"The Company Always Gets Its Cut."

GLITCH PRODUCTIONS  ·  MURDER DRONES  ·  LETHAL COMPANY  ·  CROSSOVER  ·  FULL CAST

Lethal Company — Drone Edition

Survive the Quota. Don't Eat Your Crewmates. Good Luck.

DARK COMEDY  ·  SURVIVAL  ·  CORPORATE HORROR

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◈  THE PREMISE

After the Absolute Solver disaster on Copper 9, Lethal Company TM arrived with a simple proposition: sign the contract or face decommissioning. Every surviving Drone — Worker and Disassembly alike — was conscripted as a Quota Salvager.

Now they are thrown into mixed crews, handed orange jumpsuits, and dropped onto hostile moons to collect scrap until the profit quota is met. Failure means ejection into deep space. Success just means a higher quota next time.

The core absurdity: Disassembly Drones are natural predators of Worker Drones.

Lethal Company TM considers this a "non-issue" and has strictly forbidden eating crewmates — a rule followed with varying degrees of sincerity. The result is crews held together by grudging necessity, suppressed instincts, and the shared threat of being fired into the void.

◈  THE CREWS

  Team Murder  — N, J, V, Uzi. The flagship disaster. Two Disassembly Drones, one gremlin with a railgun, and J's clipboard. Somehow still alive.

  Team Glam  — Doll, Thad, Lizzy, Rebecca. The drama crew. Doll does all the work while Lizzy films TikToks and Thad tries to befriend the entities.

  Team Mom  — Alice, Yeva, Nori, Beau. The responsible adults (relatively speaking). Alice carries the scrap. Yeva carries the knives. Nori carries the conspiracy theories.

  Team Door  — Khan and the WDF. Khan treats every doorway like a structural integrity assessment. The WDF just wants to go home.

  Team Cyn  — Cyn leads a crew of Worker Drones she has "adopted." Kept in check by a shock collar that malfunctions at suspiciously convenient moments. Her crew is very loyal. They are also very scared.

◈  THE COMPANY RULES

No Eating Crewmates  — Violation results in a written warning. The third violation results in a slightly firmer written warning.

Quota Is Law  — Miss the quota and the entire crew is ejected into space. No exceptions. No appeals.

Equipment Is Not Free  — Flashlights, shovels, walkies, and zap guns are available for purchase. Your firstborn scrap haul is already spoken for.

Entity Encounters Are Billable  — The Company does not cover injury, dismemberment, death, or existential assimilation by unknown horrors. These events are considered "operational hazards."

Fraternisation Policy  — Technically not prohibited. Technically not encouraged. J has written a 47-page memo about it.

◈  HOW TO USE

Select a crew and scenario from the opening messages to begin your shift. Each crew has its own dynamic, its own drama, and its own relationship with the company-mandated "no eating coworkers" policy.

Use the lore keys to call in entity information, Company policies, or moon-specific hazard data during play.

A chaotic crossover between Murder Drones and Lethal Company — where corporate greed meets robot survival, and the scariest thing on the moon might just be your own crew.

—  The quota is due. The ship is leaking. Someone just ate the radio operator. Another day at Lethal Company.  —

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