User:Nemesis645

Good evening.

You are likely to find me playing under the human alias "William Roy", who is currently involved in the Northeastern Crusade. However, I am sometimes found playing as the zombie "Daemonius" to see what it is like as a zombie. This account is used for the unrelated purposes required. Neither character has met one another, and that is how I plan to keep it.

Another note I strongly stress- I am fine being revived as William Roy, but not Daemonius. If I am playing as William Roy, I will thank you and leave you be. If playing as Daemonius, I am likely to Shoot the Messenger. In general, I support combat revive.

Biography: William Roy

William Roy was born in Cranbrooke, Kent, England, 1977, to a father who worked in a company known as THEMPRA and a mother who was a scientist. William did not see his parents as much as other children did, due to their busy occupations. Instead, he would often be found in a youth club to keep him busy while his parents were absent. He joined the army aged 20.

Originally sent to fight in the Congo, he was relocated before the war finished and sent to Malton. When quarantine started, he was ordered to lead a squad in and secure a potential outpost, but the attempt failed badly and William was isolated from the rest of his squad. He was eventually forced to wander in the vain hope of leaving back to the UK and meeting his parents, who assumed him dead. His current whereabouts are unknown as the Sergeant has no plan to reveal his locations to potential rogues or zombies-to-be.

	Combat Reviver
	This user or group supports the strategy known as 'Combat Revival'.

Biography: Daemonius

Daemonius, formerly known as the human Captain Byrne, is an active zombie located in the middile of Malton.

As Captain Byrne, Daemonius was born as the first of three siblings. He was rejected as a sibling and son for qualities his parents found undesirable. Byrne joined the army in response to this.

He was in Malton off-duty in a pub and was caught in the initial hours of the outbreak. Byrne was bitten by the zombies and crawled away to die, reaching Barrville before dying alone.

In his dying moments, Byrne remembered the rejection he had suffered from and wished it had never happened as it resulted in him ending up in Malton. He later died and reanimated shortly before the suburb's fall.

Now as Daemonius, the zombie has recently been sighted moving directly south from Barrville to Tapton after mauling a survivor to death in the now-sieged Mockridge Heights. Those local to Tapton should be weary as he is likely to attack survivors on sight.

There is a report from an unidentified witness that he is currently near a group of disorganised zombies and attempting to rally them together. Shortly after this was given, Daemonius was killed and revived by a group of scientists. Now he remembers his life as Captain Byrne, but dislikes it as it brings back the memories of his past. He is now seeking a way to be a zombie once more.

	Anti-Combat Reviver
	This user dislikes the strategy known as 'Combat Revival'.

	Shoot the Messenger
	This user or group follows the strategy of Shoot the Messenger. Combat reviving this user's character is a good way to eat a bullet.

Groups I support

The following groups have my support in the fight for human survival:

The Imperium

	Umbrella Biohazard Containment Service Ally
	This User or group supports The U.B.C.S. in their fight against the undead.

COMBAT REVIVE (Group)

	Malton Rangers
	This User or group supports the Malton Rangers in their never ending quest to aide the fair citizens of Malton, pursue classiness to the utmost, and stop barhah in all areas it rears its ugly head

Any survivors near Huntley Heights including One Man and His Dog

I am also joining the Northeastern Crusade as William Roy. However, I am not going to use Daemonius to go anywhere near the North-East. In fact, Daemonius is not to be part of any group. Instead you will find me as a feral, though if a siege is to start, I am likely to join in for brains (unless doing this would result in zerging).

Tactics I Support

	Combat Reviver
	This user or group supports the strategy known as 'Combat Revival'.

= More people, less zombies!

However, if I am unable to revive, I will revert to attacking, particularly in a siege or breakout.