ERADICATION

ERADICATION is a team shooter on Roblox. you play a contractor, the town hires your kind because nobody who actually lives there can do the job anymore. the streets belong to Furries. your job is to push them off, hold what you take, and eventually go deal with the thing waiting underneath all of it.

you start at Whiskerhold. that’s the only ground that’s still yours. everything past it is enemy territory. a flag doesn’t become yours because you walked up and touched it. it becomes yours when the Furries are off it long enough for the town to actually accept the change.

The setup

a town got overrun by Furries. they used to be normal people. they spent too long online and changed into something else. i know your boiling mad right now, but chill.

you are not a soldier. you are a contractor. the town pays you to clear the streets, hold the ground after, and keep the line moving forward.

The town

the map is split into seven named territories. one of them is yours when the round starts. the other six are not.

• Whiskerhold. base territory. spawn-only foothold. the only ground you start on.
• Furward. Furry ground at round start. reclaimable.
• Furrow. Furry ground at round start. reclaimable. the single objective in Rush mode.
• Purridge. Furry ground at round start. reclaimable.
• Whisken. Furry ground at round start. reclaimable.
• Bloodwhisk Reach. Furry ground at round start. reclaimable.
• Whiskspire. Furry ground at round start. reclaimable.

each territory has a flag. a flag belongs to the contractors, the Furries, or nobody, and either side can contest it. the minimap shows a running count: TERRITORIES RECLAIMED: X / Y. Whiskerhold doesn’t count toward that number. it’s where you come from, not what you take back.

reclaimed ground is not safe ground. the Furries push back. they post bodies around the flags they hold, contest the ones you take, and come back in numbers tuned to the player count and the mode you picked.

The Furries

the Furries are not one creature with different health bars. they are an opposing side and the game treats them like one. some chase you. some guard flags. some sit back and shoot. some are still dangerous after they die.

Furry pressure scales with the server. a solo run is still crowded. a full lobby is not the same town with more witnesses. it’s a denser problem with more bodies in it.

Modes

three modes are live. they give the same town different rules.

Traditional

the full job. 48 minutes. start at Whiskerhold, push through the six Furry-held territories, hold them long enough for the count to climb. when all six are reclaimed, the boss route opens.

Rush

the compressed version. 7 minutes 30. one objective: Furrow. the contractors begin with it already captured. the Furries only need to take it once. there is no boss.

Infection

15 minutes. the map gets worse the longer the Furries hold ground. Furry-held flags produce spawn pressure in a radius around themselves, so cleared streets next to enemy ground stay loud. downed contractors can come back on the wrong side. there is no boss in this mode. the mode is its own problem.

Deployment

you don’t spawn anywhere you feel like. where you can deploy is gated by who owns the ground. Whiskerhold is always available. forward deploys depend on what your side has reclaimed. lose a flag and your respawn options shrink.

The arsenal

weapons decide the kind of mistake a contractor can survive. pistols cover the moment your primary fails on you. shotguns answer bad distances. rifles carry long distance fights. machine guns, uhh, just go Rambo with it. anti-materiel rifles, rockets, and vehicle weapons are there for the targets that should not be solved with small arms.

loadouts are saved between rounds. most weapons unlock through cash and XP. some are tied to the LQI Roblox community and gamepasses.

read more on the weapons wiki

Vehicles and aircraft

vehicles get contractors across ground that is no longer worth walking. they have hit points. they can be disabled. they can explode. they are tools, not safety.

read more on the vehicles wiki

The boss

the boss is locked at the start of every Traditional round. he is not part of the street population. he only becomes available after the six reclaimable territories are in contractor hands.

when that happens, the route opens. there is a cutscene. there is an atmosphere change (quite literally). there is a tunnel, reached through the basement of a random house somewhere on the map. there is a core to deal with. there are small Furries, Helpers, moving through the tunnel system like its Vietnam.

at the end of it, a large unnamed man guarded by small Furries.

who is this large unnamed man? well, we know that he’s missing, unemployed, and a dangerous man, therefore we need to slime him, completely original outcome. there’s just posters yearning for his presence to grace the town again, and also a massive bounty on his head.

he has no title. there are no phases to memorize. the fight scales with how many contractors are in the den. more fighters means more Furries, more health, more damage. the job ends here or it does not end this round.

Rush has no boss. Infection has no boss. the boss is the Traditional ending, and only after the town is taken.

Field voice

why callouts? blame your government. anyway, callouts in-game are short and dry: contact. multiple hostiles. heavy incoming. boss spotted. need backup. hold position. fall back. help me. i’m down. nobody has time for speeches. do not expect any.

The short version

start at Whiskerhold. take Furward, Furrow, Purridge, Whisken, Bloodwhisk Reach, and Whiskspire away from the Furries. hold what you take. use vehicles when walking is a bad idea. use Blackhawks when distance is the problem.

when the six are reclaimed, the route goes below the town. under a random house, in a tunnel, there is a large unemployed dude with imaginary small Furries around him.

you are quite literally fighting his imagination.

that is the job. slime him, get paid.