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Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@Bright_Ops Thats exactly the vibe I was going for. In fact I am working on a morbid entry.

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

I like how this is playing out

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@themadhatter420 The more people react with the thumbs up, the more factual something is. More laugh emotes mean it's more myth. I reacted with the laugh pte because I don't think it would be just one event that ended the world, but a combination of wars, natural disasters, economic downfall, etc. I would think that would be something people like to blame, but not entirely the one thing at fault.

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@themadhatter420 I'm just not sure what you were talking about. You mention military technology, then people leaving for the states, then high gas prices and taxes. And you categorized it as an item, but it seems like an event.

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

Location

Laska

Throughout the American continent's and even across the sea, a mythical frozen place is spoken of. Laska is said to be a place of eternal winter, a place that always was winter. No matter where you go, folks that don't immediately kill you would tell you Laska is "far to the North." Always the North. Some cults and religions believe it is their version of Hell or a part of Hell; the wicked are punished to live in a place that will always be frozen and nothing ever grows. Some believe it is the afterlife of those who have died of suicide, as they heard old stories of people who went there to escape everyone else.

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@themadhatter420

Your last post was spot on, but not very specific

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

The Bastards

Prior to the rise of The Nobility the Colorado wasteland, now called "Rado," was home to countless warring gangs. Many died in these constant power struggles between gangs, and each day at least one gang would be wiped out. Every now and again, however, one or two would survive. Eventually, survivors from several gangs formed a gang, but instead of following one set of tactics and focusing only on killing and raiding, this gang explored knowledge. They knew it was valuable. They taught each other what they knew and held no prejudice against each other. In all their knowledge and drive to improve lied their power. They went from a single man with a revolver and his adopted son to the most feared gang in the wasteland.

They Bastards did raid, and they did murder, but they held certain values which they would teach to their allies. Everyone was responsible for their own work, so there would be no slaves. In addition they despised true savages who raped and cannibalized. There came a point where the majority of Rado was relatively safe for a commoner, though Bastards were brutal to their enemies. But this wouldn't last long, as eventually The Nobility spawned from a military base from the Old World somewhere south of Denver. Their military grade weapons gave them an edge, and soon they took over half the Denver area while the Bastards weren't paying attention. There were an army of Nobility and while The Bastards had many supporters, there were only a handful of real Bastards.

Eventually, those supporters who weren't killed surrendered or kept silent. The Bastards resorted to hit and run tactics, which still gave The Nobility hell. This went on for five years, but a handful of Bastards got sick of life as it were, and accepted The Nobility's proposal. One night when a battalion of Noble soldiers went to stomp out the remains of The Bastards, the betrayers who weren't already among the ranks of Nobles got the drop on the Bastards. Many Nobles died, but in the end all the Bastards were killed. At least thats what most of the people of Rado believe.

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

@themadhatter420 IC plz

Post Apocalypse Drop-In Worldbuilding

I wasn't expecting a contribution. Nice!

Myriad Reality

Where is the main group right now?