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1d4chan>Jaune at 13:40, 11 November 2019

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	Due to shetlands ancestral history of vikings and a clinging to the old ways, many people are well versed in the creation and maintenance of melee weapons, especially axes and swords. This is not to say they have a complete lack of firearms, as the old fort located in Lerwick has a stockpile of various weaponry previously used by the Territorial army and the Army Cadet force, including SA-80's, air rifles, and .22 rifles with small amounts of ammunition and plenty of parts to keep them maintained. Enrolment in the Army Cadet Force is also mandatory for all children aged 13-16, as a way to keep their own towns safe and to ensure all citizens who live in the towns have some semblance of discipline and combat ability.		Due to shetlands ancestral history of vikings and a clinging to the old ways, many people are well versed in the creation and maintenance of melee weapons, especially axes and swords. This is not to say they have a complete lack of firearms, as the old fort located in Lerwick has a stockpile of various weaponry previously used by the Territorial army and the Army Cadet force, including SA-80's, air rifles, and .22 rifles with small amounts of ammunition and plenty of parts to keep them maintained. Enrolment in the Army Cadet Force is also mandatory for all children aged 13-16, as a way to keep their own towns safe and to ensure all citizens who live in the towns have some semblance of discipline and combat ability.

	All able adults have the option to also join the TA, but this is not mandatory as the TA are only the part time militia of the towns.		All able adults have the option to also join the TA, but this is not mandatory as the TA are only the part time militia of the towns.
	The main military force is called the "Council guard", it is manned and led by various veterans of numerous armed forces, they are the elite military force of the council and are used to strike bandit camps that have propped up along the coast, and are also used to protect any member of the council who might be in danger.		The main military force is called the "Council guard", it is manned and led by various veterans of numerous armed forces, they are the elite military force of the council and are used to strike bandit camps that have propped up along the coast, and are also used to protect any member of the council who might be in danger.

1d4chan>Jaune at 13:40, 11 November 2019

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	==Shetland isles==		==Shetland isles==
	Due to the relatively small population and distance from many targets the shetland isles were left alone after the war, that does not mean it got off free, the sea which many now rely on, has been contaminated with radiation, killing many fish, and causing strange mutations in those that survive. But due to the sea being the only reliable place to get food it has caused a resurgence in the fishing industry, with many towns becoming rich in materials and goods from selling the fish to surrounding Shepards. But while many try to carve a life out for themselves many others try to take what others have built, with many roads and Halls becoming bandit havens, and although no where near as safe as the main "Town" of Lerwick or its neighbouring towns and is ruled by the Council. This means many caravans taking fish to Shepards regularly hire mercenaries to protect them, of whom use old swords, shields and other ceremonial equipment.		Due to the relatively small population and distance from many targets the shetland isles were left alone after the war, that does not mean it got off free, the sea which many now rely on, has been contaminated with radiation, killing many fish, and causing strange mutations in those that survive. But due to the sea being the only reliable place to get food it has caused a resurgence in the fishing industry, with many towns becoming rich in materials and goods from selling the fish to surrounding Shepards. But while many try to carve a life out for themselves many others try to take what others have built, with many roads and Halls becoming bandit havens, and although no where near as safe as the main "Town" of Lerwick or its neighbouring towns and is ruled by the Council. This means many caravans taking fish to Shepards regularly hire mercenaries to protect them, of whom use old swords, shields and other ceremonial equipment.
	During the "safer" seasons the council will send large parties filled with fish and goods to the two main cities left in the UK, Cambridge and ~~Nottingham,~~ in exchange for resources not normally found in shetland, such as ~~trees and~~ more advanced ~~materials such as steel~~ and spare parts for ~~shetlands few remaining wind mills~~.
			Due to shetlands ancestral history of vikings and a clinging to the old ways, many people are well versed in the creation and maintenance of melee weapons, especially axes and swords. This is not to say they have a complete lack of firearms, as the old fort located in Lerwick has a stockpile of various weaponry previously used by the Territorial army and the Army Cadet force, including SA-80's, air rifles, and .22 rifles with small amounts of ammunition and plenty of parts to keep them maintained. Enrolment in the Army Cadet Force is also mandatory for all children aged 13-16, as a way to keep their own towns safe and to ensure all citizens who live in the towns have some semblance of discipline and combat ability.

			All able adults have the option to also join the TA, but this is not mandatory as the TA are only the part time militia of the towns.
			The main military force is called the "Council guard", it is manned and led by various veterans of numerous armed forces, they are the elite military force of the council and are used to strike bandit camps that have propped up along the coast, and are also used to protect any member of the council who might be in danger.

			During the "safer" seasons the council will send large parties filled with fish and goods to the two main cities left in the Scotland, Cambridge and Edinburgh in exchange for resources not normally found in shetland, such as tree saplings, more advanced ballistic weaponry and the munitions needed to use them, and spare parts for the constantly failing windmills of which are so vital to the ongoing survival of the remainder population of shetland.
	==Landscape and Environment==		==Landscape and Environment==

1d4chan>Jaune at 08:29, 22 August 2019

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	==Shetland isles==		==Shetland isles==
	Due to the relatively small population and distance from many targets the shetland isles were left alone after the war, that does not mean it got off free, the sea which many now ~~relies~~ on has been contaminated with radiation, killing many fish, and causing strange mutations in those that survive. But due to the sea being the only reliable place to get food it has caused a resurgence in the fishing industry, with many towns becoming rich in materials and goods from selling the fish to surrounding Shepards. But while many try to carve a life out for themselves many others try to take what others have built, with many roads and ~~Valls~~ becoming bandit havens, and although no where near as safe as the main "~~city~~" of ~~lerwick~~ or its neighbouring towns. This means many caravans taking fish to Shepards regularly hire mercenaries to protect them, of whom use old swords, shields and other ceremonial equipment.		Due to the relatively small population and distance from many targets the shetland isles were left alone after the war, that does not mean it got off free, the sea which many now rely on, has been contaminated with radiation, killing many fish, and causing strange mutations in those that survive. But due to the sea being the only reliable place to get food it has caused a resurgence in the fishing industry, with many towns becoming rich in materials and goods from selling the fish to surrounding Shepards. But while many try to carve a life out for themselves many others try to take what others have built, with many roads and Halls becoming bandit havens, and although no where near as safe as the main "Town" of Lerwick or its neighbouring towns and is ruled by the Council. This means many caravans taking fish to Shepards regularly hire mercenaries to protect them, of whom use old swords, shields and other ceremonial equipment.
			During the "safer" seasons the council will send large parties filled with fish and goods to the two main cities left in the UK, Cambridge and Nottingham, in exchange for resources not normally found in shetland, such as trees and more advanced materials such as steel and spare parts for shetlands few remaining wind mills.
	==Landscape and Environment==		==Landscape and Environment==

195.194.8.231 at 13:48, 23 April 2019

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	Don't forget Oxford. Its a city with low military importance, so it has a high survival chance, plus it has an intellectual elite already and a moderate population.		Don't forget Oxford. Its a city with low military importance, so it has a high survival chance, plus it has an intellectual elite already and a moderate population.


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			==Shetland isles==
			Due to the relatively small population and distance from many targets the shetland isles were left alone after the war, that does not mean it got off free, the sea which many now relies on has been contaminated with radiation, killing many fish, and causing strange mutations in those that survive. But due to the sea being the only reliable place to get food it has caused a resurgence in the fishing industry, with many towns becoming rich in materials and goods from selling the fish to surrounding Shepards. But while many try to carve a life out for themselves many others try to take what others have built, with many roads and Valls becoming bandit havens, and although no where near as safe as the main "city" of lerwick or its neighbouring towns. This means many caravans taking fish to Shepards regularly hire mercenaries to protect them, of whom use old swords, shields and other ceremonial equipment.
	==Landscape and Environment==		==Landscape and Environment==

1d4chan>Saladofstones at 00:05, 22 April 2016

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	In addition, only two cities are known to still stand. Cambridge survives as a bastion of knowledge and Nottingham is a central hub for trading. Apart from this, most people live in small camps and villages. No other cities stand, and the Armed Forces are split between all the different communities.		In addition, only two cities are known to still stand. Cambridge survives as a bastion of knowledge and Nottingham is a central hub for trading. Apart from this, most people live in small camps and villages. No other cities stand, and the Armed Forces are split between all the different communities.


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	this will create a huge boggy, irradiated quagmire that splits the southwest and wales onto one side and scotland, the northeast and whatever remains of london and the southeast onto the other.		this will create a huge boggy, irradiated quagmire that splits the southwest and wales onto one side and scotland, the northeast and whatever remains of london and the southeast onto the other.

			In addition, only two cities are known to still stand. Cambridge survives as a bastion of knowledge and Nottingham is a central hub for trading. Apart from this, most people live in small camps and villages. No other cities stand, and the Armed Forces are split between all the different communities.

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 It's a symbol of Western power and the capital of one of the U.S.A.'s greatest allies - with almost no means to protect itself from nuclear attack or to retaliate to nuclear attack. Central London would become uninhabitable. The government would become useless. While there would be anarchy, there would be some attempts to train and maintain order. For example, Crystal Palace has a radio tower. It's the second tallest building in London and it's atop the highest point in London. If you can see it, you know you're in South East London or within ten miles of it. I could see that location becoming a gathering point for refugees from that area of London - if it would still stand.
 In my opinion, everyone would immediately crowd around famous landmarks, no matter where they are. It just seems like the most likely area where you would go during a crisis where there is no long distance communication. Well, at least that's where the people who care for other human life would go.
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 Don't forget Oxford. Its a city with low military importance, so it has a high survival chance, plus it has an intellectual elite already and a moderate population.

2.30.158.95 at 20:34, 27 August 2015

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	It's a symbol of Western power and the capital of one of the U.S.A.'s greatest allies - with almost no means to protect itself from nuclear attack or to retaliate to nuclear attack. Central London would become uninhabitable. The government would become useless. While there would be anarchy, there would be some attempts to train and maintain order. For example, Crystal Palace has a radio tower. It's the second tallest building in London and it's atop the highest point in London. If you can see it, you know you're in South East London or within ten miles of it. I could see that location becoming a gathering point for refugees from that area of London - if it would still stand.		It's a symbol of Western power and the capital of one of the U.S.A.'s greatest allies - with almost no means to protect itself from nuclear attack or to retaliate to nuclear attack. Central London would become uninhabitable. The government would become useless. While there would be anarchy, there would be some attempts to train and maintain order. For example, Crystal Palace has a radio tower. It's the second tallest building in London and it's atop the highest point in London. If you can see it, you know you're in South East London or within ten miles of it. I could see that location becoming a gathering point for refugees from that area of London - if it would still stand.

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			Presumably North America would be hit pretty bad including some areas around the Mexican gulf, this will create mass increase in both evaporated liquid and temperature of the gulf stream which crosses the atlantic and reaches the UK, this will hit the artic winds coming from the artic, this will create mass rainfall and huge hurricanes were they meet.

			this will create a huge boggy, irradiated quagmire that splits the southwest and wales onto one side and scotland, the northeast and whatever remains of london and the southeast onto the other.

	In my opinion, everyone would immediately crowd around famous landmarks, no matter where they are. It just seems like the most likely area where you would go during a crisis where there is no long distance communication. Well, at least that's where the people who care for other human life would go.		In my opinion, everyone would immediately crowd around famous landmarks, no matter where they are. It just seems like the most likely area where you would go during a crisis where there is no long distance communication. Well, at least that's where the people who care for other human life would go.