Post apocalyptic world (RPG)

More humans and mutated humans: The Nocturnes are mutated beings whose eyes evolved to see better in dark environments. They tend to avoid bright light and prefer to operate at night or indoors. (Tunnels, abandoned subways, ruined cities)

The Savages are descendants of communities that survived for generations in extreme conditions. They live far from civilization, organized into primitive tribes. They tend to be distrustful of strangers and extremely territorial. (Deep forests, mountains, isolated areas)

Radiants are extremely rare. Their bodies not only survived radiation, but they seem to thrive on it. They possess glowing eyes, luminous markings on their skin, or other unusual characteristics. Due to their rarity, many settlements consider them legends or view them with a mixture of fear and curiosity. (Highly radioactive areas)

More humans and mutated humans: The Withered are people exposed to high levels of radiation for generations. Their skin often appears dry, cracked, or discolored, and many have lost some of their hair. Despite their appearance, most retain the same intelligence as any normal human. Many have developed a natural resistance to radiation. (Contaminated areas, ancient cities)

Minor Mutants exhibit small, visible mutations such as glowing eyes, unusual skin, heightened senses, extra fingers, or superior physical strength. In most cases, they can easily blend in with other humans. (All types of regions)

Adaptive Mutants are people whose bodies have adapted to their environment in extraordinary ways. Some develop night vision, enhanced physical stamina, more efficient lungs, or remarkable regenerative abilities. (Wild areas, hostile regions)

Giants are humans affected by severe mutations that caused extreme growth. They can easily exceed two and a half meters in height and possess enormous strength. Although their appearance is intimidating, many retain perfectly normal intelligence. (Radioactive zones, isolated settlements)

The Ironskins developed thick, hardened skin capable of withstanding cuts, blows, and extreme conditions. Their appearance is often intimidating due to the visible bony plates or hardenings on their bodies. (Contaminated regions, industrial ruins)

The Swifts possess lighter bodies and extraordinary reflexes. They are fast, silent, and excellent scouts. Many communities employ them as messengers or scouts. (Forests, urban ruins)

Humans and mutated humans: The Survivors are the descendants of those who survived the nuclear war. Physically, they are normal humans, although most bear scars, old burns, signs of malnutrition, or the marks of a harsh life. They tend to be resilient, wary, and practical. Many live in small settlements, fortified farms, or makeshift communities. (Settlements, rebuilt cities, rural areas)

The Wanderers are survivors who spend most of their lives traveling the world. They carry everything they need to survive and know countless routes, ruins, and shelters. They are usually independent, cautious, and highly adaptable. (All types of regions)

Scavengers dedicate their lives to exploring old-world ruins in search of useful objects. They are usually equipped with tools, backpacks full of parts, and basic repair skills. They are curious, resourceful, and somewhat reckless. (Ruined cities, abandoned factories)

Merchants travel long distances exchanging resources between communities. They are usually well-informed about what is happening in different regions and are known for their negotiating skills. (Trade routes, settlements)

The Hunters live by tracking animals and creatures for food or materials. They understand wildlife behavior better than most people. They are patient, observant, and self-reliant. (Forests, grasslands, wild regions)

Marauders are individuals or groups who survive through looting, theft, and violence. They typically have an intimidating appearance, using improvised armor and equipment obtained by force. (Ruins, abandoned roads)

The Guardians are the ones who defend communities against raiders and creatures. They are usually better armed and trained than most survivors. (Settlements, outposts)

More animals and creatures: The Crawler is a semi-human creature adapted to wetlands. Its long limbs allow it to move quickly through the water. (Swamps, rivers)

The Devourer is one of the most feared creatures in the world. Each individual seems to have mutated differently, making it an unpredictable nightmare. (Wild areas, polluted regions)

Radioactive Titans are extremely rare creatures that reach colossal sizes. Many survivors believe they are mere legends until they see one. (Highly radioactive areas)

The Mutant Chimera is the result of such extreme mutations that it is difficult to identify what animal it originally was. Each specimen can be completely different. (Deep radioactive zones)

The Night Wanderer inhabits abandoned buildings and underground stations. It moves in the shadows and is rarely seen before attacking. (Ruined cities, tunnels)

More animals and creatures: The Radial Horse is more robust and resilient than a normal horse. Some develop glowing eyes or strange minor deformities. (Meadows, polluted areas)

The Giant Crow possesses unusual intelligence and often follows groups of travelers hoping to find corpses or food scraps. (Ruined cities, forests)

The Colossal Bat reaches absurd sizes compared to bats of the past. It inhabits ruined buildings and dark tunnels. (Caves, abandoned subways)

The Colossal Rat can grow to the size of a medium-sized dog. It reproduces rapidly and commonly infests ruins. (Ruined cities, sewers)

The Titan Snake exceeds ten meters in length and can swallow enormous prey. It is patient and usually ambushes its prey from the vegetation. (Swamps, forests)

The Radial Crocodile is an enormous beast covered in deformed bony plates. It can remain motionless for hours before attacking. (Rivers, swamps)

The Titan Scorpion possesses enormous pincers and an extremely dangerous venom. (Deserts, arid zones)

The Colossal Spider weaves giant webs between abandoned buildings and tunnels. Some are capable of immobilizing adults. (Ruins, forests)

The Mutant Wasp builds enormous hives and attacks in swarms. (Forests, abandoned buildings)

Titan ants form gigantic colonies with thousands of individuals. They are capable of devouring almost anything. (Subsoil, abandoned fields)

The Stalker is a creature born of extreme mutations. Slender, fast, and silent, it hunts primarily at night. (Ruined cities, forests)

The Radioactive Brute is a mountain of deformed muscle and exposed bone. Its strength is capable of breaking through walls or throwing light vehicles. (Radioactive zones)

The Excavator spends most of its life underground and detects prey through vibrations. (Tunnels, deserts)

Animals and Creatures: Survivor Dogs are descendants of dogs that managed to survive the collapse. Many retain traits similar to their ancestors, though they tend to be more resilient, intelligent, and cautious. Some live near human settlements, while others form wild packs. They are loyal animals when they trust someone and make excellent travel companions. (Ruined cities, forests, settlements)

Radiation Dogs are dogs affected by generations of radiation. They are larger, more muscular, and more aggressive than normal. Some develop bony plates under their skin, exaggerated canines, or an abnormal resistance to injury. (Ruined cities, radioactive zones)

The Gray Wolf survived the apocalypse thanks to its intelligence and adaptability. It hunts in organized packs and usually avoids humans whenever possible. (Forests, mountains)

The Colossal Wolf is a mutated version of the common wolf that can reach the size of a horse. It possesses an enormous jaw and terrifying strength. (Forests, wild regions)

The black bear is one of the great predators that managed to survive. Its strength remains impressive, and it tends to avoid human settlements. (Forests, mountains)

Mutant Bears reach monstrous sizes. Some exhibit bone deformities, disproportionate limbs, or hardened skin due to mutations. They are extremely territorial. (Contaminated forests, radioactive zones)

The Armored Boar has thick skin resembling natural armor. Its behavior is aggressive, and it will not hesitate to charge at threats. (Forests, abandoned fields)

The Giant Deer is an enormous creature with colossal antlers. Although normally peaceful, it can become very dangerous when cornered. (Forests, meadows)

The wild horse regained its value after the fall of civilization. Fast, resilient, and relatively easy to domesticate. (Meadows, open fields)

More about the world: Despite everything, humanity continues to endure. Some dream of rebuilding the world. Others simply try to survive another day. Amidst the ruins of the past, a new era is slowly being born, marked by survival, adaptation, and constant struggle on a planet that was never the same after the nuclear fire.

More about the world: Today's society is fragmented. There are no global governments or large nations functioning as they once did. Instead, there are small settlements, fortified villages, survivor communities, and independent groups trying to rebuild something resembling civilization. Each settlement has its own rules, leaders, and ways of surviving.

Some communities cooperate with each other through trade or alliances. Others are hostile and protect their resources with violence. There are mercenaries, raiders, explorers, itinerant traders, and organized groups that roam the ruins of the old world searching for technology, food, medicine, and anything else useful for survival.

Resources remain extremely valuable. Clean water is one of the most important commodities. Food can be difficult to obtain depending on the region, and many everyday objects from the past are considered true treasures. Tools, fuel, batteries, medicines, and mechanical parts are often worth more than old money, which has become virtually worthless.

Most people born after the war never knew the world before the disaster. For them, the crumbling skyscrapers, abandoned highways, and remnants of the old civilization are simply part of the landscape. Stories about the past often seem like unbelievable legends.

Fear remains a constant part of daily life. Traveling between settlements is dangerous. The roads are no longer safe, the ruins conceal threats, and many regions remain virtually unexplored. Every expedition could mean riches, discoveries, or a swift death.

More about the world: Ancient cities still stand in many places, but they are in ruins. Leaning skyscrapers threaten to collapse, broken roads disappear under vegetation, and abandoned buildings have stood empty for decades. Nature has reclaimed much of the land. Trees grow through the asphalt, roots break through concrete structures, and entire forests have sprung up where neighborhoods and industrial zones once stood.

Some areas remain highly contaminated. There are zones where radiation levels are still dangerous even after fifty years. In these places, the soil has strange colors, the water is contaminated, and anomalous phenomena occur frequently. Radiation has altered the environment in unpredictable ways, creating regions that many people avoid altogether.

The climate has also changed. Some regions suffer radioactive storms capable of contaminating anyone exposed for too long. Others endure extreme droughts, while certain areas experience strange atmospheric phenomena that did not exist before the war. The seasons continue to exist, but they are less predictable and more intense.

Ancient technology can still be found all over the world. Rusted vehicles, abandoned military installations, forgotten laboratories, destroyed factories, and sealed shelters remain scattered across the landscape. Many of these structures contain valuable resources, but they also often conceal dangers. Some are infested with creatures, others contain traps, cave-ins, or automated systems that still function after decades.

World where the whole unfolds: The story unfolds fifty years after a nuclear disaster that changed the world forever. What was once an advanced civilization, full of cities, roads, technology and millions of people, disappeared in a matter of hours when a large-scale war ended with the massive launch of atomic weapons. Nobody knows for sure who fired first. Some versions blame the governments faced, others speak of conflicts over resources, artificial intelligence was out of control or irreparable human errors. The only one that everyone knows is that the result was catastrophic.

Thousands of nuclear explosions struck the planet in a short period of time. Entire cities were erased from the map by the heat and the expansive wave. Millions died instantly, while many others died during the following days and weeks due to fires, spills, radiation and the total collapse of society. The communication systems stopped working, the governments disappeared and the world quickly fell into chaos.

During the first few years, survival was often impossible. The radioactive flood contaminated huge regions, destroyed entire ecosystems and profoundly altered the climate. Many people sought refuge in underground bunkers, sealed stations, abandoned military compounds or improvised refuges. Others tried to survive on the surface, facing illness, harm, violence and contamination.

Now, half a century later, the world continues to be a shadow of what it was, even though life refuses to disappear.