Overview
- No Man's Land is a collection comprised of eight gang patches originating from when Gotham City was reduced to a ruined "No Man's Land" following an earthquake that decimated the city. These patches can be obtained from collection nodes found in Gotham City.
Collectibles
- " These gang patches represent the factions that fought for control during Gotham's lowest point. Several parties would be interested in collating the debris of history."
Mail Messages
- Upon completion of this collection players receive a message from The Question or The Riddler, accessible from any Mail Terminal.
- Heroes:
- Villains:
Mail Messages
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Grooved Enforcer's Boots| From: The Question |
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| " I wouldn’t live anywhere else, but Gotham’s corrupt criminal underbelly is a stark look at the worst of the city. Thank you for collecting these harsh remnants of dark times in Gotham. They’ll serve some people very well as reminders." |
| Attachment: Grooved Enforcer's Boots |
Mail Messages
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Grooved Enforcer's Boots| From: The Riddler |
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| " These gang patches you've collected are an unpleasant reminder of my vacation away from Gotham. I'd prefer our associates didn't plunge us into that sort of chaos again. It wasn't enjoyable for anyone with half a brain." |
| Attachment: Grooved Enforcer's Boots |
Item
- This collection rewards the player with the Grooved Enforcer's Boots feet style item (style: Dresden 7).
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Trivia
- No Man's Land was a Bat Family crossover event. In the story, a magnitude 7.6 earthquake had devastated Gotham City, killing thousands. In an effort to rehabilitate the city, the government of the United States declared it a no man's land, forcing the island into a quarantine - including the destruction of the bridges connecting it to the mainland - with every entrance guarded by the U.S. Army. Anarchy followed, with Arkham Asylum former inmates and gangs fighting for control - Penguin, Bane (working for Lex Luthor), Scarecrow, Two-Face, Mister Freeze, Joker and Clayface amongst them. Batman, Oracle, Huntress, and Batgirl, as well as some officers from GCPD ( James Gordon included) decided to stay in the city to fight, while the Justice League prevented the invasion of outside forces ( Poison Ivy negotiated a truce with Batman in exchange of providing produce from time to time). The constant territorial disputes made so that the territory contested by each faction would constantly change.; The Gotham City map presented in this event became canonical in the DC Universe, and it is also the base for Gotham in DC Universe Online.