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Zones Zone 1 – The Ark The Ark is a ship that is floating on the planet of Hydros. This ship is the size of a city in terms of its inhabitants. The civilians are able to sustain life here through agriculture, fishing, and scavenging for materials. What they can’t get through these means they get from the Dominion. As a part of the Dominion the inhabitants of the ark are weary of Knaru. They fear the Knaru more then they hate them. (Their home is entirely made out of food for the Knaru) Zone 2 – The Ocean The entire planet of Hydros is covered in water. One of the only inhabitable spot on this planet is The Ark. The ocean is filled with fish and other sea creatures. The ocean isn’t dangerous on this planet as a force of nature. It is because of this that the inhabitants of the Ark have been …show more content…

The note on the raid leader will tell the players that there is a lab at the bottom of the ocean that needs some routine maintanance. Instructions on how to maintain the lab are in the note along with a warning. It says that the raiders aren’t allowed past a certain point no matter what. If they violate this rule then ___ will know and he cannot ensure their safety. He has given them some diving mechs to get to and from the ocean floor. Players can either take the diving mech from the raiders or they can get a diving mech from the Ark. Either way the coordinates are located in the note. When the players get to the lab they will find a place to dock their diving mechs and go on into the facility. The lab is comprised of four sections. The first is the vegitation wing. This wing is filled with a variety of plants. Some are for eating, others for herbs. Some of the plants are marked with skulls and crossbones, but those are towards the back of the wing. A wing like this had to be maintained, so it is probably the one the raiders were taking care off. At the end of the wing is a

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