Dead-Equinox

Special Air (Reserves) Service (SAS & reserve companies) "Kalo Section, radio silence" Kalo-One-One ordered into the headset, it was raining, it always rained in england, but it gave the troops more cover to to work with "Kalo-One-Two, Roger that" "Kalo-One-Three, Affirmative" "Kalo-One-Four, Recieving" "Kalo-One-Fve, roger that" radio silence, it had to be in a traders area, their orders were to clear out a small dock for the merchants "Kalo-One-One to Zodiac, relay, section radio silence, begining operation" He reported and cocked his Franchi Spas 12 shotgun, it had been fitted with a silencer for the operation, he took pointmen in m

--Dark equinox rules-- --The general order for turns to work-- The narrator posts a turn overview on the #dark-equinox group page. Faction leaders decide what to do during this turn. Faction leaders make the first post on blog on their individual group page. The next faction member will note his post to the faction leader. If the faction leader approves the post they will add it to the blog. And this continues until everyone has added their post to the blog. The faction leader adds one final summarising paragraph. The faction leader posts the finalized turn as a deviation on their account, and then submits this to the main #dark-equi

--Missions-- Missions can be set by the narrator and the faction leader, though the missions each can set will be of different types. --Faction leaders missions-- A faction leader might decide, in a turn that is spent not doing too much, to send people to do something that, in a nutshell, is related to survival or the immediate situation. Examples include: scavenging for supplies, setting out traps around a base, putting someone on watch, looking around for tracks to follow, setting up a defence. They can initiate these missions through simple dialogue with other characters in their post. --Narrator missions-- A narrator can choose to se

--Supplies-- These are the three key things you need to survive anywhere in the post-zombiefied world. At the start of each turn the narrator will tell each faction a) how much ammo per person they have, b) how many days their food supplies will last, c) how many days their water supplies will last. It's the job of the faction leader to decide when the faction need to go scavenging for more supplies. Supplies must not be allowed to run out! At the start of a turn, the faction leader can indicate they will go scavenging for a supply in their opening post. In most cases you can only scavenge for one resource at a time. Though in some you wil

--Posting order-- The faction leader makes the first post of the turn on their faction group page in a new blog entitled: Monday-22/3/2103-turn 2 (replacing all those variables with the ones that apply.) At the end of the post the faction leader posts an announcement for who they want to continue next. Posts must be written in the 3rd person, and should try not to exceed 300 words, and no shorter than 70. The exception being dialogue between members. Once written, the post is noted to the faction leader. If the faction leader is happy with the post, then they will add it to the blog and change the announcement at the post to indicate who'

Blink - just once Whoever told you that life can't change in a blink of an eye lied. Let me introduce it to you in this way, and perhaps avoid some confusion. Imagine that a earth, some 46,000 hundred million years old, is in fact 46 years old. She first experienced the land parting from a solid landmass after a couple of years. Then mountains rose. Volcanic eruptions. Violent stuff. The first dinosaurs appeared only when she had hit 40. Humanity appeared 2 years ago. Well, she'd seen some violent stuff going on but humanity took first place no questions asked. We fought other countries, countries fought themselves and we randomly fought eac