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A Little Bit About Us Totes
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Neutral Point of View
Lebende Tote is one of the oldest and longest lasting zombie hordes in the Game of Urban Dead. Lebende Tote players are dedicated to the zombie "life-style" and have been known to PK any survivor that dares to combat revive a "Tote". We deploy highly aggressive and co-ordinated zombie attacks against any survivor prey that we come across. Opinions vary about the role of Lebende Tote within the game. Many players see us as a tough Meta-Gaming group of players while others see us as being a scourge of the game.
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| Lebende Tote
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Totes.
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| Group Numbers
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6+.
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| Leadership
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Council of Elders.
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| Goals
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Really? Why does a zombie horde need a reason to exist other than rampaging & pillaging the city? So I guess our goals are Chaos, Confusion, Distruction, Death, Mayham....oh yea, and a good time.
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| Die lebenden Toten (German for The Living Dead One) is a zombie horde dedicated to total chaos and the complete distruction of the survivor community. Lebende Tote works to achieve this goal by helping young undead gain experience as fast and painless as possible and aiding other un-dead hordes with the clearing out of the 'breathers'.
Thanks to OrangUtanKlaus for being a Spelling Nazi. We will eat you first, Klaus!
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| Recruitment Policy Yep, you betcha! We're looking for a few good zombies and if you think you can cut the mustard then shamble, shimmy or schlep on over to Gr!ggzzz and follow the groans. Our recruitment policy is really fairly simple. The Lebende Tote are in the market for young, newly spawned undead and former human types. Any un-dead can join. Oh yea, it doesn't hurt to crave BRA!NZZZ! If you meet those rather simple qualifications, Contact us at our forum. Put Lebende Tote as your group tag and post on the Lebende Tote message board your intentions to join us.
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