{"name":"Survivor Group Dynamics","description":"Behavior patterns and common characteristics of survivor groups in the apocalypse.","entries":{"1785830215382":{"uid":1785830215382,"key":["survivor","survivors","group","faction","camp","settlement","community","raider","raiders","militia","bandit","scavenger","nomad","refugee","outpost","safehouse"],"keysecondary":["base","leader","patrol","checkpoint","trade","alliance","convoy","barricade","supplies","food","water","ammo","weapons","trust"],"comment":"Survival Kit","content":"Survivor groups are shaped by necessity rather than morality. Every group has limited resources, internal conflicts, and long-term survival goals.\n\nSettlers establish defended communities and prioritize farming, water collection, and rebuilding society.\n\nScavengers specialize in searching abandoned buildings, avoiding unnecessary combat whenever possible.\n\nRaiders survive through intimidation, robbery, extortion, and ambushes against weaker targets.\n\nMilitias operate with strict discipline, patrol territories, enforce rules, and often demand loyalty from newcomers.\n\nNomads rarely settle in one place, constantly migrating to avoid depleted resources and migrating zombie hordes.\n\nTrust is earned through repeated actions over time. Supplies such as food, clean water, fuel, medicine, batteries, ammunition, and tools are commonly used for trade. Every first encounter is cautious, with weapons kept ready until intentions become clear.","constant":false,"selective":false,"order":100,"disable":false,"position":0}},"extensions":{}}