This has become a common occurrence in the new world, and the mutants have grown to accept this fact. When the travelers send one, or two, of their own to try and reach the throne, it's likely that they will not be coming back alive. The travelers know of the risks of attempting to reach the throne, so they have decided to send one member at a time to reduce the chance of failure. Joonas Turner created the language for this game, and he announced that they are planning on releasing information about its further use some time in the future. At the start of a run, the mutants say "FLÄSHYN" which translates to "Let's do this". This new language, called Trashtalk, is the language for the new world. Not much is known from the old world, so the mutated members of this new society of travelers had to develop new ways of communication, and ultimately develop a new culture. The Nuclear Throne isn't what it's supposed to be. Once a mutant from the group reached the throne, however, things don't go as planned. The travelers concluded that they must reach the throne to save the world, meeting newcomers to travel alongside them. The throne is said to be the only way to stabilize the world once again, and The Proto Mutant had found it! The travelers don't know what happened to the mutant when he sat upon the glorious seat, but the throne did not re-stabilize the world. This fortress, heavily guarded by beings of pure radiation, housed the throne. The mutant, deemed "The Proto Mutant", traveled the wastes until he found The Palace. The legend begins with a single mutant, who supposedly found the throne, but was never heard from again. They spoke of an ancient legend: the legend of The Nuclear Throne.
As the years went by, the new inhabitants of the wasteland found a new purpose, and some began to travel together. No one knows why the apocalypse occurred, but it doesn't matter anymore. The nature of these portals is unknown, although it may be related to the I.D.P.D., a police force from another world.
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Even some pools of radiation alone were enough to create sentient beings! The apocalypse also created mutations, special abilities obtainable through enough radiation consumption, and portals, a series of mysterious worm-hole-like tunnels that transport anything it consumes from one place to the next. Humans, plants, animals, and even robots turned into horrible monsters. Life, somehow, recreated itself and generated new beings to roam the new world, even if it were in shambles. The apocalypse did not destroy earth, it merely changed it. Once the nuclear apocalypse struck, everything changed. A long time ago, humans lived, died, and survived on earth.
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