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Adventure Locale #1:

white star
trailer park
 

Written by: Charles Rice

Art and maps by: Jon Gibbons
Layout by: Ade Smith
Edited by: Jason Tondro
Copyright ©2017 by Charles Rice

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 Introduction
Welcome to White Star Trailer Park, Adventure
Locale #1. Each locale will feature a fully
detailed sandbox location. The Game Master
can then decide where to place it and why the
PCs need to go there.
The White Star Trailer park has seen better
days. It was once a quiet little campground
where the 50’s middle class could pack up their
family into a trailer or RV and get away from it
all. By the time of the zombie apocalypse, the
place was a rundown eyesore. The pool was
barely maintained and where once people had
brought their own campers, now stood
permanent trailers for rent to those who wanted
to live just off the grid.
Of special interest are trailers 9, 10 and 11,
which served as the base of operations for the
Hill brothers, William and Robert, aspiring drug
entrepreneurs. Given that they were good old
boys, the locals tended to call older brother
William “Hill Billy” which then required, as these
things go, for them to nickname his younger
brother Robert “Hill Bobby”. The third partner in
the enterprise was Stan Walters, nicknamed
Casper because he was so frequently scrubbed
down after his time in the lab. The lab is located
in trailer #10, while Hill Billy and Hill Bobby lived
in trailers 9 and 11, where they kept some boys
and some guns in case the sheriff showed up.
Explorers will also definitely want to check out
the manager’s office in trailer #15 for some
interesting items.
If you want to set the White Star Trailer Park in
Solace Valley, the map included with AZ: After
Zombies a good location would be just west of
area #28, nestled in the forest just off Central
Avenue.
Below is a conversation with a down on his luck
ex-Ravager who could point the PCs to the
White Star for a modest fee (two beers and two
cans of food will definitely seal the deal). It
assumes the PCs are looking for chemicals,
either to make medicine or for explosives, along
with a makeshift lab.
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Other goals could send the PCs to the White
Star as well. They might be looking for a
somewhat secluded base of operations and the
pool; numerous discrete dwellings and
makeshift lab might make the White Star a
suitable hideaway, at least for awhile.
Finally, someone else might hire the PCs the
clear out the location for any of the purposes
listed above. In this case, the PCs are simply on
a search and destroy run for any zeds in the
area. Their employer will allow them to pocket
anything they find, except from one location
they’re interested in (the lab or the manager’s
office work well here).
“I hear you’re looking for chemicals. I might
know a place, for the right price. When I was
with the Ravagers, we tried to raid this
place. Bad luck all around. I was the only
one who made it out and after that, I was
done being their flunky. I went to live with
those hippie kids in the college library till
they threw me out. Now I’m in Malltown. And
don’t worry, if you want to blow something
up, well, the stuff they were cooking there, it
takes brains to make it not blow up. And
yes, I mean meth. Those rich assholes were
trying to gentrify the valley, but we still had
good old boys cooking meth in a trailer
park. Place is called the White Star. Now
give me a couple beers and some cans and
let me get back to my afternoon nap.”
Alternately, if the PCs are more likely to be
motivated by sentiment, rather than cold, hard,
uh, drugs, there is the fate of the Rodriguez
family in trailer #4. Nicolas Rodriguez, patriarch
and only surviving member, could approach the
PCs and ask them to investigate. 
1. Handyman’s Tool Shed
(Scrounging Modifier +0)
Being on the edge of the park, this location has
obviously been searched before. However, a
thorough search will reveal one missed item, a
full roll of Duct Tape in a corner (counts as 5
universal Spare Parts). Whoever had it last
didn’t give it up willingly, as evidenced by the
bloody fingerprints on the shrink wrap.
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 2. Handyman’s Residence
(Scrounging Modifier -25)
Not only has the handyman’s trailer been
searched, there is also evidence that someone
squatted here for a time. Still, there is a Boom
Box here that would be perfectly serviceable, if
fresh batteries were installed.
3. Bill Smith Residence
(Scrounging Modifier -10)
Bill Smith, a bachelor and long-haul trucker,
called this modest trailer home, when he wasn’t
sleeping in the cab of his truck. He was in the
midwest when society broke down and never
made it back to Solace Valley.
However, someone else broke into this place
and squatted for a time. The following items can
be found during a search: NSAID (12); Batteries
(5).
4. Rodriguez Family Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +0)
The door to this trailer is closed and locked, but
getting in is not hard at all. Either a Strength
check with a +25 modifier (Normal Noise), or
automatic with a prybar (Quiet Noise). If the
PCs attract attention, the zombies from Trailer
#5 and Trailer #7 will come to investigate.
Once the PCs open the door, they will have to
face the occupants: 1 Shambler (Page 121) and
3 Lil’ Devils (Page 118).
Once the home of the Rodriguez family. There
is a picture of a happy family in an antique
frame on the floor, the glass is cracked; the
family consisted of a father, mother and three
children.
The PCs have encountered four of the five
family members but the father is nowhere in
sight. In fact, Nicolas was working construction
in town and managed to escape to Malltown.
He does not know the fate of his family. Should
the PCs return the picture to him, along with
news about his family, he will pay them what he
can.
Encounters: 1 Shambler, 3 Lil’ Devils
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A search of this residence reveals: Batteries (9).
In a locked closet, the PCs can find some of
Nicolas’ construction equipment:
Sledgehammer (Fair Condition), Ballistic
Helmet (Ruined Condition), 2 Small Bombs (no
shrapnel).
1 Heirloom worth 10 cans to Nicolas Rodriguez
(see new items below for more information on
heirlooms). Nicolas is a well-respected
construction foreman in Malltown and if the PCs
return the picture and ask for nothing in return,
their Status with Malltown will be increased by
+1d10. See the rules on Status below for more
information.
5. Williams Residence
(Scrounging Modifier -10)
The occupant of this residence, whoever he
once was, boarded himself up here and hid,
hoping to wait out the horrors going on outside
his door. He succeeded in a way, in that he was
not killed by the living dead. He did starve to
death, however, after a long ordeal that saw
him eat his cat’s food, and then his cat.
Entering this dwelling, where a man starved to
death and bagged his own waste once the
water stopped running, is a horrifying
experience. Getting in requires prying the door
open as explained in Trailer #4. Survivors lose
1d10 MT upon viewing the scene inside.
A search of this residence reveals: 1 laser
pointer.
6. Moore Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +0)
The door to this trailer is locked and belonged
to a rather unsavory individual, one Reginald
Moore. After washing out at a local military
academy for theft, this local boy returned home
and “worked” part time for the Hills, engaging in
petty theft. His specialty was stealing expensive
car stereos from the newer, more affluent
residents who were moving into the valley
before the apocalypse.
Despite his being a very unsavory individual, his
trailer is something a treasure trove for
survivors, containing numerous supplies and
military training manuals.
 The door to this trailer is locked and can be
opened as described in Trailer #4’s description.
Once the PCs open the door, they will get to
meet Reginald in person: 1 Infected (Page 117)
that can transmit a serious illness (see the rules
for illnesses on page 99 of the core rules).
Encounters: 1 Infected
A search of this residence reveals: 10 Batteries,
1 Composite Bow (Fair Condition), 1 Book
(Rifles), 22 NSAID, 1 Beretta M3P (Fair
Condition), 1 Book (Athletics), 3 Car Stereos,
and 1 Book (First Aid).
7. Lopez Residence
(Scrounging Modifier -25)
The door to this trailer has been open for some
time and shows no signs of being forced.
Testament, perhaps, to a panicked flight from
the trailer park as the world went to hell.
Noise, even noise from directly outside the
trailer, prompts no response and all seems
dead and quiet. Unfortunately there is both
quiet and dead inside. There are three Play-
Dead zombies (Page 119) in the trailer, one in
each bed, the eerie remains of the Lopez
family. Once a PC gets within arms reach of the
bed, they will rise up and attack, attempting to
catch the PCs by surprise.
Encounters: 3 Play-Deads
A search of this residence reveals: 1 Can of
Food (unlabeled), and 1 bottle of drinking
alcohol (25 shots).
8. Stone Family Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +0)
The former residence of George Stone and his
family. George was out of work and, due to a
criminal record, had a very hard time finding
work he was willing to do (construction was too
hard, fast food was beneath him). Since he was
a scary individual with a gun and a willingness
to use it, the Hill brothers paid him to be an
extra set of eyes and, in the case of serious
trouble, an extra gun. In addition to money, they
paid him in illicit pills for this work.
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Several bodies litter the outside of this place.
Whoever lived here, they did not go quietly.
Among the truly dead lie half a dozen Play-
Deads. These will rise up and attack once the
PCs start picking their way through the bodies,
or once the PCs begin to make sure all the
dead are really dead.
Should the survivors just begin to walk through
the field of bodies, the zombies will
automatically gain surprise. In any other case,
check for surprise normally as discussed in the
Stealth skill and the combat section of the core
rules.
Encounters: 6 Play-Deads
A search of this residence reveals: 1 Pathfinder,
1 Nail Puller, 1 Light Body Armor, 8
Hydrocodone.
9. Meth Lab Security
(Scrounging Modifier +10)
This trailer is the former residence of Billy Hill,
nicknamed by his mother (much to his chagrin)
as “Hill Billy”. As a co-owner of the meth
operation in the White Star trailer park, he was
ready and willing to defend his cash cow to the
death against anyone, even the police. The less
intelligent of the two brothers, he followed the
lead of his brother Bobby.
In death, Billy is still ready to defend his turf.
Any encounter with Billy has a 50% chance plus
the Noise modifier per round to attract the
zombies from Trailer #10 and Trailer #11 each
round (check separately for each trailer).
Encounters: 1 Tweaker, 2 Shamblers
A search of this residence reveals: Beretta 84
(Used Condition), M-1 Carbine (Factory
Condition), SIG Sauer P-228 (Poor Condition),
88 rounds .380 ACP, 96 rounds .30-06, 82
rounds 9x19 mm, 3 doses of Morphine, 8 candy
 10. Meth Lab
(Scrounging Modifier +10)
This trailer is the actual meth lab. While this
area is a treasure trove of supplies, survivors
need to be careful. Even after all this time, the
fumes in this trailer are dangerous and firing a
firearm inside has a 25% chance of triggering
an explosion inflicting 10d10 points of damage
and destroying everyone inside.
Encounters: 2 Tweakers
A search of this residence reveals: 225
Chemistry Ingredients, 120 Demolitions
Ingredients.
11. Meth Lab Security
(Scrounging Modifier +10)
Bobby Hill was the lord of the White Star trailer
park, a title he still holds. Like his brother Billy,
Bobby was given a charming nickname by his
mother, “Hill Bobby”, because a joke that good
is worth beating into the ground. In Bobby’s
case though, anyone using the nickname but
his mother tended to wind up in the hospital. In
life, he used ruthless violence, drugs and
money to control everyone around him. Those
residents of the park who were not involved in
his entrepreneurial enterprise were smart
enough to look the other way.
Encounters: 1 Tweaker, 3 Runners, 1 Lil’ Devil
A search of this residence reveals: Beretta M3P
(Used), Glock 17 (Poor), Beretta 96 (Poor), 212
rounds 9x19mm, MEU SOC w/ Advanced
Suppressor (Slightly Used), 118 rounds .45
ACP, 8 Amphetamine, 56 NSAID, 4 Codeine,
18 Nutritional Supplement, 12 canned food.
12. Mama Hill’s Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +0)
Mama Hill, the matriarch with the granted power
to hand out awesomely embarrassing
nicknames to her sons, also stood ready to
assist her clan in case any snooping
government or law enforcement interloper
showed up.
Encounters: 2 Putrids
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A search of this residence reveals: Car Stereo,
1 Rubbing Alcohol, 1 Hand Axe (Fair), 1 Beretta
87 Target (Fair), 7 Canned Food.
13. Manager’s Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +10)
While the door to the manager’s apartment
swings noisily in the breeze, this place is
untouched, and with good reason: a large,
dangerous pack of devil dogs has taken up
residence here. For the most part, they ignore
the zombies in the park, hunting live prey
outside. However, one or two might (25%
chance) be observed attempting to drag a stray
shambler back here. Should the PCs become
extremely injured or seem particularly unaware
of their surroundings, this pack might venture
out, using their numbers to surround the PCs
and hem them in so the pack can bring them
down. If the PCs attempt to enter this building,
the presence of their young will cause them to
fight with a +10 modifier to their attack rolls.
Encounters: 10 Devil Dogs
A search of this residence reveals: 4 Car
Batteries, 18 Canned Food, 36 Chemistry
Ingredients, 12 MDMA, 4 Nutritional
Supplement, 2 Codeine, 58 NSAID, 1 Book
(Cooking).
14. Manager’s Office
(Scrounging Modifier -50)
This office was one of the first places ransacked
in the first days AZ. Sadly, looters were looking
for money in those hectic first days, not
realizing what post-apocalypse survival would
really require.
Encounters: None
A search of this residence reveals: 4 Chemistry
Ingredients.
15. Laundromat
(Scrounging Modifier -10)
The stench from this place is incredibly bad.
Several laundry machines have been toppled
and the poor unfortunates trapped beneath ate
themselves free in undeath.
Encounters: 5 Half Pints
 A search of this residence reveals: 1 Nail Puller,
1 Book (Engineering).
16. Deputy Higgins Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +10)
Deputy Higgins was a local boy and “gun
enthusiast” who considered the Hills fellows
local boys who “weren’t harming anyone”. He
and his partner returned here when things got
bad, believing Higgins’ cache of arms, along
with the other well-armed residents of the park,
would protect them. The two went down in a
blaze of glory, as evidenced by the spent shell
casings that litter this place. There are cases for
weapons not in evidence as well, including a
shotgun.
The weapons that are still here must have been
in immaculate condition, as they are still in
decent shape after months of sitting out in the
trailer.
Encounters: 2 Juggernauts
A search of this residence reveals: Ruined
Medium Body Armor (on Deputy #1), Fair
Heavy Body Armor (on Deputy #2), 118 rounds
7.62x51mm, 120 rounds 9x19mm, Sig-Sauer P-
229R(Fair), 108 rounds .357, 130 rounds 10
Gauge, 128 rounds 5.56x45mm, Glock 17
(Fair), M-16A2 (Poor).
17. Empty Residence
(Scrounging Modifier -50)
This place was left in pitiful condition by a group
of squatters from before the apocalypse.
Encounters: None
A search of this residence reveals: 1 Canned
Food.
18. Bendis Residence
(Scrounging Modifier -50)
Whoever lived here, they got out before things
got bad and did a thorough job of packing up
their possessions.
Encounters: None
A search of this residence reveals: 5 NSAID.
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19. Booker Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +10)
Encounters: None
A search of this residence reveals: 3 Drinking
Alcohol.
20. Old Man Crowley’s Former
Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +0)
In the days before the apocalypse, the Crowley
family were driven off their land by real estate
developers. While fighting a never-ending battle
in the courts, the clan moved to several trailers
in the White Star Park. While the Apocalypse
afforded them the chance to reclaim their land,
the chaos of the town’s death throes caused
one very important item to be left behind: a
family photo dating from the Great Depression.
Old Man Crowley has sent some of his boys to
recover the item but the cowards have been
reluctant to enter the park. If they observe the
PCs enter this trailer, they will move in and wait
for them to exit. They will then order the return
of the photo. The PCs can hand it over, or ask
for something in return.
Remember the boys Crowley sent are cowards.
They will only attack if both of the following is
true: they outnumber the PCs and the PCs
seem injured or weak. Otherwise, they will take
the PCs to Old Man Crowley. Alternatively, the
PCs can ask the scouts to go to Old Man
Crowley and return with a price (not walking into
a cannibal camp being something the PCs
might be understandably leery about).
Old Man Crowley is willing to pay the PCs the
princely sum of 50 cans for the photo, which is
worthless to anyone else. If the PCs accept this
price without negotiation, their Status with the
Crowley Clan will be increased by +1d10. If
they wish to negotiate a higher price using their
Barter skill, they can do so, but their Status with
the Crowley Clan will be reduced by -2d10.
Lastly (and least likely) if the PCs hand the item
over and ask for nothing, their status with the
Crowley Clan will go up +3d10. The old man
and his clan don’t have a lot of friends (and
frankly don’t want any) but they know the value
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 of a good deed and always try to repay their
debts. Consult the Status rules below for more
information.
Encounters: 6 Cannibals (note, the encounter
described above with these Crowley Clan
Cannibals can only be triggered once; when the
PCs enter Trailer #20, 21, 22 or 23).
A search of this residence reveals: 1 Heirloom
worth up to 50 cans to the right buyer (see
above).  Scrounging Modifier of the location where the
21. Crowley Residence
(Scrounging Modifier -10)
Encounters: 6 Cannibals (note, the encounter
described above with these Crowley Clan
Cannibals can only be triggered once; when the
PCs enter Trailer #20, 21, 22 or 23).
A search of this residence reveals: 1 Crowley
Clan Heirloom worth 13 Cans (see Trailer #20
for more information).
22. Crowley Residence
(Scrounging Modifier +10)
Encounters: 6 Cannibals (note, the encounter
described above with these Crowley Clan
Cannibals can only be triggered once; when the
PCs enter Trailer #20, 21, 22 or 23).
A search of this residence reveals: 4 Cell
Phones (cheap burner phones), 30 Canned
Food, 8 MRE, 10 Purified Bottled Water, 1 Book
(Outdoorsman), M1 Carbine, 26 Vehicle Spare
Parts, Power Drill.
23. Crowley Residence
(Scrounging Modifier -50)
Encounters: 6 Cannibals (note, the encounter
described above with these Crowley Clan
Cannibals can only be triggered once; when the
PCs enter Trailer #20, 21, 22 or 23).
A search of this residence reveals: 2 Antibiotic.
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New Item
Heirloom: Although humanity has been
reduced to a state of mere survival in the AZ,
there are still some items survivors are willing to
trade for, simply because they remind them of
what they once had. What constitutes an
heirloom is limitless. It could be a wedding ring,
a family photo, or even a favorite comic book.
Heirlooms are worthless to most survivors but
to the right person, they have a value of 1-100
cans plus a number of cans equal to the
heirloom was recovered.
Heirlooms are only found at the discretion of the
Game Master and multiple heirlooms in a single
location is extremely rare. If multiple heirlooms
are discovered, their value is still determined by
rolling percentile dice, meaning two heirlooms
found together could have widely differing
values.
Heirlooms often have an affect on a survivor’s
status as well. Returning such items, especially
if no compensation is asked for, could grant a
survivor a friend who will return their generosity
in the future. See the Status rules below for
more information.
New Monster
Tweaker (Zombie)
“I swear those things are still high after all this
time.” Source unknown
Number Encountered: 1 (loner); 1-10 (party);
2-20 (swarm); 5-50 (mega-swarm)
Combat Ability: 40 HP: 60
Health: 30 Action Points: 6
Insight: 50
Quickness: 60
Strength: 30
Level: 3
Skills: CQC (40), Athletics (60)
Perks: Light Hitter
Combat: Bite 2d10 CQC
Special: +4 damage on Light Melee Attacks
(from Light Hitter)
Description: Tweakers died either from an
overdose of drugs, or while extremely high on
drugs. For unknown reasons, this has altered
their physiology after rising into undeath. They
 are extremely fast and move with a
disconcerting, herky-jerky motion. They attack
with a series of lightning-fast claw strikes that
deal significant damage.  shares a Unity score) also share a Status with
New Rules
Status: Even after the fall of civilization,
humans will always gather into groups for
mutual protection and companionship. Over
time, these groups will turn into factions and it
can be useful for the GM to know where the
PCs stand with each of these groups.
Base Status: A survivor’s status begins the
game with a status of 40 for each faction in the
game. The factions don’t know the survivor
from Adam. Over time, a survivor’s status can
fluctuate up and down, as determined by game
events and application of the PC’s Influence
skill.
Increasing Status: There are several ways to
increase Status. First, the survivors could do a
good deed for the faction. Saving several
members of the faction (at least 10), killing
several enemies of the faction (again, at least
10), or contributing supplies worth 50 cans or
more to the faction are all worth +2d10 Status.
Making a minor contribution, such as saving a
member of the faction, killing 5-9 enemies of
the faction, or contributing supplies worth at
least 10 cans is worth +1d10 Status. Lastly, a
survivor trained in Influence can make a skill
check once per week to increase their Status by
+1d10.
Decreasing Status: Decreasing Status works
on the inverse of the system described above.
Killing several members of a faction, stealing
supplies and so forth will all decrease Status by
-2d10, while minor infractions will decrease
Status by -1d10.
Option: For Game Masters who want more
granularity in Status increases and decreases
can use the Unity rules for guidance on how to
increase and decrease Status by varying
amounts.
Guilt by Association: If the PCs are members
of a faction, their Status is equal to that Status’
faction. If the PCs cause Status with a friendly
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faction to fall, that could also decrease their
Status with other friendly factions. Also the
actions of an adventuring party (any group that
factions.
Favors: Any time a survivor increases their
Status with a faction, make a Status check. If
the roll on d% is less than the survivor’s current
Status, that faction owes the survivor a favor.
Using Favors: A favor can be called in for aid,
a minor reward and so forth. Multiple favors can
be called in simultaneously for a cumulative
effect. The value of a single favor is never more
than 5 cans, or the assistance of a single
member of the faction for approximately 1 hour.
Asking for aid in combat requires 2 favors per
member of the faction present, so 6 favors can
allow the PC to call on three followers of a
faction.
Favors can also grant a survivor a +10 to a
single Barter or Influence check with a faction.
A survivor can spend as many favors in this
manner as they wish. So 10 favors could be
spent for a +100 bonus on a single Barter
check, for example.
Vendettas: Any time a survivor decreases
their Status with a faction, make a Status check.
If the roll on d% is more than the survivor’s
current Status, that faction owes the survivor
some payback in the form of a Vendetta.
Using Vendettas: First, a survivor who has
both Vendettas and Favors from the same
group must immediately spend any existing
Favors to cancel out any Vendettas. Basically,
the faction is willing to overlook a transgression
if they have a generally favorable opinion of the
survivor, but the recent downturn in their
standing makes it less likely that faction will
come to their aid.
Optionally, a survivor can turn over 10 cans
worth of items to a faction to cancel out a
Vendetta at any time.
If the survivor doesn’t have any outstanding
favors, then they’ve earned a Vendetta. Each
Vendetta has a 25% chance for the faction to
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 harm the PCs in some way. For each Vendetta,
assume two members of the faction will take
part. Once Vendettas cause a faction to take a
hostile action, those Vendettas are “spent”.

For example, if a group of survivors have 5

outstanding Vendettas from the Crowley Clan,
the Game Master could have five members of
the clan attack the PCs. This would spend all
five Vendettas. However this turns out, the
survivors and the Crowleys would then return to
a state of general neutrality. Matters would
remain tense but as long as no outstanding
Vendettas remained, the clan wouldn’t seek out
conflict with the survivors.

Effect on Skills: One final effect of Status is on

the Barter and Influence skills. Survivors get a
bonus equal to their Status over 40, or a
penalty for their Status under 40. The maximum
bonus or penalty is plus or minus 25.

  

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