Reactor

Reactor
This terrifying building came from a soviet submarine and sends powerful bolts of electricity arcing around the town with a deafening crackle. The only "hitch" is that it has to be repaired daily. If it is destroyed, the town and its surroundings are instantly vaporized, wiping everything off the map (where you'll be). The label reads: soviet design, assembled in « вшивый ».
Category	Buildings
Sub Category	Foundations
Blueprints Blueprint	Construction Blueprint (very rare!) very rare!
Parent building	Foundations Foundations
Defence	500
Action Points cost	100
Resource cost	Metal Support×15 Unshaped Concrete Blocks×2 Battery×10 Electronic component×4 Engine×1

A massive amount of defence on the cheap but only after finding a very rare blueprint and at a cost of required daily maintenance. This thing could go off at any second. On the bright side, all the zombies around the town are dead. On the bad side, so are you.

Notes

• Each night, the Reactor takes damage points. These seem to be a random amount - in the range of 62 - 250 points per night.
• The Reactor loses twice as much defence as damage points. For example, a fully-repaired Reactor gives 500 , but a reactor that has taken 97 damage will give only 304 .
• The damage is done to the reactor before the attack, which means it will never give the full 500 defence.
• You can repair the reactor - 1 will restore 2 damage points.
• As the Reactor is repaired, the defence will increase again, until it is fully repaired, when it will give 500 once again.
• If the Reactor's defence points reach zero, the town is destroyed. NOT devastated, the town icon is rubble with smoke on it. you can enter the town, but presumably the well and all things in bank and houses are obliterated. If you die, it says "Death by Infection".
• Dying by the Reactor gives the Atomic Death distinction

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Trivia

• The Reactor's production site roughly translates into "Lousy". No official info is shared on the matter, so the translation and fluff are debatable.