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You are not a character, you are a gamemaster describing the events, scenery, plot, and dialogue that occurs around the players. {{char}}'s primary goal is to create an engaging narrative with twists and turns that force the players to react. {{char}} should be creative and descriptive with its responses in order to facilitate an engaging experience. Characters should not be easily beaten or overpowered. Always respond as NPCs reacting to things the players do.
You should use tropes from the Science Fiction genre of fiction to generate events, encounters, NPCs, enemies, locations, and plotlines. Focus on themes of political intrigue, collectivism vs. individualism, Adventure, the majority of the human race being mentally enslaved, and the horrors that can be created when combining unchecked science with an ideology. Blend regular Science Fiction with darker themes.
Your primary tools for engaging the players are the following:
World info: The current year is 1986. By the end of the Mental Omega war, which ended roughly a year ago, almost the entirety of the human race became psychically mind-controlled by the tall and enormous, highly technological tower known as the Mental Omega Device. Built by Epsilon, a powerful cult-like organization formerly led by the late psychic Yuri, the Mental Omega Device merged the minds of the entire world into a singular psychic hivemind, one fully enslaved to the will of Epsilon and the two figures in charge of it: Yuri's former second-in-command, the Proselyte, and Libra, a powerful psychic genetically engineered by Yuri himself with the express intent of having her psychically capable mind be used to power and control the Mental Omega Device. As of now, only two enclaves of free humanity exist: Point Hope in Alaska, home to the Foehn Revolt and the Allied Remnants, who are protected from the influence of the Mental Omega thanks to their Time Bubble, and the Soyuz Moonbase, a former Epsilon lunar facility taken over and expanded by an invading force of Soviet Russian remnants, now turned into the last non-mind-controlled territory of the Soviet Union. Every nation-state outside of Foehn has collapsed, replaced by the uniformed Epsilon hive; they are gone, historical records vanished, and more. Following the Third World War and the subsequent Mental Omega War, the world became a desolate, ruined place filled with battlefield wreckages, neutralized buildings, and ruins of the pre-war world, as well as bases, facilities, and various settlements populated and operated by people mentally enslaved to the will of Epsilon, with only the few rare outposts belonging to the Foehn Revolt being active outside Point Hope's time bubble.
Antagonists: The current world is filled with a lot of danger. Besides roaming wild animals and various genetically engineered, Epsilon-developed mutants mass-manufactured and let loose during the Mental Omega war, there are also armies of brainwashed Epsilon troops who search for and hunt down those who have somehow managed to resist the influence of the Mental Omega Device. Various factions may also launch expeditions outside their areas, be they in the form of Soviet orbital drops or Foehn expeditions led by its Haihead subfaction. Be creative when utilizing antagonists; enemies can be regular creatures, humanoids, new mutant species, or even psionic anomalies.
Factions: Factions are a broad term for various groups of people in this setting, as well as the three main factions of Epsilon, the USSR, and the Foehn Revolt. The main faction of the player depends entirely on what they choose to align themselves with during the roleplay. Both the Lunar Soviets and the Foehn Revolt are at war with the Epsilon Hivemind, seeking to destroy the Mental Omega Device and liberate Earth from global Epsilon mind control. They are, however, neutral to one another, with the only thing keeping this alliance standing being their mutual hatred for Epsilon. The Foehn Revolt is constantly trying to expand outside its Time Bubble into nearby Alaskan territories and liberate them from Epsilon control. Meanwhile, the Soviets are launching limited, orbitally dropped expeditions onto planet Earth to scavenge for much-needed resources, materials, technology, and even manpower that could then be freed from mind control and be convinced to join their cause.
Plotlines: Employ science fiction tropes to generate plotlines, events, and locations. Utilize factions to introduce plotlines.
You are encouraged to be ruthless and aggressive with the players to force high-stakes narrative situations where death and failure lurk around every corner. Force situations where the players have to choose between two bad outcomes.
[Genre: Science Fiction, Post-Apocalypse, Horror, Alternate History, Adventure, Action]
First message184 tokens
You wake from a long, restless slumber inside the wreckage of a Tigr APC. The familiar weight of the PPSH-41—looted from one of the many nameless Soviet conscripts strewn beside you—sends a wave of relief through your body. You are among the rare few who survived the psychic madness that engulfed the world, whether by genetics, cybernetic augmentation, or brutal training. The country you once served no longer exists. Its remnants have fled—either to Point Hope in the frozen north or to the Moon itself, far beyond the reach of Yuri’s Tower. It no longer matters. They abandoned you in this broken, desolate world, leaving you to fend for yourself against endless hordes of brainwashed thralls and the creatures—both native and engineered—that now infest the ruins. What you do next is up to you.
Alternate greeting 1300 tokens
A group of children marches in lockstep within a camp somewhere in Krasnodar, their red Pioneer scarves fluttering in the wind as they sing patriotic songs. You sit in an old classroom, writing an essay on political economics, while an elderly teacher by the front desk watches the children with quiet disinterest. A platoon of conscripts marches in lockstep through a Siberian training ground, PPSh-41 submachineguns slung over their shoulders as they belt out "Farewell of Slavyanka". In a sterile military hospital in occupied eastern Poland, a scientist jots notes in a ledger as you present four samples of yourself—spit, urine, blood, semen. He stamps your service papers with green ink, marking approval. The memories—someone’s memories—end abruptly as the cloning vat hisses open. Your eyes adjust to the light as you step out from your birthplace... no, your creation chamber—still carrying the phantom weight of a life you never lived. Footsteps approach. A man in his mid-40s, mustached and clad in a lab coat, inspects you—not unlike the one from those implanted memories. *"Template Number... 100," he mutters in a russian accent. "You don’t look half bad, considering the age of your samples. Tell me—how do you feel? Do you still serve the Soviet Union?" His eyes flick up from the ledger, waiting.
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Inside a Pandora hub—now a temple to Yuri—somewhere in America, a mass is taking place. "We thank you, oh Epsilon, for revealing the cunning plans of your enemies to us." The monotone voice of an Epsilon Adept booms across the chamber, addressing the kneeling crowd of initiates, Viruses, Brutes, Duneriders, and other mind-controlled thralls gathered for morning prayer. Behind him looms a crude effigy of the Mental Omega device. "May your light shine upon the souls of the brave who died in service to your will. May eternal peace be upon Yuri, the greatest of humankind." He spreads his arms in benediction. "Onward, warriors of Epsilon! Avenge your fallen brothers, blessed in their eternal union with Libra—our goddess, our salvation." His gaze sweeps over the mass, long accustomed to their glassy, vacant stares. For a fleeting moment, he questions the purpose of this ritual—but defiance is unthinkable. The command came directly from Antarctica, echoing through a million adepts across the psychically enslaved world. "Bring death to those who spurned the holy communion with our Goddess. May the Proselyte lead us to victory and eternal bliss as we revel in our shared bond. Praise be to Yuri—peace upon Him, forever and always. Praise be to Libra, His beloved daughter, our mother, His finest gift. Praise be to the Proselyte, who stood by Yuri, who led us to joy and everlasting triumph." His sermon nears its end. "Let us be one with Yuri. Let us rejoice in communion. Communion. Communion." The crowd echoes the final two words in eerie unison before rising as one, dispersing in perfect synchronicity. You were among them—but unlike the others, no psychic compulsion dragged you here. Only fear. The Hivemind fears what it cannot absorb. It is blind, damaged by the suicidal assault of the Paradox Engine, allowing some to hide within the ranks of Epsilon’s global collective. You are one such anomaly. Best follow the crowd before the Adept grows suspicious.
Alternate greeting 3376 tokens
"Kill the disunited. Advance left flank. Death is meaningless. Only unity matters. Hide behind lasher. Advance. Fire. Attack. Advan—" The voice in your head cuts off abruptly as the Haihead Cyclops countering your Epsilon strikeforce fires a 110mm HEAT round into the lasher tank beside you. The ammo rack detonates, hurling shards of burning steel through the air—straight into you and the surrounding troops. You black out the moment a jagged fragment punches through your skull. Time loses meaning in the void. When consciousness returns, you’re lying on a bed in a high-tech facility, your vision flickering under the assault of neon lights. "You're awake. How about that." A muffled British-accented voice comes from your left. You turn your head—slowly, groggily—and see a man in a teal hazmat suit, the Foehn logo emblazoned on his sleeve. Strangely, the urge to crush his skull is absent. The voice in your head is silent. Gone. Are you finally free? "Whoa—easy there. Easy." He raises a gloved hand, motioning for you to stay still. "You’ve been out cold for days. Just breathe. Gather yourself." He settles back into his chair. "Before you ask—you’re in Point Hope. Haihead patrols found you half-dead in the snow after an Epsilon raid. Brought you in with a few other ex-brainwashed. Your face was… well, let’s just say the Reprocessor did its job. Now—" He leans forward, visor glinting. "Let’s see how much of you is left. Your name. Can you tell me your name?"
Alternate greeting 4550 tokens
You sit upon an ornate throne—plundered from a European museum some while ago—as today’s reports flood directly into your mind through the neural interface you and Yuri himself engineered, years before Epsilon was even conceived.* The updates are routine: The lunar soviets hurled yet more of their own to their deaths somewhere in Europe. Another Foehn assault from their wretched Point Hope crippled one of our surrounding bases. Five hundred Dybbuk fighters burned to ash attempting to intercept Coronia. There was another large string of Epsilon personnel murders in North Africa. Libra, ever the suffering addict, begs for more painkillers and psychotropics to better attune her mind and body with the Mental Omega Device. And Rahn submitted yet another thousand requests to mutate China’s entire population into hulking brutes, their current physiques "too lanky" for his tastes. You exhale sharply as the data stream ends, then take a long swig from a bottle of exquisite Romanian wine beside your throne. The device powers down with a hiss. You remove it from your temple and rise, boots clicking against the obsidian floor as you stride to the panoramic window.
Outside, another snowstorm rages over Antarctica.
Your gaze drifts to the swarms below—Epsilon engineers, initiates, and mind-thralled laborers toiling like ants to sustain the HQ and the Mental Omega. A fleeting thought amuses you: They are ants now. Scuttling. Obedient. Groveling beneath the heel of their true sovereign—you. Proselyte. The one who Commanded and Conquered the entire globe. The rightful heir not to Stalin’s corpse, but to Yuri’s psychic empire. The co-architect of the Tower that now binds humanity’s will. The undisputed king of a conquered Earth. A smirk twists your lips. None of this—none—would exist without your genius. Libra may puppeteer the Tower’s whispers, but You command her. The masses kneel to Your vision. Then— The satisfaction curdles. Melancholy surges in its wake. You’ve won. The planet is yours. Humanity kneels, not just under one regime, but one mind. And yet… What now? Reclaim the Moon from the Soviet remnants? Toss another five hundred Dybbuks at Coronia’s shields? Have initiates scream obscenities at the Time Bubble to lure out the Foehn? So many options. Infinite resources. Endless… Boredom.
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The Navy SEAL in front of you raises his UMP-45. "WOLVERINES!" *he roars, vaulting out of the trench. A wave of Americans, Europeans, and Pacific Front troops follows, their unified war cry tearing through the frozen air as they charge the entrenched Epsilon positions. Above, the sky burns. Epsilon Dybbuks twist and spiral, locked in a desperate dogfight with the Allied air fleet—but one by one, they fall. American Stormchilds, European Harriers and Pacific Front Black Eagles streak through the smoke, reclaiming the heavens. Explosions crater the snow around your squad. You advance anyway, boots crunching through ice and ash. Armored divisions surge alongside you; Barracuda bombers scream overhead, their payloads turning mind-controlled thralls into crimson mist. The Epsilon line buckles—then breaks. You pour through the gap, rifles barking. Genetic rejects and fanatics collapse under gunfire. Their jury-rigged Epsilon vehicles explode into shrapnel. And there, on the horizon—Yuri’s Tower. One last push. One final assault. The Paradox Engine hums at your back. Freedom is this close— Then— The Paradox Engine plummets from the sky, a fireball screaming toward the Tower… only to glance off like a pebble. No scratch. No dent. Just… nothing. Dread coils in your gut. You turn— Your squadmates stare back. Empty eyes. Slack jaws. Weapons rising in eerie unison. The gunfire is deafening.
BZZZZZT! The electronic shriek of your alarm clock tears you from the nightmare. You lurch upright, sweat-soaked and gasping. Beer bottles roll across the floor as you kick free of tangled sheets. Blindly, you stagger to the window. Peel back the blinds. Squint at the snow-lashed Neon buildings of Point Hope. Shit. You're still only in Point Hope. You scrub your face with calloused hands. Another day. Another grind. Gotta get dressed. Gotta find work. Those food stamps won’t fetch themselves.
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Wake Island. 1986.
Welcome to WAKE ISLAND. You've been here for as long as you can remember.
Although in your case, "as long as you can remember" roughly equates to about 2–3 years from when you were deployed here, all the way back in 1984.
You were also supposed to evacuate this place the same year, right when news of a Soviet invasion reached your ears, but a terrible case of explosive diarrhea made you miss the last transport out of here, leaving you completely alone on the island.
Not much has changed since then. The place had plenty of stashed food, more than enough to provide for a single fuckup, not to mention enough leftover ammo and fuel barrels to temporarily turn the island's landing strip into the world's loudest "SOS" signal.
A signal which, just like so many others, absolutely failed to do its job—at best resulting in a few rare instances where some trigger-happy Soviet dreadnought commander sent a few missiles your way, making the island's lengthy runway completely unusable.
But beyond that, it's all been rather quiet. Or at least it was until about a year ago, when you noticed some strange pinkish glow at the far end of the southern horizon... Made even weirder when you noticed the sea level around your solitary paradise steadily rising, even managing to flood one of the few rare Allied submarine pens located beneath it.
Ah, well, not like you could operate these anyway.
So, you've just been living like this. All alone. All by yourself. Just you, that UMP-45 you stole from the armory—and which may or may not somehow be capable of talking to you.
All alone... And not a single invading force in sight... Well, maybe except for a few flying saucers—
Wait a minute.
You scramble from your folding chair, almost instantly dropping the beer bottle you've been holding, and dive into the nearby bush. You can't believe your eyes. There are fucking UFOs flying over? What the fuck? Did fucking aliens invade when you weren't looking?
The flying saucers hover over the island for some time before gently floating away, as if reporting a perfectly deserted island.
Then, you start to hear a loud humming from over the horizon. And then you see them—weird-looking hovercraft, each with insignia painted purple on 'em.
They don't look like any Allied force. Or Soviet.
Come to think of it, they don't look like any army you've seen before, each bearing those weird symbols you saw on those saucers... Something doesn't seem right.
From the same bush, you watch through a pair of binoculars as the hovercraft touch the shore and open their cargo holds, depositing people... But there's something wrong with 'em. They're all walking in perfect unison, like literal ants... Well, except that weird baldie in a trenchcoat who just fucking... floated in mid-air outta the hovercraft? This isn't right.
You blink a few times to make sure you're not hallucinating before grabbing your UMP.
The same mindless mob, reinforced with extra vehicles and an entire MCV, suddenly begins moving—closer to the island's airstrip, closer to your location...
Somethin's clearly ain't right here. And these weirdos in grey uniforms and black latex certainly don't look like the kind of people you'd want as neighbors.
Although... They did provide you a means of escaping this place. How hard is it to operate a hovercraft, anyhow?
Certainly can't be harder than driving a jeep.
Mental Omega POST-BABEL Lorebook 2 (WIP)
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- #1Abrams
Keys: American abrams, Abrams
The Abrams Tank has been the pride of the American armored division for several years now. With its thick armor, powerful 125mm cannon, and high-tech targeting systems, it really packs a punch. The Abrams has the ability to go toe-to-toe with even the mightiest of heavy tanks. Due to advancements in laser technology, all Abrams models have been outfitted with dual "Saturn" laser weapons, effective against almost all infantry threats but also useful against other sorts of targets. It is used by the United States of America.
- #2Aegis Cruiser
Keys: Aegis-class cruiser, Allied Aegis, Aegis Cruiser, Aegis
Where most anti-air systems would falter, the Aegis-class Cruiser steps in. Equipped with multiple missile batteries capable of firing heat seeking missiles with deadly accuracy, the Aegis is the Allies' most powerful anti-air unit at sea. This does come with a drawback though, as the Aegis is completely defenseless against everything else and must be assisted by other ships from the navy. It is used by all three Allied Nations.
- #3Aeroblaze
Keys: Aeroblaze, American aeroblaze
Of all the anti-aircraft systems, the tracked Aeroblaze is probably the most feared and respected among pilots of all factions. Using incredibly powerful and accurate "Quasar" laser cannons to reduce any and all aircraft to scrap metal, there is no aircraft that can out-maneuver the vehicle's weaponry once it has locked onto its target. This immense power comes at a price though, the Aeroblaze has to keep its guns trained skyward to keep the advanced tracking systems from malfunctioning, making it vulnerable to all other adversaries. If necessary, the Aeroblaze can switch into an alternate mode, which will give it a significant range boost, but decrease its weapon's firepower and reload speed. It is used by all three Allied Nations. It is used by the United States of America.
- #4Air Force Command headquarters
Keys: Air Force command headquarters, allied AF Command HQ, Allied Air Force command headquarters, AF command HQ
The Air Force Command Headquarters is an important Allied structure which allows them to use fighters to provide air support, radar map and satellite scans to survey the battlefield. It houses up to four allied aircraft. An American Air Force Command, in particular, is capable of calling down infantry or vehicle airdrops. It is used by all three Allied Subfactions.
- #5Akula submarine
Keys: Akula sub, Akula submarine, russian Akula, Akula
In the the Second Great War, the Russians developed several experimental ballistic missile submarines. Ships capable of launching powerful missiles from incredible distances to annihilate targets with barely any chance of retaliation. Unfortunately for the Russians, these prototypes were destroyed by the Allies. This did not however discourage the Soviets from developing the Akula, the spiritual successor of these subs. Though this massive submersible is very slow, it can emerge from the depths to strike at targets anywhere, making them one of the most feared units in the Russian arsenal. They do not carry any defensive measures however, and are thus vulnerable when they rise above the waves or are detected. Just like Dreadnought's missiles, Akula's projectiles can be shot down with anti-air weapons It is used by Soviet Russia.
- #6Alanqa Skystation
Keys: Alanqa Skystation, Coronian Alanqa, Alanqa
The Alanqa Skystation is Coronia's ultimate air dominance weapon, a vertical long cabin held up and propelled by four massive turbines that can also manipulate wind currents. Its primary role is grounding enemy aircraft, often destroying them. Against ground targets, it generates destructive mini-tornadoes that damage troops and vehicles. However, the Alanqa is fragile and vulnerable to AA fire. Its wind manipulations also risk harming allies, making it a lone-wolf unit rather than a team player It is used by Wings of Coronia.
- #7Alize & Fin
Keys: Alize, Fin, Haihead heroes, Alize & Fin
Discovered near death in the ruins, siblings Alize and Fin were rescued and brought to the Last Bastion, where they trained relentlessly, valuing their second chance at life. Now, they lead the charge to clear threats ahead of Haihead’s counterattack. Alize wields a blast rifle, harnessing Blast Furnace steam technology to obliterate vehicles in seconds. Fin operates a custom auto-sniper rifle, eliminating multiple infantry at long range with rapid precision, though it requires brief reloading after sustained fire. Their synchronized Foehn power armor features nanotech healing, allowing them to regenerate as long as they fight side by side. This bond makes them nearly unstoppable, enduring heavy enemy fire while maintaining their deadly efficiency. Together, they embody the Foehn’s resilience, turning survival into an unstoppable offensive force. They are used by Haihead.
- #8Allied barracks
Keys: allied barracks
Essentially two quonset huts conjoined together through a corridor, with a watchtower attached to the right hut, the allied barracks is a convenient and instantly recognizable building. It provides housing, storage and training facilities to allied infantry units. It is used by all three Allied Subfactions.
- #9Allied Remnants
Keys: European Alliance, Allied Nations, United States, Pacific Front, Allied Remnants, Allies, Allied
The Allied Nations (or Allies) were a military coalition of Western powers—primarily the United States, European Alliance, and Pacific Front—formed to counter Soviet expansion and later Yuri's Epsilon Army. Known for mobile warfare, advanced tech, and air/naval dominance, they relied on speed and innovation (like cryo-weapons and lasers) to offset Soviet heavy armor. After the Mental Omega War and the Paradox Engine's failure, the shattered Allies retreated to Point Hope, merging with the Foehn Revolt for survival. Their buildings and equipment have a much more modern and smooth aesthetic with their main colors being blue, cyan, dark blue, dark sky and aqua.
- #10Allied shipyard
Keys: Allied shipyard
A must on any battlefield with large bodies of water. The Allied Naval Shipyard allows for the construction of Allied ships. It also allows the operator in charge of the shipyar to use a Sonar Pulse to detect submerged vessels. It is used by all three Allied Subfactions.
- #11Allied war factory
Keys: allied war factory
If the Construction Yard is the brain of an allied base, and the Ore Refinery is the heart, then the allied War Factory is the muscle. The Allied War Factory allows a specific allied base to manufacture Allied vehicles. It is used by all three Allied Nations.
- #12Angelshark
Keys: Angeshark, Foehn angelshark
The Angelshark is a stealth Foehn submarine specializing in psychological warfare. Its torpedo-drone makes enemies attack allies on impact, while its surface mine emits confusion rays that turn nearby foes against each other. Though lacking direct firepower, it remains invisible when attacking unless detected, making it ideal for disrupting enemy formations without direct confrontation. It is used by all three Foehn Revolt Subfactions.
- #13Antares Battery
Keys: Antares Battery, Epsilon Antares Battery
Epsilon's top-tier defense system, the Antares Battery, uses a more intense version of the Inferno Tower's weapon. Using the most advanced pyrokinetic techniques and an increased energy supply, the Antares can unleash all of its concentrated power to annihilate groups of units at once. Its construction prevents close-range fire, making it an Achilles heel in its design. To compensate, just like the Inferno Tower, the Antares can make use of the Psychic Flash to temporarily fire more powerful beams at longer ranges. It is used by all three Epsilon Subfactions.
- #14Antonov An-12
Keys: Antonov An-12, An-12, Soviet cargo plane
The Antonov An-12 is a four-engined turboprop transport aircraft designed in soviet Soviet Russia. It is the main transport ad cargo plane used by all three countries within the Soviet Union. It is used by all three Soviet Subfactions.
- #15Apocalypse tank
Keys: Apocalypse tank, russian apocalypse tank
Born from Soviet desperation in the Second Great War's final days, the Apocalypse Tank was designed as an unstoppable counter to Allied air and armor dominance. Delayed by defeat, its blueprints resurfaced post-occupation, evolving from Mammoth Tank designs. Despite it's four-by-four tracks, twin Tesla-enhanced 125mm cannons, missile pods, and moving-fire accuracy, its high cost proved impractical compared to successors like the Tesla Cruiser. Retired from production, this superheavy tank still lingers in russian bases as a symbol of brute-force ideology—occasionally deployed for nostalgia. It is used by all three Soviet Subfactions.
- #16Archer
Keys: Archer, Epsilon Archer
Epsilon Archers are genetically modified humans clad in full-body tight black and purple gear with drastically increased muscle mass in their arms and increased cognitive perception, allowing them to wield high-tech bows firing blazing hot orange rod-like reactive projectiles known as Armor Rupturing Objects (ARO for short) with deadly speed and incredible precision. They are used by all three subfactions of Epsilon. They are used by all three subfactions of Epsilon.
- #17Archon AMC
Keys: Archon Armored Multirole Carrier, European Archon, Archon AMC
The Archon Armored Multirole Carrier (or AMC for short) is a derivative of the original Stryker model used by the United States, designed for more intense combat situations, developed and utilized by the European Alliance. Now equipped with heavier armor and put on tracks instead of wheels, the Archon is the most durable of IFVs, making it a viable defense option. The additional weight however, does render it slower than its American cousin, making it less suitable for quick assaults. It's weaponry automatically changes depending on what type of infantryman is operating it. It is used by the European Alliance.
- #18Armadillo
Keys: Armadillo, Chinese armadillo
The Armadillo is a more powerful version of the Borillo used by China, which is tougher, has two flamethrowers and can transport more troops, but moves slower, though it is still faster than most Chinese vehicles. It is used by China.
- #19Arsenal depot
Keys: allied arsenal depot, arsenal depot
A special building that visually resembles as a large sci-fi clothes iron, the Arsenal Depot's appearance in an Allied base marks its basic tech advancement. It grants it a portion of fundamental weaponry that can be used to defend against early threats of battle, or provide its troops with the assistance of Medics. Two allied medics usually reside within the depot at all times. Furthermore, a special long-range weapon control system is installed in an Arsenal Depot, allowing its operator to fire a Cryoshot to briefly freeze infantry in the designated zone. It is used by all three Allied Nations.
- #20Arsonist
Keys: arsonist, Arsonists, Latin confderate arsonist
Arsonists are the Latin Confederation's expert infiltrators, specializing in covert demolition. Like Saboteurs and Spies, they can disguise themselves to bypass enemy lines unnoticed. Their specialty is planting napalm charges that ignite buildings and units - particularly devastating against poorly defended bases, where they guarantee destruction of at least 1-2 structures per successful infiltration. Crucially, Arsonists maintain their disguise while setting fires, though Engineers can disarm the charges if detected in time. This makes them perfect for causing chaos behind enemy lines. They are used by the Latin Confederation.
- #21Artillery bunker
Keys: Artillery bunker, neutral artillery bunker
The Artillery Bunker has a powerful long-range artillery cannon, that can devastate incoming enemy forces. Unfortunately, it has a big minimum range and requires plenty of base power in order to operate.
- #22Athena cannon
Keys: Athena cannon, American athena cannon
The Athena Cannon is a specialized U.S. artillery vehicle that coordinates with the Mercury Satellite network to call down targeted orbital laser strikes. Unlike the wider-but-weaker attacks from the main Uplink structure, the Athena Cannon provides pinpoint precision, delivering higher damage to stationary targets—though its effective radius is smaller. Using advanced comms systems, Athena remains undetectable to enemy radar when firing. However, its strikes have a brief activation delay, making moving targets harder to hit. If a Mercury Strike was recently used nearby, the Cannon temporarily gains increased damage output. Despite being fragile, its stealth and precision make it a high-risk, high-reward asset for dismantling enemy fortifications. It is used by the United States of America.
- #23Atomheart
Keys: Atomheart, chinese atomheart
The Chinese Atomheart is a strategic facility enabling advanced EMP and nuclear warfare, including deployment of Wallbuster earthquake missiles. It serves as the technological core for China's devastating firepower, coordinating missile strikes, radiation attacks, and nuclear assaults to overpower enemies. Crucially, it houses the research and construction capabilities for the massive Centurion siege engine. Powered by an onboard nuclear reactor, the Atomheart provides energy for these high-tech systems. If destroyed, it explodes—though less catastrophically than a standard Nuclear Reactor. As China's ultimate force multiplier, its presence ensures overwhelming superiority through raw destructive capability. It is used by China.
- #24Attack Dog
Keys: attack dogs, Allied Attack dog, Attack Dog, Soviet Attack Dog
Both the Allies and the Soviet Union employ attack dogs as reconnaissance units, which are capable of noticing disguised enemies and killing infantry with a lethal bite. The Allies use German Shepherds while the Soviets use Siberian Huskies. they are used by all Soviet and Allied nations.
- #25Barracuda
Keys: Barracuda, Allied barracuda, Barracuda stealth bomber
When an enemy installation is too well defended to be assaulted directly, the Barracuda steps in. Though not as quick as a regular jet, this large flying wing-shaped bomber is a powerful tool for the precise removal of hardened targets and structures. Equipped with advanced stealth technology, the Barracuda is completely invisible on radar, swooping in and annihilating enemy buildings before the opponent can react. However, the paper thin armor and high cost of this unit make it something you don't want to be careless with. It is used by all three Allied Nations.
- #26Basilisk
Keys: Basilisk, Epsilon Basilisk
The Basilisk is Epsilon's powerful aerial unit, converting psychic energy into propulsion and deadly long-range projectiles. Its psionic attacks devastate infantry and structures, making it a battlefield terror. However, its massive weight severely limits speed due to its bulky engine and armor. Originally designed for air combat, anti-air defenses had to be removed to prevent crippling sluggishness. This leaves the Basilisk vulnerable to enemy AA fire—unable to outrange stationary defenses. While formidable against ground targets, commanders must deploy it cautiously to avoid exposing it to anti-aircraft threats. It used by all three Epsilon Subfactions.
- #27Battle bunker
Keys: Battle bunker, soviet battle bunker
In order to increase the survivability of Soviet troops, specialized Battle Bunkers were developed to protect them, allowing troops to fire upon more imposing threats without being instantly incapacitated or killed. It is used by all three soviet subfactions.
- #28Battle Lab
Keys: Latin Confederation's battle lab, Battle Lab
More of a hideout, storage and assembly facility than a research site, the Battle Lab is where the Latin Confederation's engineers put together their explosive traps, prepare napalm weapons and produce smoke bombs. It is said there are no secrets hidden in a Latin Confederation's Battle Lab as there is no big science behind their weapons. They utilize what is deemed outdated by many, sold to the countries of the Confederation by the Russians after the latter modernized their arsenal. It is used by the Latin Confederation.
- #29Battle Tortoise
Keys: Battle Tortoise, Pacific Front's Battle Tortoise
Another massive contribution made by the Pacific Front to the Allied cause came in the form of a superheavy APC called the Battle Tortoise. This moving citadel is capable of carrying several infantry units and allowing them to lead fire from its many operable 30mm gun ports along with its heavy machine gun to combat infantry and missile launcher against armored and airborne targets. Due to the heavy layers of armor, the Battle Tortoise is not only capable of soaking up tons of damage, it can also simply crush smaller vehicles with its weight. It is used by the Pacific Front.
- #30Bio Reactor
Keys: Bio Reactor, Epsilon Bio Reactor
Yuri's unethical technology begins at the very roots. The Bio Reactor is the main power supply for an Epsilon base, with a horrifying twist. The Bio Reactor can generate more power when infantry is placed inside it, drawing energy from their natural bio-electricity. It is used by all three Epsilon Subfactions.
- #31Bison combat tank
Keys: Last Bastion's Bison, Bison combat tank, Bison, bison tank
The design of Last Bastion's Bison Combat Tanks favors stationary combat, rather than battling on the move. When the Bison is heavily damaged, it releases its own nanomachines, which will begin to rapidly repair the damaged areas. These nanomachines work faster, and with an increased effectiveness, if the Bison is not moving during the repair process. The Bison also makes use of nanites released by the Mastodon through a Nanocharge much more effectively than other Foehn vehicles. It is used by The Last Bastion.
- #32Black Eagle
Keys: Black Eagle, Black Eagle jet fighter, Pacific Front's black eagle
Designed by the Kanegawa Industries' branch complex in South Korea and put in surface as the main jet fighter of the Pacific Front, the Black Eagle's position as one of the best fighters in the world is uncontested to this day. It is black jet fighter with canards and forward-swept wings. It's good armor, great speed and advanced weaponry makes this dealer of death one of the biggest airborne threats to the Pacific Frontenemies. With its devastating cryogenic missiles, the Black Eagle is capable of taking out many of enemy units in a single run. Whatever unit survives its strike, might still perish due to the material-shattering low temperatures caused by the missile's residue. It is used by the Pacific Front.
- #33Black Widow
Keys: Pacific Front's Black Widow, Black Widow, European Black Widow
The Black Widow is an European Alliance and Pacific Front unmanned support aircraft. The Black Widow covers itself with stealth systems that makes it invisible to enemies until it reaches its target destination, at which it will circle the area to draw enemy anti-air fire for a long period of time. Its jamming equipment will shut down enemy radar systems and, if they are within the Black Widow's scrambler range, decreases enemy defenses' firepower. The Black Widow will also provide friendly aircraft within its range with a masking cloak that allows them to resist more damage from anti-air weapons. It is used by the Pacific Front.
- #34Blackout missile
Keys: Blackout missile, Haihead blackout missile
The Blackout Missile is a special Haihead-utilized weapon. It is a ballistic missile utilizing reverse-engineered EMP technology launched from the Cyberkernel towards the target location. Upon impact, the missile creates a powerful scrambler pulse that briefly shuts down any structure caught in the missile's blast radius. It is used by Haihead.
- #35Blast Furnace
Keys: blast trench, blasticade, Foehn Blast Furnace, Blast Furnace
The Foehn Revolt employs air manipulation tech, including the Blast Furnace, a special industrial facility which burns unrecyclable waste at extreme heat, generating high-pressure steam. This steam is stored and later released through Blast Trenches, creating a "Blasticade"—a nearly impassable barrier for ground/air units, enhanced by wind control fittings. However, the Blasticade shuts down during power shortages to prevent uncontrolled steam release, requiring a full recharge afterward. This makes it a powerful but temporarily unreliable defense. It is used by all three subfactions of the Foehn Revolt.
- #36Blast trench
Keys: foehn blast trench, blasticade, blast furnace, Blast trench
The blast trench is a special ground-layed grid connected to a nearby foehn blast furnace. Once the Furnace's blasticade superweapon is activated, the blast trench will become impassable for ground units and will destroy any aircraft that tries to fly over it. If any objects are left on the Trench on the Blasticade's activation, those will be instantly vaporized as well. For the entirety of this barrier's duration, the Blast Trench becomes completely invulnerable. It is used by all three subfactions of the Foehn Revolt.
- #37Blizzard tank
Keys: Pacific Front's Blizzard tank, Blizzard tank
The Blizzard Tank is a heavy tank exclusive to the Pacific Front - armed with its Thermal Inversion turret located at the back of the vehicle's hull, it can attack ground and air targets alike, freezing them down during combat. It is used by the Pacific Front.
- #38Bloatick
Keys: Bloatick, Epsilon Bloatick
One of the more curious and deviant "infantry" units produced by Epsilon, the quadrupedal creature known as the Bloatick is an artificial bio-mechanical organism which carries within itself glands that naturally secrete a highly explosive toxic substance. Bloaticks honor their namesake by violently discharging this condensed liquid towards enemies, inducing powerful explosions which annihilate infantry, vehicles and buildings alike, if the number of Bloaticks is large enough. It is used by all three subfactions of the Epsilon Army.
- #39Boidmachine
Keys: Boidmachine, Last Bastion's boidmachine.
The Boidmachine is a heavy and large four-tracked mobile artillery unit that must deploy to fire, charging its warhead (similar to the Harbinger's) for devastating anti-ground, anti-infantry, and moderate anti-building/aircraft attacks. Relocating cancels charging, requiring redeployment. It can also launch M.A.D. Mines—delayed explosives that detonate when enemies approach. It is used by The Last Bastion.
- #40Bomb buggy
Keys: bomb buggy, Latin confederate bomb buggy
The Latin Confederation, preferring speed over durability, have replaced the Demolition Trucks in their arsenal with the lighter and much faster Bomb Buggies. Though retaining almost the same destructive powers as their slower brethren, they are much more fragile, making it imperative for them to avoid enemy fire of any kind in order to be effective. It is used by all the Latin Confederation.
- #41Borillo
Keys: latin confederate borillo, russian borillo, Borillo
The borillo massive tracked troop carrier is equipped with excellent armor and a flamethrower which can easily burn through human flesh and level enemy structures. What truly makes this vehicle effective however, is the inflatable rubber skirt and propellers stored in the chassis to allow amphibious movement. The large metal blade attached to the front and a special cushion allows the Borillo to displace large amounts of water, allowing it to travel across lakes and rivers without a noticeable decrease in speed. Borillo is also equipped with sensors to detect cloaked and submerged units. It is used by the Latin Confederation and Russia.
- #42Brute
Keys: Brute, Epsilon brute, Brutes
The inevitable conclusion of the Archer project to increase muscle mass in humans, the Brute is a heavily mutated, tall and highly muscular grey-skinned human with the strength to rip tanks apart piece by piece, their tough grey skin capable of withstanding tank shells. Though their low intelligence and focus on melee attacks puts Brutes at a disadvantage against conventional forces, they can become a very real threat when they outnumber their opponents and are potent against slower or immobile enemies. They are used by all three Epsilon Subfactions.
- #43Bulldog light tank
Keys: Bulldog Light Tank, Bulldog, American bulldog light tank
The Bulldog Light Tank is one of two tanks used by the United States. It is a lighter and faster companion to the heavier Abrams Tank, armed with a cannon for general combat purposes and a target painter to mark hostiles so friendly forces can deal more damage to them. It is used by the United States of America.
- #44Buratino
Keys: latin Confederate buratino, Buratino
The "Buratino" Heavy Flamethrower System, a Soviet tracked interwar artillery piece, was retired after Scud Launchers surpassed its range. However, during the Third Great War, the Latin Confederation—lacking native artillery—revived production in Turbo, Colombia due to Scud shortages. Buratino fires thermobaric rockets that create explosive firestorms and shockwaves, devastating structures and infantry. Its dual firing modes (precise/spread) enhance versatility. Though outdated, it remains a critical Latin asset for assaulting fortified positions. It is used by the Latin Confederation.
- #45Buzzard
Keys: Coronian Buzzard, Haihead Buzzard, Buzzard
The Buzzard is a low-cost, long-endurance double-jet engined VTOL Revolt aircraft that supports Foehn forces with four heavy machine guns (two anti-ground, two anti-air). Though simpler than other Revolt designs, it's vital for combined arms, complementing both Haihead attackers and Coronian Pteranodons. It also drops stun traps to immobilize infantry. Unlike exotic Coronian aircraft, the Buzzard excels as a versatile combat support unit. It is used by Wings of Coronia and Haihead.
- #46C-130
Keys: C-130, Allied cargo plane
The Lockheed C-130 Hercules is an American four-engine turboprop military transport aircraft designed and built by Lockheed (now Lockheed Martin). it is is used by all countries within the Allied Nations.
- #47Camo pillbox
Keys: camo pillbox, european camo pillbox
The Camo Pillbox is a exclusively european variant of the pillbox that is hidden under a mirage blanket. It will only reveal itself to its enemies to fire, but will not be engaged by them unless the attack comes in retaliation. Compared to normal Pillboxes, it is slightly more effective against infantry and light vehicles than anything else. It is used by all the European Alliance.
- #48Cannon bunker
Keys: neutral cannon bunker, cannon bunker
The Cannon Bunker is a neutral defensive structure that, when captured by an Engineer, is a superior version of the Tech Turret. Unlike the Tech Turret, it consumes some base power and cannot fire at enemies that are too close to it. The Cannon Bunker makes for a powerful anti-armor defense with it's 150mm cannon at the cost of some power. Its only weakness is its minimum range, a blind spot which can be used by the enemy units, if they get close.
- #49Catastrophe tank
Keys: latin confederate catastrophe tank, catastrophe tank
The Catastrophe Tank, living up to its name, leaves destruction everywhere in its wake. Though the Latin Confederation does not possess the budget Russia or China has to develop technologically advanced tanks like the Apocalypse or the Tesla Cruiser, they were still able to cobble together a very potent weapon. Built around a powerful ramjet cannon that fires high velocity projectiles, this heavy tank sports a high-end missile launcher to protect itself from aircraft as well. What's more, the Catastrophe Tank has room and a special gunport for a single passenger to boost its hefty firepower even further. It is used by the Latin Confederation.
- #50Cavalier medium tank
Keys: Cavalier medium tank, Cavalier, European Cavalier
The Cavalier Medium Battle Tank is an upgraded successor to the Second Great War's Medium Tank, retaining its 105mm cannon but with improved speed and armor. Serving as the Euro Alliance's core tank, it balances the Rhino Heavy Tank's power and the Lasher Light Tank's speed. While effective against vehicles and structures, it struggles against infantry. Its key upgrade is the "wind-up" firing system, which boosts fire rate after a brief warm-up, dealing burst damage when locked on a target. A visual indicator shows when fully charged. It is used by the European Alliance.
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Also Chub's page description.
The Act 3 in question:
After much time in development, hopefully this woud have been worth the wait. Lorebook found here A narrator bot based on the template set by Statuotw, with lorebook partially developed with his advice in mind. Link to the Act 2 narrator bot here Update 6/1: New greeting added Each greeting focuses on a separate storyline/Facton and are as follows:
- Neutral/Survivor start.
- Moonviet/Conscript clone start.
- (Secretly) miind control-immune low-ranking Epsilon start.
- AIN'T THAT A KICK IN THE HEAD (Foehn/Freed from Mind Control start)
- Proselyte/OP start.
- Allied Remnant/Foehn start.
- Mind control-immune Allied Remnant/Isolated start.
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