Several major smuggling routes run through Denver Underworld The Denver Nexus and Shadowland Smuggling Aztechnology (removed by Ghostwalker in the 2060s).
Which also housed the Nuggets, and probably all other local sports teams. Since the NFL is still considered all American (and the Utes wouldn't let any anglos in to their sector anyway), the owners quickly started plans to build the new Broncomania Stadium, which was completed in 2025. After the Treaty of Denver, Mile High Stadium fell into the hands of the Ute Sector. Sports are practically a religion in Denver (some would argue that it is a religion). The six sectors are the Aztlan sector, CAS sector, Pueblo sector, Sioux Sector, UCAS Sector, and Ute Sector. Each sector corresponds to a different nation. This is the city where the great treaty of Denver was signed. Denver's free-for-all, Wild West attitude attracts powerful players, and that makes Denver a dangerous place even for the most experienced shadowrunners. 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. This situation forces Denver's residents to ignore as well as they can the borders between the sectors. 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.
The sector's laws and economics conflict enough to make legal trade between them virtually nonexistent. The City's six political sectors coexist only because they have no other choice. It's a simmering cauldron of barely contained chaos. Welcome to Denver, also known as the Front Range Free Zone. Aztechnology used the opportunity to take again control of parts of the city in the name of Aztlan. In the fall of 2074 a conflict between Ghostwalker and the immortal elf Harlequin came to head and plunged Denver into a civil war like state with underworld groups fighting and regular terrorist attacks. Aztlan athletes are prohibited from entering the city. Ground broken for a Temple of the Dragon Ģ072, the Winter Olympics are held in Denver. The Council of Denver is left to govern everyday affairs in Denver. JanuGhostwalker takes control of Denver and bans Aztlan from the city. He focuses on the Azlan district and destroys the Aztlan teocalli. That same day he finds his body and begins an attack on Denver. In 2037 the Denver Data Haven goes online.ĭecember 24, 2061, Ghostwalker emerges from the Watergate Rift in Washington F.D.C. The treaty also divided Denver in to districts for the United States, Aztlan, Sioux, Pueblo, and Ute nations. The treaty recognized the sovereignty of the NAN and gave them control over most of the western United States. The Native American Nations, the United States, Canada, and Aztlan were apart of the signing. On April 25, 2018, the Treaty of Denver is signed after three months of negotiations. January 27, 2012, Dunkelzahn emerges from Cherry Creek Lake. In 2002 the Sovereign American Indian Movement (SAIM) is formed in Denver by several Native American Nations with the goal of removing "foreign intrusion" so they can rule themselves.
The subway has fallen in to disrepair with only one line still running and many unfinished tunnels. While there is a subway system that runs east to west that runs through only the Denver area. There is a maglev running north to south connecting the metroplex ran by Front Range Transit International. Because of this the UCAS Sector was divided to accommodate a section for CAS.įollowing Ghostwalker's return in December 2061, the dragon destroyed the Aztlan Sector and removed the survivors. In 2025, the Broncomania Stadium was completed in the UCAS sector of Denver. Denver and the surrounding territory became the Front Range Free Zone, a technically sovereign state governed by the Council of Denver. The Denver Metroplex consists of Boulder to the north, down to Colorado Springs to the south.įollowing the Treaty of Denver, the city is divided between the USA and four members of the NAN: Aztlan, Pueblo, Sioux, and Ute.
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