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1The Fourth Reich
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3When darkness rules the world, those with darkness in their hearts prosper. In the final days of the Russian Federation, the Neo-Nazi movement was flourishing. When the apocalypse hit, what remained of it took their fanatism to a whole new level, much like their Red counterparts. Establishing a firm hold on the triangle stations of Tverskaya, Chekhovskaya and Pushkinskay in the central Metro, a reign of fear began. While initially loosely grouped together and united only by hatred, the Fourth Reich has now grown into a fully National Socialist state - or so they like to believe - led by the mysterious Führer, said by some to be the reincarnation of Adolf Hitler himself.
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5Not that they know who this Hitler was, exactly. Most would describe him as an ancient, semi-mythical emperor, or spin even more bizarre tales. Knowledge of the past fades soon when not maintained, and after twenty years in the shadows below Moscow few remember what National Socialism was actually about. Emulating the Third Reich in every way they can, complete with a black leather uniforms and somewhat odd accents, the Nazi certainly do remember that the Reds and Nazis once fought a grand war, but they have forgotten the details. The heavily indoctrinated Nazi society worships the past, but knows little of it.
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7Worshipping the glorious Slavic race, the purest and most superior of all human breeds, the Nazis aim to overthrow the entire Metro, cleansing it of Communist swine and Caucasian [i]untermenschen[/i]. These alien ethnic groups have, in lack of anything better, assumed the traditional role of the Jews, and are exterminated on sight. The Nazis have one large obstacle against this their sacred quest - underpopulation. Woefully few, with a large female deficit, they rely mainly on a relatively small, elite war machine fuelled and reinforced by forced conscriptions, raiding and slavery.
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9Due to their brutal tactics and goals, few enjoy the company of Nazis. The Hansa and some independent stations do not shy away from trading with them, but tensions are high. They have waged a bloody war against their Communist archenemies for a long time now, but the conflict seems frozen in place, with wave after wave of Reds smashing against their fortifications. This brutal monotony is interrupted only by revolutionary raids deep into Nazi territory.