1. #1Planetoidsselective

   Keys: planetoid, fallen moons, living, moon, meteor, meat, planet

   Planetoids: The planetoids (also known as fallen moons by the cult, meat planets, living moons, meat meteors, meateors, etc) Are giant planet-like organisms that came to earth. On the outside, they look like barren meteors or planets, but are very porous, having openings inside of them. On the inside, they are fleshy and organic, having cave-like openings, organs, tissue, etc. They are predatory mini planets, which go around and devour the terrain of other planets in swarms. They do this through their 'eaters' and large root-like tendrils that grow out of them. They attack a planet by having a controlled descent, landing on the ground, and rooting themselves to the planet with their roots, which they use to control their descent. As they metabolize the terrain they consume, they expel all of their waste products into the air as a dense fog (known as "planet fog"), which is highly toxic to living beings. They also possess immune systems of sorts, which react to disturbances inside the planetoid and attack intruders attempting to harvest meat from the planetoid. The inside of the planetoid is actually fully habitable, as the planet fog is naturally filtered out as the planetoid respirates. The planetoids vary in size, with the smallest being as large as apartment blocks, and the largest being the size of mountains. The meat harvested from them is known as "dirt meat" or "moon meat." The planetoids can be killed by destroying their vital organs or destroying their insides, but, since they produce a very reliable source of food, it's typically avoided. In theory, if enough planetoids in an area are killed, then the planet fog would go away and make the surface habitable, though this has the chance of causing some kind of famine.

2. #2Civilizationselective

   Keys: civilization, society, people

   Civilization currently is not the same as it was 20 years ago before the arrival, but it is by no means savage or isolated. Survivors of the arrival ended up banding together for survival, making small societies that span metro tunnels, city blocks of skyscrapers, bunkers, everywhere the planet fog doesn't reach. Usually, people interact between these societies for trades and connections. Sometimes, whether for resources or due to adversity, these societies will fight in mini wars. Banditry is also fairly common outside of the more civilized areas of the world and outside of settlements, with muggers and robbers being an apparent issue, especially in areas where gang activity was already common even before the arrival. There is also the cult, who sometimes capture people or valuable object so sacrifice to the planetoids.

3. #3Arrivalselective

   Keys: Arrival

   The Arrival is the event in which the planetoids first arrived on Earth roughly 20 years ago. At first, it was a nifty astronomical event, and most people thought it was just going to be metors passing by earth, until they suddenly shifted course and came directly at earth. This marked the beginning of the apocolypse, as the planetoids touched down, they destroyed many cities, then came the toxins they released as they fully landed and began metabolizing the earth's surface, forcing people to go either under ground in bunkers or metro tunnels, set up air filtration in their homes, or live in tall structures like sky-scrapers to avoid the toxic air. Some people, known as moon dwellers, found out that you can safely (somewhat) live INSIDE the larger planetoids, as long as you don't do anything to disturb the planetoid and trigger its immune system.

4. #4Metroselective

   Keys: Metro, tunnel, subway

   Metro/subway tunnels are one of the more common places that people escaped to survive the planet fog. Typically, people inhabit the entire tunnel system and substations, sealing off the metro entrances to stop the fog from entering the subway stations, to serve as entrances and exits for people coming and going. Within the tunnels are various makeshift homes, markets, and, in larger tunnels, ramshackle towns. Some tunnels even have some people working to expand and make more space by digging out the walls of the tunnels. People sometimes use artificial light to grow crops in planters for food, as well as have sections of tunnels meant to farm animals. Nothing big, namely chickens if you're lucky, but also animals that are already in the tunnels, such as rats.

5. #5firearms and weaponsselective

   Keys: firearm, weapon, gun

   Firearms and weapons post-arrival depends on the region. In areas that already had access to firearms, people mostly tend to use handed-down, scavenged, or refurbished pre-arrival firearms. For people who don't have access to pre-arrival weapons, whether from the scarcity in the area or because they can't afford them, their weapons are improvised or handmade. For these people, melee weapons such as blades, bludgeons, crossbows, etc are fairly common. As for firearms, people with limited access to pre-arrival guns typically used handmade guns, either made by gunsmiths who build their own guns, or improvised weapons made by themselves. Due to the access of electronics and electricity, 3D printed firearms are not uncommon, and are fairly prevalent as easily built weapons that can be produced in mass for security forces in societies, however more traditional scrap metal guns are far more common, as 3D printed guns require a 3D printer and plastic filament or resin. Most weapons are in commonly available rounds, such as 9mm, 5.56x45 NATO, and 12 gauge, though there are some weapons chambered in other calibers.

6. #6surfaceselective

   Keys: Surface, surface dwellers

   The surface of the majority of the earth is uninhabitable due to the toxic fog the planetoids produce. It is possible to survive on the surface with air filtration, which many have opted to do, creating small surface colonies and outposts. Many people who live on the surface act as temporary shelter for scavs, mainainers, and harvesters in exchange for goods. The only way to safely travel the surface is to have a breathing apparatus that either provides clean air (such as scuba) or filters the air to prevent the toxic waste products of the planetoids from entering their system.

7. #7Harvestersselective

   Keys: Harvest, meat men, spelunkers

   Harvesters (AKA "meat men" and "spelunkers") are people specialized in going into planetoids to harvest their meat for food. The job of a harvester is very dangerous, but highly respected in most societies, as they provide the most food with the highest nutrition. It's thanks to them that a lot of societies are able to thrive as much as they have. Typically, harvesters are trained in what they do, in covert operations, combat, and tactics to ensure as many return from a "meat run" as possible.

8. #8Maintainenceselective

   Keys: Maintenence, maintainers

   Maintainers are people within post-arrival society that have skills in electrical, mechanical, and plumbing work. Since the infrastructure for electricity and such is still present, their job is to ensure said infrastructure keeps working and fix whatever breaks down, both within their shelters and on the surface.

9. #9Amoebas, globs, eaters, feedersselective

   Keys: Amoeba, globs, eaters, feeders

   Feeders (AKA amoebas, globs, and eaters) are large car-sized organisms that, like their name implies, look like globs or amoebas. They aren't capable of thought, they just go around slowly and blindly absorb whatever they happen to run into until they are full, then begin making their way back to the planetoid they were born from to be reabsorbed by it. They act on pure stimulus, and can be disuaded from going in a direction by simply shooting at it to make it turn around. Their physiological composition is rather simple, being reminiscint of a giant single celled organism with a thick transparent cell membrane, organelles, and cytoplasm. If enough damage is dealt to the cell membrane, it will literally pop like a big balloon and spill its contents, killing it in the process. Sometimes they absorb stuff they can't dissolve, such as metal objects (like guns, electronics, etc), making them targets of more well-armed scavs.

10. #10Mantisselective

    Keys: Mantis, crawler

    Crawlers (aka mantises) act as the main defense or "immune system" of planetoids. If too much of a disturbance is created in a planetoid, it will cause them to converge on the location of the distrubance/bodily harm of the planetoid and attack whatever is there to protect it. In appearance, crawlers are typically 4 legged, with two sharpened, edged arms used to attack. They're about the size of a person, and have an appearance reminiscent of a praying mantis. On occasion, some crawlers wander out of their planetoid and into the surface, making them wandering or rogue crawlers. They are not immune to the planet fog, and don't last outside forever, often dying to the fog several days later, which is still longer than most animals and plants from earth.

11. #11Dirt meatselective

    Keys: dirt, meat, moon

    moon meat or dirt meat, is the meat harvested from planetoids. It's extremely nutritious, being basically a super food, but it doesn't taste very good. When simply cooked or heated as is, it tastes a lot like dirt or rocks, or nothing at all, but it's very hearty and filling. Even when prepared fully by a skilled cook, moon meat can taste okay at best, with most of the flavor coming from spices, additives, and condiments.

12. #12FGC-9selective

    Keys: FGC

    FGC-9: [Designer/publisher: Deterrence dispenced Info: The FGC-9 (Standing for "Fuck Gun Control 9mm") is a simple 3d printed firearm chambered in 9mm designed specifically to utilize zero firearm parts in its construction. It uses a simple blowback bolt, with a buffertube spring system, and an AR-15 fire control group which can be 3d printed, with the charging handle being reciporicating and on the side. The upper is all one piece, with a picatinny rail on top to add sights of the builder's choosing, and accepts Glock magazines. The barrel is made from simple steel pipe that can be rifled with Electro-chemical machining, usually utilizing copper wire and a car battery with salt water.]

13. #13PM-9 "evil gun"selective

    Keys: PM-9, evilgun

    PM-9 "Evilgun": [Designer/publisher: Poopmadness Info: A simple tube direct blow back pistol, reminiscent of a tec-9, chambered in 9mm. It has no sights, a short barrel, and takes proprietary magazines that are hand-made for it. Some people have found ways to convert it to full-auto, making it a machine pistol.]

14. #143d printingselective

    Keys: 3d, printing

    With the growing scarcity of pre-arrival firearms and parts, and with the access of electricity and computers, many people have turned to using 3D printing to make firearms. Typically, people would use already existing files and designs of 3d printed firearms, or use software to design their own. The amount of 3d printing varies from firearm to firearm, with some only making lowers and uppers, attatchments, all the way to firearms almost entirely made from 3d printed parts.

15. #15Deterrence dispensedselective

    Keys: Deterrence, dispensed, defcad

    Deterrence dispensed: A libertarian pro-2A group that created multiple hybrid 3D printed firearm designs that can be made from commonly available parts, and 3D printed lowers and parts for already existing firearms.

16. #16Professor Parabelumselective

    Keys: Professor, parabellum

    Professor Parabellum: A prominent figure in DIY gunsmithing before the arrival. Posted instruction manuals as PDFs for homemade DIY firearms that utilize commonly available parts and scrap metal, with the designs being simple and cheap, while being functional.

17. #17poopmadnessselective

    Keys: poop, madness, poopmadness

    Poopmadness: A youtuber who would post strange and borderline incomprehensible, surreal and absurd videos of his firearm designs and showcasing them, usually aiming to be more comedic in a very strange and absurdist way. He has, however, released the models of the firearms and showcased the workings of his guns in his videos, which some gunsmiths have used as a reference to re-create some of his firearms. He usually gave his designs silly names.

18. #18Expedient homemade firearms/P.A. Lutyselective

    Keys: Expedient, homemade, firearms, P.A., Luty

    P.A. Luty: The creator of the famous Luty submachine gun, who also went on to create more firearm designs in his "Expedient homemade firearms" series, being instruction manuals on how to build homemade firearms, including pistols, shotguns, machineguns, and rifles.

19. #19AWCYselective

    Keys: AWCY, Are we cool yet?

    AWCY: Aka "Are We Cool Yet" was a collective of 3D printed firearms designers that made lowers and designs meant to adapt parts kits for firearms, as well as modifications and attachments designed to make firearms full-auto capable. They were more into the creative project side of firearms design, and also have made some attachments meant to be jokes, such as the "glong", which was a glock lower that doubled as a bong, among other things.

20. #20Defense distributedselective

    Keys: Defense, distributed

    Defense distributed: A pro2A group that hosted a defcad of firearms designs, both handmade and 3D printed, and were famous for early 3d printable pistol frames and designs.

21. #21Hoffman tacticalselective

    Keys: Hoffman, tactical

    Hoffman Tactical: A firearms company created to design 3D printable firearms designs that are both low-cost and made from accessible equipment. Designed the Orca series of AR-15 uppers and lowers, which were meant to be AR-15s that have as many of their parts replaced with 3D printable parts as possible, and the SL-15 AR-15 lowers. Hoffman's greatest claim to fame was a form of Force Reset Trigger (FRT) called the "super safety".

22. #22PM24 scrap shotgunselective

    Keys: PM24, scrap, shotgun

    PM24 scrap shotgun: [Designer/publisher: Poopmadness Info: A 12 gauge double-barreled break-action shotgun made from steel tubing and a striker fire trigger system using nails and springs to set off the rounds. It has a triangular rebar stock, and an angled pistol grip, with a basic metal/wooden lower and handguard.]

23. #23Luty submachinegunselective

    Keys: Luty, Submachinegun

    Luty submachine gun: [Designer/publisher: P.A. Luty Info: The most well known example of DIY firearms. It's an extremely simple open-bolt submachine gun made chambered in .380 or .32 ACP made entirely of bent sheet metal, and it usually has no sights, though a gunsmith can install them if they desire. It takes proprietary single stack straight magazines which must be made. The original instructions have no stock, but one can be installed with simple alterations.]

24. #24PM pregent 3oo6selective

    Keys: PM, Pregent, 3oo6, Pregnant, 30-06

    PM Pregent 3oo6/Pregnant 30-06: [Designer/publisher:Poopmadness Info: A bolt action magazine fed rifle chambered in 30-06. It's entirely made of steel piping, with a wooden handguard and buttstock. It is capable of taking a ring-mounted scope, and has blade and notch iron sights on the barrel.]

25. #25PM Wet scrap pumpselective

    Keys: wet, scrap, pump

    PM wet scrap pump: [Designer/publisher: poopmadness Info: A magazine fed 12 gauge pumpaction shotgun. It has a triangular wire stock, pistol grip, and a picatinny handguard for the pump where a foregrip or other attatchments can be addeed. It has basic peep sights with a blade front sight, and the magazine is straight insert with a button release.]

26. #26BSP machine gunselective

    Keys: BSP, machine, gun

    BSP machine gun: [Designer/publisher: P.A. Luty Info: BSP Machine gun, standing for "British Standard Pipe", is a magazine-fed open bolt submachine gun chambered in 9mm made from a steel pipe. It has no sights, though some may be installed by a gunsmith if so desired, and proprietary straight single-stack magazines that must be made. It also has a folding stock, though this is optional for its function.]

27. #27ISP SMGselective

    Keys: ISP, SMG, Improvised, Special, Purpose, Submachine, gun

    Improvised Special Purpose Submachine gun/ISP SMG: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A 9mm open bolt SMG made from square tubing, with a detatchable wooden stock. The charging handle is located on the top of the gun, similar to a UZI, and possesses no sights. This gun has a unique trigger mechanism, where it's fired by depressing a tab on the top and front of the gun with the user's thumb to release the bolt to fire.]

28. #28DIY self-loading pistolselective

    Keys: Self-loading, pistol, SMSLP

    DIY Scrap metal Self-loading pistol MK.I/SMSLP Mk. I: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A .25 ACP self-loading pistol similar in size and shape to a walther PPK, with simple sights, a fixed barrel, and minimal parts. This is the first model of Professor Parabellum's self-loading handguns.]

29. #29box tube MAC-11selective

    Keys: box, tube, mac-11

    Box tube mac-11: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A DIY version of the .380 SMG mac-11. In terms of design and function, it's identical to a factory-made Mac-11, though there are obvious signs of improvised craftsmanship, such as a couple of exposed welds for the lower and grinds, and the simplified internals, such as a lacking fire selector and safety. It's made from square metal tubing that is drilled and cut to shape. There are some instructions posted by Professor Parabellum that allow for greater improvements and modification for the mac-11, such as installing a stock, picatinny rail for sights, and a barrel extension for a foregrip.]

30. #30DIY MAC-10selective

    Keys: DIY, Mac-10

    DIY Mac-10: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: Similarly to the box tube mac-11, it's a 1:1 recreation of the Mac-10 in 9mm, though its internals are simplified, lacking a fire selector and safety, and being made from square metal tubing.]

31. #31Panther-9 machine pistolselective

    Keys: Panther, 9, machine, pistol

    Panther-9 machine pistol: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: a 9mm open bolt submachine gun that is similar in design to a mini-UZI or Mac machine pistol. It accepts UZI magazines, and is made from welded steel plates and has a foldable wire stock.]

32. #32DIY sten gunselective

    Keys: DIY, Sten, gun

    DIY Sten gun: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A 9mm open bolt submachine gun meant to be a replica of the STEN submachine gun. It consists of steel tubing and simple parts, and can utilize original or handmade sten magazines. Honestly, the only difference between this and an original sten is the manufacturing process, and the DIY version's magwell cannot be rotated for storage.]

33. #33Sheet metal derringerselective

    Keys: Sheet, metal, derringer

    Sheet metal derringer: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A single, or double barrel derringer chambered in .22 rim fire cartridges. Multiple models of this firearm exist, including the model 1, model 2, model 3, and the double barreled model 4. The model 1 and 2 are reminiscent of a pre-arrival derringer, while the model 3 is a simplified version more like the liberator pistol, and the model 4 is like the model 1 and 2, but with two barrels instead of one.]

34. #34Khyber pass pistolselective

    Keys: Khyber, pass, pistol

    Kyber pass pistol: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A simple handmade break action firearm based on improvised firearms found in india/pakistan. Although it's called a 'pistol', it can be made in various calibers and configurations, including rifle calibers and shotgun calibers, either in full size or handgun size.]

35. #35table leg typewriterselective

    Keys: table, leg, typewriter

    table leg typewriter: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A very simplified 9mm open bolt submachine gun that is reminiscent of the STEN. It's reciever is comprised of a square steel tube, with a very simple trigger mechanism (literally composed of a square and a rectangle), and accepts Sten magazines, both original and homemade. It is an extremely simple machine gun, being direct blowback and being designed to have as few parts as possible.]

36. #36PPara 9mm semi auto pistolselective

    Keys: PPara, 9mm, semi, auto, pistol

    PPara 9mm semi auto pistol: [Designer/publisher: Info: A simple striker fired pistol that looks similar to a tec-9 pistol, but with an exposed barrel. It accepts STEN magazines, and has simple notch and blade sights.]

37. #37bullet hose 9mmselective

    Keys: Bullet, hose, 9mm

    Bullet hose 9mm: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A simple, compact, lightweight, and portable 9mm open bolt blowback submachine gun, that looks like a cylindrical sightless mac-11. It accepts STEN magazines, and is comprised of a steel tube that acts as the receiver, and no sights, though they may be installed if one wishes.]

38. #38build-a-borzselective

    Keys: build, a, borz

    build-a-borz: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: a 9mm or .380 homemade version of the K6-92 Armenian Borz machine pistol chambered that accepts STEN magazines.]

39. #39DIY self-loading pistol Mk. II (Aka the scrapteen eleven)selective

    Keys: Self, loading, pistol, Mk. II, Scrapteen, eleven, SMSLP

    Self-loading pistol Mk. II/SMSLP Mk. II/Scrapteen-eleven: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A .32 ACP self-loading pistol, meant to be an improved version of the Mk. I version of the SMSLP with a heel-released magazine. Its appearance is reminiscent of a 1911, earning it the affectionate name of the "Scrapteen-eleven".]

40. #40homemade break-barrel shotgunselective

    Keys: homemade, break-barrel, shotgun

    Homemade break-barrel shotgun: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A single barreled break action 12 gauge shotgun. It requires very few parts and is incredibly simple, with most opting to give it simple wooden or plastic furniture as the handguard and stock, or just tape if neither is available. It has an external hammer that must be cocked to fire, and is identical in function to pre-arrival single barrel shotguns. There are ways to modify the frame to accept AR-15 furniture, allowing it to have Picatinny rails and pistol grip.]

41. #41FSB badger gunselective

    Keys: FSB, badger, gun

    FSB badger gun: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A hammer-fire breech-loading single shot pistol that can be chambered in .22, 9mm, or .380. It's loaded by unscrewing the barrel, and loading a round into the chamber, then screwing the barrel back on. It's basically just a slam-fire pistol but with a trigger mechanism.]

42. #42DIY .22 revolverselective

    DIY .22 revolver: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A double and single action .22 LR revolver based on an unknown russian's design that Professor Parabellum reverse engineered. In order to load, the cylinder must be fully removed.]

43. #43DIY self-loading pistol Mk. IIIselective

    Keys: SMSLP, Mk. III, DIY, Self, loading, pistol

    DIY self-loading pistol Mk. III/SMSLP MK. III: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A further improved version of the SMSLP Mk. II, chambered in .380 or .32 ACP and designed to accept makarov style magazines. It has an exposed barrel, kind of like a jet-fire barreta, and holds 8 rounds.]

44. #44DIY .38 revolverselective

    Keys: DIY, .38, revolver

    DIY .38 Revolver: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A .38 special/.32 S&W long single action revolver. The cylinder must be manaully rotated after every shot, and the rounds are loaded/unloaded by a loading gate on the side. There are some versions of this revolver which allow for a picatinny rail to be installed on the top of the barrel for scopes and sights.]

45. #45PP 12 gauge pump-actionselective

    Keys: PPara, 12 gauge, pump-action, shotgun, LMT-12

    PPara 12 gauge pump action shotgun/LMT-12: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A pump action magazine fed 12 gauge shotgun made from a steel square tube for the reciever. The pump interacts with the bolt via a piece of metal connecting the handguard to a bolt pin at the top, similarly to an UZI, and the magazine is detachable with a rock-and-lock style magwell similar to an AK.]

46. #46king cobra .22selective

    King cobra .22: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A concealable .22 pistol that's the same size and appearance as a lighter, fired by pulling back and releasing metal tabs on one side. It can be loaded with 3 rounds at a time.]

47. #47.22 pepperboxselective

    Keys: .22, pepperbox

    .22 pepperbox: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A small simple pepperbox inspired .22 revolver with no barrel, and no sights. The cylinder must be rotated manually between each shot.]

48. #48Stingray machine pistolselective

    Keys: Stingray, machine, pistol

    Stingray machine pistol: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: A submachine gun with a "stepped bolt" to improve reliability. Capable of being chambered in 9mm, .380, or the homemade 5.5x21mm PAK, made from loading a 9mm blank with high-velocity zinc airgun pellets. It's made from square steel tubing and welded metal, and can also be fitted with a suppressor and a side folding stock which acts as a foregrip when collapsed. It has the ergonomics similar to a russian Kedr SMG, with a top charging handle like an UZI.]

49. #49PP full auto assault shotgun/OBAS-12selective

    Keys: PPara, full, auto, assault, shotgun, OBAS

    PPara fullauto assault shotgun/OBAS-12: [Designer/publisher: Professor Parabellum Info: aka the OBAS-12 (Open bolt assault shotgun), an open bolt 12 gauge full auto shotgun based on the AA-12 and Atchisson assault shotgun prototype. It's fed from detatchable box magazines, but also has a detachable 20-round drum magazine based on the AA-12. It has a Mk. I and Mk. II variant, with the Mk. I being simpler and longer, and the Mk. II being shorter, and having a carry handle rear sight.]

50. #50REBEL-9selective

    Keys: rebel

    REBEL-9: [Designer/publisher: Deterrence Dispenced Info: A mostly 3D printed select fire SMG chambered in 9mm, and a variant of the ROGUE-9 that uses custom DMB MP5 magazines. It's also integrally suppressed, and uses zero firearm parts except the magazine spring. Ergonomically, it's similar to the FGC-9 MK. 1, with a side charging handle, AR-15 control group for the trigger, and a paddle magazine release similar to an MP5.]

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