Welcome the the beggining of the end. This guild is designed solely around the concept of how you as a person can deal with a Zombie apocalypse in a survival setting, right off the bat of discovery. In the guild home, the message near the end dictates the situation you're placed under: You are a single person, possibly a prepper/survivalist or a normal person who's watched quite a few zombie movies and are a fan of the Zed genre. A news report interupts your viewing on television or a radio broadcast and a news reporter indicates to you that there have been various attacks around the USA in the form of 'mass cannibalism'. Before he can give full details, the report cuts out again in the form of the national emergency message. Instantaneously, everyone in the city has been alerted to this outbreak and many people are beggining to try and rush out of the city. You are located in Pepper Street, a small, low-income suburb in Lumen.

Everyone in the area knows one another and are on generally decent terms, maybe good friends, maybe just friendly neighbours. Some may even be the types to just be an outcast to the rest or an absolute a**. Pepper street is just another street in a large metropolitan city. When the outbreak occurs, however, will these people work together, stick to themselves or just go with the flow?

The city of Lumen, located in the central west coast, isn't by any means small: it's an industrial powerhouse with a rich and avid history, dating back to the early settlement of the US. It specializes in the rare fish Daniel Brooke Snapper, found only in its river system, that spawns uncontrollably. This has made it so there's no fishing seasons, no catch or size limits and no shortage of fish in these surprisingly pristine waters. The other industry is tourism, where people can explore the old streets of Lumen East, the historical Daniel Davey Brooke Museum, depicting the vast and rich history of its rise and the many near failures of settlement. Then the high-rise apartments and offices of the cities Central Business District, towering over the rest of the city, show just how up-to-date the city actually is. There's the industrial complexes to the West, the prison and rivers opening to the southern end and to the North is the suburban living, with highest income earners located closer to the city, then the middle earners on a more Eastern edge and the poorer families to the west. Pepper street is located directly on the borders of all three areas, though it's official classification is a low-income suburb. With this unique bordering, there's a clash between somewhat expensive, 2 story houses and lush lawns and gardens, right down to simple 2 bedroom, one bathroom and joined kitchen/living room, with a dying and patchy lawn being the only sign that people live there. And then there's everything in between. There are several buildings on the outskirts of the city, and many are inhabited. Some are also abandoned, maybe even for centuries. There's swampland, forest, and even a few open plains. It's actually quite a diverse environment.