
Scenario Playbook 01
Grid Down
Your first hour, first day, and first week with no power.
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When the world ends, it won't wait for you to get ready.
The lights go out. Cell service drops. Card readers stop working and store shelves are bare by sunrise. The first hour is when every gap in your plan shows up. These 13 survival guides and fill-in workbooks help your family put a written plan together now, while everything still works.
You start with Grid Down, the guide plus its workbook. All 13 guides can be added at checkout.
Be honest
If the power went out right now, how many days of drinking water do you have at home?
If the phones go down, do your kids know where to find you?
How much cash do you keep at home for when card machines stop working?
Which prescription would run out first, and how would you refill it?
Who makes the call to leave, and where does your family go?
Does your plan still work if your phone is dead?
If any of those made you pause, most families are in the same spot. The workbooks fix that: they ask the questions one at a time, and you write the answers down long before you need them.
This is real
Each of these began on a normal day, and none of them gave anyone time to prepare.
people died after Winter Storm Uri left millions of Texas homes without power. Most died from the cold, and 19 died from carbon monoxide.
of the fuel used on the East Coast stopped flowing after a ransomware attack shut down the Colonial Pipeline.
homes and businesses lost power for days after gunfire damaged two substations in Moore County. A nighttime curfew followed.
Windows machines crashed in a single morning from one bad software update. Flights were grounded, and banks, stores, and railways went offline.
was all it took for Spain to lose roughly 60 percent of its electricity supply. Restoring more than 99 percent took about 18 hours.

The whole point
When the world ends, nobody pulls up the article they saved for later. They reach for what's written down, taped inside a cabinet door, and talked through at the kitchen table. Do the planning now, on an ordinary night, so the hardest night comes down to following the steps.
The library
Every guide walks you through the first 60 minutes, the first 24 hours, and the first 7 days, and each one includes a printable workbook. The covers below are the actual books.

Scenario Playbook 01
Your first hour, first day, and first week with no power.
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Scenario Playbook 02
When the grid, your electronics, and your car all shut down.
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This guide alone: $19
Scenario Playbook 03
Choosing shelter, timing your stay, and decontaminating.
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Scenario Playbook 04
Curfews, checkpoints, and deciding whether to stay or go.
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This guide alone: $19
Scenario Playbook 05
Bank runs, cash, bartering, and bare shelves.
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This guide alone: $19
Scenario Playbook 06
Ice storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, and flooding.
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This guide alone: $19
Scenario Playbook 07
Getting through weeks at home the right way.
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Supply System 08
How to store, filter, and purify water for your household.
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This guide alone: $19
Supply System 09
Long-term food storage and the garden that takes over.
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This guide alone: $19
Supply System 10
Generators, solar, fuel, and heating safely.
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This guide alone: $19
Supply System 11
Trauma care, medications, and sanitation.
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This guide alone: $19
Supply System 12
Hardening your home and staying aware.
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This guide alone: $19
Supply System 13
Radios, Faraday shielding, and go-bags.
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This guide alone: $19
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$97 through December 31, 2027. On January 1, 2028, All-Access goes to $247.
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How it works
Every guide and workbook lands in your private library as soon as you check out.
The workbook takes you through it in order: who lives in your home, what each person depends on, how much water you need, where you meet up, and when you leave. You fill in the answers.
Print it, put it in a binder, and go through it once with your family. Now everyone knows what to do, even with a dead phone.
Every guide, one system
How the scenario actually plays out, what breaks first, and the real events behind it.
The moves that count most while everyone around you is still guessing.
Day-one rules for water, food, power, heat, health, and communication.
Hold out, organize your street, and know exactly when it's time to leave.
Picks ranked good, better, and best so you can build in stages.
Run the numbers
The CDC recommends one gallon per person, per day. Most families are surprised by what two weeks of water looks like. Food math assumes about 2,000 calories per person per day; active adults, teens, and cold weather call for more.
A case is 24 half-liter bottles. The Water guide covers storing, filtering, and purifying it.
Get the full water plan $19
The series
When The World Ends follows one family through a crisis, one episode at a time, and you vote in the comments on what they do next. Every hard decision they face is covered in these guides, so your family can make its own ahead of time.
Not ready to buy?
Grab The First 72 Hours, a free 38-page starter guide with 12 action steps, a quick-action page, and a workbook of 10 fillable worksheets. Save it offline and print the quick-action page.
Every one of the 13 survival guides and all 13 printable workbooks, as PDFs you download right after checkout. You also get a private library link for downloading again on any device, plus the free First 72 Hours starter guide and its workbook.
No. You pay once. Nothing renews and nothing gets billed later.
Every guide comes with a workbook of fill-in pages: your household, what each person relies on, how much water and food you need, where you meet, and when you leave. Fill them in on screen with a PDF reader that supports forms, or print them for a binder.
Yes. Single guides are $19 each (Grid Down is $14 through November 30), and extra guides can be added for $9 each at checkout. All 13 together are $97 through December 31, 2027, and $247 after that.
Any All-Access checkout started by 11:59 pm Eastern on December 31, 2027 is $97. From January 1, 2028, All-Access is $247, which is all 13 guides at $19 each. A checkout started before midnight keeps the $97 price.
No. Everything is a PDF you download right after checkout. Read it on any phone, tablet, or computer, and print the plan pages so they still work when your devices don't.
Each guide lists its sources. The safety numbers in Grid Down were checked against official sources in October 2026, including the CDC, U.S. EPA, FoodSafety.gov, the FDA, and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. This is general preparedness information, not medical, legal, electrical, or firearms advice.
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