Oli Lake from Pandoras Paradice brings The Walking Dead TTRPG by Free-League Games to the table in a Long-Term High Mortality Stakes Campaign.  

Entry £5.00 Per Player 
5:30PM-10PM (for the session 0)
 

The Outbreak… is an ongoing, global pandemic caused by the Wildfire virus that began in France in April 2010. The outbreak was due to a leak from la Biomédicine / DDMI where the virus was originally created for biomedical purposes. It spread to other areas worldwide and was declared a pandemic on 25 August 2010 by the World Health Organization (WHO) and Center for Disease Control (CDC).

Wildfire is spread through airborne particles and is asymptomatic and nonfatal. Upon death of any kind, except for traumatic brain injury, the virus reactivates the hindbrain and resurrects the body into a zombie, an aggressive disease vector that spreads a secondary, fatal infection called necrosepsis primarily through bites. Mutations have produced many strains (variants) with varying degrees of infectivity and virulence – affecting the attributes of an ordinary zombie.

The outbreak caused severe social, economic, and political disruptions around the world. Widespread supply shortages caused panic buying and looting, responses from law enforcement resulted in protests and riots, emergency services were completely overwhelmed, and electrical grids and communications failed due to various crises. Society collapsed on 27 August 2010, resulting in martial law being declared in numerous countries. The U.S. Military enacted Operation Cobalt to secure the remaining population of the United States of America in concentrated Safe Zones. The Second Civil War was initiated by the National Guard in response to the killing of civilians. With lack of communication and resources, the Safe Zones were overrun by zombies and the contingency plan to neutralize major cities was initiated on 9 September, marking the end of government and military activity. This resulted in the collapse and fragmentation of most nations across the world, and the end of modern era.