Quest 1 · landslide · NBRO Level 1 → 3
Night on the Slope.
Hill-country village, south-west monsoon
Amber means packed and dressed, not wait-and-seeAnyone who needs help to move goes a level earlyThe slope signs override a warning that never came
The briefingFriday evening. Dark by about half past six.
PlaceDehigama, a lane of four houses on a cut slope above the main road. Pasbage Korale DS division.
SeasonSouth-west monsoon. It has rained for nine days.
Households in your care4
A fictional village of four households on a tea slope. The warning names a real Divisional Secretariat division, because that is the name you have to recognise.
A training scenario. Nothing here is a real warning.
You are the response team for four households at the top of the lane. Nobody has appointed you. You are the ones who read the bulletins.
Aththamma is 78 and walks with a stick. She lives alone in the second house.
Nimali's house is the lowest on the lane, directly below the cut. Two children, six and eleven.
There is one road out, and it crosses the stream at the bottom.
No preparedness bonus. Fill in your household card and tick the ten things first and you start this quest better off, exactly as a household would. Do that now — or play without it.
Solo mode
You hold all five roles
In a team the roles are split between players and some turns wait on one person. On your own, every call is yours.
Warning Decoder — Reads the bulletins, turns levels into household actions, and spots which DS division is named.Part 2 — the three ladders
Evacuation Lead — Decides when each household leaves, runs the ten-minute departure, picks the route.Part 1: leaving now · Part 3: the family plan
First Aid — Handles the injuries: bleeding, CPR, someone pulled from water, burns.Part 1: when someone is hurt
Shelter & Supplies — Water, food, the go-bag, safety-centre registration and hygiene.Cut off · the household store · the safety centre
Information Officer — Checks the rumours, keeps the out-of-area contact updated, closes the Tamil and Sinhala gaps.Four things that go wrong · how to help