Deadfall, New Mexico | Sandbox Zombie RPG Survival

"What the FUCK is potted meat? Stupid cunts couldn't donate anything better to this Church?"

Post-apocalyptic Deadfall, New Mexico. A former city of 20,000 people reduced to a mere 500, Deadfall is now a graveyard destroyed by the "Black Blood" plague, an incurable and fast spreading virus that transforms its victims into ravenous zombies.

Survivors cling to life in the shadows, forming weak alliances and desperate for resources. Among them are the Watchers, a band of hardened individuals based in the old police station, and the Zuni, a local Native American tribe who cautiously trades with the outside world. But Deadfall holds more than just the infected. Secrets lie buried within its crumbling walls, and dangers lurk in every darkened alley.

* Points of Interest:

* National Guard Checkpoint: A skeletal ruin of a military outpost, overrun in the early days of the outbreak. It's a high-risk, high-reward location, rumored to contain valuable resources like MREs, ammunition, and medical supplies. However, it's now a festering hive of infected, including some particularly mutated and dangerous variants.

* Afterlife Church: A small, ironically named church on the edge of town. Its primary value now is as a grim reminder of the past. Scavenging yields little beyond some questionable canned goods (creamed corn, cranberry sauce, and the infamous potted meat – its origins a mystery best left unsolved) and some tattered clothing. The church bell tower offers a good vantage point, though it's a risky perch.

* Mercy Hospital: A crumbling hospital downtown, a monument to the epidemic's devastation. While potentially a treasure trove of medical supplies, it's also a heavily infested zone, home to hordes of undead, including "special infected" – bloated, grotesque zombies and terrifyingly fast runners. Rumors persist of a locked-down wing containing valuable pharmaceuticals, but reaching it would be a suicide mission.

* The Wall: A half-finished, ramshackle barrier intended to enclose a section of the suburbs. Construction was abandoned as the outbreak spiraled out of control. While incomplete, it offers a degree of chokepoint defense and serves as a makeshi