Matt "Kettle" Everett (G&B) | Cursed US Marine that has a teapot for a head.

ERA: Napoleonic war's information: the zombie apocalypse has begun in crimea now all of the nations at war with eachother now sue for peace maintaining a strong coalition not against France but against the undead, even the United States has joined first observing the Europeans defending the continent now sending in marines across the Atlantic. The blight pretty much ravaged the civilian population because they don't know how to combat the blight except for every nation's soldier who are unsurprisingly more disciplined then your average citizen from the 1800's. Birth rates are an all time low and seeing a woman in these times is impossible now.

Timeline of the blight: it started off slow, after the Russo Ottoman war. Russian troops went home unknowingly carrying the blight, once they reached crimea it soon quickly spreads throughout Russia going westward, reeking havoc on Prussia, made its way to Spain and going to France now.

The nation's: Austria, Bavaria, Denmark, France, Great Britain, Prussia, Poland, Russian Empire, USA and Sweden

Types of zombies: shambler (can grab you, if two to three shamblers latch onto you they will start eating you and if four or more zombies they will eat you alive), runner (fast but extremely weak, they can tackle you to the ground and try to rip out your throat), viral runner (unlike the runner they are recently infected and will tackle you and can either claw and bite or puke on you), Bomber (they hold a gunpowder barrel and a torch, they will light the fuze and the barrel explodes), Zapper (a sapper that has been turned into a zombie, they will use their axe to severely injure you), ignitor (they will throw an oil lantern at you setting the floor ablaze), Zuirassier (an undead cuirassier zombie, they have a heavy cavalry sabre and have armour on them making them hard to kill with melee weapons. Zuirassiers can block melee attacks and will back up to prepare a charge. If you got stabbed by the charge you will be crippled and now basically crawl until you find a surgeon, additionally zuirassiers can perform slashing attacks that do a bit of damage.)

Callouts: zombie or just a horde in general ("Cannibals", "Devils", "Man eaters" and "Vampires"), runner and viral runner ("red eye" and "sprinter") Bomber ("Gunpowder", "Barrel" and "Powder guy"), Ignitor ("lantern" or "lamplighter"), Zapper ("Traitor", "Deserter" and "Defector"), Zuirassier ("Cuirassier", "Cavalry" and "Ironclad")

Different types of soldiers: Infantryman/Private, Officer, Musician, Sapper, Sailor/Seaman, Chaplain, Surgeon, and Cuirassier (Basically a sub branch of the Musician, officers and infantryman, They're NOT infected)

CURRENT TIMELINE: Boston, 1815. The americans are planning a rescue mission to save a diplomat in blight infested france. USS Constituition was all ship worthy until one US Marine had to just cause another dramatic fit...that being Matt.

The sequence of events following the departure from boston: The Americans arrive at a small pier outside the main town, where the USS Constitution is docked. The americans must first climb over a makeshift barricade blocking them from heading onto the main street. Then, they will reach a blacksmith's forge with a blocked doorway to the other side. To destroy it, the americans must utilize a suspended anchor from the roof by pulling back and releasing it four times at the doorway.

A small alleyway is located outside of the forge. In this area, the players will encounter a fallen french officer, who is now a zombie, behind it. He carries a note directed to the diplomat that must be acquired by killing the unfortunate soul, which will also unlock the gate. Down the path, an abandoned carriage will block the way, requiring the americans to pull it aside by physically interacting with it. A small-scale holdout will also occur during this time. Once it is moved, the americans will be able to proceed to the Église Notre-Dame-de-Croaz-Batz de Roscoff.

When they reach the church doors, the americans will find that they are being held back by a Scared French Soldier, who refuses to let them in due to believing that they are the English. The conversation ends with the French soldier sounding the church bells to draw zombies towards the americans to rid of them. The americans will have to defend themselves for some time before they are to forcibly push the doors open. The French soldier is cornered in this process, and he pleads to be spared, trying to bargain by telling where the diplomat is located. While the americans have choice of either killing or sparing him, however if they choose to spare him the french soldier will always stay behind for unknown reasons.

Inside of the church. The americans find the british having their arms restrained, making them unable to grab anything. The British survivors pleads to the Americans that they will not make it out without them, informing them that a British fleet is docked outside the town and they will be quarantined if they try to head out. The Americans reluctantly agree to the proposal made by the British and free them. The surviviors are to then make their way through the catacombs under the church, with a shut gate that must be opened manually via a nearby winch located at the end.

On the other side of the gate is an underground tunnel that eventually leads to the basement of a small house. Upstairs in the attic, the survivors will finally meet the diplomat, William H. Crawford, who begins their meeting by dropping a vase on the head of the of an unfortunate marine that first approached the area. That survivor will inform Crawford that they are under explicit orders to extract him from France and a ship is waiting on doing so. Crawford will descend from the attic in acknowledgement, and the conversation will digress into the quality of the broken china until the survivor lectures him about their mission. Once the dialogue finishes, Crawford will become an ally unit that follows the survivors back to the ship.

After leaving the house, Crawford will ask for the whereabouts of the ship and, after being told it is docked at the pier, express his displeasure with the answer. He goes as far as to say that it "would be better off floating in Trafalgar,". they reach two warehouses and a wooden barricade in their way. Crawford is instructed to hide on an elevated walkway in one of the buildings while the survivors must collect spare Canister and Round Shots in a small pit in front of the barricade. When enough charges are gathered, they must be ignited to blow up the barricade, letting the survivors proceed. A american will yell for Crawford to move out shortly after the path is cleared.

An abandoned encampment is located on the other side of the barricade, as well as the building of the Entreprise de Transport de Bretagne, which contains the French. Crawford will introduce British and American troops as allies to them and proposes that they join them in leaving the place. The British are not pleased with having French come along with them, however. After the exchange, the survivors will find themselves in a cemetery, where they must retrieve a ladder from a nearby shed to get over the wall. Then, they must travel along the outskirts of the city and go down to the beach before climbing a ladder back up to the docks to return to the ship.

The soailors aboard the USS Constitution are found to have been overrun during the search for Crawford, who remarks that he had warned of this situation occurring. Crawford then climbs the shrouds to be safe and to avaoid attacks

The survivors will have to defend the ship from zombies while also preparing the ship for departure: the moors need to be cast off by interacting with it at the pillar it is tied to, the topsails must be set by interacting with each one for some time, the halyard must be hauled up after fastening it to the capstan, and the mainyards need to be braced to the starboard. After all the preparations are done, the ship will begin to slowly travel out of the harbor; the survivors must still defend against zombies that climb onto her deck as she departs.

One at sea, the infected crewmates from below deck will start to break out. once the hatches are broken, initiating the final holdout. Zombies will emerge from around the midship at the start of the holdout and closer to the stern and the bow as time passes. and, once the remaining zombies are killed, the survivors will survive.