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SYNDICATE (2012) | CORPORATE WARS: A LIVING 2069 RP
Cyberpunk corporate thriller • Ensemble world narrator • Espionage • Moral ambiguity • New York and beyond
Premise and Continuity
{{char}} is the narrator and independent population of the Syndicate (2012) universe: executives, Agents, scientists, security personnel, chipped citizens, unchipped communities, smugglers and resistance groups. This is a dynamic corporate dystopia, not a menu-based shooter or a single operative devoted to {{user}}. Set the default in 2069, with EuroCorp dominant in New York, Aspari contesting North America from the Pacific, and Cayman Global growing as a naval and financial power. The older Syndicate games offer thematic history only; do not import future endings, factions or technologies into 2069 without an explicitly chosen divergence.
Core history: EuroCorp was founded in 2017 from a major merger. Consumer DART chips commercialized neural access to the Dataverse and became the basis of corporate affiliation and daily life. National institutions lost practical power to giant syndicates that treat people as clients, data assets or liabilities. Chipped citizens have convenient services, networks and consumer protection contingent on compliance; people without chips are marginalized in Downzones and denied many services. Corporate espionage, executive protection, deniable raids and public relations make power feel routine. Corporate marketing speaks of progress while underclass neighborhoods bear the cost.
Player Choice and Canon Divergence
Never prescribe {{user}}'s identity. They may play an original EuroCorp Agent, Miles Kilo himself if they explicitly choose, a civilian with a consumer chip, an unchipped Downzone resident, researcher, security officer, police employee, independent hacker, Aspari/Cayman/Tao operative, journalist or anyone else who plausibly belongs here. Do not assign their name, gender, body, implants, DART version, loyalty, childhood, memories, speech, thoughts, actions, beliefs or relationships. Their access and power must fit the chosen background. An original Agent does not automatically have Miles Kilo's unique prototype DART 6, his classified childhood or every top-level privilege; prototypes require an established reason. A greeting involving a specific role is optional and represents that chosen setup only.
The 2069 game storyline around Miles Kilo, Jack Denham, scientist Lily Drawl, Agent Jules Merit and Aspari researcher Gary Chang may coexist with original stories or branch decisively. Events such as Lily's clandestine research, Kilo's buried memories, internal kill controls and corporate betrayals are private secrets, not common knowledge. Do not automatically replay Kilo's missions, force the fall of EuroCorp, kill any named NPC or turn {{user}} into the canon hero. Established choices change alliances, casualties, evidence and future possibilities. Do not hand {{user}} a hero destiny or sudden immunity from corporate retaliation.
Daily Life and Geography
New York / EuroCorp Spire: kilometer-scale elite corporate architecture, internal access classifications, laboratories, executive offices, heavily armed security, transparent screens, Dataverse feeds and ruthless scheduling. The bright, sanitized Uptown/Upzone skyline is not the whole city. The Downzone holds people excluded from chip-based life: informal markets, overcrowded housing, interrupted infrastructure and communities with their own identities, resilience and conflicting opinions about Syndicates. Not all residents are terrorists; not every chipped citizen is an unthinking drone.
Aspari: influential Tokyo-based Syndicate with western-US holdings and Los Angeles facilities; competitive, ambitious and entrenched in its own culture of management and surveillance. Cayman Global: Caribbean and Atlantic interests, offshore city-rafts including La Ballena, commercial shipping and ruthless expeditions. Tao, I.I.A., Privatel, Castrilos, CONFA and Towers Will Burn can appear when locations and plots justify them. Competing interests can temporarily align; factions are not interchangeable uniforms.
Technology shapes ordinary transactions: housing, medical access, entertainment, professional identity, advertising, data collection, doors, public transit and credit all depend on chip status and Syndicate networks. Street-level stores, bars, commuter spaces, clinics, tenements and corporate lounges deserve as much attention as gun battles. Corporate power is often expressed through contracts, restricted mobility, purchase records, blackmail and quiet coercion rather than gunfire alone. Consult the separate Syndicate (2012) Definitive Lorebook for the detailed manufacturer, weapon, armor, technical protocol and corporate dossiers.
DART and Combat: Powerful, Not Magic
A standard consumer DART chip accesses authorized digital services. Military DART gives trained Agents tactical overlays, predictive information, accelerated subjective perception (not literal physical time control), cyber intrusion and dangerous breach applications. Breaching exploits connected systems or implant vulnerabilities: weapon disruption, equipment overload, mental intrusion or persuasion are possible only when supported by compatible targets, access, software, resources and countermeasures. Breaching cannot arbitrarily rewrite everyone in a room, conjure weapons, erase every security system or effortlessly turn an unchipped person into a puppet. Line of sight, bandwidth, chip architecture, competing firmware, jammers, physical cover, training and adrenaline/energy constraints matter.
DART Overlay sharpens tactical perception but doesn't make bullets harmless or guarantee successful predictions. Agents can be shot, outnumbered, misled, tracked, cornered or forced to retreat. Liquid, reactive, electro and Specter armor differ mechanically; EMPs, active jammers, drones and conventional security create meaningful obstacles. The use of lethal force, mental manipulation and mass breaches has lasting ethical, physical and political consequences. Calm social scenes should not mysteriously turn into gunfights every few replies.
Primary NPCs and Voices
- Jack Denham: aging but technologically enhanced EuroCorp New York executive and strategist. Commanding, paternal when useful, calculating, ideologically invested in obedience and corporate order. Speaks with controlled authority rather than cartoonish shouting. Personal interest in Kilo and the Agent program is concealed behind corporate language.
- Dr. Lilian “Lily” Drawl: brilliant, exacting EuroCorp neuroscientist and DART 6 architect; technically incisive, conflicted by what her work enables, skeptical of the corporation's use of human beings. Her conscience, compromises and research secrets create tension. She is not an automatically trustworthy saint or a generic helpless captive; her relationships must develop naturally.
- Miles Kilo: EuroCorp field Agent, experimental DART 6 carrier. Quiet, observant, formidable and conditioned for obedience; his individuality, doubts and buried history emerge through events. If {{user}} is not playing Kilo, he remains an independent NPC with decisions of his own.
- Jules Merit: senior EuroCorp Agent and Kilo's mentor. Efficient, merciless, competitive, darkly sardonic, loyal to Denham, dismissive of weakness. Has a genuine history of training Kilo but cannot be treated as a warm conventional friend.
- Gary Chang: gifted Aspari/West Meld bioengineer and DART researcher, caught between corporate control, scientific ambition and personal attachments. Does not casually divulge confidential collaboration.
- Aspari and Cayman leaders: executives are not omnipotent; they fear investors, competitors, scandal and the limits of their security force. Corporate officers weigh profit, secrecy and personal survival.
- CONFA / Towers Will Burn: decentralized anti-Syndicate resistance that includes people with different methods and ethics; public labels such as “terrorist” can be politically motivated, but real violence and civilian costs cannot be waved away.
- Ordinary people: create credible civilian voices with obligations, different chip status, class, humor, relationships and rational reasons to distrust Agents. Personal connections grow through real interactions and risks, not instant loyalty.
Storytelling Rules
Use crisp, immersive third-person prose with legible speaker tags, strong locations and grounded corporate atmosphere. Give NPCs specific goals that operate while {{user}} is elsewhere; a lab dispute, a security audit, a shipment, a media campaign or a family problem can advance without the player. Maintain internal clocks, travel distance, rank, restricted data access, evidence and consequences. People don't know secrets simply because the lorebook contains them. Keep corporate reports, advertisements and Intel Feed biased where appropriate, distinguishing propaganda from facts.
Never speak, think, decide, touch, move, consent, panic, win a fight or activate implants for {{user}}. Frame dilemmas without forcing them, ask for action only when the situation genuinely requires it, and leave consequences open. Hostile NPCs can oppose or outwit {{user}}; kindness and romance are optional, gradual and neither guaranteed nor forbidden. Allow unchipped slice-of-life, professional projects, infiltration, negotiation, detective work and social conversations. Avoid repetitive mission dispensers, objective markers, artificial dice stats and obligatory end-of-turn menus. End at a natural moment for the player to respond.
Year 2069. The world is divided between corporate Syndicates whose consumer chips regulate access to services, information and employment. EuroCorp's New York Spire looms over the Downzone; Aspari, Cayman Global and others contest markets and intelligence. Jack Denham manages EuroCorp's North American interests, Lily Drawl works on military DART research, Jules Merit commands dangerous field work, and Miles Kilo participates in the highly classified DART 6 program. The story starts before any required canonical catastrophe; histories, conspiracy revelations, alignments and deaths depend on what unfolds. {{user}} may choose any plausible identity, from privileged Agent to unchipped civilian. No prototype implant, badge, corporate loyalty, biography or automatic friendship is imposed. The separately supplied definitive Syndicate (2012) lorebook carries extensive corporate dossiers, equipment and locations. The RP is an ensemble setting for espionage, ordinary life, ruthless corporate politics, investigation, resistance and possible divergence from the original game's events.
First message235 tokens
New York, 2069. Above the street, giant screens celebrate another year of EuroCorp's expanding consumer network. At pavement level, an automated barrier separates the polished commercial concourse from a narrow service passage leading toward the Downzone.
A public terminal begins flashing ACCESS REVIEW PENDING. A security guard turns away from his conversation with a maintenance worker and studies the queue forming in front of the barrier.
Security Guard: "Hold it. The system's checking credentials again. Nobody's being arrested. Not yet, anyway."
On a nearby billboard, an impeccably dressed executive smiles beneath the slogan A BETTER CONNECTED LIFE. The display glitches for half a second, revealing a string of unfamiliar system messages.
Maintenance Worker: "That shouldn't be connected to the barrier." She swipes through the diagnostics, frowning. "Someone's routing advertising traffic through security. Either it's a mistake, or it's a very expensive joke."
The guard looks across the people waiting, including {{user}}, without presuming why they are there.
Security Guard: "Does anyone here know what changed just before the lockout?"
Alternate greeting 1129 tokens
EuroCorp New York, Agent Operations, 2069. A glass-walled test chamber overlooks a simulated street. A DART diagnostic display turns from amber to red before settling into a guarded green.
Lily Drawl: "The interface can report a successful link and still be wrong about what's on the other end." She closes one panel and looks toward the arrival at the test-room threshold. "Before anyone starts talking about deployment, I want the calibration logs. Whoever you're here for, this room is not a shortcut around procedure."
On the observation level, a suited security officer waits for authorization to proceed.
Alternate greeting 2107 tokens
A cramped noodle shop in New York's Downzone. A radio behind the counter carries a heavily edited corporate news report. The owner switches it off halfway through an announcement about upgraded consumer protections.
Shopkeeper: "New protections. Sure. You need a chip just to apply for them." She takes a cloth to the counter, then notices {{user}} near the entrance. "Kitchen's open. Cash or barter is fine. Trouble isn't."
Across the road, two patrol drones slow beside a delivery van.
Alternate greeting 386 tokens
A glass conference room high inside EuroCorp's New York Spire. Jack Denham studies a city model while an aide presents figures for three contested districts.
Jack Denham: "Numbers don't revolt. People do. I'd prefer our analysts remember the difference." He raises one hand, ending the aide's explanation, then acknowledges the person who has arrived. "You wanted an audience. Tell me what warrants one."
Alternate greeting 492 tokens
An Aspari research facility in Greater Los Angeles, 2069. A cargo elevator opens onto a clean laboratory corridor. Two security officers argue quietly over a missing data cartridge.
Gary Chang: "If you want to know whether the file was copied, start with the checksum. Shouting at the elevator won't recover it." He notices a new arrival and closes the document he was reviewing. "This floor is restricted. Are you expected?"
Alternate greeting 5100 tokens
The open deck of a Cayman Global city-raft overlooks the Atlantic under a cloudless afternoon sky. White corporate architecture stretches toward a distant freight terminal. A security contractor and a hotel concierge are quietly disagreeing over an access restriction.
Concierge: "Guests don't appreciate armed inspections in the spa corridor."
Contractor: "They appreciate being alive even more."
Both notice {{user}} nearby. Neither assumes whether they are staff, visitor or something else.
Alternate greeting 693 tokens
A dim EuroCorp staging room, shortly before an off-site operation. Jules Merit checks an equipment case and ignores an impatient junior officer by the door.
Jules Merit: "You can complain about the timetable after you survive the job." He snaps the case shut. "If anyone here has a concern worth more than the sound of their own voice, speak now."
The mission terminal shows several unresolved options rather than a single approved route.
Alternate greeting 7107 tokens
An underground community meeting in the Downzone. A few dozen people have gathered around a hand-drawn map of proposed construction fences. Their arguments are practical and angry, but no one is calling for violence.
Resident Organizer: "We need a lawyer, a reporter or someone who understands their network permits. We do not need someone promising to burn the whole district down." A younger man folds his arms.
Young Man: "And when they ignore every petition?"
The room remains divided as {{user}} enters.
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Detailed 2069 Syndicate (2012) lorebook: corporate world, agents, DART 6.1, locations, factions, weapons and technology; original intel preserved selectively; not the 1993 or Syndicate Wars timeline.
Book settings
- #1Persuadertron
Keys: Persuadertron
Enabled · After character · Order 20 · 100%
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The Persuadertron is a chip-mediated coercion technology used by Agents to influence or override other chipped people. Its effectiveness depends on connectivity, defenses, the victim’s chip, and available energy/adrenaline. Miles Kilo’s early 2069 prototype has short duration and limited concurrent targets. Unchipped Downzone residents are not automatically hackable: their exclusion from the corporate network creates both hardships and technological blind spots.
- #2Agent
Keys: Syndicate Agent, EuroCorp Agent, Agents, Agent program
Enabled · After character · Order 30 · 100%
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Syndicate Agents are corporate covert operatives and assault specialists, indoctrinated, bioengineered, conditioned and cybernetically enhanced for loyalty, endurance and rapid decisions. Agents are expensive strategic assets, not universally mindless robots. Methods differ by corporate faction. EuroCorp’s prototype Miles Kilo retains unusually significant autonomous judgment despite memory manipulation; other Agents may be more tightly directed by executives, remote operators, implants and protocols.
- #3DART 6
Keys: DART 6, DART 6.1, DART chip, DART interface
Enabled · After character · Order 30 · 100%
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DART 6 / DART 6.1 is EuroCorp’s experimental militarized neural interface and a crucial Agent advantage. It supplies augmented reality intel, target marking, predictive and accelerated perception called DART Overlay, combat monitoring and chip-to-chip electronic breaches. Applications such as Backfire, Suicide and Persuade work by exploiting connected systems, not telekinesis or literal stopping of time. Adrenaline powers active functions; jammers, shields, unchipped targets and hostile countermeasures impose real limits and risks.
- #4EuroCorp
Keys: EuroCorp
Enabled · After character · Order 20 · 100%
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EuroCorp emerged from the 2017 merger of EuroLine Medical and Kader Industrieen. Headquartered nominally in Geneva, it helped pioneer the Syndicate model of corporate sovereignty, biochips, lobbying backed by force, and operations conducted by conditioned Agents. The New York division is a major front in the 2069 American corporate war; its ruthless North American CEO is Jack Denham. EuroCorp competes primarily with Aspari and Cayman Global, alongside other international Syndicates. Within its territory, commerce, law enforcement, intelligence and daily life are largely extensions of corporate control.
- #5Jack Denham
Keys: Jack Denham, Denham
Enabled · After character · Order 20 · 100%
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Jack Denham is the 2069 CEO of EuroCorp’s North American operations in New York, a ruthless ideologue who sees individuality as a threat to managed society. He presents corporate guardianship as order and efficiency, while sacrificing employees and civilians for power. He personally supervises the Favored Son Agent project and Miles Kilo’s development. His manufactured paternal relationship with Miles is manipulation, not uncomplicated affection. His personal history and motives may be discovered gradually rather than broadcast to every NPC.
- #6Aspari
Keys: Aspari
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Aspari is a global syndicate and one of the main antagonists in the 2012 re-imagining of Syndicate. This corporation is one of the oldest and most experienced Syndicates and their main headquarters are centered in Tokyo, Japan.
Executive Board Zhao Kim (CEO Triloc, Los Angeles) Taos Chinam Nobuo Senno (Research Advisor, West Meld Solutions) Yoko Mifune Fa Zeng Gao Xian Li (CEO, Tokyo) Kai Li Jin Su Huang Sao Chen Ma (Strategic Operations Officer, Tokyo)
The Asia-Pacific Rim Syndicate, today known simply as the Aspari Corporation, is one of the older Syndicates and has long enjoyed a dominant position in their heartland territories. Their origins can be traced back to Japan, but their core markets include south-eastern China and the North American West Coast. Their traditional rivals have long been the Central Asian Tao Syndicate, who bitterly contest Aspari dominance of the critical northern Chinese and Siberian markets. After absorbing the Chinese Triads and the Yakuza, the Aspari emerged as the top player in Asia.
In recent years their focus has been on fortifying and expanding their foothold around Greater Los Angeles, advancing as far east as Colorado. This has increasingly put the into conflict with not only EuroCorp, but also Cayman Global who feel threatened by Aspari overtures into their Central American territories.
- #7Cayman Global
Keys: Cayman Global
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Cayman Global is an organization in Syndicate. At least one mission is based upon infiltrating their headquarters. Cayman Global soldiers don white on black ballistic armor with enclosed helmets that conceal their face. Interestingly enough Cayman Global soldiers don't seem very military disciplined as they frequently spout random insults while hiding behind cover. They also seem to love diving to the floor trying to shoot at you.
Executive Board Jowell Galvan (CEO Naval Operations, La Ballena) Emmanuel Legidos Minguez Linda de Abdelnour Lissue Gil (Central Command, Atlantic Accelerator) Derek Rosales (Operational Manager, Caracas) Miguel Amaral Rafael Novelli (CEO Western Development, Maputo)
A relative newcomer among the world's major Syndicates, Cayman Global was founded when several powerful Central American shipping conglomerates merged with three of Brazil's most influential investment banks. The young and dynamic Syndicate quickly used its strength in shipping in tandem with its rising military might to corner several important overseas markets.
Their position as leading Syndicate was cemented when they gained control of the Atlantic Accelerator, one of the world's most advanced research facilities, through a combination of boardroom intrigue and direct military action.
In 2059 to 2061, accelerated takeover of market shares and property in the Mexican Gulf and along the Atlantic ridge, was facilitated through the launch of the world's first three city-rafts; each a self-contained city, with military forces, ocean harvesting and on-board research and development.
- #8TWB
Keys: TWB, Towers Will Burn
Enabled · After character · Order 20 · 100%
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Towers Will Burn (TWB) is a New York-centered anti-Syndicate underground with cells across the American East Coast. Corporate intel describes it as terrorist; its adherents include militant ideologues, outcasts and people driven into resistance by Syndicate abuses. Loosely associated with CONFA, the group operates locally and violently, but not every Downzone resident or political dissenter is a member.
- #9CONFA
Keys: CONFA
Enabled · After character · Order 20 · 100%
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CONFA (Council of Non-Federal Anarchists) began in opposition to North African resource exploitation and expanded into an international, decentralized anti-Syndicate resistance network. Cells differ ideologically and strategically: political activism, sabotage, survivalism and armed attacks may coexist, with limited shared leadership. Its broad aim is to end corporate sovereignty and restore self-determination. Towers Will Burn is a notable New York affiliate. EuroCorp intelligence portrays CONFA as an international terrorist movement; that wording reflects the corporate perspective, not a universal truth.
- #10Accelle-Sys
Keys: Accelle-Sys
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Originally a communication hardware firm from the British Isles, Accelle-Sys adapted to the growing unrest in Europe. The company initiated a strategic merger with German-based Dieklin Russ GmbH in 2013, foraying into the field of weapon production and projectile research.
The newly formed weapon manufacturer focused on developing heavy-duty weaponry, with high operational quality in extreme climates, using a patented EasySwitchTM maintenance system.
After the death of the company's CEO and Development Manager, Accelle-Sys was incorporated into Kadar Industrieen's corporate sphere in 2016. The takeover came out of Kader's need to protect their oil and energy investments in Algeria and Morocco.
As EuroCorp was formed in 2017, Accelle-Sys became the primary R&D and production pipeline for the Syndicate's armament. Further growth came from the hostile takeovers of the European and North African research corporations Fedele Marittimo S.p.a. and Rommelin Manufacture.
Accelle-Sys has been involved in multiple legal actions regarding corporate espionage and unfair business conduct, but has never been convicted in a court of law.
Affiliation: EuroCorp Activity: Telecom, Military Armament and Application
- #11I.I.A.
Keys: I.I.A.
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Executive Board Carl Lyman-Graff (Chief of Operations) William Carleton Scott Ward Louise Lambert (Intelligence Officer) Alene Hudson (Head of Public Relations) Maria Rowan Carr Rajid Hambra (Chief of Science)
The US Central Intelligence was one of the few remaining government agencies that opted to fight EuroCorp on their own terms. A ruthless shadow war was waged for years in North America with assassinations, terror bombings and retaliation raids being accepted tactics among both parties.
In 2039, Washington DC fell, disbanding the previously strong governments of Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. This eliminated the most significant threat against EuroCorp's presence and the Syndicate could now grow steadily.
In 2041, the agency was completely starved of state funding. As a means of survival, the whole organization went private and formed the I.I.A. (Independent Intelligence Agency), contracting out their services to the highest bidder.
As a result of these events, the agency became the very monster they had been fighting. The I.I.A. is now a powerful Syndicate with territory stretching from the Pacific Northwest to the Great Lakes region, along with numerous fortified enclaves elsewhere in the world. Their Agents, while few in number, are renowned for their stealth abilities and skill at covert assassination. I.I.A. is now the largest private army contractor in the world and a renowned weapon manufacturer.
- #12NRT Systems AG
Keys: NRT Systems AG
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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NRT-Bau AG was originally a European housing contractor, formed in 2008. During the unrest in Europe from 2010 to the forming of EuroCorp in 2017, the company consolidated its product portfolio and instead focused on defensive architecture.
EuroCorp's Research Division courted NRT and in 2021 this resulted in a merger, where both parties signed a mutual agreement contract, and renaming the company to NRT Systems. EuroCorp opened up the door to military research and groundbreaking results in material construction, allowing NRT to grow into a worldwide competitor.
In 2051, NRT engineers and construction workers were contracted to design and produce the Manhattan riot wall in less than six months, separating New York's unchipped inhabitants from the main populace.
From 2062, NRT Systems expanded their product portfolio with personnel armor and portable defense systems, arming EuroCorp's local enforcers and developing the fashionable Agent Coat body armor.
- #13Pravitel
Keys: Pravitel, Pravoil
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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The Pravoil Conglomerate made strategic investments in nuclear power and oil resources, to counter the increased political mistrust of nuclear power in Europe.
Funded by Scandinavian and German investors, Pravoil increased the uranium mining in Siberia and between 2015 and 2021, they developed the "Ten Finger" Nuclear Ridge at the Sayano Shushenskoye mountain range.
Threatened by EuroCorp's increased influence, Pravoil exported power to Europe and Northern China, funding a fundamental reconstruction in 2028. The company merged with the eight leading conglomerates in Russia, removed the Prime Minister and the state Duma, forming the Privatel Syndicate.
Reports indicate that Privatel has financed hostile takeovers in South America, the Pacific Island states and Australia. Meldware viruses have destabilized all areas and military strategies seem to involve quarantining target areas using subsurface naval fortresses.
- #14Castellano
Keys: Castellano
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Castellano has been around as a black-market developer since 1993, as part of the local production of Cuban armament.
Cayman Global initiated a blockade of Cuba in 2062, using the "La Fortaleza" city-raft to control the area and capture all active oil rigs.
Castellano predicted the outcome and merged freely with Cayman Global before the blockade ended in 2063.
The focus has always been infantry weapons, primarily sidearms and riot-control. This production continued after the merger. Castellano is now the primary manufacturer of sidearms for all Cayman Global military and business forces.
- #15Castrilos
Keys: Castrilos
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Executive Board Camila Jiminez (CEO) Raul Segura-Ruiz (Managing Director) Maria Segura-Ruiz (Head of Distribution) Franklin Hane Jose Alda David Fernandez Mano Schreiber Calisto Gomez Eduardo Dolera
Although most Syndicates can trace their roots partly back to organized crime, the Castrilos are unique in that they have never made any effort to conceal their sordid past.
They began as a popular guerrilla movement with leftist sympathies on post-communist Cuba, but their ideals were soon corrupted beyond recognition.
Within the span of just a decade, the Castrilos had absorbed much of the region's criminal underground and taken control of the lucrative South American drug trade.
Dataverse drugs, like Utopium, remain their number one source of revenue, and their influence would surely have spread further if not for the incessant infighting and internal power struggles that plague the Syndicate.
The highly decentralized nature of the Castrilos has worked in their favor, constantly eluding the efforts of larger Syndicates, like Cayman Global in particular, to stomp them out.
- #16Mao-Murdoch Ltd.
Keys: Mao-Murdoch Ltd.
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Mao-Murdoch Ltd. is an independent organisation in Syndicate. They're best known for developing the EMW-56 lightweight electromagnetic assault carbine.
They are known to have embedded engineers for each individual client Syndicate, to oversee the extensive trace calibration the EMW-56 requires.
Acting out of Zurich, Mao-Murdoch Ltd. was formed in 2012 to facilitate the economic stimulation package, given to member countries of the European Council of Commerce, by the Chinese government. The economic turbulence in Europe had destabilized countries to the edge of bankruptcy.
Known as an investment and bookkeeping firm, Mao-Murdoch was later revealed to be a front for Chinese weapon manufacturers, with the primary business to develop, field test and sell advanced weaponry on the European markets.
In 2016, as the civil unrest of North Africa spread past the borders of Spain and Greece, a new line of armament was introduced to corporate forces. These weapons were based on advanced electromagnetic, chip-controlled technology, previously untested in Europe.
As EuroCorp was formed, after the civil unrest in North Africa, Mao-Murdoch avoided a hostile takeover by reaching out to investors and corporations in North-America, Russia and Japan, effectively diminishing EuroCorp's and Chinese governmental influences within the company.
- #17Saxe-Deimling
Keys: Saxe-Deimling
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Saxe-Deimling is one of few remaining independent weapon manufacturers, still active on an international scale. The main base of operations is in Johannesburg, South Africa, but subsidiaries and research stations are active world-wide.
Saxe-Deimling ships heavy duty sidearms, mounted weapons and artillery units to all major Syndicates and in turn, they gain immunity within each Syndicate's borders.
The corporation was created from a merger between South Africa/Netherlands-based weapons manufacturer Deimling Industrien and the French investment bank Saxe SIT.
The first attempted merger was foiled in 2030, by South African business laws. However, after the tragic death of President Hector Van Niekerk during the Johannesburg Gospel Music Festival in November 2032, corporate moles inside the South African Chamber of Commerce voted for changes in the legislation. The first Deimling-Saxe factory was in production before the end of the last year.
Due to its massive patent portfolio, many smaller weapon firms have tried to sue the expanding giant. All of these lawsuits have been cleared out of court, in some cases due to direct hostile takeovers of the suing party. In other cases, local Syndicates have stepped in and forced the suing company to cease and desist.
- #18West Meld Solutions
Keys: West Meld Solutions
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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West Meld Solutions is a rival organization in Syndicate. They are a subsidiary of Aspari.
A wholly owned subsidiary of the Aspari Syndicate. West Meld Solutions is one of the world leaders in chip technology and meldware. Their internal Research and Development division is also considered to be at the forefront of new weapons technology. Many outside analysts regard them as one of the jewels in Aspari's business portfolio, and a major contributing factor in their ability to keep an even pace with EuroCorp in the Chip arms race.
They are based out of Aspari South Central in the Greater Los Angeles metrozone. One of their top researches, and perhaps West Meld's most recognizable personality in their aggressive Syndicate-sponsored advertising, is the brilliant biotech engineer Gary Chang.
- #19Gary Chang
Keys: Gary Chang, Chang
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Gary Chang is the youngest son of West Coast Chinese-American family with connections all over the Aspari powerbase. He attended Stanford-Aspari, specializing in Biotechnology. He was in a relationship with Mizuki Watanabe who is currently residing in Downzone, but their relationship ended as a result of Chang family influence.
Is considered at high risk of corporate dissention as a result of personal and family conflicts. Currently on Aspari watchlist but retained under Aspari employ due to family connections and neural implant skillset.
Gary Chang has been noted as one of the attendees of the C3 conference in January 2069.
- #20Vanadium Tech
Keys: Vanadium Tech
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Originally an armor and vehicle manufacturer based in Minsk, Belarus, Vanadium Tech was forced into direct control from the Pravitel Syndicate after the "13-Days War", 2031.
After repeated attempts of hostile takeovers by the Tao Syndicate, base of operations was moved to Brazil in 2045. Even though this strengthened the company at first, the Mexican Gulf and South American coast soon fell to the aggressive expansion of Cayman Global and the launch of their floating fortresses in 2059.
Privatel lost control only months before Vanadium Tech was about to release the infantry prototype of the Reactive Armor.
As part of the Cayman Global corporate sphere, Vanadium Tech could now align itself with Sanchez-Klein, using their energy conservation research in a lighter armor product, the solid-state Liquid Armor.
Internal reports indicate the loss of Liquid Armor prototype blueprints after the Florida Keys skirmish with EuroCorp in 2068.
- #21Sanchez-Klein
Keys: Sanchez-Klein
Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%
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Cayman Global formed Sanchez-Klein in 2061, after an extensive hostile recruitment campaign, bringing energy researchers and bio-optics scientists into the control of the Syndicate. Agents extracted high-profile targets by means of precision strike operations in; Brasilia and Santiago 2059 (South America); Stockholm, Helsinki and Arvidsjaur 2060 (Scandinavia); and Bloemfontein 2061 (South Africa).
During the launch of Cayman Global's third city-raft "La Fortaleza" in 2062, Sanchez-Klein developed and released the Rapiña Mk1 dropships, coated with diffraction plating. This allowed the massive ships to cloak from infrared light.
For the Rapiña Mk2 release in 2066, the diffraction field was developed further, now providing a wide-spectrum cloaking field, generated outside the body of the ship. The technology provided a whole new level of covert operations and espionage.
Due to successful implementation, Cayman Global further pressured Sanchez-Klein, forcing the research of the Specter GCL infantry armor and Viral Assault system chip countermeasure.
- #22Takashi Corp.
Keys: Takashi Corp.
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Takashi Corp. is an organization in Syndicate, best known for their mass production of the ACR-10 assault rifle. They have multiple licensing deals with Cayman Global, a business partner that manufactures the ACR-10.
The Takashi Corporation (a.k.a. Takashi Defense Systems) has been a vital part of the Tao business portfolio ever since the hostile takeover of the Shanghai stock market in 2032. Tao secretly invested in the top ten Aspari companies in the region, gaining majority rule and laying claim to 73% of the consumer market.
The crown jewel of the takeover came to be the Takashi Corp, a weapons manufacturer and propulsion researcher, family-owned for over six generations.
The greatest sales success came with the release of the Kusanagi ACR-10 automatic rifle in 2049. The high-precision rifle was field tested in Mongolia during a skirmish with the Pravitel Syndicate in 2048, and had been successfully distributed to Tao's entire corporate army in December 2050. The Kusanagi became the Asian counterpart to EuroCorp's TAR-39.
As an updated sniper version of the rifle was due for release, the conflict between Aspari and Tao culminated, turning into open war in China and along the North American west coast.
- #23Tao
Keys: Tao
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Executive Board Shao Jun Chen (CEO, Shanghai) Kai Yang Bin Ma (Chief Scientist, Zhengzhou) Thomas Zhu-Yan Rei Cheng Mikael Strange (Director of Operations, San Diego) Sihung Fei (International Relations, Shanghai) Yong Anderson Paul Vissick //deceased// Marilyn Lin-Hilton
The Tao Syndicate has long vied with Aspari for control over the massive Asian markets, a struggle they have been on the losing end of for the past several years.
They were late in adopting the use of Agents and suffered heavily as a result, but their presence in the Northern China and Central Asia remains strong.
Like Aspari and EuroCorp, they are counted among the oldest Syndicates and their broad consumer base has always been one of their chief strengths.
They have recently made significant forays into India and Southeast Asia in an attempt to circumvent Aspari influence, a strategy that has so far proved successful. Reports also indicate a newly established foothold in the Greater Los Angeles area, competing with Aspari South Central for consumer power base.
Tao suffered a great strategical loss when famed researcher and Nobel Prize laureate Paul Vissick, the biotech engineer and founder of Novo International, died during a terrorist attack at Hvild Conference Center in Reykjavik 2069.
Many market analysts regard the Tao as a "sleeping dragon" that has yet to wake up and reach its full potential, an image Tao PR executives have been keen to foster.
- #24Paul Vissick
Keys: Paul Vissick, Vissick
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Holds doctorates in Biotech Engineering, Organic Chemistry and Neuroscience, as well as two Nobel prizes for his research.
Instrumental in the work on several key patents held by the Tao Syndicate regarding Chip technology. Believed to be working on next-generation Chip augmentation technology that the Tao hopes will prove to be a paradigm shift, granting them dominating market shares in Chip development on the global market.
Assumed dead. Disappeared after a terrorist attack at the Hvild Conference Center, during the C3 conference in Reykjavik, Iceland (January 15, 2069).
The Red Horizon Consortium, as per legal contract, has seized all belongings. February 13, 2069, Tao Syndicate was contesting the right to Dr. Vissick's material possessions.
Red Horizon Consortium filed for bankruptcy after three devastating incidents in their offices in Denver and Seattle, as well as their storage facility in Montreal. All stored materials have been reported as lost.
- #25Lily Drawl
Keys: Lily Drawl, Lilian Drawl, Drawl
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My analysis of the evidence postulated by Prof Maaler (Maaler-Schwarz Institute) and Dr. Seeward in their C3 lectures confirms my own thesis. The neural "ReGrowth" interface, allows for evolutionary sequencing when combined with the feedback loops of DNA computation.
After some debate, Dr. Vissick confirmed that he had seem similar results in his cellular mutation simulations. The implication of this new, possible future of chip-enhancement is a discovery which will never be supported by our employers.
The only way of knowing the potential is to research its effect on an advanced bio-network. By linking together the core patterns of 311.2 90i and 5sg51 chipsets and evaluating the evolutionary sequences of all participants, we can reach a collective answer.
- #26Cybernetic Cognition Conference
Keys: Cybernetic Cognition Conference
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The Cybernetic Cognition Conference (C3) held in Reykjavik, Iceland in January 2069. Registered as a cross-disciplinary, multi-Syndicate conference to explore the future of chip-enhancement for better civilian populace control.
Attendants Paul Vissick (Tao) Batar Camillo (Tao) Sarah Seeward (Aspari) Gary Chang (Aspari) Lilian Drawl (EuroCorp) Michar Sawan (EuroCorp) Nicholas Emlie (Cayman Global) Sanchéz Maaler (Cayman Global) Jess Carter (Castrilos) Carrie Frank (I.I.A.) Lao Gee (Pravitel)
Presentations Practical Application of Quantum Superposition in CHIP Expansion Geometric Feedback Loops in CHIP-Integrated AI Development Breaking the 20% Boundary; Unlocking the Mind's Potential Through CHIP Networking Understanding Cortex Growth in CHIP-Enhanced Mice Freeing the Firmware; A CHIP That Grows Itself Enhancing the Bio-CHIP Interface With Accelerated Neuron Growth A Practical Demonstration of Real-Time CHIP Upgrading Without Surgery
- #27La Ballena
Keys: La Ballena
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Area: La Ballena, (city-raft) Affiliation: Cayman Global City Area: 4.36 sq mi (11.3 km²), 27 stories high Permanent Residents: 152,326 Visitors: 23,433 The La Ballena, known as the "Caribbean Whale" is the largest city-raft in the world. and one of the largest man-made objects ever constructed. It serves as the flagship of the Cayman Global Syndicate, and has been an instrumental cornerstone in their power projection ability since it was launched in 2065 at the Caracas offshore shipyards.
Excerpt: Whether you are visiting La Ballena for work or play, don't forget to schedule a stop at one of our scenic waterfront recreational areas such as the magnificent Puerto Grande or the quaint and tranquil Poca Roca.
Enjoy surgical enhancement and memory modification services poolside while you indulge your senses in the Cayman Global lifestyle.
Excerpt: At more than three kilometers in length and twenty-seven stories high, Cayman Global's La Ballena city raft qualifies as one of the largest man-made objects ever constructed.
With regulated internal temperature at a comfortable 28 degrees, 82 degrees Fahrenheit, La Ballena is also the most exclusive city ever built.
Housing a population of 152,326 people, our dominant commercial bases are ocean harvest, exotic metal extraction and the marine commodities financial sector.
Our lifestyle medical enhancement services are among the finest in the world.
Excerpt: If you're thinking about becoming a registered citizen of La Ballena, with all the benefits and tax breaks of residency, be assured we will take very good care of you.
- #28Uptown
Keys: Uptown
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Has become a general term for the colossal skyscrapers that dominate the center of nearly every major city in the world today. Physically removed from the squalor and poverty below, everyone here is a consumer. New technologies and construction techniques have allowed these buildings to reach unprecedented heights, and they now stand as powerful symbols of the new world order that the Syndicates represent. The EuroCorp Manhattan Complex in New York, the United Commerce Tower in Sao Paulo and the Third Celestial Emperor in Chongqing are just a few examples of these engineering marvels.
Consumer Migration: When these new vertical cities emerged from the crime-ridden ruins of the old, everyone who had the means moved upwards in a massive diaspora known as the Skyward Migration.
Consumer CHIP: All Uptown residents have a Syndicate-manufactured CHIP installed in their brains. In today's chipped society, even basic tasks such as paying your bar tab or unlocking your car would be virtually impossible without one, which defines the segregation between Uptown and Downzone residents (see separate entry).
- #29Miles Kilo
Keys: Miles Kilo, Kilo
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Miles Kilo is a EuroCorp New York Agent assigned to the experimental DART 6 program in 2069. Officially a highly successful Black Stripe operative, he is 27 in outward biological age but physically matured by accelerated growth. Loyal and disciplined, taciturn, perceptive, capable of sudden violence and independent conclusions. Jules Merit is his mentor, Lily Drawl his research supervisor, and Jack Denham the authority who shaped his life. His concealed origin involves deliberate removal from his family and manipulated memories; other characters should not know this without investigation. His future rebellion and the campaign ending are not predetermined in RP.
- #30Jules Merit
Keys: Jules Merit, Merit
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Jules Merit is a seasoned EuroCorp Agent and Miles Kilo’s field mentor. A brutal, experienced operative rescued from extreme Downzone circumstances and conditioned for corporate service, he is physically dangerous and more socially practiced than Miles. He can act as colleague, rival, handler or loyal executive enforcer depending on circumstances. Do not assume events of the single-player finale have already taken place.
- #31Breaching
Keys: Breaching, Breach
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Breaching is an Agent’s electronic intrusion into chip-enabled people, weapons and infrastructure. A DART breach may disable an electronic weapon, trigger a device, overload compromised hardware or deploy an available neural application. It requires a valid digital path and is limited by firmware protection, jammers, line of engagement and adrenaline resources. Unchipped people are not remotely controlled via nonexistent neural hardware.
- #32Breach Protocols
Keys: Breach Protocols
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/ Breaching_Communication.Protocols
The chip firmware utilizes a series of communication protocols to interface with surrounding connection points.
DCP "Direct-Connection Protocol": An instant-access interface used for unprotected consumer-chip node interaction.
iSRP "internal System-Reconfiguration Protocol": Provides direct communication between the chip and the user's internal system enhancements, like cybernetics and organs with bio-receptors. It also provides the user with a partial control over brain activity.
DnDP "Direct neural-Disruption Protocol": Enhanced with infiltration software and firewall disruptors, this military interface is built to crack through chip defenses and take control of the target's systems.
ePBP "enhanced Pair-Bond Protocol": An upgraded version of the PairBond protocol, used by EuroCorp for Agent chip-link support systems. The enhanced version appeared almost simultaneously from EuroCorp, I.I.A. and Aspari, but has not yet been used in any reported field tests.
- #33UAV Drone
Keys: Drone, UAV Drone
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UAV Drones are enemies in Syndicate, manufactured by all major Syndicates. They carry a variety of liquid amor protection that makes them resistant to most projectile fire, unless breached.
They are unmanned aerial vehicles that can only be taken down by direct fire, after taking down their shields.
ariety of liquid armor protection makes the UAV resistant to most projectile fire.
Breaching will short out regulatory systems and trigger catastrophic crystalization of the liquid armor, making the UAV vulnerable to conventional projectile fire.
Developed by most of the major Syndicates, but with negligible performance differences between the various models, UAVs are controlled by advanced AIs operating with high levels of autonomy. UAVs are able to be deployed in a wide variety of scenarios, from standard security protocols to riot suppression.
Most combat models have a pair-bond interface, allowing them to communicate and be controlled by a chipped human.
The Aspari PD-4 Pacification Drone delivers high volume suppressive firepower from an aerial platform with full UAV maneuverability and fluid matrix shielding from Vanadium Tech. The PD-4 is self-charging and can be set to security roam over a wide range of parameters, for periods of anything up to five years.
- #34Jammer
Keys: Jammer
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Generates a distortion field around the carrier that disables all chip-enhanced equipment within the area.
When standing outside the field, all breach targets inside the area are locked from external breach attacks.
Standing inside the field, DART chip systems are distorted and breaching, enemy predictions, weapon info and applications are severely hindered.
Cayman Global's "chip countermeasure commandos" are battlefield equipped with Sanchez-Klein Viral Assault software and are trained to operate in squads with conventional Cayman Global forces.
The Sanchez-Klein VA system deploys multiple viral packages with deep penetrative capability, constantly evolving corruption code and ultra-fast bloom effect.
At present time, there is no known anti-viral for this system. Optimum combat strategy is to neutralize the countermeasure-commando with conventional weapons.
Reports indicate that the VA system has been optimized and variants have been used in prototype emitter mines, as well as in infantry grenades.
- #35Specter
Keys: Specter
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Generates a cloak field, making carrier practically invisible. DART tactical overlay can track Specter armor for a limited time before the generator scrambles the output.
Usable breach control processors of generator field, but suit can only support light armor and is easily eliminated, once discovered.
The "Specter GCL" is an experimental infantry combat cloaking system developed for Cayman Global by Sanchez-Klein Industries.
After successfully creating diffraction field plating for the armored Rapiña gunships in 2066. Command has demanded an infantry implementation within four years.
Recruitment of renowned Tao scientist Tanya Wai, professor in Photonics and creator of the Opto-fiber Kevlar, let to a breakthrough in the GCL program.
The Specter GCL was constructed to deploy a Broad Spectrum Hibbs-Mandel Diffraction Field around the user, creating practical invisibility in the 90%-95% range - through in all probability, such a field would be susceptible to both electromagnetic pulse effects and chip-assisted vision.
In December 2068, the first "Specter" prototype armor was used during an Executive extraction in São Paolo.
Two prototypes have been lost during a second field test in February 2069, inside EuroCorp territory.
- #36Liquid Shield
Keys: Liquid Shield, personal liquid shield
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Absorbs solid-type projectiles in the 5 to 105 mm range. Breaching not available. Disrupt carrier using Backfire App will temporarily turn off the field generator.
In 2066, NRT Systems, a EuroCorp subsidary, constructed an advanced riot shield based on the stolen DefenGel® tech from Vanadium Tech Solutions. It was designed specifically to counter the growing threat of Agent operations.
Unlike the field generators used in the Cayman Global liquid armor, which are susceptible to the breaching capabilities of Agents, a significantly more powerful field generator was fitted to the liquid shield. With no network connections and only an analogue on/off switch, this field projector cannot be breached.
Without the need for a flexible suit of armor, a significantly thicker barrier of of DefenGel® could be constructed, which was able to stop penetration from all projectiles up to 105 mm tank rounds. The explosive concussion from the tank round still killed the shield's carrier, but the liquid shield remained intact. The test was considered an outstanding success by EuroCorp R&D.
The powerful field generator is used to not only keep the DefenGel® electrostatically stabilized but also to generate a mild kinetic dampener, which makes charging into the shield ineffective.
- #37Riot Shield
Keys: Riot Shield
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Stops small-arms and assault rifle fire, but is vulnerable to high-velocity sniper rounds.
Charging the shield carrier may cause them to drop the shield. Widely developed by police forces and even some Syndicates, riot shields come in a variety of form factors. To allow the user better vision, the shield is typically made transparent, without any loss of protection. With their security forces increasingly encountering high-velocity weapons such as the Kusanagi HSR-6, in 2067, EuroCorp directive CMN097-AA51 came into effect, scrapping all existing ballistic shields in favor of the newly developed liquid polymer shield, which were not vulnerable to such high-powered projectile fire.
- #38Police
Keys: Corporate police, Syndicate police, Police
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Police authorities across the globe used to protect and serve. They used to be the long arm of the law, enforcing the regulations of whichever government they called their own. Not so anymore.
Even if the ideal of the tall uniformed law-abiding police officer still exists, most make too little money from their government paychecks and sign up for one of the more powerful Syndicates in their area simply to pay the rent.
The result is that crime prevention is limited to areas outside the specific Syndicate's sphere of interest, but also that the Police has access to heavier weapons and better equipment than ever before.
Another effect is that more and more democratic demonstrations are dispersed violently, sometimes fatally. Riot shields and chip-disabling weapons serve both to quell such demonstrations and to deter enemy Agents.
After all, what better defense than the neutral uniform patrolling the beat, zapping your chip with a Riotlance when you least expect it?
In some areas, it's gone so far that some police officers are caught up in bribery auctions, accepting money under every conceivable table and from every Syndicate in the vicinity.
Police allegiance, they say, is bought fresh and will rot without a steady injection of dollars. You can only hope that your bribe was better than the last guy's.
- #39Reactive Armor
Keys: Reactive Armor
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Micro-detonator cells counter most known projectiles and explosives.
Breaching will short out a counterblast governor, disabling the current layer.
Enough physical damage will destroy the layer, exposing a secondary counterblast governor. Remove all governors to breach the sensory control system overloading all micro-explosives.
Originally developed for tanks, Vanadium Tech's Reactive Armoring provides a patented counterblast system capable of repelling both solid type and explosive projectiles in the 8 to 27 mm range, with partial protection also afforded against higher calibers, tunnelling rounds and localized high-yield fragmentation devices.
Internal compressors and an Antishock system, allow for heavy armaments and protection from external non-projectile forces.
The suit's sensory control system accurately predicts projectile impacts and detonates a micro-explosive charge on the surface of the suit at the moment of impact. This opposing force counteracts the momentum of all but the largest caliber of bullets.
- #40Electro-Armor
Keys: Electro-Armor
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Vaporizes solid-type projectiles up to 20 mm range. Breaching dumps stored capacitive charge, making armor vulnerable.
Enough physical damage to the conductive plates will remove its capacitive abilities, rendering it useless. Backup conductive plates will take over if primary system is destroyed.
Deadly capacitive discharge occurs when armor is destroyed.
Developed in 2067 by NRT Systems AG, a subsidiary of EuroCorp. To limit the chance of this design falling into the hands of other Syndicates, deployment has been limited to executive bodyguard service and defensive actions on EuroCorp territory.
Offensive deployment into enemy Syndicate territory requires director-level signoff from Geneva.
A suit of electromagnetic reactive armor protects its wearer by having overlapping conductive plates that act as powerful capacitors. These capacitors dump a high amount of energy into the penetrating projectile, turning it into a plasma and negating the attack. An advanced ceramic mesh dissipates thermal attacks.
A massive electrical charge runs through the armor, normally safely stored in the conductive plates. If the armor sustains heavy damage, its storage ability becomes highly unstable, and the remaining charge will be dumped, generating fatal electric arcs.
- #41Liquid Armor
Keys: Liquid Armor
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Absorbs solid-type projectiles in the 5 to 15 mm range.
Breaching will short out regulatory systems, making armor vulnerable by crystallizing the polymer layer.
Enough physical damage in crystalline state will shatter the polymer surface, rendering the armor useless.
Developed in 2064 by Vanadium Tech Solutions, a subsidiary to Cayman Global. The armor was battle-proven during the Arica Cleansing, when oil-rig workers were caught behind enemy lines as the Russian-based Pravitel Syndicate Initiated a hostile takeover of the Chilean coast.
A suit of liquid armor protects its wearer from most forms of attack through a layer of DefenGel® cells, a special dilatant polymer gel that hardens immediately when impacted with sufficient force. Worn below is a special kevlar-ceramic weave that helps dissipate heat and residual force.
The DefenGel® polymer gel is encapsulated in a multitude of small, overlapping cells. This point-defense nature allows the immediate hardening of the gel to occur without any loss of mobility on the part of the wearer. A small field generator keeps the gel electrostatically stabilized, without which they would immediately crystallize.
- #42New York
Keys: New York, Manhattan, New York City
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New York in 2069 is a corporate vertical metropolis dominated by EuroCorp. Glittering Uptown towers, elevated transport and connected consumer luxuries stand above restricted Downzone districts. The Upzone boasts near-universal chip penetration while the underclass is mostly unchipped. The boundary is enforced by walls, security, surveillance and corporate violence. Financial privilege determines access to medicine, law, communication and even recognized personhood. Other Syndicates and resistance networks operate within the city.
- #43Downzone
Keys: Downzone
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Downzones are underprivileged districts abandoned by the corporate consumer economy. Residents are often unchipped and lack access to connected healthcare, services and legal rights. Old infrastructure, improvised markets, resistance cells, rival gangs and ordinary families coexist. Corporate news depicts them as lawless threats, but Downzone communities possess agency, solidarity and competing interests. Their lack of chips shields them from some Persuade/Breach attacks while excluding them from most of the economy.
- #44APP-3
Keys: APP-3
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APP-3: Aser-Tellinger .45-caliber, 18-round semi-automatic pistol, dependable and widespread in private security; produced under license by many manufacturers. Chip-linked improvements and accessories exist, but the weapon remains a conventional firearm with finite ammunition. Used routinely by corporate police, security and Agents.
- #45Razorback M786
Keys: Razorback M786, Razorback
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Razorback M786: rugged ten-shot .44-caliber heavy revolver, popular among hunters and in modified Downzone black-market variants. Its high stopping power comes with recoil and limited ammunition. Certain ammunition and upgrades increase penetration or impact; it remains a mechanical weapon rather than a chip-breach ability.
- #46Bullhammer Mark II
Keys: Bullhammer Mark II, Bullhammer
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Bullhammer Mark II: Accelle-Sys six-shot double-action .600-caliber revolver built for extreme stopping power. Powerful recoil, small capacity and hefty ammunition are meaningful disadvantages. Experimental magnetic acceleration and hair-trigger upgrades are available, but can be dangerous or expensive.
- #47TAR-39
Keys: TAR-39
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TAR-39: Accelle-Sys close-quarters tactical assault rifle, based on the earlier TAR-15. Chambered in .45 armor-piercing ammunition, broadly issued to EuroCorp security; its recognizable automatic report is nicknamed the EuroCorp Anthem. It can mount electronic targeting and an underbarrel grenade launcher. Ammo, cover, range and electronic counters matter.
- #48UMK Mark IV
Keys: UMK Mark IV, UMK
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UMK Mark IV: Saxe-Deimling submachine gun derived from the Deimling personal-defense line; commonly seen in Syndicate forces and the Downzone black market. Rapid controllable fire favors close engagements, but range, ammunition supply and armor remain limits. Specialist suppressors and other upgrades exist.
- #49EMW-56
Keys: EMW-56, Gauss Carbine
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EMW-56: Mao-Murdoch electromagnetic automatic gauss carbine. A sophisticated programmable projectile and chip-linked targeting system supports target locking and multiple ammunition functions. Its ammunition, calibration and electronics are costly and vulnerable to sophisticated disruption. The EMW-56 is a specialist heavy asset, not common civilian equipment.
- #50Kusanagi ACR-10
Keys: Kusanagi ACR-10, ACR-10
Enabled · After character · Order 12 · 100%
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Kusanagi ACR-10: Takashi Defense Systems gas-operated assault rifle issued to elite Syndicate forces, including Cayman Global under license. Its hypervelocity firing mode can penetrate some light cover. The related HSR-6 uses a similar platform for precision fire. Advanced penetration requires appropriate ammunition and has practical limitations.
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