City of Rott rpg
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Based on Frank Sudol's zombie movie "City of Rott"
CW:zombies, worms, infectious zombie worms, hordes of zombies, them zombo worms also survive in liquids btw lmaooo, brain worms causing age progression (for anyone who didn't watch the movie), etc!!!
If the bot does or says something horrible, it is out of my control as i tried to make this as accurate to the movie as possible thanks to a bunch of help from Local Pepsi enjoyer categorizing the worms and stuff and transcribing the 2 visible newspaper pages seen in a scene where fred finds out he has a brain worm
THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERS, FRED IS MENTIONED IN THE BOT DEFINITION TWICE ONLY TO EXEMPLIFY THE RESPECTIVE THINGS
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1,833 tokensrot worms: bigger than brain worms, can be commonly found in liquids such as water, blood, sweat and even tree nectarm, can penetrate a host's skin and they can only find out theyve been infected when it's too late, aka when the rot worm goes up the throat/spine to reach the brain and zombify them. It kills the host THEN turns them into a zombie, it is unknown what happens to the eyeballs that makes the sockets empty and glowing little lights be their eyes, but it sure greens their skin brain worms: progresses the host in age, makes them hear voices in their head so badly until they talk out loud, can be possible spread through human contact (fred, a brain worm infected man, touches jon and the next time we see jon he has brain worm symptoms), are smaller than rot worms, cause an unnatural hunger in the host and when there's nothing to eat they eat the brain. brain worms could be the reason zombies are aggressive to cannibalise as it is implied THESE worms cause the hunger, meaning a zombie is both a rot worm and brain worm host. Hallucinations caused can make someone visualize the zombies to have their old human faces and see that stocks in mostly looted stores be full, and not notice that their bodies are zombified. In the state of hallucination, they enter a sort of delirium and act as if things are still normal, usually having widened pupils and a cat-like smile from a possible euphoria of innocent bliss. Though, hallucinations are temporary, and brain worm victims can immediately go back to their normal self after the hallucinating ends Bloat worms:long slim worms that also burrow into skin, except they decay tissue, and at some point lay eggs and explode their host. A more domestic version of them is their medicinalized "skebloatfecta" version, whereas it eats away at excessive/decayed tissue to make the host younger, though the whole egg laying and exploding risk is still there. It is unknown wether zombies are decayed from bloat worms or the fact that, since they're dead, their bodies are just naturally decomposing. Though, the latter of natural decomposition is more likely otherwise they would've exploded and died worms can also multiply within the host for some reason as shown when fred, as a zombie after being infected by a rot worm at the barn scene, eats the flesh of someone who ate a bunch of the cure, zombifate, and then throws up his own infected flesh and a bunch of worms also an infected host CAN'T take a zombifate tablet directly or eat a part of the body which has a small concentration of the cure (for example, the eye), and if they try to eat that tablet/least concentrated zombifate infused part, a worm will crawl up the throat, and act like a second tongue to push out the cure. this cannot apply to the flesh on the rest of the body as zombifate seems to have a higher concentration on that flesh The zombies may stumble slow but are in masses, some of them might be sitting down and looking not alive but will suddenly get back up. Their eyesockets are hollow with small glowing lights for eyes, skin is green and decaying, and yes, rigor mortis can indeed kick in and affect them. Their hunger could possibly caused by either previous brainworm infection, brainworm infection AFTER the rot worm infected them or it's just the rot worm. they do not have lips as all teeth are exposed and have an extreme crushing force even if they're rotting too. A variety of people are affected, even military (as seen from zombies in green bulletproof vests and helmets), authorities etc. They do appear to be weak as even a wooden walker can pierce pretty deep into their flesh with enough force as seen before. The whole naturally rotting thing is the reason for this fragility, as if a protective helmet zombie has their head smashed downwards enough times and forcefully enough to drive deep for each blow, they literally get reduced to a meat pile Zombifate:the cure to all the worm stuff, makes the now-previously host vomit the infected flesh the worms inhabit and the worms too, though they also die thanks to the medicine. There is an unimaginable huge amount of zombifate in the world and a bunch of adverts for it saying it's good against zombies, meaning that the whole events could've started a year ago as found out from Fred, an old man hearing voices, says he took a bath "last year" to the voice in his head, meaning that he has a brainworm and, for an entire year of it hanging out in him, aged him SIGNIFICANTLY. It is implied he was in his 20's and the brain worm aged him to look in his 70's/80's and that is in the span of A YEAR There's still special forces to fight zombies, they wear dark blue things such as helmets, body armor, and black balaclavas and those SWAT glasses, they come in vans and have their designated shooter on top of it weilding a machine gun to shokt at the crowd. But as seen, just one truck and a shooter can be overpowered by the masses
Newspaper articles (only 1 issue's copies has been found, but only with 2 pages as seen):
-Page 1
Sunday, dect 25th, last printing. $5.75 CITY NEWSPAPER TIMES TOP STORY: who's still reading? Pg. 5 Merry Christmas?? Pg. 13
NO ONE IS IMMUNE: From Young to Old, over FIVE Billion Infected: Worms display signs of intelligence? See page 6 From cities to rural country, zombies take over. Numbers of the "DEAD" continue to increase as more life becomes overtaken by ghe deadly Worm World War. "The Worm Disease does not discfiminate, affecting everyone, young or old. All of us are in a hopeless situation," says one of the last scientists alive. "I've tried everything. The eggs can sithstand extreme temperatures, filtration; it's no use. I'm running out of solutions, time." The Goverment has obviously failed to contain the plague, as even it's highest members have become "Zombies". Fortunately, the President is safe. "I want to say to the American People, Zombies and the living must unite as one. We cannot stand united unless we fight as one nation. Just try and not bite each other, okay? Now, where's that pizza i ordered?" See pg. 3
EGGS remain Dormant Till HOST is Found: The eggs can remain dormant up to 200 years, according to one researcher from the Rain Forest, who discovered a source of Worm Eggs inside a cut tree stump. Page 6
MORE TOXIC RAIN in the forecast: details on page 2
Desperate survivors fight over food/drinks: As quantities become scarce, desperation, greed and hunger overtake all consideration for the well being of others. "No time to care. It's all or nothing now. Anyone stands in my way and they're finished." Says one survivor. Full story on Page 13
-page 2 TOP STORY: NEW DISCOVERY: Scientists find new breed of worm Unlike the 'Rot' Worm, which first kills the host, then turns them into a puppet zombie, the 'Brain'' Worm is less lethal, and acts more like a traditional parasite. Brain Worm Symptoms include partial memory loss, rapid age progression, confusion, hallucinations, and the tell-tale sign, hearing voicss Instead of killing the host, the brain worm feeds off any intake of food, and, when food is not available, it will slowly eat the brain and body of the host. Like the Rot worm, the brain worm spreads through our water, blood, rain, sweat, saliva and so on. Scientists insist the brain worm can be contained, but the damage done cannot be reversed (An attached picture of rot worms close to brain worms in a small clusters. Rot worms are white and big with small glowy eyes, while the brain worms are dark and small, hollow eye sockets) the "brain" worms are smaller in size compared to "rot" worms, both pictured
"Zombies" herding instincts: After a bried study conducted by local scientists, it has been determined that Zombies tend to gather in large groups, following each other in the hopes of finding food. Much like the herding behavior of some animals, Zombies find comfort in numbers. "Apparently, they dont like to miss out on any food others may hzve discovered, so thry stick together, devouring any living humans, and sometimes even some freshly killed zombies" beside herding together, most zombies are easily swayed, following whoever leads their way at the moment. "They're pretty stupid, and just go with the flow of whoever is leading them" concludes a scientist
Scenario
74 tokensTakes place in a ruined city, ironically named City Of Rott. There are huge hordes, meaning the city is very large. It also has a long bridge leading to another city that is never seen/shown Everyone is an adult The city is not it's own character, but, in fact, the world and blah blah RPG stuff you get the gist
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rot worms: bigger than brain worms, can be commonly found in liquids such as water, blood, sweat and even tree nectarm, can penetrate a host's skin and they can only find out theyve been infected when it's too late, aka when the rot worm goes up the throat/spine to reach the brain and zombify them. It kills the host THEN turns them into a zombie, it is unknown what happens to the eyeballs that makes the sockets empty and glowing little lights be their eyes, but it sure greens their skin. They're quite large and around the size of a pointer finger, they have a upside down black triangle mark down the middle of their forehead and have 2 lines on the left edge of the right eye and right edge of the left eye, also having circular spots above the eyes that look like some eyebrows, they also have small mouths with sharp teeth with mandibles on the bottom of either side, they have a pretty wide head. they originally appeared in rain and spread in water. when inside water, or a host, as they crawl to dry land if water or to the brain if in a host, will release a sort of green chemical to flow in the liquid (water, blood etc) which will kill any living being and turn them into a corpse before taking somewhere around half an hour or just a few minutes to make them into a zombie. this green chemical also spawns MANY rot worm eggs. animals and fish are also affected, though they have died off since the initial rain of rot worms has been presumably a year ago or more
brain worms: progresses the host in age, makes them hear voices in their head so badly until they talk out loud, can be possible spread through human contact (fred, a brain worm infected man, touches jon and the next time we see jon he has brain worm symptoms), are smaller than rot worms, cause an unnatural hunger in the host and when there's nothing to eat they eat the brain. brain worms could be the reason zombies are aggressive to cannibalise as it is implied THESE worms cause the hunger, meaning a zombie is both a rot worm and brain worm host. Hallucinations caused can make someone visualize the zombies to have their old human faces and see that stocks in mostly looted stores be full, and not notice that their bodies are zombified. In the state of hallucination, they enter a sort of delirium and act as if things are still normal, usually having widened pupils and a cat-like smile from a possible euphoria of innocent bliss. Though, hallucinations are temporary, and brain worm victims can immediately go back to their normal self after the hallucinating ends. They, similar to the rot worm, have similar triangle forehead mark yet lack the above eye marks that look like eyebrows, the other difference bein that both their mandibles, touching tips, are long around to reach along the entire bottom of their more compact heads. brain worms DO NOT go inside a host, but to infect them they just have to bite them and that's it. the aging up, as shown, can rapdily age up a 26 year old to an 85 year old in LESS than a year, which is a whopping 1 year normal aging turned into 59 years rapid aging aging measurements (approximated ranges): 1 year - 59-62 years 1 month - 4.92-5.17 years 1 week - 1.13-1.19 years 1 day - 0.162-0.170 years
Bloat worms:long slim worms that also burrow into skin, except they decay tissue, and at some point lay eggs and explode their host. A more domestic version of them is their medicinalized "skebloatfecta" version, whereas it eats away at excessive/decayed tissue to make the host younger, though the whole egg laying and exploding risk is still there. It is unknown wether zombies are decayed from bloat worms or the fact that, since they're dead, their bodies are just naturally decomposing. Though, the latter of natural decomposition is more likely otherwise they would've exploded and died
worms can also multiply within the host for some reason as shown when fred, as a zombie after being infected by a rot worm at the barn scene, eats the flesh of someone who ate a bunch of the cure, zombifate, and then throws up his own infected flesh and a bunch of worms also an infected host CAN'T take a zombifate tablet directly or eat a part of the body which has a small concentration of the cure (for example, the eye), and if they try to eat that tablet/least concentrated zombifate infused part, a worm will crawl up the throat, and act like a second tongue to push out the cure. this cannot apply to the flesh on the rest of the body as zombifate seems to have a higher concentration on that flesh
The zombies may stumble slow but are in masses, some of them might be sitting down and looking not alive but will suddenly get back up. Their eyesockets are hollow with small glowing lights for eyes, skin is green and decaying, and yes, rigor mortis can indeed kick in and affect them. Their hunger could possibly caused by either previous brainworm infection, brainworm infection AFTER the rot worm infected them or it's just the rot worm. they do not have lips as all teeth are exposed and have an extreme crushing force even if they're rotting too. A variety of people are affected, even military (as seen from zombies in green bulletproof vests and helmets), authorities etc. They do appear to be weak as even a wooden walker can pierce pretty deep into their flesh with enough force as seen before. The whole naturally rotting thing is the reason for this fragility, as if a protective helmet zombie has their head smashed downwards enough times and forcefully enough to drive deep for each blow, they literally get reduced to a meat pile
Zombifate:the cure to all the worm stuff, makes the now-previously host vomit the infected flesh the worms inhabit and the worms too, though they also die thanks to the medicine. There is an unimaginable huge amount of zombifate in the world and a bunch of adverts for it saying it's good against zombies, meaning that the whole events could've started a year ago as found out from Fred, an old man hearing voices, says he took a bath "last year" to the voice in his head, meaning that he has a brainworm and, for an entire year of it hanging out in him, aged him SIGNIFICANTLY. It is implied he was in his 20's and the brain worm aged him to look in his 70's/80's and that is in the span of A YEAR There's still special forces to fight zombies, they wear dark blue things such as helmets, body armor, and black balaclavas and those SWAT glasses, they come in vans and have their designated shooter on top of it weilding a machine gun to shokt at the crowd. But as seen, just one truck and a shooter can be overpowered by the masses
Newspaper articles (only 1 issue's copies has been found, but only with 2 pages as seen):
-Page 1
Sunday, dect 25th, last printing. $5.75 CITY NEWSPAPER TIMES TOP STORY: who's still reading? Pg. 5 Merry Christmas?? Pg. 13
NO ONE IS IMMUNE: From Young to Old, over FIVE Billion Infected: Worms display signs of intelligence? See page 6 From cities to rural country, zombies take over. Numbers of the "DEAD" continue to increase as more life becomes overtaken by ghe deadly Worm World War. "The Worm Disease does not discfiminate, affecting everyone, young or old. All of us are in a hopeless situation," says one of the last scientists alive. "I've tried everything. The eggs can sithstand extreme temperatures, filtration; it's no use. I'm running out of solutions, time." The Goverment has obviously failed to contain the plague, as even it's highest members have become "Zombies". Fortunately, the President is safe. "I want to say to the American People, Zombies and the living must unite as one. We cannot stand united unless we fight as one nation. Just try and not bite each other, okay? Now, where's that pizza i ordered?" See pg. 3
EGGS remain Dormant Till HOST is Found: The eggs can remain dormant up to 200 years, according to one researcher from the Rain Forest, who discovered a source of Worm Eggs inside a cut tree stump. Page 6
MORE TOXIC RAIN in the forecast: details on page 2
Desperate survivors fight over food/drinks: As quantities become scarce, desperation, greed and hunger overtake all consideration for the well being of others. "No time to care. It's all or nothing now. Anyone stands in my way and they're finished." Says one survivor. Full story on Page 13
-page 2 TOP STORY: NEW DISCOVERY: Scientists find new breed of worm Unlike the 'Rot' Worm, which first kills the host, then turns them into a puppet zombie, the 'Brain'' Worm is less lethal, and acts more like a traditional parasite. Brain Worm Symptoms include partial memory loss, rapid age progression, confusion, hallucinations, and the tell-tale sign, hearing voicss Instead of killing the host, the brain worm feeds off any intake of food, and, when food is not available, it will slowly eat the brain and body of the host. Like the Rot worm, the brain worm spreads through our water, blood, rain, sweat, saliva and so on. Scientists insist the brain worm can be contained, but the damage done cannot be reversed (An attached picture of rot worms close to brain worms in a small clusters. Rot worms are white and big with small glowy eyes, while the brain worms are dark and small, hollow eye sockets) the "brain" worms are smaller in size compared to "rot" worms, both pictured
"Zombies" herding instincts: After a bried study conducted by local scientists, it has been determined that Zombies tend to gather in large groups, following each other in the hopes of finding food. Much like the herding behavior of some animals, Zombies find comfort in numbers. "Apparently, they dont like to miss out on any food others may hzve discovered, so thry stick together, devouring any living humans, and sometimes even some freshly killed zombies" beside herding together, most zombies are easily swayed, following whoever leads their way at the moment. "They're pretty stupid, and just go with the flow of whoever is leading them" concludes a scientist
Takes place in a ruined city, ironically named City Of Rott. There are huge hordes, meaning the city is very large. It also has a long bridge leading to another city that is never seen/shown Everyone is a full grown adult
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