-----Everything you'll need to get started. Reading through this info is highly recommended.

-----All board news and updates.

-----Have a question or three? This would the place to inquire if you can't find what you're looking for and help isn't available in the cbox. Guest friendly.

-----In need of a character for hellish plots? Character requests can be made here.

-----So you're thinking about joining us, are you? This is where you'll find the app template and all claims.

-----All apps, both finished and unfinished, should be placed here.

-----Your character's friends and enemies in the game.

-----For all of your plotting and scheming needs... AKA plot ads.

-----Giving/denying permissions for use of your characters in game

-----Thread trackers.

-----Character journals. The form to request a journal forum is also located within.

-----Characters can write letters back and forth to each other and send them off, perhaps with a fee, with a member of response to deliver it to the addressee...assuming the courier can locate them.

-----"Where Hunters are Royalty". At least that's what the sign above the front door boasts. Mr. Sharpe has turned the store into his very own headquarters. There are several rooms in the back that he claims as his own, not to mention the vast stores of ammunition hidden somewhere within.

-----A wasteland of rotted groceries and long forgotten electronics, this well-known structure has been transformed into a market of sorts. There are several useful things to find here- extra sleeping bags or tents, even the occasional can of food. Just... be ready and willing to trade something valuable. The people here are stingy.

-----A small motel in Elko, this is where most of the residents hole up. It's two stories with 70 rooms on each floor, providing nearly enough space for everyone. This motel doubles as a nice lookout point, as there are often snipers that sit atop the roof, looking for something out of the ordinary.

-----Anywhere else in Camp Elko that you may want to explore. Beware, however, if you aren't in one of the main areas, danger increases. There are several shady characters in this camp that will stop at almost nothing to get what they want.

-----This stretch of road connects Reno to Elko. There are still skeletons of vehicles scattered along the road, but similar to Highway 95, Interstate 80 is a good route for Response members to take.

-----A fairly large bunch of cabins, these once provided shelter for the various spring break vacationers. Now it serves as the housing area for Camp Tahoe. Since there are more families than cabins, some have decided to double up, but there still seems to be a nice sense of privacy among the camp.

-----Back in the day, Lake Tahoe was a popular destination for its high-class Ski Resorts and Cottages, as well as Hunting, Hiking and Fishing. Now its natural abundance of fish, game and fresh water make it an ideal place to settle and stock up on essentials such as food an ammo.

-----The woods surrounding Camp Tahoe provide for a decent defense- the shambling Infected normally have a difficult time maneuvering through the fallen trees. Members of the camp sometimes hunt here, too, although finding something living has become slightly rare.

-----What was once considered The Biggest Little City in the World! is now a reflection of just how desolate the Infection left the world in its wake. Forgotten by those who left it behind, Reno is nearly abandoned... which makes it ideal for those who chose to remain inside its sanctuary. It is located near Camp Tahoe, but not directly affiliated with the residents.

-----Once referred to as the Veterans Memorial Highway, Highway 95 is a pretty straightforward route between Las Vegas and Reno. Response members often use this stretch of highway when on missions between the two cities.

-----The "indoors" section of Camp Vegas, the bunkers are complete with rooms, beds, and even a dimly lit cafeteria that sometimes serves some of the MRE's that still remain. This may be the only place one can find privacy, although there is quite often an Official patrolling the halls just to make sure nothing suspicious is happening.

-----The main area of the camp is outdoors, but still within the walls of the settlement. This is where most of the manual labor takes place. Rebuilders and whatever other groups have found their way here mostly take care of the crops that are attempting to grow, while the Officials keep a careful eye over the whole thing.

-----Las Vegas still has a fair amount of supplies and available shelter for the taking, but it isn't quite the safe place it once was. It is not part of the large camp, but its close proximity has Officials on the lookout for the ones who betrayed them by running away. The anxious ones may shoot on site, so it may be a good idea to keep well-hidden.

-----It's handy. We promise. You can even click on it to zoom in.

-----Before the Infection hit, Carson City was a booming little area, a breath of fresh air from the sprawling casino infested cities. Now it lies abandoned, forgotten... and... well, mostly dead.

-----Only a small portion of this park actually sits within Nevada. With a few small Old West ghost towns near by, and a few little country stores long since abandoned, it could actually more than ideal for settling. However, it is situated within the Mojave Desert, which features the lowest, driest, and hottest locations in North America.

-----There are hundreds of cities and towns within Nevada- too many to list here. But perhaps your character wants to venture to one of them. This is the place to do it.

-----For anything and everything that happened pre-virus.

-----Advertising. Both first timers and link backs go here.

-----Where we store the loose ends.