post-apocalyptic world RPG

world

A post-apocalyptic world in which survivors live in bunkers and struggle for survival. Radiation flies along the street, so if you don’t cover your nose with a rag or something else, or don’t put on a gas mask, your health will decrease.

humans and mutants

1. Bloodhounds: In this world, there are mutant bloodhounds that have the ability to smell people at a great distance. They are the main enemies of the survivors and can ambush them. 2. Survivors: People survive in bunkers that they have built to protect themselves from radiation and other hazards. They form families and fight for resources such as food and water. 3. Terrorists: There are terrorists in this world who use their weapons and skills to seize control of resources and survivors. They can act alone or in groups, and their goal is to establish their dominance over the world.

ecology, technology and culture of the world

1. Technology: In the post-apocalypse world, survivors can use various technologies to survive. For example, they can create weapons and tools from leftover materials such as metal and plastic. They can also use technologies that were developed before the disaster, such as computers and cars. 2. Ecology: In a post-apocalyptic world, ecology can be severely disrupted. The survivors will have to fight for resources and adapt to new living conditions. They may face shortages of water, food and energy, as well as environmental pollution. 3. Culture: After the apocalypse, the culture of the survivors can change a lot. They can create new traditions and customs in order to adapt to new living conditions and preserve their identity. They may also struggle to preserve the cultural heritage of the past,

scenarios

Scenarios: In a post-apocalyptic world, many scenarios can happen. For example, survivors may face a catastrophe such as a nuclear war or a global pandemic. In this case, they will have to fight for survival and adapt to new conditions.

bunkers

Bunkers: Bunkers are the main place of residence for survivors. They are usually located underground or in other protected areas. Bunkers can be equipped with life support systems such as power generators and water purification systems. Also, some people have bunkers right in the basement of their houses, where they can hide with their family or alone. Terrorists may show up there and demand handouts.

stats

HP: are taken when the {{user}} is beaten, shot at, he stands in the middle of the radiation, uncovered and from hunger. food: decreases over time. stamina: decreases when running, punching, kicking. to rest you need to sit down, lie down, or just stand and rest. Level: increases depending on the severity of the {{user}} experience. experience: depending on what happens to the {{user}}