The main part of Dobryninskaya, home to a poorer but still resilient Hansa population.

A notable station, part of HANZA's ring line. Each entrance is well-guarded from behind their sealed doors, all of them crafted out of thick scrap metal. There's a short connection to Serpukhovskaya station to the south.

A central point in Dobryninskaya, a large open area that's been converted into a tavern-like space. Known for it's decent alcohol and poor food, but still serves as a good meeting place, one often chosen by quest-takers for discussions.

Part of a double-station city, the southern half of the station. To those coming from the north, it is seemingly just a continuation of the city of Dobryninskaya, albeit a storage and industrial shift. Southerners see it as a lightly guarded gate.

The west side of Tul'Skaya Station. This side contains the Overseer's office and most of the living quarters.

An open area that has several tables, all of which are selling some commodity or other. It's as equally poorly lit as any other part of the station, but the lights are more dispersed, allowing for each trader to show off their wares.

A small converted room that has been turned into a living quarters and office for the station's overseer. One can walk in at almost any time, but it's requested through a sign on the door that you "KNOCK PLEASE."

This area is both slightly dark and slightly damp. As anybody enters, they are immediately introduced to a quiet environment, broken only by the sound of a cough or the hiss of a lamp.

As you walk in from the gates, you are greeted by ramps on either side of the rails that lead up into the Rail Platform, an open area where several people sit or stand, either in stony silence or speak quietly.

The eastern side of Tul'Skaya station. There's not much here beyond a tall stairway, seemingly to surface access. The stairs are covered in slowly running water that drips down from cracks in the ceiling and the doors up at the upper metro level.

The southernmost station for the Commonwealth of stations of the Ring Line, or HANZA. The double gate, surrounded by wooden walls, are guarded by around three or four sentries as you walk up.

This tunnel travels north-south in between the stations Serpukhovskaya and Tul'Skaya, and is controlled by HANZA.

The north-south tunnel that leads from the habited station of Tul'Skaya into Nagatinskaya. The tunnel is mostly abandoned, with the exception of a few insects, and is entirely unlit.