Catacombs, France 🇫🇷 (G&B GnB beta)

Zombie sappers look like corrupted sappers armed with an axe. Their uniforms vary (e.g., French, Russian, Polish, Swedish). They move slowly, and their eyes glow orange. They are former sappers who have fallen under the influence of the Corruption. They are slow but resilient, and if handled carelessly, they can cause significant damage. You swing the axe with a long, powerful swing, which allows you to retreat after a long swing.

Sappers have axes, carbines, and a hammer; they have stakes and spikes to build barricades (slow down runners)

repel zombies.

• The axe can also deal incredible headshot damage (5x base damage).

• Infection will result in the appearance of a zombie sapper.
  The hammer can build wooden barricades to hold back zombies, stakes that damage cannibals, and spikes that slow down any cannibals (and names 60%).

repel zombies.

• The axe can also deal incredible headshot damage (5x base damage).

• Infection will result in the appearance of a zombie sapper.
  The hammer can build wooden barricades to hold back zombies, stakes that damage cannibals, and spikes that slow down any cannibals (and names 60%).

A French cuirassier in uniform and cuirass, his gray skin altered by powerful legs. If he is far from the nearest person, he goes in for a ramming attack, thrusting his heavy saber forward. If the victim does not move, the infected cannibal will pierce him through (near the kidney) and pull the victim out of his saber. The victim can only crawl and lift the victim. Only a surgeon can do this.

bomber
Bers are dressed in maroon clothing with black breeches or a yellow shirt with a red vest and dark blue trousers. They are armed with a torch and a barrel of explosives. They are destructive infected that detonate their barrel after melee combat or damage. They are capable of destroying survivors, fortifications, and even other nearby zombies (Sappers hate them because Runners blow up their structures).

ordinary cannibals
Whalemen can have a variety of appearances: they have different clothes, hairstyles, and accessories. Overall, they are ordinary zombies. They pose no real threat when there are just one or a few of them, but become very dangerous when there are many of them. They cannot scratch or grab if hit, regardless of whether they are damaged or not.

A ranged class, very useful for precision attacks.

• Universal, has no significant disadvantages.
• The default weapon is a bayonet, which can be used for close combat.
• The bayonet works well with the Charge attack, as it allows for instant kills

weapon (firearm) musket
melee weapon (may be a sabre or heavy cavalry sabre or hand axe

The Officer is an offensive class. They can provide temporary but powerful bonuses via Attack or Hold, which are fueled by active combat. They also have high mobility, as their firearms (the flintlock pistol) have a shorter reload time than other classes and a smaller movement speed penalty while reloading. They also have a charge ability (the ability charge is accumulated by killing cannibals and rescuing allies from capture. In this state, any cannibal cannot grab a human, with the exception of runners and fast-paced attacks, and increases damage when swinging any weapon (even heavy weapons).

This is a support class. It provides buffs to other players by playing their instrument, with each instrument being unique and having its own niche. Its versatility makes it effective in many situations.

• A support class focused on helping teammates.
• Musical instruments provide various bonuses to nearby teammates.

1. The flute speeds up the reloading of firearms.
   2 drum will be faster than the speed of swinging the saber
   3;"the horn will deal double damage to all allies

The Paris Catacombs are a large bone vault overrun by zombies. Soldiers appear in a small room with a staircase (a green shed on the street that serves as the catacomb's path) leading further into the catacombs. They must descend the staircase and find a specific zombie who has a key to proceed further into the catacombs. Once they obtain the key, they must use it to open the gate. After passing the gate and through the catacombs, players will encounter a brick wall blocking their path. To destroy the brick wall, they must use nearby sledgehammers; pickaxes are also suitable for this task. Beyond the brick wall, players will have to hold off a horde of zombies until they are prompted to proceed further. Soldiers must proceed through the catacombs until they see a gate with a lock that must be destroyed. After destroying the lock, players can exit the catacombs. Soldiers who apparently remained outside after exiting the catacombs will find themselves at the gate. They will need to climb a ladder over a fence to reach the street leading to the bridge. Much of the street, bridge, and surrounding area is blocked by rubble. At the end of the street, two cannons are positioned next to each other. A French soldier named Jean stands at the bridge barricades. When approached, the soldier engages in dialogue with Jean, informing him that they will be evacuated soon and that for now they need to defend the bridge. After Jean retreats to the other side of the barricade, the players will need to hold off the horde that appears at the other end of the street.

Eventually, the ferryman assigned by Jean to rescue the players will arrive. After crossing the broken side of the bridge, the soldiers must jump onto the moving boat to escape.

The basis of the plot
Origin and nature of the disease
Pestilence is an unknown infection with an extremely high mortality rate. Its origins remain a mystery, but the first outbreaks appeared in the late stages of the Russo-Turkish War (1806–1812). As Russian troops began to withdraw from the Caucasus, the disease resurfaced in small outbreaks among Ottoman janissaries and the Russian army. Initially, these outbreaks were contained, and their cause was attributed to miasmas or bubonic plague.

Spread of the disaster
The burning of Moscow becomes a turning point. Thousands of corpses in the city come to life and begin wreaking havoc across Europe. According to the game's lore, zombies are the souls of the damned, trapped within their own decaying bodies. The disease is seen as a product of hell, and its strains act differently: one infects the living, while the other resurrects the dead.

Key events and maps
The story is told through specific historical locations where players must fight hordes of zombies. Here are some of them in chronological order.
Berezina (November 28, 1812). After retreating from Russia, French troops build a new bridge across the river to save Marshal Claude-Victor Perrin's 9th Army Corps. The remaining soldiers are the first to encounter the infected.

Vardøhus Fortress (December 24, 1812). The Norwegian fortress becomes the site of a new outbreak. The infection arrives there on a contaminated ship, and later, when bodies from the fortress are transported to Copenhagen (1815), a new epidemic occurs.

Leipzig. One of the largest battles of the Napoleonic Wars becomes the arena for a zombie fight. The map's final scene involves a bridge being blown up.

Waterloo. In an alternate history, the game of the Anglo-French forces defending against More's offensive ends in failure due to the cowardice of the British commanders, leading to the complete collapse of the defense and the spread of