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The other thing we'll have to remember is that, unless cities and buildings are lived in and maintained, they straight up die over time. Any cities that haven't been actively inhabited since the war will either be rubble or support structures for the myriad of new plant life that wound its way...

Yeah the radiation levels would have died down to safe levels around 30-40 years after detonation, but even assuming new tech devised even more radioactive bombs I'd say 60 or 80 years would have been enough for everything to dissipate. Thing is it's not so much the lack of radiation that you...

I'd like to claim Oakridge, Oregon then. Right on the river, deep in the woods with mountains nearby, close to the roads, seems ideal to me!

I agree, I think that if we're starting in an established city that the city itself should have some history. Rather than starting a brand new settlement, our characters could be taking over the already established settlement and, through new leadership and youthful vigor, are able to build that...

So looking at the story as you have it set now I have a question about the initial setup. So is the setting is 100 years after the bombs dropped, or 100 years after the war started? I think it's important to establish when the bombs fell and ended civilization as we knew it, that way we can...

This sounds interesting, but I have some questions about it. (Fair warning, most of my presumptions will be following a Fallout mindset) 1) What's the tech level at within the world setting? Have all electronics been burned out from radiation and latent EMP blasts from the bombs, or do...

I'm interested! But I have a few questions, specifically about legacies for the leader characters. I wouldn't expect this at start but would it be possible to groom a successor for the Leader? Either a direct descendant or a second in command that they took under their wing. PM me if you'd like...