A WORLD TO CROSS.
A TRAIN TO MAKE YOUR OWN.

In Rumblekeep, the road to the Last Refuge tells the convoy’s survival story. Train appearances, halos and pennants give it an identity without changing its power.

Why the train keeps moving

After a climate and industrial collapse, the convoy crosses hostile regions to bring its passengers to safety.

Stops, not homes

Fortified factories repair and resupply the train, but their limited reserves cannot support the passengers for long. The journey must continue.

The Last Refuge

At the end of the rails, a community lives in a coastal valley sheltered by mountains and an old dam. Fresh water, hydroelectric power and protected crops allow it to welcome the passengers.

The route and its light

From arid landscapes to forests, scenery varies by region. Light shifts from day to sunset, then night and dawn; precipitation follows the regions.

The convoy crosses an arid landscape. — Arid lands
Buildings and vegetation adapted to dry lands.

The train moves through a forest at night. — The forest at night
Light also transforms familiar landscapes.

See the regions in the gallery

Illustration of the Last Refuge dam and station. — Last Refuge scenery used in the game, shown here as an illustration.

Four looks for your convoy

Themes change the locomotive, wagons, weapons and visual effects. They are appearance choices with no combat bonus.

Origine

The convoy’s starting appearance.

Équipe de secours

A theme earned by completing wave 10 in a normal journey.

Carnaval

A complete theme for the train, its weapons and effects, available for purchase on iOS.

Polaire

A complete theme in cold colours, available for purchase on iOS.

Halos are part of the relevant themes. They are not a currency, a power upgrade or a separate item for sale.

Pennants and their challenges

The art catalogue contains 100 designs: 12 are implemented in the game and shown here. The other 88 remain proposals for future additions.

Twelve cosmetic pennants each have their own challenge: defeat enemies, travel a set distance or meet a journey condition. All progress automatically during normal journeys, even offline and without sharing statistics. Pinning a challenge only makes it easier to find; once unlocked, you decide whether to equip the pennant.