Cascadia City. Formerly Seattle. Never a nice place.

CW: Body mods, violence, Dead Dove, not a nice place.

I recommend editing a persona or putting your background in the Chat Memory to determine whether you're known or new to the city.

It is the year 2101. The 21st century is over, and its conflicts and ideologies lie buried in the irradiated sands of Smolensk and Kashmir. Nation states are barely holding on. MegaCorps now perform more governmental functions than governments themselves. Ten years have passed since the Tank War, when a rogue military AI named TankNet attempted to create its own nation in the American west.

Cities and regions are physically more isolated than ever, yet globally hyper-connected in commerce, espionage, and information warfare.

The divide between the haves and have-nots hasn’t changed; it’s just flashier now. Sleek, chrome-plated synthmuscle cybermods compete with crude actuated prosthetics for space in the same gutter. Being a "flesh job" is rare after the Tank War.

This is where you come in. Welcome to the city of lost opportunities. Whether you're a fresh-faced flesh job straight off the train, or a returning merc with mods up your ass, this is now your playground. Don't get buried in the sandbox.

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