spaceThe city of Rockwall is located on the edge of Lake Ray Hubbard, one of the largest lakes in north Texas spanning 22,000 acres. There are plenty of nice beaches, hiking and biking trails, and other outdoor activities. Predominant fish species include white and hybrid striped bass, largemouth bass, channel and blue catfish, and white crappie. When the outbreak occurred, many boat-owners (and enterprising not-boat-owners) opted to take to the water to escape the undead.
- Supply rating: very low - all supplies available are claimed by the owner of the boat they are on. A bartering system has emerged, but it's highly subjective and relies heavily on finding a person on a good day and/or with a compassionate demeanor. Most people have taken to returning to the city for supplies when they get too low. The one perk is that, if you're good at fishing, there's a decent supply of food, provided you're willing to risk eating fish that have been swimming with the undead.
Shelter rating: medium - The quality of shelter is high, but prevalence is fairly low. You have to get lucky enough to find a boat, or to be invited onto one by someone on the mainland for a supply run.
Danger rating: low - there are undead in the lake, but they're fairly easy to avoid. Floating bodies are fairly common, but they struggle to grab onto the boats. Shallow waters are more dangerous, as you may come across undead who are able to walk, but the water slows them considerably.
