
- an apocalypse themed zombie role playing game -
Welcome to this piece of writing we call a roleplaying game. This is basically a story written by multiple authors, a story that lives and breathes and gets continued daily. This is a game without a goal, where the journey is the payoff. Mayn roleplaying games are held in forums, this is ours. Let go of the thought of World of Warcraft, let go of the idea of Diablo - this is a roleplaying game, where the role has the spotlight, not the equipment, where a defeat is a win for all players and where a missed shot can mean a better outcome. Sit back and relax, dive into this world, where all innocence seems lost - and yet, a glimpse of purity is out there, somewhere, waiting to be found. If you want to join the ranks, apply here - and go there, too, if you want to drop us a line. Please keep this thread clean of comments and suggestions, use the discussion thread for that.
Index
- 0. Introduction
- 1. Recruiting The War Dogs
- 2. A Brief Tale (continued) (Intermission: Signal Lost.) (continued)
- 3. The Wolves' Teeth (continued) (Intermission: Sharpening The Fangs.)
- 4. Anarchy Unfolds. (continued) (Intermission: Striking The Last Match) (continued)
- 5. The Howling (continued)
0. Introduction

- One of those days. -
11-08-2016, 03:40am local time, somewhere in Kiev, Ukraine.
"Diego Squad Leader, repeat - Kamarov did what?!" Carlyle was furious. He broke the pen in his left hand and the knuckles of his right, holding the radio, were white. This was bad, really bad. "Sir, I repeat. Kamarov has given the keys to the little girl we found in the sewers so it would have something to play with. We can't find it. Kamarov and the night watch are dead. They have been eviscerated." - "Alright Mr. Parker, let me conclude. You lost the keys, the child and your guide. Are you completely useless?!" He didn't even wait for a reply. With a fit of rage he threw the handheld into the next corner, were it shattered a glass. His office looked like a mess, and he felt like he just got kicked in the stomach. Those keys ... if they would not get them back, all sort of shit could happen. Including his own untimely demise. Taking a large sip from his whisky glass, he picked up his cellphone. While the left index finger massages his temple, he dialed with the right. Waiting for signal to get patched through, he chose to ignore the sound of the radio in the back of his room. Parker and his bunch had lost their value for him and would be left to perish. He had to move on. He had to act. He had to save the world.
"Pris, patch me through, I need a new team. Yes, clean ones. Look for something patriotic and make sure they speak Russian or Ukranian. They can travel with light baggage, as long as they are here within 48 hours. We cover flight expenses. Offer them the same as Parker." There wasn't much need for explanations, Priscilla knew her job as he knew his. He could just hope that she would find a bunch of people more suited to the task. He would have to change the whole plan, and now a simple extraction became a search and rescue mission, with hundreds of uncertain details and obviously a fucked-up murderer out there. Oh well. That would be hard to sell, but mercenaries came for the money. If this would be a clean mission, he could ask the local authorities. But in this case ... certainly not. It had been hard enough to bribe the Ukranians to leave him and his following alone, to untap the phone wires, to get a secured line to the States and it was a major pain in the ass to keep everything totally hush-hush, as his superiors demanded absolute silence about the whole operation.
And now, one of his keyplayers went completely batshit insane and threw away the keys - and then, he got himself killed, out of all things possible. Carlyle emptied the Whiskey glass. He needed a cigarette. Stepping out of the room on the balcony, he lit his cancer stick and glanced over the city before him. Kiev lay in a deceiving slumber, pretended to be passed out, but he knew, in the dark alleys, there was life. This town had became a cesspool of all sorts of depravities, and since the mercenaries and soldiers of fortune had invaded the city, all its charme had been killed. Drugs, prostitution, and the dealing with those strange crystals had taken over and there was no more beauty left. He inhaled the smoke and kept it in his lungs for a while. When his cellphone beeped, he picked up. "You lost Parkers signal? What was his last message?" The day just became even shittier - and was just about four hours old.
Carlyle hated those days.
1. Recruiting The War Dogs

- Male, single, 34, looking for... -
12-08-2016, 08:40am local time, Kiev Airport, Ukraine.
His dossier had been fine. He knew his stuff and he had good recommendations from his earlier contractors. Noone seemed to care that he was dismissed in dishonor during the unrest in White Russia in 2011. There was no such things as a honorable mercenary - given the right amount of payment, he would fight for everyone, even Americans. It wasn't his forte, but then again, he wasn't choosy. All his life, he had only been trained to excell in combat situations - his social skills weren't developed beyond pack mentality. Albeit having good marks in school and being quite intelligent, Vassilij never aspired to be something in the civil sector. And now, he had a new contract - being part of a impromptu insertion team to search and rescue a missed person in hostile territory. He had done this quite often - both for Mother Russia and for contractors. Sometimes, rescue was actually kidnapping, but he wasn't paid for questions but results.
He was born on 23-12-1982, in Russia. His father being in the military, he followed those steps and became a Spetznasz pretty fast. He always looked out for his body, accepted orders and did the wet work for the Putin gouvernment. He wasn't surprised when Putin kept in charge after his legislativde period and he was confident that Russia would once again become the country it once was. When the Russians invaded Georgia, he was on point with his guys and they disabled the enemies options to strike back. He learnt how to dismantle and sabotage cruise missles and other explosives. Because Mother Russia had anti terrorist plans, he also learnt how to deal with nuclear warheads and disarm them. It was in 2011, when Russia brought White Russia back into it's cradle, that he got expelled from the military. It turned out that his superiors wife wasn't that positive about that one night when both him and her were really drunk. Accused of rape, he took the easy way out and excepted a trial for dishonorable behavior and was removed.
The honor of his superior left untarnished, he had to carry the burden. The verdict read "insubordination" and his father was out of his mind, how his son could bring so much shame on the family that had been fight for Russia since the first World War - with nowhere to go and no steady income, he took up jobs as a bouncer, and it evolved from there. Soon after, he was back on the battlefields. Fighting was his thing- And Mother Russia had him prepared for this more than enough. It was a bit strange that this contract explictly mentioned that the risk of death was quite apparent, but the pay was good. If he would finish this job, he could take a whole year of vacation ... "Privjet, Mr. Reznov. Welcome to Kiev." - "Privjet. I assume you are ... "Pris", da?" - "That is correct. If you would be so kind as to follow me? We have a lot left to prepare. Your luggage has been taken care of. How was your flight..?"
He never liked the smalltalk of professional western company representatives.
1. Recruiting The War Dogs (continued)

- Illegal aliens have always been a problem in the United States. Ask any Indian. -
11-08-2016, 09:40pm local time, somewhere in Kiev, Ukraine.
I was born on 03-15-1987, on a Navajo reservation in Arizona to a whore of a mother that was married to a drunk. This in and of itself was a miracle, as the only reason I was not aborted early on was because my mother could not afford it. On 06-07-2001, my father returns home late at night, drunk, as always. He proceeds to curse at my mother, telling her that she is worthless, and that I am not much better. He beats my mother. He beats me. Bruised and bloodied from my near nightly punishment, I pack my rucksack for the last time. Tonight I am running away for good. Once he blacked out from the alcohol, I slung his .22 over my shoulder, simply walked out the front door and began my trek across the plain. I am 14 years old. My situation is not unique on the reservation, in fact, it is all too common. Nobody works. Everyone is content to live off the reparation welfare that flows so freely from Washington. They take the free cash and spend it on hard liquor and drugs. I am considered an exemplary student to still be in school at an eighth grade level. This will not be the first time I have slept under the stars. Many times I have disappeared for days at a time, learning the survival skills that my ancestors lived by. Spending time out in the wilderness, alone, was the way I connected with my native heritage, as well as escape the torment of my mother’s husband. I refer to him as such because he is not my real father, and he has in no way earned my respect; he has only earned my contempt. It is a full moon, so I do not need my flashlight to light my way.
I ended up in foster care. I would have been sent back, except that there was no missing persons report and I swore to kill him if we ever crossed paths. Although I did not care much for school, my foster parents insisted that I at least graduate. They treated me much better than he did, so I reluctantly agreed. I spent my free time doing what I loved most: surviving out in the wilderness. Over time I learned to hunt various game, and would routinely spend a week or more in near complete solitude, with only my German Shepherd as company. Out of high school I had no future ambitions, and I would not be accepted to any college. I ended up field testing gear for sporting goods companies, and after five years of doing that, I quit and joined the army. It was 7-13-2014 - I had served four years in the army. I saw my fair share of combat, had a few nasty scrapes with the enemy, and was ready to get out and on with my life. Did I hate the army? No, I just did not feel that the army was the place for me. I was much more comfortable being an individual than part of a unit; spending a good amount of your life sleeping under the stars will do that to you. I was stationed at an American base in Ukraine when my four years were up, but instead of heading back to the States, I decided to stay here and start a new life for myself.
There was plenty of work for ex-military types like myself. For a time I worked for the Kiev police force helping to hunt down and eliminate the drug dealers and human traffickers that thrived on the poor, dwindling population. While the work was rewarding it did not have quite the appeal that I was looking for. There was something about being responsible to government officials that bothered me. I began to look for a new line of work. I had heard whispers of a mercenary operation somewhere in Kiev, but nobody talked about it openly and I never heard any specifics. Rumour had it that the pay was good - and when I finally established contact, rumours turned out to be true. After the contract was signed, I was given a destination.
“This looks like the place,” I muttered to myself as I approached the steel door to an unmarked building. It was as inconspicuous among the back alleys of Kiev as a lump of dirt is on an Arizona plain.
1. Recruiting The War Dogs (continued)

- From Eurasia to North America and back. -
11-08-2016, 11:30pm local time, somewhere in Kiev, Ukraine.
Growing on the streets of Romania hadn't been easy for Vlad Ilsev. Ever since his birth on 3/11/1990 life had been hard. His father had abandoned him and his mother when he was only 3. Getting into street gangs early at the age of 10, violence was an everday occurence. Although he . For the next 8 years he made money as a street thug in a gang, which involved protection money, robbing and dealing with both drugs and stolen electronics. He saved every penny he could for the next eight years - and grew fond of the computers and devices that went through his hands. Finally amassing the amount of money he deemed necessary, he left the country for the defunct remains of the United States of America.
While his money seemed like much it turned out to be not. Especially having to buy all the essentiall items. After settling into a little two bedroom house in Sacramento he did the next thing that matched his profile and was legal to rake in some money - he joined a PMC. It was here that he become best friends with anything categorized as "heavy". Becoming quite capable operating assault/defense weaponry and vehicles alike, Vlad continued to pursue his more subtle side. Having had an interest in computers since an early age, he soon learned as much as he could about hacking and electronical warfare. These skills must have been important to whoever was planning this operation - all that he knew was that it was highly classified and taking place in the Ukraine.
And now, he was sent with this woman and that Navajo to scout ahead for the main force to follow up.
This post has been edited by Ced: 20 August 2009 - 04:48 AM

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