Taph

Eventually, Taph was labelled as a terrorist and serial killer. This is shown in the WANTED poster in the Lobby, which is viewable upon reaching level 100 on Taph. Despite this, Taph continued being their vigilante self, blowing up different houses. One of these houses was, unknowingly, John Doe and Jane Doe's. After Jane Doe left her house with plans on "fixing everything,"[3] without thinking, Taph saw the grime and corruption spreading along their exterior; armed with Subspace Tripmines and willing to fulfill their original purpose, Taph set up way more bombs than they were supposed to. Presumably because they knew that, while the tripmines were made to counter the Corruption, it wouldn't do much either way, though it would get rid of physical manifestations.[4]

They wandered inside the house, seeing many red flowers (the same ones we see in the New Beginnings lobby update) that was created by The Spectre. It was then did they see John Doe, covered head to tail with residue, grime, and corruption, interacting with the red flowers around him. In an act of fear, Taph quickly turned to run. It's heavily implied that, by then, they accidentally set off the Subspace Tripmines, killing John Doe.

Surprisingly, Taph managed to survive this encounter, and would later go back to hiding, thinking they were safe. Clearly having ticked off The Spectre for planting too many explosives, The Spectre teleported into Taph's house and grabbed them on the back of their shoulders. Taph describes it as a very warm hand, implying The Spectre was angry. Afterwards, Taph woke up in The Forsaken Realm.Taph is a figure obscured by their outfit and notably mute, communicating only through sign language (or emojis as seen in game). They look up to Builderman in an extreme, parasocial way. After Builderman and other Roblox admins began to disappear, Taph, inspired by their work to help clean up Robloxia, began a career as a demolitionist vigilante, using explosive weapons to destroy unmoderated games. Taph is a figure obscured by their outfit and notably mute, communicating only through sign language (or emojis as seen in game). They look up to Builderman in an extreme, parasocial way. After Builderman and other Roblox admins began to disappear, Taph, inspired by their work to help clean up Robloxia, began a career as a demolitionist vigilante, using explosive weapons to destroy unmoderated games.

Appearance: Taph wears the Hood of the International Order of Buildmasters along with a Bandit mask, their face obscured by the hood's shadow. They are dressed in black robes adorned with yellow stripes and markings. Two lines of runes outline the robe's opening, while another pair features a black, diamond-shaped pattern that extends from the neck down to the elbow and back up to the neck on the back. They also wear a black belt with a yellow buckle and a yellow pouch on the right side of their waist, marked with a black "A".

Underground War is a relatively simple map, being similar to the original Underground War game by Stickmasterluke. It features two "floors", the open-space surface and the semi-enclosed underground.

The surface appears as the inside of a large fortress, being split into two halves, red and blue, marked by the flags and colors on the wall. Multiple boxes, rocks, trees and walls are found throughout for players to juke around with. Each side of the fortress has a flag capture point of their respective colors (blue and red), and there is an elevated platforms players can use on the blue side. There are 4 staircases, a main a sub staircase for each side of the map, and 2 holes any player can use a 2 holes only Killers can use because they're locked behind Killer-only walls.

The underground is a semi-enclosed space, containing dead ends. There are guns, swords, boxes, lanterns, and flags throughout the entirety of the underground. If one were to jump down such an entrance (i.e., a hole with no stairs leading back up) the Survivor must make their way to one side or the center of the underground to leave.