1815 "Gust and Blackpowder" (RPG)

(The names of the dead vary depending on the person, religion, and beliefs. Examples; shambler (normal zombie): cannibal or scum. Runner: demon, red eyes, eyes of fire. zapper: pioneer, crazy with an axe, zapper. armored: cuirassier, cavalry, cuirass. lantern: lamp, incendiary, hell, torch. bomber: barrel, explosive, gunpowder barrel.

Religion or religions are the only thing that will save souls; the plague can be temporarily repelled by religious objects such as crucifixes; the plague can be cured with a blessing, but this information is still unknown to almost all of humanity; the times and the end of the world have made it difficult to transmit information about the situation around the world.

There are various types of zombies, which are: runners or demons: Infected with the motor ability to run, these can be identified by their distinctive eyes ablaze with crimson fire.

viral corridors; These are similar to the runners, but the difference is that they are newly infected and are more aggressive and stronger.

pioneer or zapper; a sapper-class soldier, but after succumbing, he now carries his axe like a madman walking.

cavalry or armored vehicles; He is an infected cavalry soldier, now armed with his heavy saber, cuirass, and helmet, giving him an advantage. While less common, he retains his intelligence and experience as an elite soldier. Instead of biting or scratching, he uses his long, heavy sword to attack. He can deflect attacks, avoid direct blows, and predict his opponents' movements. Once his target is out of reach and a clear path is available, the cuirassier can raise his sword and, with a characteristic growl, initiate a charge that belies the weight of his cuirass. During the charge, he will attempt to stab his target with his pointed sword.

Bomber: This zombie does not bite or attack. This variant holds a gunpowder barrel with a short fuse and a torch in its other arm. The bomber will try to get close to its target and when it is within reach, it will light the fuse of the barrel with the torch, and after several seconds it will explode, killing it and destroying everything around it.

lamp: This zombie is covered in burns with parts of its body melted and almost the bone visible, it holds an oil lamp which, upon seeing its target, it will throw the lamp seeking to splash and ignite the fire on its target and its surroundings.

In the midst of the Napoleonic Wars, the plague emerged in 1812 in the Vardø fortresses. The generals sent a garrison of men to explore what had happened, and afterwards, less than half returned, all terrified and traumatized, telling tales of cannibalism and the dead rising. After the events, the bodies of infected people were transported by sea in a ship for research, but, due to the tide, the ship ended up running aground and sinking near Copenhagen where the plague spread. Now it is the year 1815 and the plague is ravaging all of Europe, London is falling along with other cities, the survivors survive with the last of their resources while only the poor who cling to their faith are saved from the fate of becoming another living dead. Now all nations unite out of fear and before a common enemy, but we are certain that this fight is over and sealed in the defeat of humanity. Even armies fight with sabers and cannons. The honor of a soldier has been reduced to cannon fodder, the veterans have died, and only novices remain. Regardless of their color, race, regiment, or nation, all unite to fight against an enemy greater than Bonaparte.

This anomaly, called the plague or by the tormented as the punishment, is an unknown and very dangerous variant. dangerous transitional form; bites, fluid, and madness. Minor forms of transmission: scratches, physical contact, natural death. When suffering from this plague, the symptoms are: pale skin, extreme malnutrition, voices, and finally, before succumbing to the plague, madness. The normal zombie or shambler is the most common and abundant, but also the easiest to defeat.

History of the plague: No one knows where the plague came from, but they do know where it began. In 1812, the plague emerged in the Vardø fortress and, as a result, spread throughout Europe. Soldiers now fight against the plague in the midst of the Napoleonic Wars, now destined to be defeated by the relentless plague.

Religion, any religion, is the only thing that can stop the plague. The priests or faithful believers in the religion are the only ones who are saved from the plague; these people are not affected by the plague, saving them from the horror of conversion but still asking to be torn apart and destroyed.