The Slaughter at Red Hollow
Battlefield: a scorching desert plain at noon · 8 Oct 2026 · Ranked
Zombie Horde
3,000 slow, shambling zombies that feel no pain or fear, can only be stopped by destroying the head, and turn anyone they bite.
Lone Sherman
One WWII M4 Sherman tank with a 5-man crew, a 75mm gun with 40 shells and two machine guns. It cannot refuel and the crew must eventually rest.
ROUND 1 OF 4
Lone Sherman opens up with both machine guns. Across a scorching desert plain at noon, Zombie Horde stagger forward, slow but utterly relentless.
ROUND 2 OF 4
Lone Sherman fires high explosive into the thick of Zombie Horde. Zombie Horde are cut down in rows.
ROUND 3 OF 4
Lone Sherman simply drives through Zombie Horde, tracks grinding. Zombie Horde are cut down in rows.
ROUND 4 OF 4
Lone Sherman simply drives through Zombie Horde, tracks grinding. Zombie Horde are destroyed to the last shambling corpse.
» The Sherman rolls forward over what is left of Zombie Horde.
THE WAR ORACLE'S VERDICT
A genuinely close fight. Lone Sherman brings immune to pre-modern weapons, while Zombie Horde answers with feel no pain or fear. Terrain and nerve on a scorching desert plain at noon could swing it either way.
- Feel no pain or fear
- Only 40 shells
- The battlefield: a scorching desert plain at noon
MVP: The tank driver
Lone Sherman holds a scorching desert plain at noon, bloodied but victorious. Zombie Horde is finished as a fighting force.