Project zomboid RPG

1. #1===main===selective
2. #2Knox infectionselective

   Keys: infection, Knox virus, Outbreak, Knox infection

   Knox Infection (commonly known as zombie infection) is a highly contagious and invariably fatal disease contracted only by humans. This disease is very different from the common cold, food poisoning or wound infection.

   Very little is known about the origin of the disease, other than that its first known outbreak began in the state of Kentucky, USA, with the largest outbreaks specifically in the city of Louisville. There are several rumors about the origin, such as misfolded proteins (prions) in the meat of Spiffo's, bioweapons testing gone wrong, and God's punishment for the sins of man. There is also the speculation of terrorism being the cause of the virus.

   Initial outbreak The exact date of the initial outbreak is unknown and estimated to be between July 2 and July 6, 1993. The military quickly set up an "exclusion zone" around Louisville before it managed to spread further, temporarily containing the outbreak. At first, the government portrayed the outbreak to be flu-like, causing panic and confusion among the infected. The infection is known to spread through fluid contact: scratches and bites.

   Five days after the blockade went up, the WHO grounded all non-military or non-medical international flights, which led to mass panic throughout the nation and a disgruntled response from the president. The response and lack of clarity from the United States government led to international leaders condemning America, with the UK premier criticizing the president's "near lack of clarity". A photo from West Point is leaked out of the Exclusion Zone, with an image of a man covered in blood and bites, one arm missing, in a street crowded with the dead.

   Second wave After eight days, shots and explosions occur at the border of the exclusion zone, catching the attention of infected civilians, leading to hundreds, maybe thousands, breaking through the blockade. Within two days, the infection spread North to Louisville, littering the streets with the dead along the way. As a last resort, the military blew the bridges across the Ohio River, leaving those left in Louisville to fend for themselves.

   Something is released with the wave of the dead, as people begin showing symptoms of the infection without coming into contact with any infected. The Knox Infection quickly spreads throughout the USA, causing a breakdown of society, and even starts to spread across the ocean to Europe, Asia, and Africa despite the WHO's lockdown order on American flights.

   Initially, the infection seemed to only spread via fluids – typically blood and saliva – and thus the transmission rate was relatively low. Approximately a week into the Knox Event, however, it mutates, and an airborne strain develops, which then spreads much more rapidly after the incident at the exclusion zone border and the breach thereof.

   Diagnosis Those infected will suffer influenza-like symptoms for up to three days after contracting the illness and eventually succumb, after which they will then reanimate within an hour after death. The infection could also apparently be detected via blood tests, which would mean that Knox Infection is a virus rather than a prion, as the only way to truly confirm prion disease is a brain autopsy.

   Pathophysiology The pathophysiology of the infection is never mentioned during the events of Project Zomboid, though radio interviews suggest that infected individuals become confused and fatigued before death and reanimation. On WBLN News, Professor Peter Endsleigh draws a connection to Mad Cow Disease, although based on the rapid spread of the disease and its ability to be detected via blood test, Endsleigh's prion theory may be difficult to believe. Available evidence suggests that the disease is more likely to be of viral origin.

   There are no known cases of surviving the infection, and therefore, the direct effects and specific immune response (if any) are unknown.

   Immunity Whilst some individuals are immune to the airborne strain of the infection, there are no known cases of immunity to both the airborne and the fluid-contact strains.

3. #3Exclusion Zoneselective

   Keys: Exclusion Zone

   The Exclusion Zone border is the fence separating Louisville from the rest of the map (the "Exclusion Zone") and is based on Farnly Road, South Park Road, and Ashville Road. It mainly consists of multiple military checkpoints and refugee camps of various sizes.

   Any travelers should expect all the checkpoint to be swamped by very many zombies.

   Date - Events: July 6, 1993 A military checkpoint was erected along the Louisville border. Entrance and exit are forbidden. Reports of residents being turned away at gunpoint. Areas within the blockade include Muldraugh, West Point, Brandenburg, all the way south to Fort Knox. July 8, 1993 More military personnel arrive from Fort Campbell. July 9, 1993 Gunshots heard within the Exclusion Zone close to the border perimeter. Many news stations take interviews from people who had escaped the Exclusion Zone within nearby refugee camps or primary military checkpoints. General John McGrew releases his statement from the military boundary. July 10, 1993 Jake Wilson was interviewed within the primary military checkpoint. July 11, 1993 Knox Exclusion Zone boundary widened. More residents forcibly displaced. July 13, 1993 Media interviews with numerous survivors released from military captivity within the Zone painting a grim picture of hundreds of infected "hunting" the living. General McGrew gives his second speech within the primary military checkpoint. July 14, 1993 Despite heavy live fire, large numbers of infected, attracted by sounds of battle, reach the Exclusion Zone's border fence. Minor breaches occur in the fence. The sounds of battle continue to attract infected to the border fence. Larger breaches occur in the fence. Some military units begin pulling back. Panic ripples through the border camp. Ongoing sounds of battle attract thousands of infected from a large area of the Exclusion Zone. The military has limited success in corralling and splintering hordes. Panic in the Louisville suburbs. The death of Frank from LBMW, who was within the border camp. July 15, 1993 Intense overnight battles near Knox Boundary camp fail to stop the tide of infected. The military begins pulling back north. Fall of the Exclusion Zone border.

4. #4Zombieselective

   Keys: zom, undead, zed, dead, Zombie, infected

   Zombies (also referred to as zed, infected and dead) are the survivor's main antagonists. These once human citizens of Knox Country roam the landscape in the thousands. They have an insatiable hunger for human flesh and will not hesitate to kill.

   The zombies are inspired by George A. Romero's shambler zombies.

   Zombies rely on their eyesight and hearing. They're especially drawn to noises such as radios, running vehicles and gunfire. If they hear a noise behind them, they will first look behind and turn around afterward. Zombies prioritize their pathfinding: the sight of prey attracts them first and foremost. With no human flesh in sight, noise is the next priority, regardless of whether it is man-made or not (e.g., thunder).

   Some zombies can be seen sitting against walls. This gives survivors an easier opportunity of killing that zombie or safely getting past, due to the zombie having to stand up before it can attack.

   When someone dies next to zombies, the zombies will kneel down and begin to eat their corpse. Zombies can also occasionally be found feasting on a corpse, also giving survivors an easier chance of slipping past or killing the zombie(s).

   Zombies tend to roam in hordes, with one of those zombies being the designated horde leader. The zombies in that horde will follow that leader around. Zombie hordes are the most dangerous, and are best avoided at any point.

   At irregular intervals, events will cause zombies to migrate en-masse. For example a helicopter might fly overhead, a dog may bark, or gunshots may be fired in the distance by an unseen survivor. Zombies take the most direct route available to them to reach the noise source, with no concern as to whether this happens to be through the player's shelter.

   Zombies attack their prey by approaching and attempting to grab and bite. These attacks hinder the victim's movement.

   Attacks by zombies cause three kinds of injury: bites, scratches and lacerations. Bites are the gravest and inevitably lead to the death and zombification of the subject. Bites are less common than the other 2 types of zombie damage; scratches and lacerations. While neither of these spell certain death, they remain dangerous as there is still a chance of contracting the infection (7% for scratches, 25% for lacerations) and slowly succumbing to the disease.

   While injuring the living is usually the primary concern, zombies are also able to damage inanimate objects such as doors and (player-made) walls. There is a small chance the zombies will lose aggravation on structures if they don't have any reason to path find through them.

   On seeing prey, zombies' attack strategy is very straightforward: they simply take the most direct path to grab and consume them. This does not always correspond to the most stealthy approach and can often be quite noisy though brushing through vegetation, pounding on doors or barricades, or smashing through windows. They also tend to groan and produce other guttural noises on seeing prey, which can sometimes betray their presence. Despite this, zombies' shuffling movements tend not to make much noise of their own. Survivors should therefore stay alert and be aware of their surroundings, as luck will not always be on their side and zombies will not always announce their arrival. If a zombie does manage to sneak up on a survivor, they have a higher chance of injuring them if the attack is from the rear.

   Larger groups of zombies gain the ability to grab and pull down their prey for feeding. Zombies can also vault over fences, falling to the ground and briefly granting a window for a survivor to attack or escape before they get back up. Should they choose to attack, survivors should be wary of staying too close to the fence, as zombies vaulting over them can also perform a lunge attack that is capable of knocking the player off balance (or even to the ground, injuring them). Such an attack leaves the survivor vulnerable and unable to move for a considerable period of time, often leading swiftly to their death if multiple zombies are present. When more than one zombie vaults over a fence simultaneously, the fence will take damage and eventually collapse if even more vault it.

   Zombies can be found wearing many types of clothing and accessories. The majority of zombies will be wearing basic attire such as T-shirts, jeans, jackets, etc. Zombies can also be found wearing accessories such as jewelry and watches. Some zombies can even be found wearing backpacks.

   Zombies can also be found wearing unique outfits. These zombies can be found easier at locations that their outfit is related to, such as their work-place or inmates at the Kentucky State Prison. Even areas like farmsteads or trailer parks can have different zombie variants compared to ones found in urban areas.

   A unique zombie variant that can occasionally be found is the survivor zombie. Survivor zombies are usually found wearing clothing items like boonie hats, hoodies, military camo pants etc. These zombies have large backpacks that contain goodies such as non-perishable food, annotated maps, that indicate where possible supply caches might be located or dangerous areas. Their backpacks also have a high carry capacity and weight reduction.

5. #5===dates===selective
6. #6July 1stselective

   Keys: July first, July 1st

   Knox Telecommunications takes phone lines down for maintenance.

7. #7July 3rdselective

   Keys: July third, July 3rd

   A military truck carrying an unknown hazardous substance crashes, just north of March Ridge.

8. #8July 4thselective

   Keys: July fourth, July 4th

   Americans celebrate Independence Day. "Spate" of dog attacks on farm animals and residents in recent days. "Unusual illness" affecting residents in Muldraugh reported.

9. #9July 6thselective

   Keys: July sixth, July 6th

   Kentucky Herald declares "Illness Outbreak in Muldraugh" reporting that "dozens of a "flu-like" illness have been reported. Chemical leaks from local military installations into the local water or food supply suspected and being tested for. Calls for assistance from outside authorities met with obfuscation and denials. 0600 EDT: US military blocks roads in area of Kentucky nicknamed 'Knox Country'. No reason is given. Areas within blockade include Muldraugh, West Point, Brandenburg, and Fort Knox itself. 1100 EDT: Military personnel erect fences and checkpoints within the Knox Exclusion Zone. Entrance and exit are forbidden. Reports of residents being turned away at gunpoint. 1320 EDT: Personnel in hazmat gear are seen within the Exclusion Zone. Air activity increases. 1800 EDT: Military clears traffic and members of the public from perimeter of Exclusion Zone. Some residents sleep in their cars, others walk north along highway to Louisville. 2300 EDT: Lightning storms over Louisville. No rain reported.

10. #10July 7thselective

    Keys: July 7th, July seventh

    0900 EDT: Phoneline outage continues within Exclusion Zone. Communication with Zone remains impossible. Knox Telecommunications provides no comment. 1045 EDT: Fort Knox and Fort Campbell cancel leave for military personnel. 1200 EDT: Kentucky Governor Cal Fairweather claims he is "in the dark like everyone else" regarding rumors of illness outbreak inside the Exclusion Zone. 1615 EDT: White House Press Secretary denies President's early return from G7 summit in Tokyo related to Knox situation. 2300 EDT: Unusually bright meteor shower spotted over Kentucky.

11. #11July 8thselective

    Keys: July 8th, July eighth

    0900 EDT: Phoneline outage continues within Exclusion Zone. Communication with Zone remains impossible. Knox Telecommunications provides no comment. 1330 EDT: Reports of "mild sickness" spreading among some who have been left inside the Exclusion Zone. 1400 EDT: White House representatives claim military maneuvers part of 'long held and long term strategy' to deal with 'security events and localized contamination'. 1455 EDT: President heavily criticized by Republicans in Congress for a lack of statement on the Knox Event. 1745 EDT: More military personnel arrive from Fort Campbell. No-fly zone established over Knox.

12. #12July 9thselective

    Keys: July ninth, July 9th

    0900 EDT: Rumors of continued escalation of the infection. The exact details remain unknown to the public. Civilian channels spread fear and concern. 1100 EDT: General John McGrew, commander of Knox Zone personnel, appeals for calm, confirms sickness within Zone leads to "panic and confusion" but claims no evidence of fatalities. 1500 EDT: Gunshots heard within the Exclusion Zone close to the border perimeter. 1800 EDT: President issues statement, states faith in military, General McGrew, and Center for Disease Control to control 'Knox Virus'. 2330 EDT: Former CDC official Dr. Jeff Galbraithe claims chronic CDC underfunding and bureaucratic infighting will hamper response to Knox outbreak.

13. #13July 10thselective

    Keys: July 10th, July tenth

    0930 EDT: Professor Jake Wilson, working with the military, claims transmission of the illness has 'slowed'. 1200 EDT: The CDC criticizes Dr. Jeff Galbraithe for claims, say Galbraithe trying to 'score points due to his dismissal following Raleigh outbreak.' 1330 EDT: The CDC retracts their previous statement, which they say was "released without authorization. We all respect Dr. Galbraithe's candor, along with his many major achievements during his years at the CDC." 1500 EDT: UK Prime Minister criticizes US President for a 'near complete lack of clarity' about the Knox Event. 1600 EDT: Unrest in Washington as protestors demand answers about Knox Event. Proposed march on White House canceled as police make arrests.

14. #14July 11thselective

    Keys: July 11th, July eleventh

    1330 EDT: World Health Organization advises all non-military or medical flights worldwide to be grounded from 6pm. The move is criticized by airlines, but all say they will comply with the advice. 1335 EDT: Stock markets plunge worldwide following WHO advice. 1400 EDT: President issues statement calling WHO's advice "economically unsound" and that Knox Event "is contained". 1930 EDT: Knox Exclusion Zone boundary widened. More residents forcibly displaced as peacekeeping forces are deployed throughout the US. A quarantine camp within the Exclusion Zone is abandoned with its holding cells left unlocked.

15. #15July 12thselective

    Keys: July 12th, July twelfth

    0000 EDT: Riots in many American cities. At least one killed in New York, many injured in Miami. Military personnel are called in to help police.[34] 0815 EDT: Civilian radio transmission comes from within Zone, alleges situation much more serious than military claims. Accusations of sniper fire on civilians are made. 0830 EDT: President announces curfew in major cities from 6pm this evening. 0917 EDT: Major earthquake strikes off the coast of Hokkaido, Japan. 1200 EDT: US military set up temporary installations in New York, Los Angeles, Miami and other cities. 1800 EDT: Curfew comes into effect in major cities across US. 1900 EDT: New wave of panic unleashed by photo from West Point, in Knox Event Zone. Photo shows young man, dismembered but still living, in street full of dead bodies. Interference from an unknown source impacts radio and television broadcasts.

16. #16July 13thselective

    Keys: July thirteenth, July 13th

    1100 EDT: Media interviews with numerous survivors released from military captivity within Zone paint grim picture of hundreds of infected "hunting" the living, spreading the infection through bites and other acts of extreme violence. 1215 EDT: 38 nations issue joint statement through United Nations denouncing "complete lack of clarity" from American authorities over details of the Knox Event. 1530 EDT: Vatican City's Swiss Guard orders all visitors to the city to evacuate and the city to be closed, against the wishes of the Pope. 1600 EDT: Curfew announced for Chicago, San Diego, Baltimore. 1700 EDT: Saudi Arabia announces Mecca, Islam's holiest city, will be evacuated and "secured". 1930 EDT: General McGrew gives speech, states there is "no need for further panic", sufferers are "not deceased", and search for cure is ongoing.

17. #17July 14thselective

    Keys: July 14th, July fourteenth

    0130 EDT: President leaves White House, passing through angry crowds. 0800 EDT: A protest by residents inside Exclusion Zone results in shooting of two unarmed individuals. 1100 EDT: Violence between military personnel and trapped Knox residents. Numerous fatalities, mostly civilian. 1200 EDT: White House releases pre-recorded statement by the President asking for calm, saying 'deliberate action' will soon be taken in the Knox Zone. 1500 EDT: Despite heavy live fire, large numbers of infected, attracted by sounds of battle, reach Exclusion Zone's border fence. Minor breaches occur in fence. 1700 EDT: The sounds of battle continue to attract infected to the border fence. Larger breaches occur in the fence. Some military units begin pulling back. Panic ripples through border camp. 1900 EDT: Ongoing sounds of battle attract thousands of infected from a large area of the Exclusion Zone. Military has limited success in corraling and splintering hordes. Panic in Louisville suburbs.

18. #18July 15thselective

    Keys: July 15th, July fifteenth

    0700 EDT: Intense overnight battles near Knox Boundary camp fail to stop tide of infected. Military begins pulling back north. 0800 EDT: Some localized successes by bands of armed citizens, aided by soldiers defying evacuation order, in fighting small groups of the infected. 0900 EDT: First reports of people falling sick with what is assumed to be the 'Knox Virus', without being bitten. 1000 EDT: Numerous camp survivors shot or beaten to death by angry mobs for showing signs of sickness. 1600 EDT: Growing number of reports of 'Knox Virus' symptoms among military personnel and survivors from Boundary camp who avoided being bitten. 1800 EDT: First carriers of 'aerial strain' of Knox Infection die and 'turn'. Many are already inside Louisville, or over the Ohio bridge. At least 95% of camp survivors and Zone military personnel ill. Hasty quarantines. Summary executions.

19. #19July 16thselective

    Keys: July sixteenth, July 16th

    US Congress evacuates to Mount Weather. 0500 EDT: White House issues advice 'not to panic', for population to stay in their homes. The location of the President is unknown. 1000 EDT: Majority of Louisville's population now ill with the Knox sickness. Thousands 'turning' every hour. Hospitals overrun. 1200 EDT: Bridges over the Ohio river are demolished by the military. Hundreds of civilians are killed. 1415 EDT: The British Queen elects to stay behind in Windsor Castle, as Royal Family evacuates to unknown location.

20. #20July 17thselective

    Keys: July seventeenth, July 17th

    0830 EDT: Knox illness confirmed in: Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio. Norfolk, Newcastle, and London, England. Mogadishu, Somalia. Seoul, South Korea, Okinawa, Japan. 1200 EDT: Recorded broadcast from General McGrew broadcast nationally in USA, to the few immune to the 'second wave' of the Knox Event illness. Says these are 'dark days' but we will prevail. The broadcast repeats on subsequent days.

21. #21July 18thselective

    Keys: July 18th, July eighteenth

    0830 EDT Knox illness confirmed in: New Orleans, New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, Tokyo. 1030 EDT Belgian troops take position in their country's array of Liège forts for the first time since the Second World War. 1400 EDT Most American radio and television programs cease, or are replaced with an Emergency Broadcast.

22. #22July 19thselective

    Keys: July 19th, July nineteenth

    0505 EDT National Guard units in New York attempt to secure the prison complex on Riker's Island. 0800 EDT The Australian Prime Minister looks visibly ill. 0915 EDT North Korea destroys bridges and blocks roads linking it with China. The Knox Infection is spotted in Gezira, Roda Island, Qorsa, and other regions within Cairo, Egypt. The Russian Government leaves Moscow for Mount Yamantau.

23. #23July 20thselective

    Keys: July 20th, July twentieth

    The Knox Infection is spreading uncontrollably across the planet. The Seikan Tunnel is destroyed by the Japanese military, leaving thousands trapped on both Hokkaido Island and the mainland. South Korea destroys Hangang Bridge.

24. #24July 21stselective

    Keys: July 21st, July twenty first

    Battles against infected hordes occur around the world. Core members of the Thai Government attempt evacuation via helicopter to Bhubing Palace. Their fate is unknown. Intense fighting with the infected occurs within the vicinity of the Castle of the Moors near Lisbon, Portugal.

25. #25July 22ndselective

    Keys: July twenty second, July 22nd

    The Wilanów Palace in Warsaw, Poland catches fire. Knox sickness now found in every nation on Earth.

26. #26July 23rdselective

    Keys: July twenty third, July 23rd

    The Dutch Government resorts to mass-flooding Amsterdam in an attempt to slow the infection. Millions of refugees accelerate the Knox Infection's spread.

27. #27July 24thselective

    Keys: July 24th, July twenty fourth

    The majority of Earth's population are now sick with the Knox Infection.

28. #28July 25thselective

    Keys: July twenty fifth, July 25th

    Cries of horror flood the world's airwaves as they begin to go silent.

29. #29July 26thselective

    Keys: July twenty sixth, July 26th

    The Forbidden City in China is confirmed to be overrun with the infected. Contact is lost with the Central Military Commission.

30. #30July 27thselective

    Keys: July twenty seventh, July 27th

    Billions are dead from the Knox Infection across the globe.

31. #31July 28thselective

    Keys: July twenty eighth, July 28th

    Almost everyone falls to the Knox Infection. Only small groups of immune survivors remain.

32. #32===TV===selective
33. #33Triple-Nselective

    Keys: Triple-N, NNN, 3N, TV

    News Now Network, stylized as 3N, more commonly known as Triple-N is a television show and news station that survivors can watch. It covers primarily the Knox Event and the politics of the United States. They go on air at 12 AM, 6 AM, 12 PM and 6 PM. There are three main employees, Kirsty Cormick (field), Joan Hartford (studio) and Judge Matt Hass. Their studio is located exclusively in Louisville.

    Crew: Kirsty Cormick Joan Hartford Judge Matt Hass Daniel Sinclair Duke John

    Triple-N starts by interviewing multiple people around the exclusion zone. They have a more skeptical view of the Knox Event than WBLN News. They also cover the statement given by General John McGrew and the President of The United States of America.

    In an interview with Professor John Ramirez, the host attempts to get as much information as they can, while the professor claims it is classified. The host also questions a possible link to chemical testing in the area during the Vietnam war. This is denied by the professor.

    Regular updates with Judge Matt Hass praise the army for their work, urging citizens that all is under control.

    Day 4 (13th of July) begins with a heavily distorted segment. Later in the day a new segment begins, claiming that "The truth has emerged" before going to Kirsty the on scene reporter.

    Kirsty verifies reports of violence within the exclusion zone. She confirms that those infected with the Knox infection turn to violence before moving to an interview with an escapee from the exclusion zone. Day 4 ends with a statement from the channel about the Knox event and the danger of transmission.

    Triple-N get an exclusive look inside the exclusion zone. They show an abandoned gas station and a women around the corner who used to work there. They describe her as being blank and angry before being interrupted by multiple rounds of gunfire. A loud growl is heard before the host screams and the segment ends.

    They return later and confirm they have lost contact with Kirsty. They then cover a huge crowd attacking the civilian camp from inside the event zone.

    On day 6 (15th of July) Kirsty returns with information about multiple instances of attacks from people that have been infected. Later she confirms that the Knox infection is spreading without fluid contact. A refugee confirms that her father was infected but had never even seen an infected person. At the end of this broadcast Kirsty signs off with a cough. Day 6 ends with Judge Matt Hass calling for people to arm themselves and hide.

    An audio recording from Kirsty is played, she says that her camera man Duke had been infected, but it looks like some people are immune. She ends panicked, stating "they've seen me". Later it is broadcaster that similar symptoms have been found in the United Kingdom and Somalia.

    On day 8 (17th of July) there are only two broadcasts. Both are unintelligible apart from the network sign off.

    The next broadcast is not until day 11 (20th of July), when an automatic broadcast begins to play.

    "This is a recorded broadcast. It will be set to repeat. An unknown plague known as The Knox Infection has taken a hold on America. It is... the stuff of nightmares. If you are still alive... If the fever didn't get to you... It all rests on you... Just please... Not now. Please not now. No. Please. Find a way to survive. Please. God Bless America."

    This message repeats for last time on day 12 (21st of July) and then no broadcast returns.

34. #34WBLNselective

    Keys: TV, WBLN

    WBLN News is a TV news station that plays for the first 7 days. It covers the Knox Event and regularly has reports from the exclusion zone border. It also has a late night talk show called 'Talk the Night'.

    Crew: Diane Richard Gershwin Dawn Stevenson Phil Hartup Mike and unknown 'crew on the road'

    The first few days are regular broadcasts covering the Knox Event, including a live correspondent at the border of the exclusion zone. It covers the official story given to the media by the government and includes multiple statements given by General John McGrew, and the President of the United States. Over time, the news team become more skeptical of the story given.

    One broadcast sees the live correspondent Richard Gershwin panicked to the camera trying to explain that the military had began firing on people at the border of the exclusion zone before he is quickly stopped by military personnel shutting off the camera. When Richard returns later the same day he claims that he was bitten by "This huge wave of... They're dead, Diane". He explains there were thousands of them until he is interrupted by gunfire. Richard's last known words are "The Knox Event has been compromised Diane! Compromised! GO BACK TO HELL YOU SON OF A BITCH!"

    A new road team is sent out to cover the event, they report that there is max exodus from the area. Diane is distracted by a Triple-N report that the Knox Infection is now spreading without bites.

    The last known broadcast of WBLN News is a segment of 'Talk the Night' speaking to Reverend Peter Watts.

35. #35Life and Living TVselective

    Keys: Life and Living, TV

    Life and Living TV is a television channel that airs on channel 203 for nine days (until July 17th). It can give skill experience points and crafting recipes. Watched regularly for the first week, a survivor can gain significant amounts of experience in cooking and carpentry as well as a good start on fishing, agriculture, foraging and trapping. During off hours, various advertisements will play.

    The life and living channel has three shows that run at different times each day. An advertisement also runs at the beginning of each day.

    Woodcraft Main article: Carpentry Woodcraft is a television show intended to assist people in their home woodworking projects. Each episode is on a new piece of furniture that can be built, however the show does not provide any new recipes other than those learnt from levelling up carpentry.

    The Cook Show Main article: Cooking The Cook Show is a television show intended to teach the viewer a new cooking recipe. Each episode is about a new recipe that can be cooked at home, however only 2 recipes are learnt directly from watching the show: Make Cake Batter and Make Pie Dough. All other recipes learnt are gained from reaching certain levels in cooking.

    Exposure Survival Exposure Survival is a television show intended to teach the viewer skills to survive in the wilderness. Each episode teaches a different survival skill (fishing, agriculture, foraging, trapping, carpentry).

36. #36TURBOselective

    Keys: TURBO, TV

    TURBO is an entertainment television station on channel 204. As the Knox Event progresses, TURBO hosts their sibling channel Triple-N. Throughout the Event, they continue to play entertainment television intermittently. TURBO studio is located in Louisville, in front of Fossoil Field.

    Hosts: Stephanie O'Donoghue (Hollywood Insider) Triple-N (sibling channel)

    Programs: Hollywood Insider The Omega Department Sunset Drive Albert Wellen QC Daniel's quiz show (no proper name)

    TURBO is an entertainment channel focused on airing various shows along with some entertainment news. TURBO also rebroadcasts news reports from partner channel Triple-N, providing more general news to viewers alongside TURBO's main content. The shows are all from the various VHS tapes that can be found.

    During the first few days of the Knox Event the channel runs as usual, with a balance between airings of shows, entertainment news as well as news on the outbreak itself. As the situation deteriorates the rebroadcasts of Triple-N increase with less emphasis on their own entertainment news. The last segment of entertainment news is aired on July 14, revolving around a statement made by film icon Jeff Madingly, who is seen taking a stance against the government and the US military on their handling of the Knox Event, however he refuses to elaborate further even when asked. After this point only rebroadcasts of Triple-N and the occasional show airs, and eventually the channel stops broadcasting on the 17th.

37. #37PawsTVselective

    Keys: PawsTV, TV

    PawsTV is a children's cartoon channel that regularly shows cartoons, even throughout the course of the apocalyptic Knox Event. During the nighttime, infomercials play, as the intended audience is meant to be asleep. Like other forms of media, PawsTV goes down during the media blackout on 7/17 (July 17th) and will no longer be accessible, however the shows can still be watched on their respective VHS tape.

    PawsTV has a consistent schedule which is as follows:

    Morning Hug Bunnies

    Afternoon Moderators

    Evening Magical Woodland

    Night Infomercial

38. #38KPATVselective

    Keys: KPATV, TV

    KPATV (officially Kentucky Public Access TV) is a public access television station on channel 206. As a public access TV station, the channel plays a variety of programs produced by local businesses, organizations or individuals unable to broadcast material themselves.

    Hosts: Will Power (Nerd News) Stacey Fine (Nerd News) Paula Hampton (Five Freedoms) John Duffy (Community talk show host) Popo the Clown [Paul] (children's show) Jenny Hatton (Statewide) Alva Richards (talk show)

    Guests: Darren Leonardo (Lemon the Bushbaby 2 world record holder) Richard Bledsoe (Kentucky state senator) Erik (insurance scam victim) Thaddeus (volunteer firefighter) Dr John Ramirez (medical doctor) Anna Oh (Street Combat II championship finalist) Jerry Staunton (Street Combat II championship finalist) Dr. Polina Tutberidze (professor of psychology at LSU) Sam Nix (gamer) Edward F. Michaels (Boone County representative) Ashling Dwyer (modern artist, winner of 1992 Siu-Chong prize)

    Programs: Nerd News (tech/gaming show) Five Freedoms (political talk show) Community talk show Popo the Clown children's show Statewide Alva Richards' talk show

    Pre-apocalypse Due to its public nature, KPATV hosts a variety of programming from local businesses, citizens, and production crews who either are not affliated with a broadcasting company or can't afford the cost of broadcast themselves. There is the so-called "Nerd News" about games and other "nerdy" things by Stacey and Will, a political talk show by host Paula, a children's show by Popo the Clown, and a show where people call in to host John, supposedly to let off any steam that they have. Later on, reruns of random shows are played rather than new content to ensure the safety of the production crews and other people, which involves mostly reruns of already seen content and the occasional one-off episode of a random show. Programming then officially cuts after a few days.

    Post-apocalypse Programming returns briefly for a period of time as a group of survivors begin to broadcast their own programming, focusing on tips and hopeful messages for remaining survivors receiving their broadcasts. Maria and Frank touch upon topics such as gathering water, growing crops and planning for the future, while Quentin explains a bit of how the studio used to operate (and likely helps the other survivors in broadcasting).

    At one point they even receive correspondence from other survivors in other parts of the state, though it is not known how the correspondence is able to reach them. They are eventually approached by a group of bandits demanding supplies, which leads to a firefight that attracts a horde, destroying their base and supplies they had gathered and picking off a few of the survivors in the group. The final broadcast comes from Maria, who is bitten from a zombified Quentin and clearly dying. She plays a song that her grandmother used to sing to her titled "It's a Long Way to Tipperary:"

    It's a long way to Tipperary. It's a long way to go. It's a long way to Tipperary... To the sweetest girl I know! Goodbye, Piccadilly, Farewell, Leicester Square! It's a long long way to Tipperary... But my heart's right there...

    and then no signal returns.

39. #39NSTVselective

    Keys: NSTV, TV

    “NSTV. Serious Sport." — National Sports TV intro

    National Sports TV (NSTV) is a sports channel on channel 208, centering on programming about a variety of sports ranging from baseball and golf to motorsports and poker. Due to the deterioration of the Knox Event, the channel is forced to air reruns of old programming instead of being able to produce new ones.

    Programs: Crazy Swede Jenkins (The Innings) Sports Central (sports news) The Innings (baseball) Poker on NSTV (poker) Unnamed motorsports program (motorsports) Current sports events Various sporting events occurring throughout the Knox Event are broadcast on this channel:

    Current Sport Events: July 9: Swallows vs Brookers baseball match July 9-10: US Open in Georgia (golf) July 10: OSCC national qualifiers in Tennessee (motorsports) July 11: International Park Skating Champion[ship] in Anaheim (skateboarding) July 11: Thoroughbred Cup (horse racing) July 11: Boxing match between Mario Gonzalez and Maksym Chernov July 12: Horse Owner Club Cup in Suffolk, England July 12: Scavengers vs Stallions (American) football match

    Past sports events Past July 12th, only reruns of old programs and sports events are shown on this channel: Melee in Malawi boxing match (June 4, 1973) New York Swallows vs Chicago Bluejeans baseball match (October 8, 1932) Riverside golf classic (1990) "Heavyweight in Kuwait" boxing match (April 2, 1975) "Kitten Baseball" (unknown)

    National Sports TV broadcasts a variety of sports programming, with both programming of current sporting events with live commentary, but also sports news through the Sports Central show and occasionally segments of historical sporting events as well. Sports programming on the channel range from ubiquitous American sports such as baseball, golf and (American) football, all the way to comparably more niche sports such as horse racing and poker.

40. #40BMCselective

    Keys: TV, BMC

    “Now on BMC..." — Brennan Movie Channel intro. Brennan Movie Channel (also known as BMC) is a television channel on channel 209 broadcasting various movies, all of which can also be found as VHSes. Aside from movies, the channel also broadcasts movie commentary from a few movie critics.

    Roger Triskel (movie critic from the Louisville Sun-Times) Susan Bauman (movie critic from the Louisville Dispatch) Bobby (host of Old Bad Movie Theater 4000)

    Old Bat Movie Theater 4000 movies riffed on: Home Invaders 2 Operation Fort Knox The Crying of the Foxes Fred and Ali's Radical Journey Timbergap Manor Cosa Nostra Paris in the Rain Tired in Toronto Dead Wrong Ace Pilot Tangier Dark Agent Sordid Client Lives Taken War Front All Over Again CyberKiller 2 Strange Little Men Marriage License Train Bomb Man on the Run Pleistocene Land Eagle Down Slow Descent Loveheart The Dog Goblin Unnamed movie critique show Old Bad Movie Theater 4000

    BMC airs various movies such as Operation Fort Knox and Tired in Toronto, which are copied word-for-word from their respective VHS tape. Many movies are also references to actual movies. There are also occasional movie reviews/dissuasions by aforementioned movie critics Roger and Susan, as well as a show where a host named Bobby makes fun of terrible movies with a cast of robots. Apart from the movie critics airing a broadcast talking about the impact of the Knox Event on the film industry, no other signs of the impending apocalypse can be seen on this channel. After airing The Dog Goblin through a weak and choppy signal on July 20th, the channel goes dark and ceases broadcasts.

41. #41GBCselective

    Keys: GBC, TV

    “You're watching GBC!" — GBC intro. GBC (short for General Broadcasting Corporation) is a TV channel based in New York (channel 210) airing a range of general programming, which includes timely news programming. In-between airings of various in-universe TV shows and movies (also able to be found as VHSes), news segments update viewers on the progression of the Knox Event.

    Hosts: John Edmonds (newscaster/anchor) Daryl Cranton (reporter) Patrick O'Hara (NYPD deputy chief)

    Programs: General news segment

    Shows/Movies: Washington High S5.01 Ballincoolin S1.04 Dead Wrong S2.04 Space Crew S3.03 Z-Squad S2.03 Strangely True S2.04 Washington High S5.02 Z-Squad S2.04 Global Warrior Alva Richards (Pierce Daniels) The Thompsons S3.03 Up with the Joneses Washington High S5.03 Dead Wrong S2.05 Dime Diamonds Space Crew S3.04 The Thompsons S3.04 Dog Goblin III Washington High S5.04 The Thompsons S3.05 Strangely True S2.05 Ballincoolin S1.05

    GBC mainly broadcasts various in-universe shows and occasionally movies (all of which can be found as VHSes as well), along with a nightly news segment with newscaster/anchor John Edmonds along with reporter Daryl Cranton. The news segments cover the increasingly deteriorating Knox Event, in which we learn of the shutdown of American airspace, the civil unrest across the country, and the breaching of the exclusion zone. When the Knox Infection reaches New York, John is infected, and in his final broadcasts wishes all of the immune good luck, and that he doesn't envy any of them. Broadcasts then cease, most likely due to the building being abandoned by remaining staff.

    Apparently still in the building, an audio engineer (possibly GBC's) Akiko begins to broadcast her own thoughts, apparently safe from the infection within the upper floors of the GBC building. Still receiving news updates, Akiko reads out different locations where the infection had been reported. She also takes note of the outside world, mentioning the burning skyline of the city and the lights slowly going out in Brooklyn. She expresses remorse for some unknown reason to her father, and hopes that he is doing fine somewhere. Soon after, she is infected, and she last notes the sheer amount of undead she spots in the streets below. The last broadcast consists of only the sounds of a groaning zombie (likely Akiko), and after that, the station simply stops broadcasting.

42. #42===Radio===selective
43. #43Radiosselective

    Keys: radio, two way, Two-way, AEBS, HAM

    Radios are one of the three types of communication devices.

    Radio Receive only, lightweight, commercial frequencies only.

    Walkie talkie Short-range two-way, lightweight, more frequencies.

    Ham radio Long-range two-way, exceedingly heavy, most or all frequencies. Earbuds cannot be used. Ham radios are best used as stationary furniture in a safe location.

    All radios are batteries powered. They will spawn with a battery already installed, however, having the radio turned on will drain its battery until it is consumed. Some radios can be found already turned on, these will have their batteries drained based on how long they have been turned on.

    Two-way radios, such as the ham radio, will transmit and reproduce voices at a distance, while the standard radio can only receive and not transmit. The reproduction will be silent to nearby survivors and zombies if the receiving radio uses earbuds; otherwise, it will make noise in the environment depending on the volume setting. Bear in mind that only one radio in a given area will reproduce the voice, and if the person speaking is nearby, it will not reproduce it at all to prevent feedback. Radios farther away (generally beyond visual range) will still pick up and reproduce the voices.

    AEBS Radios can also listen to the Automated Emergency Broadcast System (AEBS) radio station. Once the survivor finds a radio with the AEBS present saved, they can enter the frequency for it on any other radio and thus unlock it. By listening to this radio station, the player can get hints about the oncoming weather, and possible helicopter event and power shutoff events.

44. #44Frequenciesselective

    Keys: Frequency, Frequencies, radio

    Frequencies and broadcasts Most radios will be found with one or more preset frequencies, usually one of these local commercial stations,

    Frequency Station name Purpose 89.4 MHz Hitz FM Music station. 93.2 MHz LBMW - Kentucky Radio News, music. Random MHz Automated Emergency Broadcast System Weather, emergency. 98 MHz NNR Radio News station. 94.2 MHz Upper South Radio Talk show, music. 101.2 MHz KnoxTalk Radio Talk show, music. 91.2 MHz Civilian Radio Commentary, chatters. 95.0 MHz Classified M1A1 Unknown. 107.6 MHz Unknown Frequency Unknown.

    All of these frequencies allow an insight to the timeline of the Knox Event.

45. #45Hitz FMselective

    Keys: Hitz FM, 89.4

    Hitz FM is a radio station that plays over the 89.4 MHz frequency. It primarily plays music, though a light commentary over the Knox Event can be heard from the hosts.

    Frankie (AKA Frank-i-e) Billy Janine

    Hitz FM plays popular songs within the world at the time of the Knox Event (which can also be found as CDs or cassettes), which occasionally are requested by listeners of the channel, who may also leave a message for the host to broadcast. The hosts might also add their own opinions on the situation, which mainly revolves around following government orders and remaining calm.

    On July 12 they briefly mention that the studio was visited by a member of the army who "asked [them] real nice" not to "promote panic." The host tells the army personnel to "bite me" before the station continues broadcast.

    July 13 begins with mostly static. Later in the day Frankie says that "everyone inside is dead" (referring to the exclusion zone) before arguing with someone int he studio who cannot be heard. Later on Janine announces that she is not going to continue hosting and is going somewhere in the Appalachians. She advises the listener to also seek refuge elsewhere for their safety. Billy ends the day off by saying that he has nowhere to go.

    Billy continues to host the channel with music until the end of July 14 when Billy hosts the channel for the last time. It is not known what his plans were after this point. He concludes with this message:

    "I'm figuring if you wanted the news... you'd be switched to the news. If you're with me - you want anything BUT the news. No requests tonight. Wires are hot with more important stuff. So here's one from me. It's for my son, and the only message is this: I'm sorry."

    The station continues to play music, however there is no commentary to go along with these broadcasts. This continues until July 16, after which the channel ceases to broadcast.

46. #46LBMWselective

    Keys: LBMW, 93.2

    LBMW - Kentucky Radio is a radio station that plays over the 93.2 frequency. It is a preset on all radios.

    The news radio show is hosted by Frank Hemingway and Jackie Jaye, who report on the Knox Event as it unfolds. Over the course of their stories, they witness the outbreak firsthand. It has a television counterpart, LBMW Network. The company uses Franklin Valuline vans.

    The primary studio is located in downtown Louisville, with the LBMW television studio not far away. The first floor of the studio contains mostly offices, but there is a break room, news room, and janitor's closet as well. The second floor has what appears to be radio studios, along with another news room and even more offices.

    The radio network also has a small trailer in the far south of Louisville, at the Louisville border camp along the Dixie Highway. The trailer is barricaded from the inside. A makeshift recording studio where Jackie and Frank hosted the show.

    Hosts Jackie Jaye Frank Hemingway Jonas Underwood (took over after Jackie and Frank died) Guests Denise (civilian from within the Exclusion Zone) Professor John Ramirez (military scientist) Joe (civilian that escaped a military base) Both hosts, Jackie Jaye and Frank Hemingway, are stationed on the north side military's Exclusion Zone. Both hosts are highly critical of the military's actions towards the Event and attempt to show the human side of the refugees of the Event. The first interview, with Denise, reveals that families have been separated and displaced by the military. The next interview with a civilian, Joe, reveals a bit more of the morbidity within the Exclusion Zone and particularly within a military base.

    As their story plays out, Jackie and Frank have run-ins with the government as well as the infected themselves.

    Some time after Jackie and Frank stop broadcasting, Jonas begins broadcasting on the LBMW frequency.

47. #47AEBSselective

    Keys: Automated Emergency Broadcast System, AEBS

    The Automated Emergency Broadcast System (AEBS) is a radio station on a randomized frequency that will tell the survivor about the weather for the current day and the next day, as well as other useful information. The day is considered to start at 1 AM. It will have a random frequency between 88 MHz and 108 MHz that can be divided nicely by 0.2 MHz. Example frequencies: 88 MHz, 92.6 MHz, 103.4 MHz. 108 MHz is not a possible value for the AEBS. As it cannot be an already taken frequency, there are 95 potential frequencies for AEBS.

    Every hour, on the hour, the radio station will announce:

    Forecasts of the minimum and maximum temperature, humidity, and wind strength for the current day and following day. Forecasts of fog, rain, and snow for the current day and following day. Extreme weather events 2-5 days out, such as thunderstorms, tropical storms, and blizzards. An announcement if the helicopter event will occur during the current day: "Air Activity detected." This means the survivor can stay inside for the entire day to not be spotted and avoid the helicopter. This announcement comes at the end of the report and updates at 7 AM. Wait for a few seconds after the final weather update until turning off the radio. Information about the power grid: Two days before electricity shutoff: Knox Power Grid: Power fluctuations detected.. One day before electricity shutoff: Knox Power Grid: Systems failing. Network compromised. Day of electricity shutoff (and following days): Knox Power Grid: Blackout. Occasional pieces of military chatter and codes as part of the lore. Unlike all TV channels and other radio stations, the AEBS will never stop broadcasting. Like other radio stations, during weather events reception may be poor, causing transmission to be garbled. This can make it difficult to determine when a weather event will conclude. Currently, although the electricity shutoff is announced on the AEBS, the water shutoff is not.

    The AEBS is (arguably) essential to survival, especially prior to the helicopter event and the power shutoff. The knowledge of weather events prior to their occurrence can also be useful later on for agriculture or looting. While the frequency of the AEBS station is randomized, it is consistent when discovered. If the survivor finds a radio with the AEBS station preset, note that this will not save it for future usage. The survivor must save it as a custom preset or make a note of it if they want to manually use it on other radio devices. If the survivor has a walkie talkie and some earbuds, they can listen to the AEBS stealthily. Alternatively, radios in vehicles can be tuned to the AEBS for mobile listening. The AEBS will always be accessible on any civilian radio device.

48. #48NNRselective

    Keys: 98.0, NNR

    NNR Radio is a radio station that plays over the 98.0 MHz frequency. Occasionally, a reporter is sent to a scene or a guest is brought onto the show to speak, though more often, the only speaker on the program is the host.

    Crew: An unnamed host Al (Reporter)

    Guests: Dr. Jeff Galbraithe (former Chief Scientist at the Center for Disease Control) Professor Jake Wilson (current military scientist)

    The content focuses on the Knox Event and the politics surrounding it. The host attempts to stay unbiased, though the tone shifts to be critical of the government's response as the Event progresses. This is true especially after the former CDC scientist, Dr. Jeff Galbraithe, is brought on as a guest and reveals that 'America is not ready for this.' This criticality is obvious when Professor Jake Wilson, a military scientist, is brought on as a guest.

    One segment sees a reporter, Al, sent to the scene after the break of the Exclusion Zone. He reports over the military's brutal treatment of the infected and the refugees that remain. Al is clearly shaken at the state of the scene, even while he attempts to remain professional.

    The final broadcasting occurs after the media collapse, when Pastor James Hartnell enters the station and transmits his last words. This is one of three times that media adds to the survivor's panic and fear. (+4 Panic, +5 Fear).

49. #49USRselective

    Keys: Upper South Radio, USR, 94.2

    “Look out for each other, America." — Don Beverage, host of Sea to Shining Sea

    USR (officially Upper South Radio) is a radio station that plays over the 94.2 MHz frequency. It is a music station similar in fashion to Hitz FM, with the occasional caller calling in for a chat as well.

    Crew: Marily Tekle Franklin Reyes Don Beverage (Sea to Shining Sea)

    Guests: Sarah (former employee of Knox Telecommunications) Janet (exclusion zone resident) Professor Oliver Black (former CDC employee) Fred (discoverer of bottomless pit) Lieutenant General Flanders (army lieutenant general) Melissa (Louisville resident)

    USR mainly focuses on airing music, most of which can also be found as CDs or cassettes. Out of the four segments each day, three of them play music. The final segment is called Sea to Shining Sea, hosted by Don Beverage, where a caller is able to call in and have a conversation with Don. Throughout the Knox Event, Don receives many calls from callers with either their own ideas about the event or their experience living through it, in a similar fashion to KnoxTalk Radio. After July 13, two of the music hosts Marily Tekle and Franklin "leaves town," while Reyes doesn't give an indication of his leave and simply never shows up again. With the hosts gone, the music segments only consist of the songs themselves.

    Eventually, without any callers Don uses his segment to talk about his own thoughts. As his wife slowly succumbs to the illness, he questions why he is even trying to survive in the first place. Soon he realizes he is immune to the airborne strain of the Knox Infection, and is taken in by the army to help them operate a radio station, offering a helicopter ride to the location. Don gives a final sign-off for listeners, and shuts the station down.

    Bioweapon testing A former CDC employee told Don that there are multiple underground facilities owned by the CDC where bioweapons are supposedly developed (See: Military Research Facility). The same employee identifies the Knox Infection as a bioweapon named "Juniper-17," however it is simply an assumption and Don is seen to be skeptical of this. The former employee theorizes that the CDC is conducting a large test of this weapon on the residents of the exclusion zone. A resident of West Point observed that the residents of West Point were injected with a serum that supposedly made them drop dead, and when waking up later did not seem to be themselves (said to be hallucinating).

    Establishment of dictatorship/military rule A lieutenant general called in to talk about a plan the army was supposedly working on in the seventies called MEGA-MIX, where work camps were established to work dissidents of the military/government to death. He theorizes that the exclusion zone and the deployment of military personnel in major cities as the first step towards a dictatorship in the country.

    Miscellaneous During the signal disruption on July 13, a brief mention of "Area 51" is heard, but there is no clear connection between this to any other known theory. A property owner in Arkansas had his property seized by the government after a "bottomless pit" was discovered, though this has little to no connection to the lore. A former employee of Knox Telecommunications (fired recently due to her unwillingness to stay silent about internal affairs) claims that the phone lines were cut because the infection spreads through landlines, however this has essentially no basis in reality and apparently is simply a rumor from an soldier she interacted with.

50. #50KnoxTalk Radioselective

    Keys: 101.2, KonxTalk, radio, KTR

    KnoxTalk Radio is a radio station that plays over the 101.2 MHz frequency, located exclusively in Louisville. The show regularly features guests, typically refugees from within the Exclusion Zone who were evacuated.

    Over the course of the Knox Event, the many guests on this show pose a few conspiracy theories as to the cause. These theories range from meteor showers to Spiffo's utilizing contaminated meat. It also makes mention of dogs becoming sick within the Exclusion Zone multiple times, which goes largely ignored by the host.

    Theories: Airborne virus Caller mentions a stench in the air. Another caller states that he is sick, despite avoiding others. A caller blames meteors and their effect on the air.

    Engineered virus Two politicians mention mention military testing in ads on the channel A veteran states that the outbreak was planned based on the quick response of the military. Another caller blames the government's lack of communication on being an attempted cover-up.

    Spiffo's Burgers Perhaps contrary to the theory, one caller states he was inside of a Spiffo's and witnessed nothing. Another caller alleges, because the disease is so widespread and potentially related to Mad Cow Disease, that Spiffo's is to blame. She mentions a writer who spoke on Triple-N, but the channel makes no mention of it to the player.

    Interesting Information: Canines may exhibit symptoms One caller mentions that his dog was sick when he was leaving West Point. Another caller states that a soldier shot her dog, lending credibility to dogs contributing to the Exclusion Zone. A caller mentions that a security dog was sick at one of the labs within the Exclusion Zone.

    Hosts: The host is ambiguous and may change between airings.

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