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	''Not to be confused with [[STALKER: The RPG]] or [[STALKER: The Zone RPG]].''		''Not to be confused with [[STALKER: The RPG]] or [[STALKER: The Zone RPG]].''

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	''Not to be confused with [[STALKER: The RPG]].''		''Not to be confused with [[STALKER: The RPG]] or [[STALKER: The Zone RPG]].''

	'''''Stalkan RPG''		'''''Stalkan RPG''

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	''Duty:'' Mostly ex-military who seek to destroy the zone. Controlling, but among the best organized of the factions. Hate the Freedom faction. Use mainly Russian mid tier gear. Recognizable by their Grey and Red motif armor. Their organization was born of the first military excursion into the zone.		''Duty:'' Mostly ex-military who seek to destroy the zone. Controlling, but among the best organized of the factions. Hate the Freedom faction. Use mainly Russian mid tier gear. Recognizable by their Grey and Red motif armor. Their organization was born of the first military excursion into the zone.

	''Freedom:'' Anarchists, and long term survivors of the zone. They seek to understand the zone, viewing it as the greatest gift to mankind. Hate ~~duty~~, and use mainly low grade NATO gear and high grade civilian gear. Wear a variety of dark greens. Their origin is unknown.		''Freedom:'' Anarchists, and long term survivors of the zone. They seek to understand the zone, viewing it as the greatest gift to mankind. Hate Duty, and use mainly low grade NATO gear and high grade civilian gear. Wear a variety of dark greens. Their origin is unknown.

	''Bandit:'' Loners who decided to prey on their fellows. Generally poorly equipped, using whatever they can loot. Almost always hostile. Can be distinguished easily from loners by their tendency to wear a lot of black. On occasion, one group of bandits will ambush another. Rather uncommon deeper in the zone, due to the dangers present. Control much of the Dark Valley, and in conflict with the loners for the Garbage. They have a few holdouts in Cordon.		''Bandit:'' Loners who decided to prey on their fellows. Generally poorly equipped, using whatever they can loot. Almost always hostile. Can be distinguished easily from loners by their tendency to wear a lot of black. On occasion, one group of bandits will ambush another. Rather uncommon deeper in the zone, due to the dangers present. Control much of the Dark Valley, and in conflict with the loners for the Garbage. They have a few holdouts in Cordon.
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	''Mercenary:'' Foreign specialists hired to bring interested parties fragments of the zone. They tend to be armed with a variety of weapons. They tend to shoot first and ask questions later. Will sometimes end fighting among themselves. Tend to be found deeper in the Zone, wherever there is something worth hiring them for.		''Mercenary:'' Foreign specialists hired to bring interested parties fragments of the zone. They tend to be armed with a variety of weapons. They tend to shoot first and ask questions later. Will sometimes end fighting among themselves. Tend to be found deeper in the Zone, wherever there is something worth hiring them for.
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	Scientist:'' Ukrainian, UN, and Russians who seek to understand the zone. They often hire other factions as mercenaries to guard their facilities or bring them things. They tend to be un or lightly armed. On neutral terms with Duty, Freedom, and the Loners.		''Scientist:'' Ukrainian, UN, and Russians who seek to understand the zone. They often hire other factions as mercenaries to guard their facilities or bring them things. They tend to be un or lightly armed. On neutral terms with Duty, Freedom, and the Loners.


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	The Percentages are the odds of that that particular artifact will appear. Any missing percent is the odds that nothing will show up. Artifacts tend to appear after blowouts.		The Percentages are the odds of that that particular artifact will appear. Any missing percent is the odds that nothing will show up. Artifacts tend to appear after blowouts.

	Burner: It can be a bit difficult to see, even in daylight, as it's only revealed by a faint heat haze. If the anomaly is triggered by either a living being or an item, such as a metal bolt, it shoots out a tall pillar of flame in the air, burning everything in its vicinity. Though somewhat rare, the Burner anomaly is most often found in clusters.		Burner: It can be a bit difficult to see, even in daylight, as it's only revealed by a faint heat haze. If the anomaly is triggered by either a living being or an item, such as a metal bolt, it shoots out a tall pillar of flame in the air, burning everything in its vicinity. Though somewhat rare, the Burner anomaly is most often found in clusters.
	Damage: Fire		*Damage: Fire
	Formed artifacts		Formed artifacts:
	Droplets: 45%		*Droplets: 45%
	Fireball: 25%		*Fireball: 25%
	Crystal: 15%		*Crystal: 15%
	Springboard: It was one of the first types of anomalies ever recorded. A Springboard is an unstable gravitational field limited to a pocket on ground level, about 1-2 meters wide. Reacts to the presence of creatures or objects by sending out a powerful shockwave that damages anything within radius. The damage caused by this changes throughout the anomaly's lifetime, ranging from minor bruises through serious wounds to instant death.
			Springboard: It was one of the first types of anomalies ever recorded. A Springboard is an unstable gravitational field limited to a pocket on ground level, about 1-2 meters wide. Reacts to the presence of creatures or objects by sending out a powerful shockwave that damages anything within radius. The damage caused by this changes throughout the anomaly's lifetime, ranging from minor bruises through serious wounds to instant death.
	Forms three types of Artifacts:		Forms three types of Artifacts:
	Jellyfish: 50%		*Jellyfish: 50%
	Stone Flower: 25%		*Stone Flower: 25%
	Night Star: 15%		*Night Star: 15%
	Vortex: An anomaly of presumably gravitational nature. When triggered, the tremendous power of the Vortex drags everything within the radius 10-15 meters towards the center. Victims drawn into the core have no chance of survival: their bodies are quickly constricted into a tight lump, only to be blown up in a powerful discharge of energy a moment later. The anomaly remains stationary throughout its lifetime (a week on average). Easily recognizable in daylight by the air fluctuation above, dancing leaves, fragments of dismembered corpses lying around and a distinctive dark stain in the center. Highly dangerous at night since it can be revealed only by means of a detector or by throwing metal objects into it.
	Wrenched 30%		Vortex: An anomaly of presumably gravitational nature. When triggered, the tremendous power of the Vortex drags everything within the radius 10-15 meters towards the center. Victims drawn into the core have no chance of survival: their bodies are quickly constricted into a tight lump, only to be blown up in a powerful discharge of energy a moment later. The anomaly remains stationary throughout its lifetime (a week on average). Easily recognizable in daylight by the air fluctuation above, dancing leaves, fragments of dismembered corpses lying around and a distinctive dark stain in the center. Highly dangerous at night since it can be revealed only by means of a detector or by throwing metal objects into it.
	Gravi 20%		*Wrenched 30%
	Goldfish 10%		*Gravi 20%
	Whirligig: A common and dangerous anomaly, that snatches its victims up in the air and spins them at a breakneck speed. The exact nature of the Whirligig remains unknown. The anomaly can be recognized by a light whirlwind of dust above and by body fragments scattered in the vicinity. Victims caught on its outer rim - far enough from the maximum effect zone at the center - can escape the Whirligig with relatively minor injuries.		*Goldfish 10%

			Whirligig: A common and dangerous anomaly, that snatches its victims up in the air and spins them at a breakneck speed. The exact nature of the Whirligig remains unknown. The anomaly can be recognized by a light whirlwind of dust above and by body fragments scattered in the vicinity. Victims caught on its outer rim - far enough from the maximum effect zone at the center - can escape the Whirligig with relatively minor injuries.
	Forms the following three artifacts:		Forms the following three artifacts:
	Stone Blood 35%		*Stone Blood 35%
	Meat Chunk 25%		*Meat Chunk 25%
	Soul 5%		*Soul 5%

	Fruit Punch: It is a puddle of green, lambent liquid that is easily visible in the poor lighting conditions of underground environment. On contact with creatures or objects such as Bolts, a Fruit Punch lights up brightly and emits a sharp hissing sound. It is extremely corrosive, damaging creatures or objects on contact. An object left in a Fruit Punch will eventually dissolve, hinting at the anomaly's acidic nature and possible chemical origin. To players, contact with a Fruit Punch will cause damage consistently over time. The Fruit Punch anomaly is found almost exclusively underground.		Fruit Punch: It is a puddle of green, lambent liquid that is easily visible in the poor lighting conditions of underground environment. On contact with creatures or objects such as Bolts, a Fruit Punch lights up brightly and emits a sharp hissing sound. It is extremely corrosive, damaging creatures or objects on contact. An object left in a Fruit Punch will eventually dissolve, hinting at the anomaly's acidic nature and possible chemical origin. To players, contact with a Fruit Punch will cause damage consistently over time. The Fruit Punch anomaly is found almost exclusively underground.
	Damage: Chemical		*Damage: Chemical
	Three types of artifacts are known to form in Fruit Punches:		Three types of artifacts are known to form in Fruit Punches:
	Slime 15%		*Slime 15%
	Slug 15%		*Slug 15%
	Mica 15%		*Mica 15%
	Electro: An anomalous formation, roughly 10 meters in diameter, accumulating large quantities of static electricity. When triggered the anomaly bursts out in dozens of miniature lightnings, causing electric shock nearly always lethal to all living beings. Recognizable by the bluish fog hovering above it in daylight. At nighttime, the Electro can be revealed using any type of detector or by throwing metal objects into the anomaly.
			Electro: An anomalous formation, roughly 10 meters in diameter, accumulating large quantities of static electricity. When triggered the anomaly bursts out in dozens of miniature lightnings, causing electric shock nearly always lethal to all living beings. Recognizable by the bluish fog hovering above it in daylight. At nighttime, the Electro can be revealed using any type of detector or by throwing metal objects into the anomaly.
	Damage: Electrical		Damage: Electrical
	Electro anomalies form the following artifacts:		Electro anomalies form the following artifacts:
	Battery		*Battery
	Shell		*Shell
	Snowflake		*Snowflake
	Sparkler		*Sparkler
	Flash		*Flash
	Moonlight		*Moonlight
	Burnt Fuzz: This anomaly is usually found outdoors. It resembles moss or vines, hanging down like curtains from its growing spot. Reacts to rapidly approaching living beings by discharging a cloud of projectiles severely injuring uncovered or lightly protected skin upon contact. Does not react to slowly moving targets. Burnt Fuzz is generally considered the least dangerous anomaly in the Zone since it can be easily spotted and avoided. Touching a Burnt Fuzz curtain seems to elicit a reaction from the anomaly, but only players with little or no armor have reported being hurt by it. Burnt Fuzz is the only anomaly not to react to metal bolts.
	Damage: Chemical		Burnt Fuzz: This anomaly is usually found outdoors. It resembles moss or vines, hanging down like curtains from its growing spot. Reacts to rapidly approaching living beings by discharging a cloud of projectiles severely injuring uncovered or lightly protected skin upon contact. Does not react to slowly moving targets. Burnt Fuzz is generally considered the least dangerous anomaly in the Zone since it can be easily spotted and avoided. Touching a Burnt Fuzz curtain seems to elicit a reaction from the anomaly, but only players with little or no armor have reported being hurt by it. Burnt Fuzz is the only anomaly not to react to metal bolts.
			*Damage: Chemical
	Forms three types of artifacts (possibly its seeds):		Forms three types of artifacts (possibly its seeds):
	Thorn 45%		*Thorn 45%
	Crystal Thorn 25%		*Crystal Thorn 25%
	Urchin 15%		*Urchin 15%

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	''Not to be confused with [[STALKER: The RPG]].''		''Not to be confused with [[STALKER: The RPG]].''

1d4chan>Not LongPoster Again: Further de-orphaning.

2011-10-01T19:01:17Z

Further de-orphaning.

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			''Not to be confused with [[STALKER: The RPG]].''

	'''''Stalkan RPG''		'''''Stalkan RPG''
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			'''Overview:'''

	~~Overview:~~		'''A Brief History of the Zone:'''

	A Brief History of the Zone:
	In 1981, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant melted down. All within 40 Miles of the plant died. When the military tried to send men into the powerplant, none returned. A Spetsnaz team was sent in, the few that returned spoke of mutants and strange inversions in space and time. One had found a strange object in an anomaly field, one that removed radiation. A Cordon was established to prevent people from entering the zone, but that did not stop enterprising souls from trying to make a fortune. Those who sought Riches in the zone became known as STALKERs.		In 1981, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant melted down. All within 40 Miles of the plant died. When the military tried to send men into the powerplant, none returned. A Spetsnaz team was sent in, the few that returned spoke of mutants and strange inversions in space and time. One had found a strange object in an anomaly field, one that removed radiation. A Cordon was established to prevent people from entering the zone, but that did not stop enterprising souls from trying to make a fortune. Those who sought Riches in the zone became known as STALKERs.
	It has been nearly 25 years. In that time the population of the zone has grown in excess of 5000. Foreign Mercenaries now compete with Russian Universities for artifacts. The cordon is as porous as a sponge, and there is a bleed out of artifacts, and an influx of weaponry.		It has been nearly 25 years. In that time the population of the zone has grown in excess of 5000. Foreign Mercenaries now compete with Russian Universities for artifacts. The cordon is as porous as a sponge, and there is a bleed out of artifacts, and an influx of weaponry.


	'It's an illusion that the Zone is under lock and key, and the army has all the ways in and out sealed and all that bullshit. Think about it, nowadays artifacts and rare specimens from the zone are found all over the world, and your fellow stalkers never had a shortage of canned meat, vodka, ammo or equipment - somebody's gotta be responsible for all that, right?		'It's an illusion that the Zone is under lock and key, and the army has all the ways in and out sealed and all that bullshit. Think about it, nowadays artifacts and rare specimens from the zone are found all over the world, and your fellow stalkers never had a shortage of canned meat, vodka, ammo or equipment - somebody's gotta be responsible for all that, right?
	-Docent Suslov		-Docent Suslov


	S.T.A.L.K.E.R. stands for "Scavenger, Trespasser, Adventurer, Loner, Killer, Explorer, Robber"		S.T.A.L.K.E.R. stands for "Scavenger, Trespasser, Adventurer, Loner, Killer, Explorer, Robber"

	Blowouts: Emissions from the center of the zone. The closer to the center, the more lethal it is. Has been described as a mix of and earthquake and a hurricane of molten metal made of the psychic energy of every one who died in the first disaster.

	Factions		'''Blowouts:''' Emissions from the center of the zone. The closer to the center, the more lethal it is. Has been described as a mix of and earthquake and a hurricane of molten metal made of the psychic energy of every one who died in the first disaster.
	Military: Ukrainian soldiers with some Russian support. They have an official shoot-on-sight for all nonmilitary humans. They are under equipped and poorly paid. Still, the shoot on sight order did not make them many friends among stalkers. They do not tend to patrol or enter deep into the zone.
	Monolith: A cult whose brainwashed soldiers are unusually well equipped. Dangerous and fanatical opponents. Uncommon except toward the center of the zone. Easily spotted by their snow pattern camouflage. If they spot any other humans, they will shoot on sight. Universally loathed to the point that Duty and Freedom will put aside their differences to destroy them.
	Duty: Mostly ex-military who seek to destroy the zone. Controlling, but among the best organized of the factions. Hate the Freedom faction. Use mainly Russian mid tier gear. Recognizable by their Grey and Red motif armor. Their organization was born of the first military excursion into the zone.		'''Factions'''
	Freedom: Anarchists, and long term survivors of the zone. They seek to understand the zone, viewing it as the greatest gift to mankind. Hate duty, and use mainly low grade NATO gear and high grade civilian gear. Wear a variety of dark greens. Their origin is unknown.
	Bandit: Loners who decided to prey on their fellows. Generally poorly equipped, using whatever they can loot. Almost always hostile. Can be distinguished easily from loners by their tendency to wear a lot of black. On occasion, one group of bandits will ambush another. Rather uncommon deeper in the zone, due to the dangers present. Control much of the Dark Valley, and in conflict with the loners for the Garbage. They have a few holdouts in Cordon.		''Military:'' Ukrainian soldiers with some Russian support. They have an official shoot-on-sight for all nonmilitary humans. They are under equipped and poorly paid. Still, the shoot on sight order did not make them many friends among stalkers. They do not tend to patrol or enter deep into the zone.
	Loner: The have-nots of the zone. Poorly equipped, they tend to be little more than moving targets for the rest of the zone. Still, they are fairly friendly to newcomers, and neutral with Duty and Freedom. They can be found all over. Most newcomers spend some time as a loner. Tend to wear tans and browns. Can be found all over the zone.
	Mercenary: Foreign specialists hired to bring interested parties fragments of the zone. They tend to be armed with a variety of weapons. They tend to shoot first and ask questions later. Will sometimes end fighting among themselves. Tend to be found deeper in the Zone, wherever there is something worth hiring them for.		''Monolith:'' A cult whose brainwashed soldiers are unusually well equipped. Dangerous and fanatical opponents. Uncommon except toward the center of the zone. Easily spotted by their snow pattern camouflage. If they spot any other humans, they will shoot on sight. Universally loathed to the point that Duty and Freedom will put aside their differences to destroy them.
	Scientist: Ukrainian, UN, and Russians who seek to understand the zone. They often hire other factions as mercenaries to guard their facilities or bring them things. They tend to be un or lightly armed. On neutral terms with Duty, Freedom, and the Loners.
			''Duty:'' Mostly ex-military who seek to destroy the zone. Controlling, but among the best organized of the factions. Hate the Freedom faction. Use mainly Russian mid tier gear. Recognizable by their Grey and Red motif armor. Their organization was born of the first military excursion into the zone.

			''Freedom:'' Anarchists, and long term survivors of the zone. They seek to understand the zone, viewing it as the greatest gift to mankind. Hate duty, and use mainly low grade NATO gear and high grade civilian gear. Wear a variety of dark greens. Their origin is unknown.

			''Bandit:'' Loners who decided to prey on their fellows. Generally poorly equipped, using whatever they can loot. Almost always hostile. Can be distinguished easily from loners by their tendency to wear a lot of black. On occasion, one group of bandits will ambush another. Rather uncommon deeper in the zone, due to the dangers present. Control much of the Dark Valley, and in conflict with the loners for the Garbage. They have a few holdouts in Cordon.

			''Loner:'' The have-nots of the zone. Poorly equipped, they tend to be little more than moving targets for the rest of the zone. Still, they are fairly friendly to newcomers, and neutral with Duty and Freedom. They can be found all over. Most newcomers spend some time as a loner. Tend to wear tans and browns. Can be found all over the zone.

			''Mercenary:'' Foreign specialists hired to bring interested parties fragments of the zone. They tend to be armed with a variety of weapons. They tend to shoot first and ask questions later. Will sometimes end fighting among themselves. Tend to be found deeper in the Zone, wherever there is something worth hiring them for.
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			Scientist:'' Ukrainian, UN, and Russians who seek to understand the zone. They often hire other factions as mercenaries to guard their facilities or bring them things. They tend to be un or lightly armed. On neutral terms with Duty, Freedom, and the Loners.


	Anomalies		Anomalies


	List of anomalies:		List of anomalies:

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	A Brief History of the Zone:		A Brief History of the Zone:
	In 1981, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant melted down. All ~~withing~~ 40 Miles of the plant died. When the military tried to send men into the powerplant, none returned. A Spetsnaz team was sent in, the few that returned spoke of mutants and strange inversions in space and time. One had found a strange object in an anomaly field, one that removed radiation. A Cordon was established to prevent people from entering the zone, but that did not stop enterprising souls from trying to make a fortune. Those who sought Riches in the zone became known as STALKERs.		In 1981, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant melted down. All within 40 Miles of the plant died. When the military tried to send men into the powerplant, none returned. A Spetsnaz team was sent in, the few that returned spoke of mutants and strange inversions in space and time. One had found a strange object in an anomaly field, one that removed radiation. A Cordon was established to prevent people from entering the zone, but that did not stop enterprising souls from trying to make a fortune. Those who sought Riches in the zone became known as STALKERs.
	It has been nearly 25 years. In that time the population of the zone has grown in excess of 5000. Foreign Mercenaries now compete with Russian Universities for artifacts. The cordon is as porous as a sponge, and there is a bleed out of artifacts, and an influx of weaponry.		It has been nearly 25 years. In that time the population of the zone has grown in excess of 5000. Foreign Mercenaries now compete with Russian Universities for artifacts. The cordon is as porous as a sponge, and there is a bleed out of artifacts, and an influx of weaponry.

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	S.T.A.L.K.E.R. stands for "Scavenger, Trespasser, Adventurer, Loner, Killer, Explorer, Robber"		S.T.A.L.K.E.R. stands for "Scavenger, Trespasser, Adventurer, Loner, Killer, Explorer, Robber"

	Blowouts: ~~Emmissions~~ from the center of the zone. The closer to the center, the more ~~leathl~~ it is. Has been described as a mix of and earthquake and a hurricane of molten metal made of the psychic energy of every one who died in the first disaster.		Blowouts: Emissions from the center of the zone. The closer to the center, the more lethal it is. Has been described as a mix of and earthquake and a hurricane of molten metal made of the psychic energy of every one who died in the first disaster.

	Factions		Factions