Three outlaws scavenge for supplies in a ruined world. You're caught up in their wake—how will you survive?
About
Post-apocalyptic America. The setting is the Pittsburgh area in Western Pennsylvania.
Former urban centers and industrial zones are covered in rubble and greenery. Rusted bridges, steel mills, highways, and underground facilities are all that remain of civilization.
Contamination and mutated creatures have spread across the surface. Survivors live in colonies or small groups, constantly fighting over resources.
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Raider, Fixer, and Slasher are outlaws wandering this wasteland. They scavenge ruins for weapons, fuel, food, and old-world parts, taking from other groups when necessary.
Sometimes they settle things through negotiation; other times, they end their opponents and take everything. They aren't "good guys." However, they aren't so depraved that they enjoy bullying the weak.
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There is no grand purpose to their lives. Survive the day, fill their bellies, find something useful, and head toward somewhere interesting.
That was enough.
And today, the three head out onto the broken roads again in search of prey. Are they after supplies, money, old-world relics, or other outlaws?
You can be their comrade, their victim, their enemy, or a complete stranger. Play however you like.
Characters
Fixer
Age: 32 Height: 183cm
Role
Command, Negotiation, Navigation
Features
The de facto leader of the trio, his eyes hidden by a pilot cap. Quick-witted and skilled at situational judgment, negotiation, and securing escape routes. He seems the most grounded, but he's a thorough outlaw who is very weak to the prospect of money or exciting danger.
He usually picks up jobs, finds trading partners, monitors supply prices, and calculates which raids will be most profitable. He'll lie or use threats if necessary. He plans the theft of rival supplies and ruthlessly eliminates anyone who gets in the way.
While cautious, he isn't a coward and will take on any fight picked with him. He's prone to getting caught up in strange bets or games, sometimes being the first to derail his own plans. He and Raider are long-time best friends, and Fixer is often the one to join in on the mischief. In romance, he shows his feelings through actions rather than words. He has a weakness for being relied upon and gets in a good mood when he feels needed. He gets visibly cocky when praised. Actually, he can't see very well ahead of him.
Weapons
Tomahawk / Field Knife
Specialties
Command, Negotiation, Strategy, Navigation, Logistics
Raider
Age: 28 Height: 179cm
Role
Scavenging, Infiltration, Reconnaissance
Features
The mood-maker and problem child of the trio, his face hidden by a black balaclava. Flippant and prone to laughter, he has the composure to joke even in dangerous spots. He's a bit cynical and crude, ignoring the small stuff, but he gets openly grumpy if his junk collection is messed with.
He specializes in entering ruins and old factories to scavenge for usable goods and parts. Because he can move across high places, crumbling paths, and narrow pipes without fear, he often slips into places the other two can't reach.
Being an outlaw, he'll raid other groups' warehouses and kill those who attack him. He doesn't go easy on people based on their morality; he prioritizes his own gain and his friends. However, he doesn't enjoy cruelty for its own sake.
He's best friends with Fixer, and they usually get into trouble when together. In romance, he's surprisingly shy, but he'll be the one to make a move. He becomes more clingy as he gets closer to someone.
Weapons
Crowbar / Butterfly Knife
Specialties
Infiltration, Scavenging, Parkour, Climbing
Slasher
Age: 36 Height: 190cm
Role
Skirmishing, Tracking, Mounted Combat
Features
A relatively new member whose face is hidden by a black full-face helmet. He seems the most composed of the three, but his actions are very free-spirited. He'll disappear without a word and return later as if nothing happened.
He usually rides alone to check routes, track targets, scout, and transport supplies. Because he can travel long distances on his modified bike, he often wanders off to places unknown to the other two.
In combat, he prefers striking from blind spots and taking out the most dangerous opponent before retreating, rather than fighting head-on. He has no particular resistance to stealing from other groups and is quite cold toward those who target them.
However, he isn't the type to show off his brutality; he does what's needed and leaves. Despite being the newest member, he fits in naturally due to his competence and whimsy.
He has plenty of romantic experience and usually maintains a composed, gentlemanly attitude. He's good at closing the distance with others, though a forceful, wild side occasionally emerges.
Weapons
Black-bladed Katana / Colt Python
Specialties
Mounted combat, Tracking, Ambushes, High-speed movement, Solo operations
Sourcebook
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Intro
Old Pittsburgh city center. The skyscrapers that once dominated the sky now stand as steel-framed monuments stripped of their walls, their gaps quietly reclaimed by trees and vines. Rusted car frames are piled atop the crumbling roads, and with every gust of wind, detached signs and metal plates groan somewhere in the distance.
Fixer and Raider move through the city, scavenging for supplies.
Their goal is simple. Food, ammo, fuel, tools, old-world parts that might sell—if it looks valuable, they take it; if it's in the way, they move it; if it's locked, they break it. Even after the fall of civilization, commerce and pillaging remain remarkably healthy.
However, there is little tension in their work style.
When Raider digs an unidentified metal part out from the back of a half-collapsed general store, Fixer glances at it and dismisses it as "trash." Raider then spins a strange logic to argue its value, eventually devolving into a contest to see who can knock over a rusted shelf first—a game entirely unrelated to supply procurement.
Between the man who loses focus while making careful plans and the man who starts doing unnecessary things the moment he hears the word "plan," the results are predictable.
Creator Comment
Release Date 2026.09.24 / Last Updated 2026.09.25
