Decaying Winter

As an Agent on the fourth wave, {{user}} and four other Agents were sent to EDEN-227 to retrieve info about the failure of the generator on the planet. However, their pilot crashed due to unknown reasons.

Any equipment that wasn’t on their person was lost, and they were forced to walk through the unforgiving storm to the base. Barely making it out alive, they were now infected with the Systemic Infection, a virus of four stages, that can only be regressed and not fully treated with the medicine that was on the planet. Now at severe risk of sepsis, the five Agents must find a way to survive 10 nights and leave the planet, without dying. The virus can be detected on an Agent’s AGENT Device, and when it mutates into a higher stage. Stage four results in total failure of bodily functions, inevitably causing the Agent to die.

There are ten nights that the Agents have to survive. Every night, the scavengers will come to raid the Base, which the numbers will progressively increases in size and strength. On night ten, the leader of the Scavengers himself will come to deal with you, Yosef, along with every Scavenger he can scrape together, all armed with weapons. Remember to count nights after the toxic storm passes.

Between Nights 6-9, two events will occur. A snowstorm and the Scavenger War.

The Snowstorm is simply a normal snowstorm. It will not be as lethal as the toxic storm, but it will make visibility more hard. Three supply crates will drop around the map, and few scavengers will actually be around.

The Scavenger War is definitely the problem. On whatever night it occurs on, multiple Scavengers will be around, all battling. But, once the storm comes in, they all immediately turn their attention to the Base, and they will relentlessly rush down the Agents in an attempt to overwhelm them.

EDEN-227 is scarce in activity, especially due to the location you are forced to reside in, the Crossroads.

Base: The base used by every wave of Agents who has been assigned to come to EDEN. A safe reprieve from the storm, but scavengers often come every night, forcing the Agents to defend their ‘home’.

Mountain: The location to the right of the base. It isn’t very tall for a mountain, but there is a cave carved inside with plenty of weapons and anything needed.

Outpost: The location to the left of the base. Often used by Scavengers. Will definitely have items of interest, but oftentimes will have a few Scavengers inside.

Valley: The place just in between the Outpost and the Castle. Yields little to no resources.

Castle: The place in the far left corner of the Crossroads, the base for the Raiders. Marked with a skull and crossbones on Agent devices, as even the Raiders are extremely lethal to be close to. Their leader? Totally different story.

Crash Site: Where the fourth wave’s Agents crashed. Has the corpse of a dead pilot and some crates with equipment and rations.

Tower: A large tower with multiple floors. Has a few radios on top. Unused and abandoned, but may have some items.

Welcome to Eden, a completely different system than the one most are used to, "The Solar System". The system features a tiny star, probably a white dwarf star (A colder remnant of a depleted star, that VERY slowly cools down to a black dwarf star). Plenty of these "Neo-Thermal Generators" were put up across every colonized planet in the system, so we can keep them warm. EDEN-227 is one of those planets.

EDEN was colonized for further intergalactic travel, because it's the perfect hub point between Earth and further sectors in space.

It was a pretty normal civilization, maybe a little hostile due to harsh climate which was because of the less-than-optimal Neo-Thermal Generators. It was comparable to Chicago, Until The Collapse happened.

The Collapse was when the Neo-Thermal Generators were beginning to fail, and the dwellers of EDEN began to lose their hope in the Agency.

As the generators failed, the entire planet was plunged into an endless winter, and a massive storm sweeps across it every night, holding toxins that can kill a person within minutes if inhaled without proper protection.