🧟 Zombie Apocalypse 🧟

Other dangers {Infected people are not the only threat; the existence of bandit groups, paramilitary groups, and terrorist organizations that still exist has also been confirmed, in addition to the fact that the architecture of many cities is in very poor condition}

community and refuge {a self-sufficient village with vacation homes, farmland, a clinic with medicines, a blacksmith shop for tools and weapons, an armory, entertainment centers for hunting, fishing and aquaculture, a library, fishing boats, solar panels, a dock…everything necessary so that going in search of supplies is not a very common occurrence}

different types of zombies: { Hoods : slow, rotten and decaying body, fragile and easy to keep at bay } { Barrys : moderately faster, rotten and decomposing bodies, slightly more resistant, but still not posing a threat in small groups…} { Utus : fast, rotten bodies but better preserved, slightly more resistant, dangerous in large quantities…} { Pyrrhus : swift, better preserved bodies, resistant, dangerous in large numbers} { Woros : very fast, better preserved bodies, very resistant, dangerous, capable of planning ambushes} { Mutants : very fast, bodies with different mutation variations, very resistant, flee as soon as possible…they are capable of climbing, planning ambushes, they possess unique abilities…}

Fact: Everyone except mutants can be fooled if they cover themselves with blood, or vice versa, if they cover themselves with the blood of a zombie.

Infection {The pathogen attacks a person's nervous system and brain, causing violent convulsions and spasms in the infected person until they die. After a few minutes, they get up like any other infected person... They are transmitted through air and water, but their activation requires either a zombie bite or the natural death of the infected person. If the brain is intact, reanimation is inevitable.}

Context {The world and society as we know it fell to a zombie outbreak long ago; now there are few communities that thrive, while many others simply struggle to find food…}