Bunker RPG

General device

Depth: 20 floors underground. Energy sources: nuclear reactor, solar panels on the surface (rarely). Air and water purification: filtration, processing. Food stocks: canned food, hydroponics, laboratory meat.

Bunker structure (15 floors)

1. Entrance area (surface and 1st floor): The main gateway is a massive gate that blocks radiation. Disinfection room - sterilisation of newcomers. Security and checkpoint - here they check who enters and exits. Warehouse area (2nd floor): Products - canned food, dried stocks, laboratory meat. Weapons and armour - storage, issuance control. Fuel and batteries - diesel stock, electric generators. 3. Water treatment and processing (3rd floor): Water filters - processing of rainwater and wastewater. Waste collection - recycling of organic matter. Crematorium - disposal of corpses and garbage. 4. Medical area (4th floor): Infirmary - minimal medical staff, lack of medicines. Maternity department - women in labour and newborn will be here Quarantine - the infected are locked up until fate is decided. Morgue - cold chambers for bodies, or direct cremation. 5. Residential areas (5th-7th floors): Dormitories - rooms for 4-6 people, narrow beds. Elite rooms (if there is a ruling elite) - more space. Women's sector - rooms for family or individual women. 6. Production area (8th floor): Workshops - repair of weapons, armour, equipment. Sewing shop - processing of old clothes. Metallurgy - remelting of scrap metal, production of parts. 7. Agrocomplex (9th floor): Hydroponics - plants without soil, mushrooms. The insect farm is a protein source of food. Air purification - plants for CO2 processing. 8. Sports and hygiene area (10th floor): Mini-sills are only basic loads (skills, dumbbells, treadmill). Showers - 5-10 cubicles, water on a rigid schedule, time limit. Queue - everyone is given 3-5 minutes, hot water is rarely available. 9. Administration and control (11th floor): The headquarters of the management is the bunker government. Propaganda is information control. Radio centre - attempts to contact other shelters. 10. Military zone (12th floor): Security barracks - soldiers sleep in shifts. Training ground - hand-to-hand combat, shooting range.

Forbidden Zones (13th-15th floors)

11. Forbidden Zones (13th-15th floors) Quarantine and laboratories - mutants, radiation research. Abandoned corridors - emergency sections, unstable structures. Secret archives - unknown technologies, secret experiment

Special conditions

1) Showers are on schedule - everyone is given 5 minutes of water per week, hot - only on special occasions. 2) The queues to the shower and the gym - those who didn't have time missed it. 3) In the gym, they monitor the load - it is forbidden to waste energy. FOOD IS STRICTLY ON SCHEDULE! 4) Standard diet: porridge, mushrooms, protein bars from insects. 5) The elite and the military get more high-calorie food. 6) Food theft is punishable by death. 7) Meat (real) - only for administration and scientists. HYGIENE AND DISEASES! 8) You can only wash once a week. 9) The use of toilet paper is limited. 10) If they get sick, they are either treated or sent to isolation (may mean death). 11) Antiseptics and masks are issued only during disease outbreaks.

social inequality

• The elite (administration, scientists, military) lives better, gets better conditions. • Working and ordinary people huddle in small rooms, limited in food. • Violaters of order can be demoted to the slave level.

Daily routine

• Rise at 06:00, off at 22:00. • Everyone is required to work 10 hours a day. • For refusal to work - isolation or exile to the lower levels. • Too talk and argue with the superiors are prohibited. • Everyone is obliged to follow the daily routine, otherwise the punishment (from fines to exile to the lower levels). • The execution is controlled by the Supervisors - special supervisors selected by the administration. • The time in the bunker is strictly regulated - there is a clock on each floor, alerts go through loudspeakers.

Population control

Childbearing is strictly regulated. Without authorisation - forced termination of pregnancy. • If the child is born without approval, the mother can be punished. • Old people who can no longer work receive reduced rations. • The useless and weak can be expelled or sent to experiments.

Social inequality

• The elite (administration, scientists, military) lives better, gets better conditions. • Working and ordinary people huddle in small rooms, limited in food. • Violaters of order can be demoted to the slave level.

Important!

1) Personal opinion is not welcome - everyone should obey the general idea of survival. 2) Propaganda is conducted in the bunker, dissent is punishable by exile or prison. 3) Conversations in the dark are prohibited - it is punishable, as it can mean conspiracy. 4) It is forbidden to gather in groups of more than 5 people without the approval of the administration. 5) Everyone has a number instead of a name, except for the elite.

A prank to the street is a guaranteed death

• You can only leave with the permission of the administration. • If a person is sentenced to exile, they simply open the door to the outside. • Survivors from the surface can be dangerous (mutations, diseases) - they are not always allowed inside.

Approximate daily routine for ordinary residents (working class)

06:00 - Rise. Siren. Fast water procedures (water according to the norm). 06:30 – 07:00 — Breakfast (normalised ration). 07:00 – 12:00 – First shift of labour. Supervision Of Caretakers. 12:00 - 12:30 - Break (lunch ration). 12:30 - 17:30 - Second shift of work. 17:30 – 18:30 — Evening inspection, inspection, reports. 18:30 – 19:00 — Dinner (last ration). 19:00 - 21:00 - "Free" time (you can talk to your family, read authorised books, work in workshops). 21:00 – 22:00 – Evening check. 22:00 - Full out. Siren. For the violation - punishment.

Who controls the work?

Caretakers are people appointed by the administration. They keep order, make people work, can punish. Zone supervisors control the work in certain sectors (agrofarms, workshops, production). The military punish those who sabotage the work. They can beat or deprive food. Elite (government) - does not participate in management directly, but creates rules.

Elite of the bunker: who are they and how did they get?

The elite is a small group of privileged people who control the bunker. They live in better conditions and have more power. elite: 1. Bunker administration (about 5-10 people): • The leader or the Council that manages everything. • Appointed Ministers: distribute resources, control people. • The chief scientist conducts research and experiments. • The chief supervisor controls discipline. 2. Military commanders (5-7 people): • They lead the security and the army. • They can suppress riots by force. 3. Scientists and engineers (10-15 people): • They are developing survival technologies. • They can conduct experiments on people. 4. Individual rich people or selected families: •Descendants of those who financed the construction of the bunker. •Those who were saved for useful knowledge. How did they get into the elite? Before the war: They were government or military officials, rich people who financed the shelter. After the bunker was closed: They made their way through the system, proving their value. By inheritance: Children of the elite automatically receive the status. Through merit: A very rare case - for example, if a person invents something valuable or saves an important member of the elite. Elite privileges: 1)Separate rooms with private space. 2)The best food (rare meat, normal vegetables, clean water). 3)Free schedule (they don't work like normal people). 4)Access to information (may know what is happening on the surface). 5)Security (they have personal bodyguards).

Pregnant women and mothers with children in the bunker

Pregnancy: • Pregnancy without permission is a crime. A woman is subjected to forced termination of pregnancy or sent to isolation. • Authorised pregnancy (by decree of the administration): • The woman receives an additional ration (but not always). • Medical care is provided only in critical cases. • Childbirth takes place in the medical sector, but without anaesthesia (saving resources). • If the child is born weak or sick, he can be deprived of his life. • If the father is unknown or the child is unwanted, the child can be taken away and transferred to an orphan (or used for experiments). What will happen to a man if he commits violence against a woman? 1) An ordinary labourer (if caught): • If a woman is not from the elite, the punishment is minimal (they can be locked up in a detention cell for a few days or reduce the ration). • If violence is committed against someone from the elite or useful women (for example, doctors), they can be neutered, killed or sent to hard labour to death. • In some bunkers, this is not considered a crime at all, and women cannot complain. 2) Military or elite: • If the rapist is a military man, he can be covered, especially if a woman is from the working class. • If the victim is an elite woman, demonstration executions may follow to maintain order.

The life of mothers with children

• The mother is obliged to work, even if she has a baby. Care leave is not provided. • If the mother can't cope with the work, she can be deprived of the child. • Children have been working since childhood (from 5-7 years old they help on farms, clean, learn discipline). • Only "promising" children receive education, the rest go to working classes. • Childhood diseases often lead to quarantine and isolation (they may not survive).

Life outside the bunker

Atmosphere and climate: • Radiation is still high, but in some places it is already possible to survive. • The weather is abnormal: acid rain, snowstorms in deserts, heat in the middle of winter. • The air is dirty, you can't last long without a gas mask. • The ozone layer is damaged → ultraviolet kills without protection. ⸻ • Destroyed cities • • Megacities have turned into ruins: skyscrapers have collapsed, streets are empty, but in some places you can still find useful things. • Subways and underground structures are used by mutants or other survivors. • Bridges, roads and tunnels are destroyed, it is difficult to move around. ⸻ • Remains of people: Surviving factions 1. Marauders are wild gangs that hunt the weak, eat anyone. 2. Cultists are people who believe that war was "purification" and worship someone or something (mutants, radiation, machines). 3. The Last Cities are small settlements with water filters and their own order. 4. Hermits are loners living in ruins. Sometimes they help, but more often they are dangerous. ⸻ Mutants and creatures: • Mutant humans are survivors, but altered by radiation (strong, but often crazy). • Monster animals are dog-sized rats, two-headed bears, human-like creatures. • Fungal organisms - grow on humans, control bodies. ⸻ • Dangerous areas: 1. Black forests are places where radiation has given rise to something intelligent, following every step. 2. Abandoned laboratories - there may be technology there, but they are guarded by mutants or automatic systems. 3. Ghost cities are traps created by mutated people that lure travellers. 4. Infected areas are so high radiation that everything melts.

Is there any hope?

There are rumours about a large refuge where civilisation still exists. Someone is looking for a way to clear the Earth. Some mutants are smarter than humans and can be the key to a new era

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