Contents 1 History 2 Politics 3 Geography 4 Economy 4.1 Corporate Presence 5 References 5.1 Semi-Official sources 6 External links

History Edit

Welcome to Denver, also known as the Front Range Free Zone. It's a simmering cauldron of barely contained chaos. The City's six political sectors coexist only because they have no other choice. The sector's laws and economics conflict enough to make legal trade between them virtually nonexistent. Denver's shadow economy alone sustains the city; without the black and gray markets, no one could afford food and the other necessities of life. This situationforces Denver's residents to ignore as well as they can the borders between the sectors. People and products must cross sector borders daily, and only the governments try to track the dangers and opportunities that cross at the same time. Denver's free-for-all, Wild West attitude attracts powerful players, and that makes Denver a dangerous place even for the most experienced shadowrunners. This is the city where the great treaty of Denver was signed. The area is divided into six sectors. Each sector corresponds to a different nation. The six sectors are the Aztlan sector, CAS sector, Pueblo sector, Sioux Sector, UCAS Sector, and Ute Sector.

Politics Edit

Geography Edit

Following the Treaty of Denver, the city is divided between the USA and four members of the NAN: Aztlan, Pueblo, Sioux, and Ute. Denver and the surrounding territory became the Front Range Free Zone, a technically sovereign state goverened by the Council of Denver.

In 2034, CAS seceded from the UCAS. Because of this the UCAS Sector was divided to accommodate a section for CAS.

Following Ghostwalker's return in December 2061, the dragon destroyed the Aztlan Sector and removed the survivors.

In 2067, Ute was absorbed by Pueblo.

Economy Edit

Corporate PresenceEdit

• Aztechnology
• Pueblo Corporate Council
• Saeder-Krupp (cd.90)
• Warpdrive Systems (poad.71)

References Edit

• Denver: City of Shadows.
• Native American Nations Volume One, pp 116–117.
• Year of the Comet pp 59–75, 148.

• The Denver Nexus and Shadowland (den.70-84, tm.26-34)
• Mafia influence in: Underworld Sourcebook, pg 36.

• 2012, January 27: Dunkelzahn appears near Cherry Creek Lake (sr3.25)
• Several major smuggling routes run through Denver (tsh.79-88).
• Ground broken for a Temple of the Dragon (yotc.46).

Semi-Official sourcesEdit

The novel Night's Pawn is partially set in Denver (pp 85–196).

External links Edit

• Commando Quarterly January 2006 P12 P19

This page forked from Wordman's The Sixth World: A geographical index to the world of Shadowrun