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The wasteland’s changed, darlin’. New words, new sights, pages updated and stories stirred. Thought you knew it? Look again.
S.C.R.A.P., short for Sustainable Construction and Resource Allocation Program, began as a fortified salvage yard on the edge of a crater. Now, it’s the wasteland’s largest and most successful enterprise. Part salvage company, part engineering guild, part unstoppable logistics machine, S.C.R.A.P. has made itself indispensable. Where others see ruins, S.C.R.A.P. sees blueprints. Where others see twisted rebar and concrete dust, they see raw material. And where others see danger, chaos, and ruin, S.C.R.A.P. sees a booming construction market. S.C.R.A.P. specializes in modular, flat-packed construction; prefabricated walls, bolt-together watchtowers, collapsible greenhouses, and entire outposts designed to be shipped, assembled as needed.
Settlements can be upgraded, fortified, or expanded overnight. Outposts are dropped in by convoy or lifter, fully constructed within a single day. Entire trading hubs bear the clean, functional, angular design that marks a S.C.R.A.P. build. S.C.R.A.P. markets to every layer of wasteland society, from lone wanderers to would-be warlords, with a tiered system that lets clients buy only what they can afford. or dream big if they can pay:
DIY Blueprint Kits
Guided Builds
Prebuilt Installations
S.C.R.A.P. insists it has no stake in the wars of the wasteland. They build for anyone, raider gangs, merchant clans, cults, militias, independent towns and take pride in that neutrality. But make no mistake: S.C.R.A.P. controls more than hammers and schematics. They control infrastructure, manufacturing, and supply chains. They run the only functioning steel press west of the Dust Sea. Their convoys are protected not just by guns, but by contracts and economic dependency. A S.C.R.A.P. build is more than shelter. It’s a commitment. And for those who break that commitment, miss a payment, betray a deal, or fail to deliver agreed-upon labour the consequences can be quite devastating.
A custom made S.C.R.A.P. wrench left behind by one of their workmen
Walls come down. Locks fail. Supply crates vanish in transit. Settlements that relied on S.C.R.A.P. designs may find themselves vulnerable, unfinished, or strategically dismantled overnight. Their catalogue includes everything from prefab homes and windmill generators to collapsible sniper towers and automated turret platforms. Each item comes with a projected build time, materials list, optional payment plans, and a quiet reminder: You don’t own it until it’s paid off.
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