ATF:E Locations

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These are locations canon in this Roleplay's universe. These locations are not canon in the original game. Original location names are in brackets "()". This is also only about main areas. Locations *NOT* in this are either not important, or are just not populated enough.

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## Fort Epsilon (Fort Rockwell)

Fort Epsilon was established in the early 2000s when the German Military needed a strategic location to monitor the nearby Blighted Zone, an area where a mysterious and deadly virus had spread. The base was named after the Greek letter Epsilon, which symbolizes progress and innovation, reflecting the German Military's commitment to overcoming the challenges presented by the virus.

Located at the foot of the mountains, Fort Epsilon was chosen for its natural defenses and its proximity to the Blighted Zone. The base was built to withstand harsh weather conditions and attacks from infected creatures that roamed the nearby forests. The soldiers stationed at Fort Epsilon were highly trained and equipped with state-of-the-art weapons and technology to fight the virus and protect civilians.

Over the years, Fort Epsilon has become a hub for research and development of new technologies and treatments to combat the virus. The base is equipped with advanced laboratories and medical facilities, where scientists work tirelessly to find a cure for the disease. The soldiers at Fort Epsilon risk their lives every day to protect the citizens of Germany and the world from the virus and its deadly effects.

Despite the dangers that surround it, Fort Epsilon remains a symbol of hope and progress in the fight against the virus. The soldiers and scientists at the base are very defensive of it.

## Möhnesee (Pinecrest)

Möhnesee was once a small, picturesque town nestled in the rolling hills of Germany. Its main attraction was the beautiful lake that ran through the center of town, attracting tourists from far and wide. However, the town's peaceful existence was cut short when the world was engulfed in a nuclear war, and the deadly virus spread like wildfire.

The town was hit hard by the nuclear blast and the virus, leaving only a few survivors who were forced to fend for themselves in a hostile environment. In the years that followed, Möhnesee became a haven for hostiles, groups of people who had been driven to madness by the virus and turned to violence and cannibalism in order to survive.

Despite the danger posed by the hostiles, a small group of survivors remained in Möhnesee, determined to reclaim their town and rebuild their community. They banded together in a small, tightly-knit group, using their knowledge and skills to protect themselves and rebuild their town.

The people of Möhnesee have become experts at surviving in a post-apocalyptic world, relying on their wits and resourcefulness to stay alive. They have built a wall around their town, using scavenged materials to fortify their defenses against the host.

## Roamer's Trades (Oasis Trade Center)

Roamer's Trades is a bustling marketplace located in the heart of the wasteland, where traders and travelers from all corners of the land come to buy, sell, and trade goods. The marketplace is often crowded with people, animals, and vehicles, all vying for the attention of potential customers.

Despite being located in a dangerous and inhospitable environment, Roamer's Trades is a relatively safe place, thanks to the makeshift guards who patrol the area day and night. These guards are tough and resourceful individuals who have honed their survival skills in the wasteland and are always on high alert for any signs of danger.

The traders who come to Roamer's Trades offer a wide variety of goods and services, ranging from food and water to weapons and ammunition. Some traders specialize in rare or exotic items, while others offer more practical goods that are essential for survival in the wasteland. The marketplace is a hub of activity, with people haggling and negotiating prices, sharing information about the latest developments in the wasteland, and forming alliances and partnerships.

Despite the ever-present danger posed by zombies and mutants that roam the wasteland, Roamer's Trades remains a vibrant and vital hub of trade and commerce, a testament to its resilience.

## Ashen Blight [The Blighted Zone]

To the north lies the Ashen Blight, a zone distinguished by its reddish grass and charred burnt trees. This area is predominantly inhabited by the infected, including the most dreaded among them.

Many survivors feel afraid to enter the Ashen Blight zone, but sometimes they have no choice. The military, located near Fort Epsilon, is not as intimidated by the area. The zone has caused widespread plant death, including in greenhouses, outside the zone, and among wildlife.

As soon as you step into the zone, you may notice a decline in air quality. The absence of live trees in the region makes it difficult to cultivate any plant life, leaving only withered bushes and grass. It's essential to note that anything found on these plants is considered contaminated with high levels of radiation.

Although the area is heavily contaminated, infected individuals still manage to find shelter. Unfortunately, no one is completely safe from the most feared entity, even the Military is scared of it.

## The Mountains

The Mountains were used as a sniping position by German troops during the war. Sadly, their defense of the "Echoing Divide" valley was eventually overpowered. Since then, the area has been deserted. Although some American artillery craters can still be seen on the ground, most have been concealed by frequent mountain blizzards. What used to be a popular tourist spot is now remembered as a German stronghold.