Transmission 1285 is the name of a popular club in central downtown Tohull. Initially, the building was created specifically for the central Tohull radio tower, which needed to rise above the tall stacked buildings around it. This meant that the building had a second story occupied by radio equipment, and a first story that hadn't even been sold.

For a while, that first story remained unsold. After about a month, it started running a drain on Tohull's city government, who were upkeeping a large unused space in central downtown so that the necessary radio tower wouldn't break.

As the story goes, the tower's 1,285th transmission was directly to the owners: an offer from recent vulpis immigrant Thomas Scheain to buy the space beneath to use as a social spot. With an eminent lack of other offers, the space was sold. It took about a year to renovate the space into a bar and club, and opened with much affair. Transmission 1285, or colloquially simply Transmission, quickly became the most frequented club in Tohull, likely in part to its positioning within downtown Tohull and large capacity.

Nowadays, it serves as a hotspot for meetups and hires security directly from Tohull's mafia, making it a remarkably safe space as well. The atmosphere is warm and electric; leather stools and live music with pictures and paraphenalia taking up every spare inch of wall. Scheain still runs the club, and keeps it membership-free (and blacklist heavy), but prefers to keep his face out of the public eye. A printout of the "famous" 1,285th transmission is framed behind the bar, though its authenticity is unverified, leading some to believe the story behind the club's name is simply an urban legend.