Asshole Victim: It’s easier to count the sympathetic casualties as between the sadistic prison gangs, abusive guards, and cannibalistic Imperials decency runs pretty short in the story.Aristocrats Are Evil: Used with Warden Kloth, who is, quite simply, a nasty bastard.Apocalyptic Log: The Twitter accounts used in the novel's marketing, including one used by an eventually-zombified stormtrooper as he describes each step of the virus infecting his body.Though possibly justified, since the Empire can just make more.
Apocalypse How: Initially a Type 3, with everyone except the six protagonists either dead or zombified, but then moves into a Type 3A when it turns out the virus was manufactured as a bioweapon by the Empire.Tie-in content for Star Wars: Galaxies was also produced. In 2010, it was followed up by a prequel, Star Wars: Red Harvest, which delves into the origins of the virus over three thousand years ago at a Sith Academy. Together they attempt to escape Purge without succumbing to the ravenous horde of the undead that is roaming both the barge and the nearby Destroyer. The story follows six characters - young brothers Trig and Kale Longo, resident doctor and sole female occupant Zahara Cody, sadistic Captain of the Guard Jareth Sartoris along with two prisoners lucky enough to be in solitary confinement until an antibody is found. After a team is sent over to find the parts, half of them go missing, and the other half bring back a deadly and seemingly-incurable plague to the rest of the guards and inmates. The only place to repair them is a seemingly-deserted Star Destroyer nearby. A somewhat Darker and Edgier Star Wars Legends horror novel by Joe Schreiber from 2009 that utilises one of the horror genre's most beloved elements - zombies.Īboard the Imperial Prison Barge Purge, the engines break down in the middle of nowhere.
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