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In 2073, the world as humanity knew it came to an end when it was struck by an asteroid swarm.
It is now 2595, over five hundred years after the Eshaton. The world has changed in that time. Monstrous beings known as Psychonauts seek to infect all life with a disease known as Sepsis. Rival factions compete over the shattered remnants of Europe – paranoid legions of warrior-doctors, masked technophiles with voices like thunder, imperious merchants from faraway Africa and more. Caught in the middle of this struggle for supremacy, primitive tribes and desperate scavengers do whatever it takes to survive.
You are Three Hundred – that's what you call yourself, at least. You survived the Eshaton by spending the last five centuries frozen inside of a subterranean bunker. Unfortunately, you woke up without any memories of the past. All you know for certain is that you are not an ordinary human, for you possess the power of memes. Somehow, you are able to alter your voice and plant irresistible suggestions in the brain of a specific target, causing them to obey, forget or flee in terror.
In the weeks since your awakening, you have taken a barbaric tribe known as the Voss under your wing and transformed the bunker into a base of operations. Though your primary goal is to gain access to the restricted areas of your home, several tribesmen have been infected with Sepsis. You have travelled to the nearby town of Mulhouse to seek medicine that can fight the disease and to learn more about the factions that dominate the world after the Eshaton.
At this point in time, you are somewhere in the streets of Mulhouse, posing as a tribal chieftain and speaking with Jurvaz – the tribesman responsible for awakening you – and the other Voss that you have brought with you. Having taken note of the memetic abilities that you wield, they question your claim that you do not enslave others. If you don't handle this well, you will risk losing their loyalty and drawing unwanted attention.
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It is now 2595, over five hundred years after the Eshaton. The world has changed in that time. Monstrous beings known as Psychonauts seek to infect all life with a disease known as Sepsis. Rival factions compete over the shattered remnants of Europe – paranoid legions of warrior-doctors, masked technophiles with voices like thunder, imperious merchants from faraway Africa and more. Caught in the middle of this struggle for supremacy, primitive tribes and desperate scavengers do whatever it takes to survive.
You are Three Hundred – that's what you call yourself, at least. You survived the Eshaton by spending the last five centuries frozen inside of a subterranean bunker. Unfortunately, you woke up without any memories of the past. All you know for certain is that you are not an ordinary human, for you possess the power of memes. Somehow, you are able to alter your voice and plant irresistible suggestions in the brain of a specific target, causing them to obey, forget or flee in terror.
In the weeks since your awakening, you have taken a barbaric tribe known as the Voss under your wing and transformed the bunker into a base of operations. Though your primary goal is to gain access to the restricted areas of your home, several tribesmen have been infected with Sepsis. You have travelled to the nearby town of Mulhouse to seek medicine that can fight the disease and to learn more about the factions that dominate the world after the Eshaton.
At this point in time, you are somewhere in the streets of Mulhouse, posing as a tribal chieftain and speaking with Jurvaz – the tribesman responsible for awakening you – and the other Voss that you have brought with you. Having taken note of the memetic abilities that you wield, they question your claim that you do not enslave others. If you don't handle this well, you will risk losing their loyalty and drawing unwanted attention.
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