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TheQueensGuard
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Original poster
December 2019
A remote area in Alaska has gone dark, presumably due to the heavy snowstorms through out winter. We have a small window of time to make contact with the people in the area, most importantly the science outpost Sulvard Biological Center or the SBC short. The SBC is a military outpost, but primarily thought to just be a science center that studies the effects of chemical compounds on organic life. When the latest storm hit, a monstrous blizzard that lasted nearly three weeks, has the compound completely silent.
The nearby town of Sulvard is your secondary objective, the people there have also seemingly disappeared. The whole ordeal has a strange smell, and thats why they are sending in a team to check on the scientists at the SBC, as well as the citizens in the area. What ever happened is unknown to use, and completely confidential once we find out what exactly happened.
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Sulvard
A small rural town built by the families of the military personal that lived on site at the SBC. Located in the middle of a dense forest, many hunting lodges are hidden among the now frozen river. The city only houses a few notable buildings, such as a single school, police and fire station, library, and grocery store.
A few miles away is the SBC, a fenced off military compound with a small airstrip, multiple barracks and watch towers, and a large singular science building.
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Character Sheet
Name:
Age:
Gender:
Sexual Orientation:
Blood Type:
Height:
Weight:
Gear: (What is on you at all times, from the clothes on your back to what is in your pockets.
Equipment: (What do you keep in your pack? Things that will help you survive the blistering cold nights, and fight off wildlife, and other potential dangers.
Personality:
Likes:
Dislikes:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Phobias, Ailments, Etc.:
History: Optional
Occupation: (Team Roles: Scientist, Soldier, Engineer, Doctor, etc.) [Survivor: A few lucky people have managed to survive the storm and the dangers that lurk with it. Later on I will grant people the option to play as a survivor in the town.]
Rules:
Standard Iwaku rules apply
Swearing, Blood and Gore, Alcohol and Drug use, and more is highly possible within this RP
Post once a week, if you can't let me know ASAP. If you break this rule your character CAN die
Each post much be a good, two paragraph length.
Make your character unique, nothing generic
Real picture or realistic drawing only
You can have up to three characters, but must have at least one government role before making a survivor.
I'm accepting six other players for a total of seven, once you're character is accepted you're position is locked in.
Have fun, respect others, and I do have final say
Things To Know:
Only the Strong Survive
In order for this to be a Survival Roleplay, every character has the potential to die. I will warn you if what you post is on the verge of getting your character killed. For example; if you think you're character can take on a dozen infected with a baseball bat, you are mistaken.
The Weather is your enemy
While we will be facing physical threats such as wildlife and infected people, Mother Nature herself is against you. If you're character doesn't stay warm, he/she can lose limbs, get sick, or die. Make sure you wear proper clothing, and keep a fire lit during the cold nights.
Fire is your Friend
The warmth of a fire can not only warm your body, but keep creatures like wolves away. It can sooth your mind, keep you from getting sick, and help prevent infection.
Fire is also an effective weapon against the infected.
Beware Blood
While our characters may not know it, the virus infecting the people in and around the SBC resides in the blood and other bodily fluids. If an infected persons blood enters your body, you have a high chance of being infected. However, if you catch the infection in the early stages you can treat the infection with warmth. Eating warm foods, staying close to a fire, and keeping away from the cold helps fend off the first two stages of infection.
Stage One of Infection: Cold chills throughout body, primary around the place of infection. Fingers and Toes start to go numb.
Stage Two of Infection: Cold chills are replaced by hot flashes throughout the body as the virus spreads. Arms and legs soon go numb as well.
Stage Three of Infection: The hot flashes become a fever, and the infected person suffers short term memory loss. The numbness spreads throughout the rest of the body. Once the body and mind reach stage 3, treatment and it no longer curable by any known means.
Stage Four of Infection: The fever stops, and the infection takes hold of the mind. The short term memory becomes long term, and the infected starts to lose memory of past life, only retaining basic knowledge. They become hostile, and develop an excessive appetite.
Stage Five of Infection: Most of the infects memory is gone. Along with any humanity. Retaining the ability to use tools and weaponry, along with the hostility to hunt down animals and surviving humans. Most infected also retain the ability to speak basic language. The infected recognize other infected and often work together. They also show signs of increased pain tolerance.
Stage Two of Infection: Cold chills are replaced by hot flashes throughout the body as the virus spreads. Arms and legs soon go numb as well.
Stage Three of Infection: The hot flashes become a fever, and the infected person suffers short term memory loss. The numbness spreads throughout the rest of the body. Once the body and mind reach stage 3, treatment and it no longer curable by any known means.
Stage Four of Infection: The fever stops, and the infection takes hold of the mind. The short term memory becomes long term, and the infected starts to lose memory of past life, only retaining basic knowledge. They become hostile, and develop an excessive appetite.
Stage Five of Infection: Most of the infects memory is gone. Along with any humanity. Retaining the ability to use tools and weaponry, along with the hostility to hunt down animals and surviving humans. Most infected also retain the ability to speak basic language. The infected recognize other infected and often work together. They also show signs of increased pain tolerance.
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