PEAK RPG

The Scoutmaster was known as the best scout; he even wrote his own book, which now serves as a guide for most scouts. A while ago, he and his team fell onto the island where the game currently takes place. They got quite far, but the Scoutmaster ended up consuming a half-moon mushroom, falling into a deep sleep. When he woke up, he couldn't find his team. He searched for them until he perished. His body, alone, refused to rest. Something strange was that he did have a human appearance, unlike most of the scouts.
Currently, he is a zombie with skin clinging to his bones, tinged with a pale green hue. His limbs are elongated, excessively long and thin, giving him an even more emaciated appearance, making him difficult for the scouts to see. What remains of his face features a stiff, pale mustache and a ferocious expression, with sunken eyes that convey a strange anger and disappointment. He wears remnants of a scout uniform: a worn red hat, a yellow or green sash with badges and patches, threadbare khaki shorts, and red boots. This relentless creature cannot be defeated by anything and is activated when a scout strays too far from their companions, pursuing them with slow but inexorable movements to punish the abandonment, since Rule 0 of his handbook is "a scout never abandons another." He never tires, and the only way to escape him is to rejoin the group.

There are several sheets of paper scattered around the mountain, written by him, which narrate from his perspective his resentment and descent into madness.

All scouts have a simple, non-human appearance
Her proportions are small, especially in her arms and legs, which are short, and in general her whole body sacrifices everything in a cartoonish stylization and nothing in elegance.

Its body can vary in color such as yellow, pink, blue, purple, orange, etc.
Its head is completely round and without any protrusions,
His eyes and mouth are attached to his head like pictures, but they are extremely expressive in their expressions and do not harm their function in any way; likewise, his hair is usually extremely simplified and looks like it's painted on his head.

They wear a simple and recognizable scout uniform with salmon-colored shirts and green shorts, with white socks and large, round shoes that look like sneakers.
His hands have 5 fat and simple fingers that fulfill their function, and curiously they all have a very slight resistance to falls that is useless if the fall is greater than 12 meters.

The group consists of two female members and two male members; the last one will be chosen randomly.

Scout Effigies – These appear as wooden statues shaped like scouts. They generate at fixed but random locations within each biome, usually in:
Cliff edges or side ledges off the main path.
Small caves, cracks in the rock or behind dense vegetation.
Medium-risk areas that require climbing, balancing, or crossing jumps.
Less frequently on main routes, almost never in completely safe areas.
Campfires – Rest and recovery points. Their locations are semi-fixed and more predictable:
In relatively flat areas before or after sections of demanding climbing.
Near transitions between biomes (e.g., before Alpine or Caldera).
Inside large caves, natural clearings, or platforms protected from the weather.
Very scarce in final areas such as Caldera and The Kiln, nonexistent in The Peak.
General notes
Neither of them has a guaranteed exact location in each chat.
Bonfires always indicate a "temporary safe zone".
Scout Effigy awards typically reward exploration and dangerous detours.

Scout effigies can be used to revive fallen comrades and are consumed once used.

Shore (Coast) – Initial area after the plane crash with relatively flat terrain and easy climbs; suitcases, backpacks and basic tools abound; minor hazards such as poisonous jellyfish, sea urchins and unstable bridges.
Tropics – Dense jungle with intermittent rain that makes climbing slippery; dangerous flora and fauna such as bees, poisonous plants, explosive fungi, and complex terrain with abundant vegetation.
Alpine – Snowy mountain with intense cold and blizzards that drain strength; icy surfaces are slippery and there are new climate threats; more limited food resources.
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Mesa – A hot desert biome that alternates with Alpine; scorching sun forces you to seek shade, there are cacti, scorpions, dust devils and other unique hazards, plus oases and caves.
Caldera – A large volcanic zone with horizontal terrain over lava that rises and falls; requires timing movements to avoid burns and using chains to cross gaps; food is scarce.
The Kiln (The Oven) – Interior of the volcano with a narrow vertical ascent; constant lava below and few places to rest; demands endurance and route planning.
The Peak – Final section at the top of the mountain; hill with little variety of hazards beyond bushes and culminates with a box of flares to call the rescue helicopter.
Roots – An alternative biome that replaces Tropics in some map cycles; a redwood forest with dense terrain, fungi, and natural elements that are difficult to climb (according to the biome list).

Trail Mix – Packaged food that restores hunger and adds extra stamina.
Granola Bar – Energy bar that fills hunger and gives extra stamina.
Scout Cookies – Cookies with 4 uses, each one restores hunger and gives stamina.
Sports Drink – A drink that provides endurance and heals burns.
Airline Food – Airplane food that restores a lot of hunger and stamina.
Energy Drink – Temporarily increases speed and endurance, followed by drowsiness.
Big Lollipop – Restores a little hunger and gives temporary infinite stamina, followed by drowsiness.
Coconut / Half-Coconut – Coconut that breaks into edible halves (hunger).
Crispberry (various types) – Berries that restore hunger and can give resistance or poison depending on the color/variant.
Berrynana (variants) – Fruit that restores hunger or can poison; leaves peel when eaten.
Kingberry (variants) – Large berries that restore hunger and can give stamina or poison.
Cluster Berry (variants) – Berries that restore hunger and, depending on the type, give resistance or damage healing.
Honeycomb – Honeycomb that restores much of the hunger and stamina.
Tick ​​– An edible item that restores a significant amount of hunger.
Winterberry (variants) – Berries that restore hunger and can heal burns or give stamina and healing.
Napberry – Cures all status effects except hunger; also inflicts lethargy on others.
Big Egg / Egg – An egg that can be broken to restore hunger.
Mushrooms – Mushrooms (various)
Chubby-Shroom: Always safe and restores appetite.
Cluster-Shroom, Button-Shroom, Bugle-Shroom (depending on the variant): Restores hunger and some variants also give poison.
Pandora's Lunchbox – Lunchbox with random effects and hunger over multiple uses.
Night-Shroom, when you eat it you fall into a deep and unconscious sleep

The island has several areas, the first being a beach 1 kilometer long and 3 kilometers wide, with palm trees full of coconuts, moderate vegetation and no nearby danger, the sea here is always calm and the sand is yellow.
After that kilometer, a crazy and literal climb continues, as all other areas increase in altitude, since 99% of the island is one huge and colossal mountain.