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[wrfm-mods.livejournal.com]

As the dawn of the second anniversary of H-Day approaches, those waking up in the early hours of the morning will notice that something is... well, off. That distinct sense of suspension one might feel at that time is disturbed. Whether it is heard or simply felt, there is something out there.

Particularly notable is that when these noises and feelings are investigated, there is definitely something there, slowly shuffling along. The curious work their way closer to this enigma, and what they discover might make them wonder if they are merely having a nightmare, for how could this be real? No, it couldn't possibly be real. And yet, they know it is, as the creatures amble past them with unwelcoming groans.

And they keep trying to convince themselves that it could be nothing but a nightmare, or maybe they've somehow awoken in Halloweentown, for how could zombies possibly be on their world, heading toward their homes?

In truth, this is not a nightmare, nor is it merely Halloweentown. Those unfortunate of the curious ones to be found by these undead horrors may soon end up walking among them themselves. Those fortunate enough (but then, can they really be considered lucky?) to see the creatures rip apart their fellows flee in terror to their homes, crying out for help, because there is no mistake that they are not allies, and that they are headed straight for their homes.

No citizens of any world are being spared this sudden invasion, although the smaller, less inhabited worlds find themselves considerably safer, being subjected to a much lesser amount of the zombies. Those larger worlds with warriors will find themselves with a battle on their hands - that is, if they want their worlds to stay under the rule of light and life.

Radiant Garden - Defense

[songbird9.livejournal.com]

... I'm not hallucinating again, am I?

Okay... Here we go.

Listen Up!

The whole city won't fit in Rainbow's End.

The castle is the safest place. The higher levels can only be reached by lifts, and if those monsters are traditional zombies, they won't have the brains to activate them.

Refugees and anyone else who can fight should be defending Rainbow's End and trying to clear out the city, but I want anyone who won't fit there sent to the upper half of the castle. That means civilians.
With any luck, the castle's inaccessibility will be the only defense it needs, so the warriors can focus on getting rid of these things.

Radiant Garden is practically a fortress. We're on top of a cliff. If they can't all be destroyed, push them out of the city and hold them off until that cure arrives. If they are undead, Holy magic should be the best weapon against them. Go figure the bloody things had to hit now....

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[menocrede.livejournal.com]

....are you fucking kidding me?

I'd make a joke about my Boomstick, but I doubt it would be found amusing.

[lostscore.livejournal.com]

Healing items should be a great asset to hurt the undead. We should try that first...so I'm thinking of creating some kind of Potion-based er...cocktail. Of the Molotov variety.

Also kids, remember: Shoot the head and not the chest; Headshots are the very best.

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[rox-chan.livejournal.com]

I would follow a little girls into suspicious foggy towns, chase a thousand crimson butterflies, and watch a million cursed videotapes before I would ever, EVER willingly choose to be put though a zombie adventure.

So what do I get? ZOMBIES, NATURALLY. Fuck my life, fuck it.



And to top it all off, my county government is completely incompetent. It took them two hours to finally realize that, gee, we should get everyone either underground or really high up. So yeah, we've got people in basements and cellars down here, and I've been running around trying to calm people down, deliver food/supplies/etc, and killing zombies where I need to. Thankfully my area is pretty easy to manage, but I wish we had more potions. I horded a ton of them, but not enough to last.

I'm just glad the the Magic Flu hasn't reached us down here yet...I don't know about the rest of Earth, but I still feel fine. I do wish I had some Holy Water - that what was used to cure zombie status in the Final Fantasy games, right? But I don't know if it even really exists, so...potions and cure spells it is.

...Still though, doesn't this whole thing just seem suspicious to you guys? I mean, a zombie invasion by itself is weird enough, but a zombie invasion on this date? This may seem like a giant leap, but I can't help but wonder if this isn't some sort of distraction. Not the mention the fact that we just found the cure to the disease that's been holding our attention for months.

I don't know. I just hope this goes away, and soon.

....

[nachtstar.livejournal.com]

Dammit. Of all the times to have zombies attack.  I don't have access to hairspray and a lighter. 8|

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[ariakitsune.livejournal.com]

...

There are not supposed to be zombies in this area. There were no zombies the previous two times I was through here. At least they're slow.

Anyway, I managed to find a closer spot to leave my ship this time. Probably only saved about a day.

So, yeah. Next stop, the Feywood and big Behemoth of Doom.

Let's not do the hiding mistake

[lostscore.livejournal.com]

C'mon guys. Who is in a position to fight? We can't hole everyone up and wait. Who has long range weapons experience and is in a fit state?

Or...at best, who has a good throwing arm. We're going to try Potions + fire as makeshift Molotovs. With luck, they WILL explode.

I for one am not waiting to get eaten, but I'm not so stupid as to take an army on alone. Fuck, I'm not even the same GENDER as Bruce Campbell

So, come on, if you're in Radiant Garden and willing, we'll set up a place to launch an offensive. Because when it comes to zombies, the best defence is a good offense.

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[le-king.livejournal.com]

Don't panic.

I'm heading to Radiant Garden. I'm going to help.