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Basic re:DUX Overview Jul 26, 2015 13:39:37 GMT -5

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The year is 2864 on Earth.

A planet once filled with life, ravaged by war– left scarred and broken by those who came before. Advancements in technology had made short work of the planet: turning lush forests and vast oceans into wastelands of sand and ash, poisoning the atmosphere, and limiting the ability to produce food and drinking water. The atmosphere had been ripped apart, radiation spilling into the rivers and oceans, life nearly snuffed out. Tired of the wars, tired of the toxicity that poisoned their lives, a few survivors gathered together to create a peaceful utopia free of the destruction their fellows had wrought. They left their predecessors to their death in the heated wastelands; punishment for what they had done to the Earth.

Over centuries, their first city, Novus, expanded outwards. Centers of population once again rose across the planet, connected by black-out tram systems to protect the citizens within from the now lethal light of the planet's star. Domes encompass each city to protect them from the light as well, artificial weather created daily by the government. Cities are divided into sections, strictly enforced with scans of neural implants to maintain the population and class in each area– for their protection.

A ranking system categorizes all classes within Novus, a code stored in the neural implants of every citizen of the world. All citizens of Novus are given a neutral rank until they reach the age of 16, at which point they must test and see where their lives may truly begin. Depending on the results, a child may be sent towards the high reaches of a city, or down into the slums where they must fight for even scraps of food.

Population ended up as a delicate balance to maintain, birth rates controlled. A set number of people could only populate each area of a city, to maintain resources and life.

Everything is for their protection. Order maintained for survival.

Or at least, that's what they're told.

Will you fight to maintain order? To keep the cities and citizens safe from themselves, forever shielded from the outside world and the violence within it.

Will you claw your way towards freedom? Tear down the oppression and spread your wings towards the sunlight, bringing all others - willing or no - with you.

Do you choose to accept the city around you? To take the world at face value and enjoy everything it has to offer.

Or do you choose to abandon the fight completely, living as a Scavenger in the streets of Novus. Free of surveillance, but at the cost of comfort and the life of a criminal.

This is re:DUX. And the future is in your hands.

Last Edit: Jul 26, 2015 16:49:59 GMT -5 by Admin

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Basic re:DUX Overview Jul 26, 2015 13:43:26 GMT -5

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► SLUMS ◄

Citizens living in the Slums make up around 15% of the population of Novus, with an average lifespan of around 75 years. Broken down homes and shanties are the most common housing found in this area of Novus. The Slums are far from clean, and the sheer number of people packed into the small areas of living make it hard for people to enjoy any sort of privacy. Many of the people found in the Slums are unemployed or homeless, oftentimes both. Many are involved in illicit activity involving the black market, fighting for scraps to even survive. They are allowed to work labor jobs found in the Lower Class areas, but upon entrance into higher classes they will often be constantly watched by the authorities, if not forcefully removed from the area entirely. Prejudice is rampant against citizens from the Slums in all other classes, and movement to a higher class is more difficult for them than any other rank.

Some common occupations for members of the Slums are: Retail workers only in the Slums, Black Market Runners, Heavy Laborers in Lower Class areas.

[/b] Much like other ‘businesses’ in the slums, the bazaar is continuously moving its location from day to day. Made of many stalls and tents thrown together, Scavengers and other dealers in less than legal wares come to sell their goods and services here. Whether it’s Magix, gene mods, materials, or anything else you might need, this is the place to find it in usually poorer quality and with higher risks. But with the cheaper prices, sometimes the risk is worth it. The entire bazaar has been known to close down and disappear in a matter of minutes when word of encroaching police officers reaches the ears of the merchants.

Vigilantes Headquarters: While there are other safe houses found through the middle and lower class districts of Novus, Vigilantes make their main home in the Slums thanks to lack of surveillance in the area. The actual location is constantly moving, never staying in the same place for longer than a week. The appearance of the meeting place varies depending on which branch of the Vigilantes planned the meeting site, but there are always places to sit and physical information that can be quickly packed up if sudden vacation is needed.[/ul]

► LOWER CLASS ◄

Citizens living in the the Lower Class make up around 50% of the population of Novus, with an average lifespan of around 85 years. Their homes usually consist of small flats or apartments with multiple residents living inside of them. Lower class citizens are packed together tightly, but are still able to enjoy many of the luxuries that Novus has to offer. They have free access to the Middle Sectors and many go into the Upper Class sectors for work or education. They provide much of the labor and entry level workers needed to keep Novus functioning and live in a reasonable amount of comfort, although the fear of being dropped downwards into the slums is ever present. Exceptional workers or those who have worked their whole lives in Lower Class diligently have good chances of being raised into the Middle Class.

Some common occupations for members of the Lower Class are: Retail workers, Help for Upper Class, Heavy Laborers, Students 16 and older.

[/b] Industry is the backbone of any society, and in the city of Novus, it is very much needed. Items for mass production are made in the factories in the Lower Class, their products ranging from simple household good to the neural implant all citizens of Novus have. Parts made here are also sent to higher levels of business for assembly, depending on the complexity.

Greenhouses: Nutrients are necessary to survive, and the Greenhouses are where the food is grown / genetically modified for consumption. Filled to the brim with workers, this section of the Lower Class district is sectioned off between farming and animal production. Meat and fresh vegetables can be considered a luxury, but all classes have access to varying quality of both.[/ul]

► MIDDLE CLASS ◄

Citizens living in the Middle Class make up around 30% of the population of Novus, with an average lifespan of around 95 years. Their life style is similar to suburban living, with small groups occupying houses or decently sized apartments together. While not living in completely luxury, most Middle Class citizens face relatively few problems in their life and live in blissful comfort. Trips into the Upper Class sections are not uncommon, with only money restraints keeping them from using the higher class luxuries daily. Middle Class citizens have free movement between all levels of the city except Administrative, and tends to be the most stable position rankwise although movement up and down is not impossible. Middle class citizens tend to lead the most easy going and comfortable lives in Novus as they lack the struggles of the Slums and Lower Class and much of the competitiveness found in the Upper Class.

Some common occupations for members of the Middle Class are: Common Police Officers, Small Business Owners, Lower Class Management, Artisans, Office Workers, Higher Education Teachers.

[/b] The Luxury District is where people of most classes go to spend their leisure time and any excess money they might have. Filled with restaurants, malls, casinos, theatres, arcades, and any other sort of business one might turn to for entertainment. The available options range from cheaper businesses to extremely luxurious venues, allowing citizens from various classes to find affordable entertainment. This is where a majority of retail workers from the lower class have their jobs.

Business Row: Lining both sides of the street are a multitude of office businesses. Lower Class citizens come here to work for a variety of offices. Accounting firms, government-sanctioned newspapers and productions, publishing firms, and grocery stores are a few examples of the places people can work and support the different businesses.

Tourist Sector: This is the area where visitors to Novus from other cities stay. Tourists stay in cozy cottages, and although they might not offer a lot of living space they are furnished well. Without permits, visitors are allowed only in the Middle and Upper class sections of Novus. If any tourists stay in Novus for more than a year, they are required to apply for citizenship, take the test, and be placed in their appropriate class.[/ul]

► UPPER CLASS ◄

Citizens living in the Upper Class make up around 5% of the population of Novus, with an average lifespan of around 105 years. These citizens have large amounts of space for themselves, from ritzy apartments to middle sized mansions. Any commodity is available at the tips of their fingers, and they have free range of the Citadel, although they rarely travel to Executive level except for government parties, or in rare cases, for work. Travel into the lower class or slums is allowed, but looked down upon by other members of the Upper Class. Citizens on the lower end of the Upper Class live in a highly cutthroat environment where the smallest of mistakes can lead to them being bumped down to the Middle Class. It is not uncommon for members of the Upper Class to attempt to sabotage one another’s position. Children of the Upper Class have their test delayed to the age of 18, as two years of service in the common police academy ( switching between classroom learning and active duty ) is required for them from ages 16 to 18.

Some common occupations for members of the Upper Class are: Secret Police Officers, Large Business Owners, Celebrities, Lower Government Officials.

[/b] One of the shining examples of luxury in Novus are the beautiful Environmental Bio Domes found in the Upper Class district. These feats of technology provide endless hours of entertainment and are prime vacation spots. White sand beaches, tropical rain forests, and ski lodges are just a few of the wonderful places offered. From the Executive Class down to the Lower Class, this is one place people are able to visit once they save up enough money to do so.

Higher Institutions of Education + Police Academy: After completing compulsory education at age 16, citizens with high enough test scores can enter into higher education to continue building their intelligence and potential usefulness in society. Although they sacrifice the productivity that might give them a higher rank while studying, this process allows them the potential for higher test scores and job positions later in life. Students can study a variety of different subjects here based on their interests. The Common Police Academy is also located here, and is where Upper Class citizens age 16-18 spend their compulsory service.[/ul]

► EXECUTIVE CLASS ◄

CItizens involved in the Executive Class make up only 0.1% of the population of Novus , with an average lifespan of around 120 years. They are the leaders of organizations such as the Secret Police, Government, and other high profile areas of the city involved in maintaining the security and structure of the citizens. People involved in this class have the highest rank in all of Novus' society, and can control parts of the city with a flick of their fingers. They have the most freedom of all citizens, able to do nearly anything they could possibly desire. Without them, the structure of Novus would crumble and plunge the city into anarchy.

Some common occupations for members of the Executive Class are: Chief of the Common Police, Chief of the Secret Police, Leaders of Novus, Higher Up Government Officials.

**NOTE: Currently, all members of the Executive Class are NPC characters.

[/b] Although there are Common Police stations in all districts of Novus which house offices for the Secret Police, this is where the protective force of Novus makes its headquarters. The most up to date technology is used here, and while all members of the Secret Police have offices here, those that work in the field rarely use them. The servers which monitor and keep all the neural chips running are located in the HQ’s Research and Surveillance sector, where the more technology and oriented members of the Secret Police work.

Government Ward: The most tightly guarded area security-wise of Novus is home to the buildings where administrative decisions are made. Entry to this area is very strictly monitored by Secret Police and other government body guards. Multiple bioscans and passes are needed before entering, and it is very rare for any citizen to be granted access to this section.[/ul]

**NOTE: The areas listed are examples of what can be found in each area of Novus, but are not limited to them.

Last Edit: Jul 26, 2015 18:43:58 GMT -5 by Kendra

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Basic re:DUX Overview Jul 26, 2015 14:46:31 GMT -5

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► SECRET POLICE ◄

The Secret Police is the force that keeps the masses of Novus monitored and under control. Their main function is above all to maintain order inside Novus and ensure that the rules of the government are followed, no matter what methods are required to do so. They uphold the order to guarantee the population’s stability and prevent the city from reaching the same apocalyptic fate as the rest of the world.

Despite their name, their existence is publicly acknowledged by the government and members of the city. They exist as a separate organization from the police that one would see on the streets of Novus, but many of their ranks are taken from exceptional members of the regular police force. However, members of The Secret Police do keep their employment status hidden, and often will act as regular police officers as well. It is not uncommon for Secret Police members to act as regular officers in order to provide security for high profile events or to protect important persons. But in the end, Secret Police members will take on whatever alias is necessary for them to complete their job. Membership in the Secret Police requires excelling either physically or mentally and having proven your loyalty to the state, and the minimum age for entrance is 18. Secret Police members generally work individually ( although they can work in groups/pairs when needed ) and are all of equal barring the executives. Citizens and police members cannot apply for a position in The Secret Police; they will tell you if you've been chosen.

Secret Police members are in charge of monitoring input from citizens’ neural inputs for suspicious activity and acting upon anything suspicious. They have authorization to inflict any consequences they deem necessary upon offending persons; up to and including execution. Secret Police are allowed to be the judge, jury, and executioner for all but the most important targets. Their ears are everywhere and they will not hesitate to strike down any threat to the state, no matter how small. They are the force behind the scenes preventing Novus from bursting apart at its seams and spilling into the wastelands outside, and the saviors of the people from the vigilante terrorists who wish to tear peace away from them.

► VIGILANTES ◄

Vigilantes are a group of rebels dedicated to freeing the iron grip of their oppressors. Their ranks are made up of people from all classes and sectors of Novus, secretly working in the shadows to sabotage whatever they can involving the propaganda forced down the people's throats. Whispers of lies and coverups fuel many Vigilantes forward in their overarching goal to tear down the binds of the Government. Others have grown tired of the system their world is immersed in, wanting nothing more than to change it.

They employ methods from ruthless to stealthy, huge to small. Often times civilians get caught in the chaos, but it can be seen as an ends to the means. To them, the end of goal of overthrowing the government and achieving freedom matters more than any individuals caught in the crossfire. Measures are taken to protect their identity from the prying eyes of the Government. Such measures include. but are not limited to; Facial masks, sensor dampening, nicknames, and code to communicate in places they feel are potentially unsafe. Safe houses litter the city, giving those that need a haven to breathe a place to rest. While some VIgilantes dedicate their entire lives to the cause, many leave normal lives and easily blend in with the rest of society at most times of the day.

With the rise of oppression, so too will the masses rise. Most call them terrorists, others call them heroes for fighting for freedom. Being regarded as criminals by the Government doesn't help their cause, but that doesn't stop them from staging raids on Secret Police controlled black market sections, high ranking events, and anything else they can to disrupt the lethargy of society. A rumor passed across the slums can cause more movement that the Government can imagine. They are for the destruction of the government, and want nothing more than to see the binds of their world torn apart and the walls around them broken down. They are not above beating reason into anyone who does not see the value of their ideals and why they do what they do.

Everyone should taste the freedom they deserve. Whether they want it, or not.

► SCAVENGERS ◄

Scavengers are individuals who, through hacking or physical surgery, have completely shorted out or removed their neural input. By disengaging from the system, they free themselves from the monitoring of the state and Secret Police, but at the price of their citizenship and ID. They lose all ability to transmit money to others or do any other activities that require an active citizenship. Scavengers are labeled as blatant criminals by the state, and just harboring them is a crime punishable by severe jail time or in rare cases, execution.

Due to their status as criminals, Scavengers are most commonly found in the slums where it is easier for them to hide from the eyes of the Secret Police, but some have found their way into some of the few abandoned areas of the suburbs as well. Because they are unable to transfer money, Scavengers must usually barter in order to survive and get any supplies they need. It is not uncommon to find Scavengers who loot their trading materials from corpses or any broken down bots they can find.

**NOTE: Scavengers can use Magix, but the chance of addiction and backfire is higher,
and they can only use the type that was last used before their chip was fried/removed.

► CIVILIANS ◄

The Civilian category consists of all members of Novus who are not a part of the Secret Police, Vigilantes, or have become Scavengers, from the highest ranking Government Official, to the lowest ranking person in the slums. Many go about their lives unaware, or uncaring, of those that have broken away from society. The city of Novus either provides them enough entertainment to tune out the static of unrest, or they do not want to risk the consequences any kind of alliance might bring. Others have their own plans to support or work against either side, although they may not necessarily be directly involved. They have access to the black market, hold down jobs, and support society through their compliance. All civilians have fully functioning chips, as removal or any other destruction would result in the civilian being marked as a Scavenger. Members of the regular police force are included in the Civilian category.

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Basic re:DUX Overview Jul 26, 2015 18:46:57 GMT -5

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► THE TEST ◄

Once a citizen of Novus reaches the age of 16, they're subjected to a test to see where their place in society will be. The test is set for their birthday, and tests them in multiple ways. Depending on the skills a person exhibits, from book smarts to skills such as dancing, a person might be placed into a different class than they were born into.

Family can separated depending on their child's score, as they are unable to live in the same state provided housing if their classes differ.

However, this test is delayed for people in the Upper Class because of compulsory service and training under the Common Police. After two years of service, they are subjected to the test at the age of 18 and assume their place in society based on their scores as well.

After the test is taken, multiple steps are taken to upgrade the citizen's neural implants. Each citizen in given access to their own personal bank account, is considered a legal adult, and is able to either continue education depending on their test scores, or start their first steps into adulthood by finding a job.

Once a year*, citizens are able to retake the test in the hopes of raising their rank. This has both risks and benefits, as it possible to both improve and lower your score. Opting out of the test after it has been taken once is possible, but risks that others have improved while you remain stagnant.

*NOTE: OOC the 'retake' of the test would be on the anniversary of re:DUX July 26th.

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Basic re:DUX Overview Nov 11, 2015 0:57:58 GMT -5

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Salvage Zones ────────────

Salvage Zones are massive areas located outside of Novus that citizens of all classes are able to travel to in blacked out trains. While these areas do exist in domes as well, they are are free of government control and the class system. However, this freedom comes at a cost. Almost all of these zones have suffered from heavy radiation, and as a result the environments and their respective flora and fauna have all suffered heavy changes and mutations. Some Salvage Zones are roughly the sizes of the National Parks of today, while others contain only a few square miles.

Citizens of the world are allowed to stay in these Zones for as long as they wish, even if that means indefinitely. Many black market dealers will smuggle scavengers in and out of the Zones as well. From extreme temperatures to mutated animals stalking through tall grass, the cushy city life is nothing compared to the potential dangers in these areas. While there are some more relatively peaceful Zones, there is always the fear of some new mutation emerging to terrorize the area.

However, there are benefits for those seeking temporary visits too. It’s possible for your Class to be raised or for you to earn wages by bringing back animals (alive or dead), or by collecting other materials in the Zones. Although the government requires that all materials gathered in the zones be traded in for credits upon returning to the city, some of the smaller materials often find themselves smuggled in and displayed on the black market.

Current Zones ────────────

──────── Ruinous Tundra

At first, all there is to see is a flat land covered in twisted trees and shrubs. On the horizon, after a full day's walk through the empty land littered with broken prewar car frames, street lamps and neglected asphalt roads, lies the massive remains of a prewar city. Broken, crumbling, and filled to the brim with items left behind in the wake of destruction and 500 years of natural decay. Walls are all that remains from some buildings, others on the brink of or having collapsed into themselves into nothing but scrap. But one massive building remains, rumored to contain treasures of a king and to be the ruins of a prewar castle. Close-by is a harbor with the remains of ships half sunk into the icy irradiated water.

During the long winter months, September to April, the ground is frozen and the temperatures can drop below -40C even during a sunny day. In bad conditions, snowstorms rip through the ruins, blasting snow and ice into anything that might be caught without some sort of protection.

Radiation levels are high towards the harbor of the ruins, having been closer to a blast zone, and have only recently began to decay enough to allow exploration without intensive radiation protection. Because of this, the fauna that lives among the wreckage and tundra are grossly mutated - barely recognizable compared to their original forms. Bears, squirrels, wolves, ravens, and elk are a few of the creatures that roam the radioactive tundra. Plants mutated to produce toxic fruit, as well as thick skinned pods to protect from the cold – But the plants and hides of these flora and fauna are greatly valued.

──────── Ragged Seaboard

A jagged mix of massive debris and broken rocks has gathered against the shore in this Zone to create a deadly coastline that is constantly plagued by harsh winds and rain. Large waves crash against the sharp ‘beach’, sometimes slamming new pieces of debris into the coast or tearing sections of it away into the dark waters. At high tide, the 35-kilometer long coast is nearly impossible to traverse, but when the waves lower it is possible to climb down the rocks to harvest materials at the bottom. While there are some flat areas for salvagers to camp out on during high tide, they must be prepared for the constant downpour of rain and the few mutated birds that wander the coast.

At the bottom of the cliff created during low tide, many valuable and pressurized stones can be found, along with plants that only grow in the salt water. But the returning tide is not the only matter to worry about, as all sorts of amphibious creatures have made their home in the debris and will often crawl out to attack or feed on salvagers near their home. For particularly daring salvagers, there are some spaces within the debris itself where caves have formed to explore. Although rarer animals lurk here, be careful you don’t get lost. The waves are merciless towards caught inside them on their return.

──────── Shifting Savannah

The Shifting Savannah is a large plains filled with unpredictable weather and strange living things.. In the blind savannahs you will be greeted with flat plains with overgrown grass from years of neglect, stretching wide as a football stadium.. The weather does not change often but it more so depends on the seasons. In the first six months of the year the Savannah is in its “rain seasons”. The plains become wetlands that suffer from constant floodings of the rivers and lightning storms. The wildlife tend to stay in central points in the area rather than move. The temperatures are cooler during this time and more fauna will exotic colors will flourish. This is also the time when breeding occurs and so the populations are large.

The second season is the “dry” season. During this time the wildlife are on constant move. The temperatures are on the rise and places to find water start to disappear. Fires can occur and while the animals are more dangerous, the plant life during this time are also deadly with thorns and poisonous sap. Some of the animals that can be seen here are lions with plant characteristics, crocodiles with venom, wildebeests that give off horrid decaying smells and larger animals like elephants that can mimic other sounds, but other animals with different mutations can live here as well.

──────── Half-Life Wonderland

Originally, this Salvage Zone was meant to be a vacation spot for Novus residents; a theme park meant to provide citizens with an entertaining experience out of the city. However, the project proved to be too expensive in the early years of Novus, and so very little of the zone was actually finished. While half of the area is filled with partially completed rides and attractions, the rest of the zone has been left as little more than a rocky wasteland, dotted with some grass and vegetation.

In an effort to regain its losses from the failed project, the government began temporarily renting space within the zone to would be experimenters, letting them carry out genetics tests too large or dangerous to be done within the city. However, years of failed experiments and low safety protocol has lead to an outbreak of strange monsters within the park. Efforts to make stronger, longer-living pets gave birth to freaks with malformations, uncontrollable sizes, and erratic behavior. While some of these failed animals are kept safely behind fences in the back of the zone, many others have escaped and roam both the lab areas and the abandoned park.

Companies and individuals are still able to run experiments and research mutations on the sanctioned land for a set price. Housing is available for researchers to reside in for limited periods while conducting experiments, and while it is generally safe some larger creatures have been known to force their way inside. However, residing outside of the sanctioned area is considered illegal and could be met with force if discovered.

──────── Hades Crossing

Even with advanced cooling technology, there is an undeniable heat radiating off black sand in what many people call 'Hades Crossing'. What was originally a small peninsula has been transformed into a spanning desert composed of black sand. A near 5 thousand meter tall volcano rests in the center of the area, a thick plumb of smoke rising from its peak on occasion - giving a reminder that it is still very possible an eruption could occur.

Despite what could seem like an entirely uninviting location, beauty is scattered across the dark sand. Flowers spread far and wide, forming fields of color so thick they block out the black below. Hardy grasses grow around the edges of the flowers, protecting them from harsh winds that might blow through. Giant cacti rise to block the harsh solar rays, providing the fauna with nutrients to survive. Scorpions, snakes, lizards, coyotes, and other creatures roam the desert - their sizes varying greatly even among the same irradiated species.

──────── Heaven's Trap

Deep underneath the surface of the earth, a large cavern has been sanctioned off and spared from most of the pollution plaguing the soil. The underground cave spans 15km and is lit by clumps of crystals which have formed on its ceiling, casting off a pale glow onto what lies below. However, these are not the only source of light, as many of the flora and fauna living here cast off their own luminescence. Instead of trees, large mushrooms have sprouted from the soft ground of the cave, a faint glow emitting from the massive fungi at almost all times of the day. However, not all sources of light in the cavern are peaceful. Pale spiders and insects make their home in the cave, spinning webs and traps between the mushrooms in hopes of catching prey to feast upon.

However, danger also comes from below in the massive cavern, where one wrong step can lead to your doom. While most of the cavern’s floor is made of a dark and fertile soil, some patches of the earth have collapsed into a sticky tar like substance, the bubbles on its surface the only thing marking it apart from solid ground. While a step into the tar could spell doom for any human, several amphibious creatures have adapted to the tar, crawling out of it every so often to find a meal. While easy to follow (or avoid) from the trail of tar they leave, be careful not to underestimate these creatures, as they blend into the soil well and know how to use the tar that covers them to their advantage.

──────── Flooded Forest

What was once a winding river has turned into a massive forested wetland with many areas partially, or even completely, submerged. Rain pour at all points of the year, giving little chance for water to settle and stagnate. Thick trunk trees rise from the murky waters, twisting their way upwards to tower over everything below. While there are areas of dry land, they are few and far between. In most places, a person might find the water up to their calf or knee with sudden drop offs into deeper parts where the river had originally been.

This habitat is ideal for a large range of creatures, including many aquatic animals, amphibians, fish, and a variety of birds. Mutated crocodiles silently wait in the waters, birds cry loudly above the waters, and even giant otters swim through the spanning flooded forest. Many of the creatures in this area are aggressive, but the soil is rich and the resources abundant. From hard rind fruits, to edible moss, the fauna of this area are not lacking in the ability to survive.

Last Edit: Dec 22, 2015 4:27:43 GMT -5 by Admin