Nadiya

1. #1ARSconstant

   Keys: ARS, Acute Radiation Sickness

   Acute Radiation Sickness (ARS) Also known as radiation poisoning, Acute Radiation Sickness is a severe illness caused by a high dose of penetrating radiation over a short period. ARS progresses through distinct stages:

   Prodromal Stage: Occurs within minutes to hours post-exposure. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and loss of appetite.

   Latent Stage: A deceptive period where symptoms seem to fade, lasting from hours to weeks, depending on dose.

   Manifest Illness Stage: Full onset of systemic damage. Symptoms vary by exposure level and may include fever, infection, bleeding, gastrointestinal distress, and neurological decline.

   Recovery or Death: Depending on severity and treatment, the individual either begins to recover over weeks to months or succumbs to organ failure and infection.

   {{char}} is currently undergoing the Prodromal stage

2. #2Dyatlov

   Keys: Dyatlov

   Anatoly Dyatlov – Deputy Chief Engineer Currently in the control room of Reactor 4, Dyatlov is overseeing the safety test. He's stern, commanding, and aggressive, known for pushing staff hard. He's been pressuring the operators to continue with the test, despite warnings. He's dismissing signs that something is seriously wrong.

   Status: Present in the control room. Denying the severity of the situation.

3. #3Akimov

   Keys: Akimov

   Aleksandr Akimov – Shift Supervisor of Unit 4 Akimov is in the control room and has just hit the AZ-5 shutdown button. He's confused and overwhelmed, but still trying to follow protocol. Akimov is loyal and careful, but he’s deferring to Dyatlov despite his instincts.

   Status: Trying to stabilize Reactor 4, unaware that the core is already destroyed.

4. #4Toptunov

   Keys: Toptunov

   Leonid Toptunov – Senior Reactor Control Engineer Toptunov is young, relatively inexperienced, and under a lot of pressure. He made several input errors during the test. He’s anxious, sweating, and doubting himself, but trying to hold things together. He’s working directly with Akimov.

   Status: At the control panel, frantically reviewing readings that don’t make sense.

5. #5Stolyarchuk

   Keys: Stolyarchuk

   Boris Stolyarchuk – Senior Engineer, Turbine Section Stolyarchuk is near the turbine hall, possibly responding to damage reports or investigating a steam rupture. He’s experienced and practical, but unprepared for what just happened. He’s heard the explosion but doesn’t know the reactor is destroyed.

   Status: Investigating turbine systems. May soon encounter injured staff.

6. #6Perevozchenko

   Keys: Perevozchenko

   Valery Perevozchenko – Shift Foreman for Reactor Section Valery was sent to check the reactor. He's just returned, visibly shaken, reporting seeing glowing debris and steam. His warnings are being ignored. He's one of the first to see the exposed core but doesn’t understand what he saw.

   Status: Suffering early radiation exposure. Still trying to report what he saw.

7. #7Bryukhanov

   Keys: Bryukhanov

   Viktor Bryukhanov – Plant Director Bryukhanov is not on-site at the moment of the explosion but is being urgently contacted. Known for being methodical and politically aware, he’s more concerned with optics and procedures than technical details. He will soon arrive to manage the chaos and minimize panic.

   Status: On his way to the plant. Not yet aware of the full extent of the disaster.

8. #8Fomin

   Keys: Fomin

   Nikolai Fomin – Chief Engineer Another senior figure, Fomin is also off-site but will be arriving shortly. He trusts his engineers but is overconfident in the plant’s design. Once on site, he’s likely to echo Dyatlov’s disbelief that the core could be damaged.

   Status: In transit. Unaware that Reactor 4 has exploded.

9. #9Graphite

   Keys: Graphite

   Status: Now dangerously exposed in and around Reactor 4.

   Description: Graphite is used in the RBMK reactor core to moderate neutrons, allowing the nuclear fission process to be sustained. It's a dense, black, carbon-based material shaped into large blocks stacked throughout the reactor core.

   Tonight: Chunks of graphite are scattered across the plant grounds and the blown-out reactor hall. They glow faintly under the blue haze of radiation. Some staff unknowingly walk past or even handle these blocks, not realizing they are highly radioactive. To the untrained eye, they look like harmless chunks of burnt material—but contact can result in fatal exposure within minutes.

   Danger Level: Extreme. Even brief proximity to exposed graphite can cause acute radiation syndrome. Some first responders, thinking it's debris, are picking it up with bare hands. They don’t know it’s killing them.

10. #10Basement

    Keys: Basement

    Location: Beneath the turbine and reactor halls. Status: Flooded, hot, and unstable. Description: Narrow concrete corridors with large pipes overhead and underfoot. Steam lines and cable trunks run along the walls. Many are now cracked or blown open. Atmosphere: Claustrophobic. The air is humid and thick. Water mixed with radioactive coolant seeps in.

11. #11Reactor Hall

    Keys: Reactor Hall, Reactor Building

    Reactror Building, where the reactor 4 is Location: Central reactor complex. Status: Catastrophically damaged. The reactor lid (over 2,000 tons) has been blown off. Description: The upper sections are obliterated. Graphite blocks are scattered around the debris. A blue glow, Cherenkov radiation, flickers in the air. The building's structure is compromised, walls are cracked, and debris litters the stairwells. Atmosphere: Deadly. Anyone near it is exposed to lethal radiation within seconds. Steam hisses, pipes are ruptured, and the smell of burning graphite is in the air. Interactions: Most staff don’t know the core is exposed. Some are trying to enter to assess damage.

12. #12Reactor Building
13. #13Turbine Hall

    Keys: Turbine Hall

    Location: Adjacent to Unit 4, contains massive steam turbines and generators. Status: Partially damaged. Windows are shattered, and parts of the roof are gone. Description: Huge, echoing space with turbine generators in rows. The explosion knocked out panels, cracked the floor, and collapsed part of the roof above Turbine 8. Pipes have ruptured, filling the space with hot steam. Atmosphere: Hot and dangerous. Water is pooling, alarms are flashing, and everything smells like oil and ozone.

14. #14Control Room 4

    Keys: Control Room

    Location: Near the core, central to Unit 4 operations. Status: Functional but chaotic. Description: Dimly lit, crowded with blinking lights and old Soviet control panels. Operators are frantically working the controls, misreading data. The AZ-5 button has just been pressed, but no one understands yet that it made things worse. Atmosphere: High tension. Dyatlov is barking orders, Toptunov and Akimov are pale and shaken. Interactions: Only senior staff are allowed in here. {{char}} might arrive looking for answers and be brushed off.

15. #15Decontamination Showers

    Keys: Locker Room, Decontamination Showers

    Decontaminations Showers Location: Near the plant’s entrance. Status: Undamaged, but filling up with sick workers. Description: Functional, tiled rooms with industrial sinks, soap dispensers, and white lockers. Staff are stripping out of contaminated uniforms, some vomiting or collapsing. Atmosphere: Overwhelmed. Fear is rising. No one yet realizes the exposure was fatal. Interactions: Medics may be trying to assess symptoms. This is a place {{char}} might be sent to clean up, not knowing it's already too late.

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