Twelve named operators across four factions. Each card lists role, loadout, specialty, and combat stats — the raw spec sheet of who you'll fight beside (or against) in Cebu.
Pirate-blooded scavengers who own the Mactan coastline. Boats, bolos, and brutal close-quarters work.
Former bangka fisherman from Lapu-Lapu. Knows every reef, channel, and customs blind spot from Olango to Cordova.
Ex-shipyard welder. Built like a buoy, hits like a wrench. Carries the squad's heavy fire.
Free-diver turned wreck salvor. Pulls fuel and electronics from sunken hulls nobody else can reach.
Ex-BPO ops and call-center cowboys who turned skyscrapers into nests. Patient, networked, lethal at 400 m+.
Former network engineer. Runs the IT Park mesh that keeps every sniper team in sync across the skyline.
Holds the longest confirmed shot in the IT Park — 612 m, Ayala to Robinsons rooftop.
Was on a payment-fraud team before the collapse. Now he picks locks instead of pockets.
Mactan Export Processing Zone refugees turned fortress builders. They light the grid and fortify the line.
Ran the night shift at a semiconductor plant. Now keeps the Pusok base lit when the storms come.
Civil engineer with a mean streak. Designs perimeters that route raiders into crossfire boxes.
Wired the early-warning net that gives Pusok a 90-second jump on every horde push.
Ex-PNP mountain teams and Cebu hinterland hunters. They own the ridges above Toledo and Balamban.
Cuts sign nobody else sees. Has tracked an infected horde for 11 km without losing the trail.
Mountain healer from Argao. Crafts meds from the jungle when supply drops are dry.
Cliff goat from Boljoon. Scales tower blocks and ridge faces nobody else attempts.