There are 3 types of Wastelands.

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• Wasted Cities

• Cold Deserts

• Radiated Woods

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For the last 20 years. We had done research on the mutated zombies. Unlike the Mutants themselves. These MZ creatures are more towards blob like. Slow, always consuming things alive or dead. What remained of the human looks of the MZ. No longer show, as they have mutated above recognition. Some researchers have done their studies of these MZ. Few had made discoveries. But all know to stay away from these things. Best way to kill them is fire, bullets do nothing as it is a bee sting to a bears thick coat. 

But never get yourself cornered when you get spotted by these things. They may be slow. But their big size can trap you in a dead end alleyway. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

While the Wasted Cities harbor the Mutated Zombies. The Cold deserts hold nothing but regret and a unbearing cold from nuclear winters that instead of dirt, dust, and sand blowing in your face. It's all snow.  Summer isn't as bad. But Winter is where if you live near. Better board up your windows and doors. Or live in your barns. It's better that way. Now for the life that managed to survive. They are a bit bigger than usual. If any of your animals show a sign of mutation due to radiation. Don't eat it. Instead, put it out of its misery, or depending on if the animal has fully mutated. Leave it be and lead it away from your home. Some... cows learned how to become meat eaters after all. Don't want them to eat your other livestock. Or your kids.

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Radiated Forests on the other hand. Do not carry much life. Although, strangely it harbors a symbiotic relationship with creatures who have tasted it radiated syrup. Years after nuclear launches had hit their target in more forested areas. Left behind was ruined trees and craters. But then soon after, strange trees had began to sprout. Resulting glowing veins resulting it such as it shows that these trees were truly alive. As if the trees breathe, the light emitted from the sap pulsates. Strange mutated creatures that live in the area have grown to no violence. But instead curious as they watch new creatures come through. Only to get territorial if these travelers decide to take branches or start to carve the wood. This gives us some ideas that perhaps the sap isn't fully a sap. But something like what a hive does. But what makes these trees and creatures act in such ways. We are still figuring out how this connects to the nuclear radiation left behind.

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