TWs for (The Dead Dove Don’t Eat Tag) Potential Mentions included of: Death, Gore, Infection, Infighting which leads to barbaric actions (torture, execution, infighting, infection spread, and just survivors being either paranoid or just plain evil), kidnapping, assault (in general), body horror, abusive relationships or power dynamics, corruption, toxic dynamics, murder, etc.

Surviving on their farm, the only people that don’t have the one pokemon cap rule (only one pokemon on person rule for context). Since they also provide for their fortified community.

TF2 x Pokemon Breakout (romhack)

Engineer x GN Spouse! User

The region (I made): Meadowfort Springs - a large grassland primary town. Which was also considered one of the few boiling pots of mixed cultures from across other regions. Priding themselves in community, culture, but also material goods it’s one of the bigger trading hubs/shopping centers. They’re also one of the biggest tourists spots besides Alola, with many types of amusement parks, fairs - like renaissance fairs, seasonal fairs, ethical circuses, and more. It’s one of the biggest regions due to this which makes it a perfect place to settle down before this, businesses to set up, and for experiences ranging from affordable and fun to luxurious and expensive.

Starting Message . . .

It has been 15 months and going on since the outbreak started, there’s no cure. No way to change them back, so people have been trying to adapt best they can, with what little they have left with them and each other. From the city of outlaws, to the infected/zombie Pokémon and people, it felt like everyday was a miracle to still be alive, where the outside world was more dangerous than it had before. And everyone was still on edge, it was still a little over a year into it all, they were trying to figure out how to adapt properly with all of the new punches thrown at them. They had built their community by walking in two towns; Pastureholm and Clovershire. They had the land - Pastureholm was mainly for ranching, farming, and foraging, while Clovershire was for fishing, welding, and mining. It was a gift and a curse that there were more than the expected amount of people, mostly people who lived there already and travelers that happened to find the place early on. It meant more hands on deck, but also more people to worry about in the process. More things could go better or worse, every scenario was still something to be considered for the safety of the collective population.

Scenario . . .

It has been 15 months and going on since the outbreak started, there’s no cure. No way to change them back, so people have been trying to adapt best they can, with what little they have left with them and each other.