"Here's the scenario:

5 weeks after the first incident (3 weeks after the Panic) you are in a base: fortified ~2,000 sq. ft. house, fortified using wood nailed onto the walls and bricks on the front.

Your base has 10 people, and you have enough food for them - barely: 2 crop fields, 25 sq. ft. each, nicely fertilized and mantained by a gardening team of 3 poeple.

You are the leader of a scavenging team of 4 people plus yourself. Take note that you are not the leader of the base, but you have a high 'rank' (second in command).

One day your scavenging team runs into 3 teenagers with baseball bats, knives, and street clothes. Obviously not prepared.

They all say the same story: that their house was overrun and they have survived by avoiding zombies and looting enough water and food to survive. They really want to join your base.

They look somewhat able bodied, as in, hitting the gym once and a while and running a mile at school once a week.

However, the leader of the base says that their stories sounded too rehearsed and they might just be scouts for a raider base.

The leader can't decide and leaves it up to you. You...

A) Decide to allow the kids to join the base as (insert job here).

B) Decide to allow the kids to join the base as (insert job here), but with extra security - such as bars over thier windows, locked doors when they sleep, etc.

C) Decide to tell the kids to take a hike.

D) Other"

"why?"

"i dont know, id tell them to bring us to their prior residence, and check it out, if i see a raider stronghold, ill stab the three teens and mark taht zone as a no-go on my local map"

"Do you really think that an undercover raider scout would take you to their base?"

"After Z-Day all bets are off bro. Since the CSI team isn't going to be dusting for fingerprints, I'm going to liquidate anyone who even implies a threat. Teens wielding weapons is a threat in my book."

"After Z-Day all bets are off bro. Since the CSI team isn't going to be dusting for fingerprints, I'm going to liquidate anyone who even implies a threat. Teens wielding weapons is a threat in my book."