Tenebraephobia
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Ongoing, First published Apr 02, 2022
Mature
For five years, North Americans suffered through a nuclear apocalypse with seemingly no end. Families have long turned on eachother, unfit survivors have perished, and most authority refuses to help anyone. A group of four people get a new fifth recruit, and set off into the ruins of California for hope, revenge, and a way to end this war.

Unless otherwise stated or disclaimed, the story and all of it's characters are original characters made by me. Below is a full list of credit as needed.
The setting is based on a few other apocalypse games and books, like The Rule of Three and After the Flash.
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