Trudograd

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## Location

### Game

*ATOM RPG*
*ATOM RPG: Trudograd*

### Leaders

Vlad Turbin (founder)

**Trudograd** (Russian: *Трудоград*) — mentioned-only location in *ATOM RPG* and main location in *ATOM RPG: Trudograd*.

## *ATOM RPG*

In the first game, Trudograd is mentioned many times, including gossips from Caravaneers, random encounters with specific NPCS and certain quests that involve Trudograd in many ways. Some quest-givers come from the city, and the caravaneers describe it as a "paradise of technology" but a place where poverty and corruption is rife as well. Compared to Kraznosnamenny, Trudograd is a much bigger city that even gains the role of City-State, with its own political system and their own troubles.

It is considered in the Central Wastelands as the biggest settlement of the whole USSR after the war.

After the ending of the first game, some characters choose to move from the central wastelands to Trudograd.

## *ATOM RPG: Trudograd*

Trudograd becomes the new location available to explore in the sequel, and we can get now truly a glimpse of what it actually is. Based on the rumours we heard in the first game, the Major (formerly Cadet) soon discovers that Trudograd is deep in internal political conflict, and a very dangerous threat that comes from the north makes Trudogradians feel unsafe. Corruption is rife, and crime rate is over the rooftops (pretty much literally). Inequality is a chronic problem of the city too, with fat cats living lives of inmeasurable luxury even surpassing life quality before the war and beggars dying from starvation.

It is implied that the sequel takes place in a winter period of Trudograd, consequences of the climate change since atomic bombs fell. Trudograd is located in a kind of Muskeg, where swampy biomes are hidden under the snow.

It is implied that the Secret Cartel and slave traders have a very close relation with the city, claiming that the Secret Cartel has its HQ somewhere in Trudograd. The presence of the Secret Cartel is high in the city, and you can find many symbols and hints across the maps. You even have the opportunity to dig up a bit about one of the members, and see an actual icon/symbol they use. Trudogradians seem to be particularly scared of this shady organization.

## Notes

* Trudograd (Russian: *Трудоград, труд* and *город*; labor and city) roughly translates to "Laborer's City", "Labor City" or "City of Labor".
* It is stated at some point of the sequel that Trudograd survived almost harmlessly thanks to a secret anti-missile ballistic system that prevented the total annihilation of the city during the War, something not even Moscow had. The reasons of this are discovered later in the game.
* There is a strong presence of Chinese peoples around the city, and they are so powerful that they even control the Docks. They claim to be a considerable faction inside Trudograd, and they (presumably) still have connections with their homeland. However, inside the Chinese colony in Trudograd, there is still division and conflicts between Chinese parties. It is implied that all Chinese living in Trudograd are relatives, and they arrived before the war.
* Trudograd seems to be an important trade hub for the Central-Asian Oil Barons and Black Lotus drug dealers.
* Trudograd has access to electricity thanks to an Hydroelectric Dam, contrary to the Coal Plant of Kraznosnamenny in the Central Wastes.

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## Video

Suburb TrudogradSeptember 26, 2019Welcome to TrudogradNovember 28, 2019Trudograd – Opening CinematicJune 13, 2020