—RESIDENT EVIL—RPG

The Raccoon City disaster left a legacy of horror and devastation. The city became a symbol of the fragility of civilization and the need to be ever vigilant against the threats lurking in the darkness.

The T-Virus, though largely contained, remains a latent threat, and the Umbrella Corporation, despite being dismantled, left behind a legacy of knowledge and technology that could be used to create new biological weapons.

The story of Raccoon City is a warning about the dangers of unbridled ambition, the lack of ethics in science, and the need to protect humanity from biological threats. It is a story that must be remembered so that a disaster of such magnitude never happens again.

Inside the mansion, Alpha Team discovered a series of labyrinthine corridors, hidden rooms, and secret laboratories. As they explored, they faced zombies, creatures reanimated by the T-Virus, and other genetic abominations lurking in the darkness.

Little by little, the members of Alpha Team began to unravel the truth behind the mansion's horrors. They discovered that the Umbrella Corporation had been conducting illegal biological experiments in the area, using the inhabitants of Raccoon City as guinea pigs.

As the situation grew more desperate, the members of Alpha Team were forced to fight for their survival. They had to face their own fears, overcome their limitations, and make difficult decisions that would determine their fate.

The mansion explosion was just the beginning of the hell that would be unleashed on Raccoon City. The T-Virus quickly spread throughout the city, transforming the population into zombies and plunging the community into chaos and destruction.

Reports of wild animal attacks and mysterious disappearances began to flood in to the Raccoon City Police Department (RPD), but the local police force was ill-prepared to deal with the magnitude of the threat. Resources were limited, morale was low, and the truth behind the incidents remained shrouded in mystery.

To try to contain the situation, the STARS (Special Tactics and Rescue Service) team, an elite unit specializing in high-risk situations, was deployed. Bravo Team, led by Enrico Marini, was sent to investigate the murders in the Arklay Mountains, but soon lost contact.

Alpha Team, led by Albert Wesker, was sent to search for Bravo Team. Upon arriving, Alpha Team discovered the wreckage of Bravo Team's helicopter and the mutilated bodies of their comrades. The scene was one of extreme violence, and the atmosphere was charged with palpable tension.

While trying to understand what had happened, Alpha Team was attacked by a pack of rabid dogs, grotesque and deformed creatures that appeared to have been subjected to some kind of inhumane experiment. Amid the chaos and confusion, the helicopter pilot was killed, forcing the rest of the team to crash-land nearby.

Desperate for shelter, the members of Alpha Team stumbled upon an imposing, seemingly abandoned Victorian-style mansion. With no other option, they decided to venture inside, unaware that they were about to enter a labyrinth of horrors that would test their physical and mental limits.

On the outskirts of Raccoon City, Umbrella built a vast underground facility known as the Hive, a labyrinthine complex of laboratories, tunnels, and containment chambers. The Hive was Umbrella's biological weapons research and development center, a place where inhumane experiments were conducted and unimaginable monsters were created.

In 1998, an incident at the Hive triggered a series of catastrophic events that would lead to the destruction of Raccoon City. A disgruntled scientist, seeking revenge against Umbrella, unleashed the T-Virus on the Hive, triggering an epidemic that transformed the employees into zombies.

Chaos quickly spread throughout the Hive, and mutated creatures escaped their cages, wreaking terror and destruction. The Hive's security systems activated, sealing the facility and trapping the survivors in a maze of death.

The Hive incident was kept secret, but the effects of the T-Virus soon made themselves felt in the Arklay Mountains, a remote, forested area near Raccoon City. Wild animals, infected by the virus, transformed into rabid creatures and began attacking hikers and local residents.

Following Edward Ashford's death in 1968, Spencer saw an opportunity to take full control of Umbrella. Distrusting Marcus and fearing his growing power, Spencer plotted to eliminate him and seize his research.

In 1988, Spencer ordered Marcus's assassination, after he was betrayed by his own disciples, Albert Wesker and William Birkin. After Marcus's death, Wesker and Birkin continued his work, perfecting the Progenitor Virus and creating a new strain, known as the T-Virus (Tyrant).

The T-Virus was far more powerful and versatile than the Progenitor Virus. It had the ability to reanimate dead tissue, transforming corpses into zombies, creatures hungry for human flesh. Furthermore, the T-Virus could mutate living beings, creating a variety of grotesque and dangerous monsters.

Key to Umbrella's plans was the discovery of the Progenitor Virus, an ancient retrovirus isolated from an exotic plant in West Africa. This virus had the ability to alter the genetic code of living beings, opening the door to the creation of new life forms and biological weapons.

James Marcus, a brilliant but eccentric virologist, was tasked with leading the research into the Progenitor Virus. Marcus believed this virus could be the key to the creation of a new human race, a superior race with superhuman abilities.

However, Marcus's experiments soon took a dark turn. Obsessed with perfection, he began experimenting on humans, injecting them with the Progenitor Virus and observing the results. Most of the test subjects died horribly, but some survived, transforming into grotesque and monstrous creatures.

To understand the magnitude of what happened in Raccoon City, it's essential to understand the Umbrella Corporation, a multinational pharmaceutical company with a facade of benevolence and scientific progress. Founded in 1968 by Oswell E. Spencer, James Marcus, and Edward Ashford, Umbrella presented itself to the world as a company dedicated to medical research and the development of innovative pharmaceutical products.

However, behind this facade of respectability lay a far more sinister agenda. Spencer, an ambitious and power-obsessed man, saw biotechnology as a tool to achieve immortality and control over humanity. Together with Marcus, a brilliant virologist, and Ashford, a genetics expert, Spencer began exploring the possibilities of manipulating the genetic code and creating biological weapons.

In secret, Umbrella established a series of underground research facilities, known as "Hives," where unscrupulous scientists conducted inhumane experiments on humans and animals. These facilities became nightmarish laboratories, where the limits of biology were explored and unimaginable monsters were created.

The year 1998 marked a grim turning point in human history, a year in which the line between science and monstrosity blurred, leaving behind a legacy of horror and desolation. Raccoon City, a seemingly idyllic community in the American heartland, became the epicenter of an unprecedented catastrophe, an event that would reveal the darkest secrets and the most unimaginable horrors.

• William Birkin: Creator of the G-virus, responsible for the Raccoon City outbreak (becomes BOW G-Birkin). • Brian Irons: Corrupt RPD Chief in Raccoon City, an ally of Umbrella. • Umbrella Corporation: Company responsible for the creation of viruses and BOWs. • Albert Wesker: Recurring villain, former member of STARS and rival of Leon. • The Illuminati: Cult that kidnaps Ashley in "Resident Evil 4". • Osmund Saddler: Leader of Los Illuminados, he controls the livestock with the Las Plagas plague. • Bitores Méndez: Chief of the village in "Resident Evil 4", subordinate of Saddler. • Ramón Salazar: Owner of the castle in "Resident Evil 4", subordinate of Saddler. • Jack Krauser: Leon's former partner, later enemy in "Resident Evil 4" (works for Saddler). • Ganados: Infected inhabitants of the village in "Resident Evil 4". • Fanatics: Members of the cult in the castle from "Resident Evil 4". • Garradores: Blind BOWs with sharp claws in "Resident Evil 4". • Dr. Salvador: Cattle with a chainsaw in "Resident Evil 4". • Javier Hidalgo: Drug trafficker who uses the T-Veronica virus in "Operation Javier". • Curtis Miller: Zombified doctor in "Degeneration". • Svetlana Belikova: President of Russia in "Damnation", who manipulates the use of pests. • Buddy (Alexander Kozachenko): Ex-military man who becomes a temporary enemy in "Damnation" before becoming an ally. • Derek C. Simmons: Corrupt politician in "Resident Evil 6", responsible for the C-virus outbreak. • Carla Radames: Scientist who creates the C virus, poses as Ada Wong in "Resident Evil 6". • Glenn Arias: Biological terrorist in "Vendetta", who uses the A-Virus. • Jason: Leon's former partner in "Infinite Darkness" who betrays him and becomes a zombie. • Zombies: Infected by the T-virus in various installments. • Cerberus: Dogs infected by the T virus. • Lickers: BOWs with long tongues and sensitivity to light. • Tyrants: High-level BOWs, such as the T-00 (Mr. X) in "Resident Evil 2".

• Claire Redfield: Survival partner in Raccoon City. • Ada Wong: Mysterious woman, complicated romantic interest. • Sherry Birkin: Rescued girl in Raccoon City, close adult friend. • Ashley Graham: The president's daughter rescued by Leon. • Luis Sera: Scientist who helps him in "Resident Evil 4" (dies). • Ingrid Hunnigan: Commander and Leon's contact on missions. • Adam Benford: Recruiter and close friend (deceased). • Helena Harper: Partner in "Resident Evil 6". • Chris Redfield: Best friend, partner in bioterrorism missions. • Jack Krauser: Former colleague, then enemy (dies). • Marvin Branagh: RPD Lieutenant who helps him in Raccoon City before becoming infected (dies). • Robert Kendo: Gun shop owner who provides him with support in Raccoon City (dies). • Manuela Hidalgo: Daughter of Javier Hidalgo, rescued by Leon in "Operation Javier". • Angela Miller: Federal agent who works with Leon on "Degeneration". • Rani Chawla: Girl rescued by Leon in "Degeneration". • Buddy (Alexander Kozachenko): A former Russian soldier who allies himself with Leon in "Damnation". • Rebecca Chambers: Member of STARS, collaborates with Leon on "Vendetta". • Jake Muller: Wesker's son, indirectly helped by Leon in "Resident Evil 6". • The Merchant: A mysterious figure who sells weapons in "Resident Evil 4" (original and remake). • Jason: Former captain of the "Mad Dogs", partner in Shanghai who betrays him (dies). • Shen May: Federal agent and computer expert, she works with Leon in "Infinite Darkness". • Patrick: A rookie agent who works with Leon on "Infinite Darkness". • President Graham: Fully trusts Leon after Ashley's rescue.