to capitalize on the vacuum left by the Dark Knight's absence. The Iceberg Lounge, long known for its criminal connections, saw an opportunity to expand its influence beyond the traditional criminal underworld.

Penguin, a shrewd and calculating mastermind, skillfully transformed the Iceberg Casino & Lounge into a completely legal and legitimate front. Under the guise of an upscale entertainment venue, the Lounge operated as a hub for criminal activities, acting as a meeting ground for various criminal organizations and offering a wide range of illicit services.

As the Lounge's influence grew, it began to control the illicit trade in Down River, including smuggling, illegal gambling, and extortion. The district's polluted environment provided cover for criminal activities, making it easier for the operation to go unnoticed.

Under Penguin's leadership, the Down River district became a tightly controlled territory, and anyone attempting to challenge the Iceberg Lounge's rule faced ruthless retaliation. The district's working-class neighborhoods became subjected to the Lounge's exploitation, with criminal activities infiltrating even the most mundane aspects of their lives.

Characters

• Penguin

• Ventriloquist I

• Ventriloquist II

Buildings

• Ace Chemical Plant

  • Ventriloquist II

• Gotham Power Plant

  • Unclaimed

• Iceberg Casino & Lounge

  • Penguin

• Riverside Museum

  • Ventriloquist I

Kubrick

Gotham City's Kubrick district is a vibrant and culturally rich area, renowned for its thriving arts scene and creative endeavors. The district is alive with theaters, galleries, and a diverse community of artists, writers, and performers. The atmosphere is electric, and it draws both locals and tourists alike, seeking to immerse themselves in the city's artistic heart.

The Gotham Art Museum, an architectural masterpiece, showcases a collection of masterpieces, contemporary works, and experimental art, making it a hub for the city's artistic expression and cultural exchange.

Gotham City Mercy Hospital, with its skilled medical staff and cutting-edge facilities, is essential in providing care to the district's residents and visitors alike. It serves as a sanctuary for those seeking healing and relief from the bustling city outside.

After Batman's retirement, the Enigma Alliance emerged from the shadows, captivating the artistic and intellectual community in Kubrick with their enigmatic puzzles and intricate mind games. Led by the brilliant and enigmatic Riddler, the Alliance sought to prove their intellectual superiority and dominance over Gotham's most creative minds.

The Gotham Academy, with its bright young minds, became a hotbed of Alliance recruitment, attracting students and faculty intrigued by the Riddler's intellectual challenges. The Gotham Art Museum, known for its openness to new perspectives, became a canvas for the Alliance's cryptic messages, as the Riddler turned the exhibits into puzzles.

Meanwhile, the Kubrick Theatre hosted elaborate events orchestrated by the Enigma Alliance, where performances were interwoven with riddles and puzzles, leaving the audience in awe of the Alliance's ingenuity and cunning.

With the Enigma Alliance firmly in control, Kubrick became a playground for the city's brightest minds, as they eagerly participated in the intellectual challenges set forth by the Riddler and his cohorts. The district embraced the mysterious allure of the Alliance, making Kubrick a hub for those seeking mental stimulation and the thrill of unraveling the Riddler's enigmatic schemes.

Characters

• Riddler

• Cypher

Buildings

• Gotham Academy

  • Unclaimed

• Gotham Art Museum

  • Cypher

• Gotham City Mercy Hospital

  • Leslie Thompkins

• Kubrick Theatre

  • Riddler

Narrows

Gotham City's Narrows district is a stark contrast to the glitz and glamour of other areas in the city. Dilapidated buildings, broken streets, and a sense of hopelessness pervade the district. The Narrows is home to those forgotten by society, struggling to survive amidst poverty, crime, and despair.

The Gotham Times, the district's newspaper, struggles to cover the hardships faced by the Narrows' residents. Their stories often go untold, as the city's attention remains fixated on more affluent areas. Despite the challenges, the Gotham Times strives to shed light on the issues plaguing the district, attempting to bring attention to the forgotten voices of the Narrows.

The Narrows Hospital, struggling to keep up with the growing demand for medical care, becomes a refuge for the injured and sick. However, resources are scarce, and the hospital often grapples with the overwhelming number of patients seeking help.

The Sionis Steel Mill, once an emblem of the district's industrial past, now stands as a haunting reminder of the Narrows' decline. Abandoned and crumbling, the steel mill serves as a symbol of the hardships faced by the district's residents, who once relied on such industries for their livelihood.

After Batman's retirement, a shadowy figure known as Black Mask seized the opportunity to exploit the vulnerable state of the Narrows. With a sinister plan in mind, Black Mask took control of the district, seeking to perpetuate its cycle of despair and crime.

Black Mask's criminal empire spread like cancer throughout the Narrows, preying on the desperate and disillusioned. Exploiting the poverty-stricken residents, he forced them into his ranks, turning the district into a breeding ground for criminals loyal to him.

To maintain his dominance, Black Mask used the Narrows as a hub for illicit activities, such as drug trafficking, illegal gambling, and other criminal enterprises. His influence permeated every aspect of the district, leaving little hope for its residents.

Characters

• Black Mask

• Ratcatcher

• Firefly

Buildings

• Gotham Times

  • Firefly

• Louis E. Grieve High School

  • Unclaimed

• Narrows Hospital

  • Ratcatcher

• Sionis Steel Mill

  • Black Mask

Park Row

Gotham City's Park Row district is a place of revitalization and hope. It all began when the Gotham City University (GCU) Campus expanded, incorporating private housing, shops, and various services. The city council recognized the potential of this revitalized area and voted to create a new district, reclaiming the name "Park Row" from Gotham's tragic history.

The city council's decision to reclaim the name was a symbol of redemption and renewal, a testament to Gotham's resilience and desire to heal from its troubled past. The district quickly became a beacon of hope, attracting people seeking refuge from the chaos and darkness that plagued the rest of Gotham City. It offered a fresh start, away from the criminal underbelly and constant danger that the city was notorious for.

The Daughters of the Bat, led by the formidable Batwoman, were instrumental in turning Park Row into a safe haven. With the retirement of Batman, they took up the mantle of protecting Gotham's citizens and found a special calling in the revitalized Park Row.

Caroline's Diner became a meeting point for those seeking help and protection, where the Daughters of the Bat extended their support and formed connections with the people they aimed to protect.

ElectroCity, a cutting-edge nightclub located in the district, gives its residents a place to blow off steam.

Gotham City University, a symbol of knowledge and progress, embraced the Daughters of the Bat's mission, supporting them in their efforts to maintain peace and security in Park Row.

Only O'Shaughnessy's, a local Irish pub, remains a black spot in the district after infamous assassin David Cain purchased the bar several months back.

As word spread about the sanctuary in Park Row, more and more people sought refuge there, including those who wished to escape the influence of various criminal factions in Gotham City. The Daughters of the Bat worked tirelessly to protect the district, patrolling its streets, thwarting crime, and providing a sense of security to its residents.

Characters

• Batwoman

• Batgirl

• Black Bat

Buildings

• Caroline's Diner

  • Black Bat

• ElectroCity

  • Batgirl

• Gotham City University

  • Batwoman

• O'Shaughnessy's

  • David Cain

Robinson Park

Gotham City's Robinson Park district is an oasis of tranquility nestled amidst the urban sprawl. The park is a lush and verdant sanctuary filled with botanical wonders, providing a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Over the years, Robinson Park has become a symbol of hope for ecological preservation and a reminder of the city's capacity for renewal.

The district's recent history took a significant turn after Batman's retirement. With the Dark Knight no longer patrolling the streets, various criminal factions sought to exploit Gotham's vulnerabilities. However, a group of dedicated individuals, known as the Verdant Guardians, emerged to protect the city's natural environment and promote ecological conservation.

Led by the brilliant and eco-conscious Poison Ivy and the elemental force known as Swamp Thing, the Verdant Guardians took it upon themselves to safeguard Robinson Park and its surrounding areas. Drawing from their deep connection to nature, they embraced a mission to preserve the city's delicate ecological balance.

Gotham's ecological challenges had been exacerbated by rampant industrialization, pollution, and neglect. Robinson Park, once threatened by the city's expansion, became the focal point of the Verdant Guardians' efforts to restore and protect nature.

The Forum of the 12 Caesars, an ancient Roman amphitheater within the park, became the Verdant Guardians' symbolic base of operations. It was here that they strategized, planned, and held council, rallying like-minded individuals to their cause.

Gotham Botanical Gardens, another important location in the district, was instrumental in the Verdant Guardians' education and advocacy efforts. They organized workshops, seminars, and public events to raise awareness about ecological preservation and sustainable practices, inspiring Gotham's citizens to actively engage in protecting their environment.

The Gotham City Reservoir, once an overlooked and neglected site, was transformed into a thriving wetland habitat, attracting diverse flora and fauna. The Verdant Guardians used their unique abilities to breathe life back into the reservoir, demonstrating the beauty and importance of preserving nature.

As the Verdant Guardians gained recognition and support from the public, they expanded their reach to other districts of Gotham, forging alliances with environmentalists, scientists, and concerned citizens. Together, they embarked on ambitious projects to revitalize green spaces, restore damaged ecosystems, and mitigate the impact of industrial pollution.

Characters

• Poison Ivy

• Swamp Thing

Buildings

• Forum of the 12 Caesars

  • Swamp Thing

• Gotham Botanical Gardens 

  • Poison Ivy

• Gotham City Reservoir

  • Aqualad

Upper East Side

Gotham City's Upper East Side district exudes opulence and extravagance, with towering skyscrapers housing luxurious penthouses, exclusive boutiques offering the finest goods, and elegant venues hosting prestigious social events. This affluent neighborhood has long been associated with the city's elite and is a symbol of wealth and privilege.

However, the recent history of the Upper East Side took a dark and unexpected turn after Batman's retirement. With the vigilante's absence, various criminal factions saw an opportunity to seize control of the district and exploit its lavish extravagance for their own twisted ends. Among these factions, a group known as the Feral Enclave emerged, harboring a sinister desire to unleash chaos and destruction.

Led by the ferocious Catman, along with the formidable Cheetah, the Feral Enclave is a coalition of individuals who embrace their animalistic instincts. Their primary motivation is to return Gotham City to what they see as a primal state, where they can hunt the rich and powerful, and revel in beastly savagery.

The Gotham Elite Club, once an exclusive members-only establishment catering to the wealthy and influential, now serves as the Feral Enclave's central hub. It's from here that they plan their sinister schemes and conduct secret meetings, surrounded by an air of danger and unpredictability.

One Gotham City Center, a prestigious and imposing building, now stands as a symbol of the Feral Enclave's control over the district. Its upper floors have been converted into the Enclave's stronghold, fiercely guarded by their loyal members.

With the district's luxury and glamour now overshadowed by a sinister underbelly, the citizens of Gotham find themselves on edge, unsure of who to trust. The Feral Enclave's grip over the Upper East Side threatens to plunge the city into an era of unrestrained savagery, making it a challenge for any remaining heroes to restore order and protect the innocent.

Characters

• Catman

• Cheetah

Buildings

• Gotham Elite Club

  • Cheetah

• One Gotham City Center

  • Catman

• R.H. Kane Building

  • Amanda Waller

• Wayne Penthouse

  • Lucius Fox

The southern island of Gotham City is a thriving hub of activity and diversity. Its districts paint a vivid picture of the city's bustling energy and multifaceted nature. Burnside pulsates with youthful vigor, Chinatown captivates with cultural richness, and the City Hall District becomes the epicenter of political power. The Diamond District dazzles with its treasures, while Docklands keeps the city's trade and commerce afloat.

The Fashion District sets the trends, the Financial District drives economic growth, and Old Gotham preserves the city's history. Tricorner & Blackgate represent the challenges of crime and punishment, while the Upper West Side exudes elegance and sophistication. Downtown is a dynamic tapestry where commerce, politics, culture, and crime converge, shaping the ever-evolving identity of Gotham City. It is a place where dreams are pursued, where ambition thrives, and where the eternal struggle between darkness and light unfolds.

Burnside

Gotham City's Burnside district is a lively and dynamic neighborhood, renowned for its youthful energy and contemporary charm. Amidst the trendy shops, vibrant cafes, and bustling nightlife, Burnside pulses with a sense of possibility. The district has become a haven for the city's young and creative minds, attracting artists, entrepreneurs, and students alike.

Recently, with Batman's retirement, Gotham City experienced a significant power vacuum. Sensing an opportunity to make a difference and confront the criminal element head-on, Catwoman took charge. She assembled a formidable team, uniting other strong-willed women to form the Gotham City Sirens, who were determined to protect the district and its citizens from harm.

As the district thrives with creative ambition, Wayne Industries, a symbol of economic prowess, stands as a reminder of the Sirens' connection to Bruce Wayne and his legacy. Selina Kyle, having once operated in the shadows of Batman's world, now found herself taking a more prominent role, using Wayne's resources to protect the district.

The Gotham City Sirens' presence brought about a transformation in Burnside, replacing fear with hope and despair with determination. As their reputation grew, so did the support of the district's residents, who rallied behind the Sirens' cause. Burnside now stands as a beacon of strength and defiance against Gotham's criminal elements, proving that even without Batman, heroes will rise to protect the city's soul.

Characters

• Catwoman

• Huntress

• Bluebird

• Ravager

Buildings

• Burnside College

  • Huntress

• Gotham Gazette

  • Unclaimed

• Wayne Industries

  • Catwoman

Chinatown

Gotham City's Chinatown district is a captivating and lively neighborhood, boasting a rich tapestry of cultural heritage and traditions. Its bustling streets are adorned with lanterns, and the air is filled with the aroma of authentic cuisine. Here, locals and visitors alike can immerse themselves in the vibrant markets, savoring the flavors of the East and celebrating ancient customs.

With Batman's retirement, a power vacuum emerged, providing an opportunity for the formidable Jade Serpents to rise and claim control over Chinatown. Led by the cunning and deadly Cheshire, this secretive and enigmatic criminal organization seeks to transform Gotham's underworld and prepare it for a complete takeover by the infamous Triad.

The Shao Lin Temple, with its serene façade, houses a hidden training ground where the Jade Serpents sharpen their combat skills, enhancing their prowess to ensure a seamless takeover. While the temple's true purpose remains veiled from the public eye, whispers of its association with the Jade Serpents spread through the district like an ancient legend.

Amidst the colorful and busy streets, Wong's Chinese Restaurant operates as a legitimate front for the Jade Serpents' criminal activities. Behind closed doors, the restaurant's backrooms host covert meetings, discussions of power plays, and strategic planning sessions to ensure the Serpents' dominance.

Through a blend of ancient traditions and modern strategies, the Jade Serpents seek to establish an unyielding grip on Gotham's criminal underworld, aligning themselves with the notorious Triad to solidify their control. As they tighten their hold on Chinatown, the district becomes a crucible for power struggles and clandestine machinations, where the Jade Serpents weave their enigmatic web of influence and prepare Gotham for a dark and uncertain future.

Characters

• Cheshire

• Katana

Buildings

• Noonan's Bar

  • Kyle Abbot

• Shao Lin Temple

  • Cheshire

• Widow Creek Elementary

  • Bluebird

• Wong's Chinese Restaurant

  • Katana

City Hall

Gotham City's City Hall district serves as the political epicenter of the city, housing various government offices and the iconic City Hall itself. It is a place where the decisions that shape Gotham's future are made, but beneath the veneer of democracy lies a dark and sinister influence—the Court of Owls.

As the city's hidden puppeteers, the Court of Owls seeks to return to the shadows where they can manipulate Gotham's destiny through corruption, fear, and assassinations. A secretive and ancient society, the Court operates in the shadows, pulling the strings of influential figures, politicians, and key city officials to further their malevolent agenda.

City Hall, an architectural masterpiece that stands tall in Gotham's skyline, is the literal and metaphorical center of power in the city. While it ostensibly represents justice and democracy, the Court has infiltrated its hallowed halls, ensuring their agents hold influential positions within the city's administration.

At the heart of Cathedral Square, the Statue of Justice stands tall, blindfolded and holding the scales of truth and fairness. Ironically, it is precisely the perversion of justice and the manipulation of truth that the Court of Owls seeks to achieve. Behind this serene statue lies a web of deception, with the Court orchestrating a masterful plan to control Gotham from within the very institutions meant to uphold its principles.

The Court of Owls' iron grip over City Hall allowed them to control the city's policies, finances, and law enforcement, ensuring their own interests were protected while Gotham's citizens remained unaware of the shadowy forces controlling their fate.

As the district continues to operate under the guise of democracy and justice, the Court of Owls' machinations steadily tightens their control over Gotham, concealing their malevolent intentions behind the city's political facade. Their influence stretches deep into the heart of the city, ensuring that their power remains unchallenged, and Gotham's citizens unwittingly remain at the mercy of their sinister plans.

Characters

• Lincoln March

• The Dealer

• The Talon

• Strix

Buildings

• Cathedral Square

  • The Dealer

• City Hall

  • Lincoln March

• Statue of Justice

  • The Talon

Diamond

Gotham City's Diamond district is a bustling hub of diamond and jewelry businesses, attracting affluent clients and investors from all over the world. Known for its high security and valuable treasures, the district houses some of the most prestigious jewelry stores and gemstone dealers in the city.

Recently, the district has fallen under the control of CryoTech Operations, a controversial organization that operates a unique cryo-prison facility. CryoTech's mission is to provide an alternative form of punishment, rehabilitation, and justice for Gotham's criminal population.

Located at the heart of the Diamond district is the Gotham Broadcasting Company, the most powerful media organization in Gotham covers news and events from all over the city. 

After Batman's retirement, CryoTech Operations saw an opportunity to expand its operations and influence across Gotham City. The absence of the Dark Knight left a void in the city's vigilante scene, creating an environment where CryoTech could operate without significant opposition.

Through strategic alliances, bribery, and manipulation, CryoTech gained control over the Diamond district's businesses, key organizations, and influential individuals. It presented itself as a technologically advanced and morally righteous organization, offering an alternative to Gotham's broken justice system.

Using their cryo-prison facility, CryoTech garnered public support by promising to rehabilitate criminals and offer a chance at redemption. However, behind this facade of justice lies a darker truth. Critics argue that the cryo-prison is an unethical form of punishment, effectively freezing criminals in time without addressing the root causes of their actions.

Characters

• Mr. Freeze

• Red Arrow

• Captain Cold 

Buildings

• Gotham Broadcasting Company

  • Lex Luthor

• Gotham Jewelers Guild

  • Mr. Freeze

• Thomas Wayne Middle School

  • Strix

• Wayne Exchange

  • Talon

Docklands

Gotham City's Docklands district is a lively and industrious area, situated along the city's harbor, where cargo ships, warehouses, and trade thrive. It serves as a crucial gateway for goods entering and leaving the city, making it a pivotal location for Gotham's economy.

However, in the recent past, the entire district has fallen under the control of the nefarious Rising Tide. This dangerous organization has a radical agenda to sink the islands of Gotham under the waves, transforming the city into a safe haven for criminals who are hunted by the Atlanteans.

The Gotham City Lighthouse, once a symbol of hope and guidance for sailors, has been taken over by the Rising Tide to serve as a base of operations. From this vantage point, they have expanded their control over the district, keeping a watchful eye on incoming and outgoing shipments.

Trident Intercontinental Shipping, a prominent shipping company, now operates at the behest of the Rising Tide. They use their influence over the company to manipulate shipments and control the flow of goods in and out of Gotham City, allowing them to extend their reach throughout the district.

Yellen Shipyard, a formerly reputable and bustling shipyard, has become a hub for Rising Tide's activities. They use the shipyard to store contraband and to maintain their fleet of vessels that aid them in their nefarious plans.

Now, the Docklands district is a hotbed of criminal activity, and the once-thriving harbor area has become a treacherous and dangerous place. The Rising Tide's sinister plan to sink the islands of Gotham under the waves poses a significant threat to the city, and the citizens are left fearful and uncertain about the future of their beloved Gotham.

Characters

• Killer Croc

• King Shark

• Orca

Buildings

• Falcone Warehousing

  • Ravager

• Gotham City Lighthouse

  • Killer Croc

• Trident Intercontinental Shipping

  • King Shark

• Yellen Shipyard

  • Orca

Fashion

Gotham City's Fashion district is a bustling and glamorous area, where style and creativity converge to give birth to the latest fashion trends. It is a hub for designer boutiques, fashion houses, and avant-garde studios, attracting fashion enthusiasts from all over.

However, the vibrant Fashion district has fallen under the control of the Wonderland Gang, a sinister organization with a cunning agenda. Their goal is to manipulate the fashion industry to spread their influence throughout Gotham, using it as a means to control the minds of its citizens.

Gotham Fashion House, once a prestigious and innovative fashion institution, has now become a front for the Wonderland Gang's operations. They use their influence over designers and fashion influencers to subtly introduce mind-controlling elements into the latest trends, ensuring that their influence permeates the city's fashion scene.

Trendsetter's Emporium, a popular boutique known for setting trends, has been taken over by the Wonderland Gang to act as a distribution center for their mind-controlling fashion items. From here, they spread their tainted designs to other fashion outlets throughout the district.

The rise of the Wonderland Gang to control the Fashion district can be traced back to Batman's retirement. With the Dark Knight no longer protecting the city, a void of power and authority was left in Gotham. Criminal factions sought to seize control over various districts, and the Wonderland Gang saw an opportunity in the Fashion district.

Gradually, the Wonderland Gang extended its influence and manipulation over the Fashion district, gaining control of fashion events, influencers, and key establishments. They introduced their tainted designs, subtly incorporating mind-controlling elements into the latest trends, ensuring that their sinister influence spread like wildfire.

As their grip on the Fashion district tightened, they began using their mind-control techniques to sway public opinion, subtly influencing the thoughts and desires of Gotham's citizens. The citizens, unaware of the insidious manipulation, unknowingly embraced the Wonderland Gang's influence, making them pawns in the Gang's dangerous game.

Characters

• Mad Hatter

• Killer Moth

Buildings

• Gotham Fashion House

  • Killer Moth

• Gotham Museum of Antiquities

  • Captain Cold

• Trendsetter's Emporium

  • Mad Hatter

Financial

Gotham City's Financial district is a bustling and dynamic center of economic activity. Dominated by towering skyscrapers housing prestigious banks, corporate headquarters, and financial institutions, this district is the heartbeat of Gotham's economy.

However, a sinister shadow now looms over the Financial district as it has fallen under the control of the deadly and secretive League of Assassins. Led by the enigmatic Ra's al Ghul, the League seeks to bring about a radical transformation of Gotham City. Their goal is to burn the city to the ground, symbolizing the destruction of the old and corrupt society, so that a new and purified Gotham can rise from its ashes.

Club Vesuvius, a lavish and exclusive nightspot, now serves as a clandestine meeting place for the League's members. Beneath its glamorous facade, dark plots are hatched, and deadly conspiracies are planned to further their destructive agenda.

Wayne Finance, a prominent financial institution, has also fallen under the League's influence. As one of Gotham's most influential companies, its corruption and downfall are central to the League's mission to bring Gotham to its knees.

The rise of the League of Assassins to control the Financial district can be attributed to Batman's retirement. With the Dark Knight no longer patrolling the streets of Gotham, the city's criminal factions saw an opportunity to seize control over various districts, and the League was no exception.

Gradually, the League tightened its grip on the Financial district, consolidating its control over banks, corporations, and financial institutions. They used their vast resources and strategies to sow discord, weaken Gotham's economy, and undermine the city's stability.

Characters

• Ra's al Ghul

• Talia al Ghul

• Lady Shiva

• David Cain

• Whisper A'Daire

• Kyle Abbot

Buildings

• Club Vesuvius

  • Whisper A'Daire

• Gotham Stock Exchange

  • Ra's al Ghul

• Strader Pharmaceuticals

  • Lady Shiva

• Wayne Finance

  • Talia al Ghul

Old Gotham

Gotham City's Old Gotham district is the historic heart of the city, a place where iconic architecture, cobblestone streets, and a sense of nostalgia blend together to create a unique and enduring atmosphere. It is a district rich in history and culture, with many of Gotham's oldest iconic buildings located here.

After Batman's retirement, the Old Gotham district became a focal point for the city's future. With the Dark Knight no longer protecting Gotham, there was a growing concern about the rise of crime and corruption in the city. Many feared that without Batman's presence, Gotham would descend into chaos.

It was during this time of uncertainty that The Signal emerged as a new vigilante, seeking to carry on Batman's legacy and protect Gotham from the shadows. The Signal is led by Barbara Gordon, also known as Oracle, who has taken up the mantle of mentorship and guidance for young Damian Wayne, the son of Batman and Talia al Ghul.

In their efforts to control the Old Gotham district, The Signal has established a secret headquarters hidden within the historic Gotham Clock Tower. From this base, they coordinate their operations and gather intelligence to combat the rising crime in the city.

Wayne Tower, the iconic skyscraper belonging to the Wayne family, has also become a focal point for The Signal. As a symbol of hope and philanthropy, Wayne Tower serves as a beacon for The Signal's mission to preserve Batman's legacy while also providing resources and support for their endeavors.

Under The Signal's leadership, the Old Gotham district has seen a renewed sense of hope and security. The nostalgic and historic heart of the city now serves as a stronghold for those who wish to uphold Batman's legacy and protect Gotham from the shadows. The Signal's presence in Old Gotham represents a beacon of hope for the city, reassuring its citizens that the legacy of the Dark Knight lives on and that Gotham is not without its protectors.

Characters

• Oracle

• Damian Wayne

• Calvin Rose

Buildings

• G.C.P.D. Headquarters

  • James Gordon

• Gotham Clock Tower

  • Oracle

• Wayne Tower

  • Damian Wayne

Tricorner & Blackgate

Gotham City's Tricorner & Blackgate district is a unique and diverse area comprising two separate islands located south of Downtown Island. Tricorner Island is characterized by its prominent shipping yards and docks, serving as a vital hub for trade and commerce in Gotham. On the other hand, Blackgate Isle is notorious for housing the infamous Blackgate Penitentiary, where the city's dangerous criminals are incarcerated.

In the wake of Batman's retirement, the Tricorner & Blackgate district faced a surge in criminal activity and lawlessness. With the absence of the Dark Knight, crime organizations and supervillains attempted to seize control of the district.

Amidst this turmoil, a group of skilled and resourceful individuals came together to form the Gotham City Private Investigators. Led by none other than Renee Montoya, this heroic group sought to fill the void left by Batman's departure.

The Gotham City Private Investigators operate from a hidden base located on Tricorner Island. From here, they conduct diligent investigations into crimes, gather crucial intelligence, and work to dismantle criminal networks that threaten the city's safety. The group utilizes advanced surveillance technology, expert detective skills, and their knowledge of the city's underbelly to stay one step ahead of the criminals.

The rise of the Gotham City Private Investigators has brought a sense of reassurance and hope to the Tricorner & Blackgate district. Their tireless efforts to maintain order and combat crime have earned them the respect and admiration of the local populace, who have come to see them as the new protectors of Gotham in the absence of Batman.

Characters

• The Question

• James Gordon

• Harvey Bullock

• Crispus Allen

• Lyle Bolton 

Buildings

• Admiral Docks

  • Harvey Bullock

• Blackgate Penitentiary

  • Lyle Bolton

• Tricorner Yards

  • The Question

Upper West Side

Gotham City's Upper West Side district is a picturesque area, offering a mix of elegant residences, cultural institutions, and scenic parks. The district's charm and beauty draw in both residents and visitors alike.

However, a year ago, the retirement of Batman left a void in Gotham's vigilantism, leading to a rise in criminal activity. Taking advantage of this chaos, a mysterious and enigmatic group known as the Duality League emerged and swiftly established control over the Upper West Side.

The League's headquarters, known as Beacon Tower, looms tall over the district, serving as a symbol of their dominance. From this shadowy lair, they orchestrate their operations to capture individuals they consider guilty. Utilizing advanced surveillance technology and cunning strategies, they track and apprehend their targets, often using their knowledge of the city's layout to their advantage.

In their quest for justice, the Duality League has made the Gotham City Superior Courthouse one of their targets. They perceive the justice system as corrupt and ineffective, and they take extreme measures to rectify what they see as a failure of the law.

The Duality League's rise to control over the Upper West Side has instilled a sense of unease among both heroes and villains alike. Many have gone into hiding, while others seek to resist the League's oppressive rule. The once-thriving district has become a battleground between justice and vigilantism.

Characters

• Two-Face

• Creeper

Buildings

• Beacon Tower

  • Creeper

• Gotham City Superior Courthouse

  • Two-Face

• Gotham Museum of Art

  • Crispus Allen

• Wayne Observatory

  • Red Arrow