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John at 23:16, 18 September 2019

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	* [https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1PtcszRc7G4afdH9jNYMd3R9naeo Seattle G-map with clickable layers]		* [https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1PtcszRc7G4afdH9jNYMd3R9naeo Seattle G-map with clickable layers]
	* Laesa Syndicate		* Laesa Syndicate

			* [https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1BZ-MIixls4bg1Y5fn0QTCxK3aco&hl=en_US&ll=47.02,-122.29&z=11 Seattle District borders] with statistics <small>(Google Maps API)</small>
			* [https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1OG7VNMF-Y9aAuhzEzCVoEuKtzys&hl=en_US&ll=47.02,-122.29&z=11 Seattle Districts borders] and POIs <small>(Google Maps API)</small>
			* [http://www.chinagreenelvis.com/gaming/tools/shadowrun/map/ Project]

	==Districts==		==Districts==

imported>MJBurrage at 22:40, 9 September 2019

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	\|{{sww\|Fort Lewis}}\|\|AA–C\|\|197\|\|497\|\|30,000 \|\|31%\|\|30%\|\|61%\|\|14%\|\|16%\|\|9%		\|{{sww\|Fort Lewis}}\|\|AA–C\|\|197\|\|497\|\|30,000 \|\|31%\|\|30%\|\|61%\|\|14%\|\|16%\|\|9%
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	\|~~{{sww\|~~Puyallup}}\|\|C–Z\|\|1008\|\|502\|\|6,200 \|\|81%\|\|80%\|\|48%\|\|21%\|\|22%\|\|9%		\|[[Puyallup]]\|\|C–Z\|\|1008\|\|502\|\|6,200 \|\|81%\|\|80%\|\|48%\|\|21%\|\|22%\|\|9%
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	===Puyallup===		===Puyallup===
	~~Like Redmond, the~~ Puyallup “Barrons” is mostly E Rating security with pockets of both higher security and Z Zones.		The [[Puyallup]] “Barrons” is mostly E Rating security with pockets of both higher security and Z Zones.
	* Puyallup City (C Rating) just south of the eastern end of the border with Tacoma.		* Puyallup City (C Rating) just south of the eastern end of the border with Tacoma.
	* Spanaway and Brookdale (C Rating) just east of the northern half of the border with Fort Lewis.		* Spanaway and Brookdale (C Rating) just east of the northern half of the border with Fort Lewis.
	* ~~{{sww\|~~Tarislar}} (C[A] Rating) This elven community on the southern border uses Knight Errant for its effective A Rating.		* [[Tarislar]] (C[A] Rating) This elven community on the southern border uses Knight Errant for its effective A Rating.

	===Redmond===		===Redmond===
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	{{Seattle gang list}}		{{Seattle gang list}}

	~~[[category:Shadowrun]]~~
	[[category:Seattle]]		[[category:Seattle]]

imported>MJBurrage at 21:33, 3 September 2019

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	;Mitsuhama: (Kyoto, Japan) Computers, robotics, heavy machinery, and magical goods.		;Mitsuhama: (Kyoto, Japan) Computers, robotics, heavy machinery, and magical goods.
	;Saeder-Krupp: (Essen, Germany) Steel, heavy-industrial goods, cars (BMW), arms, and communications. Controlled by a dragon.		;Saeder-Krupp: (Essen, Germany) Steel, heavy-industrial goods, cars (BMW), arms, and communications. Controlled by a dragon.
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	;Ares: (Detroit, UCAS) Security services, arms, automobiles (GM), electronics (Apple), and space (NASA). Think OCP <small>(Omni Consumer Products)</small> from ''RoboCop''.		;Ares: (Detroit, UCAS) Security services, arms, automobiles (GM), electronics (Apple), and space (NASA). Think OCP <small>(Omni Consumer Products)</small> from ''RoboCop''.
	;Horizon: (Los Angeles, PCC) Media, entertainment, and PR. Think Disney and Facebook combined.		;Horizon: (Los Angeles, PCC) Media, entertainment, and PR. Think Disney and Facebook combined.
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	* [http://www.1w6.de/rpg/sr/map/ Seattle G-map with Security Ratings]		* [http://www.1w6.de/rpg/sr/map/ Seattle G-map with Security Ratings]

imported>MJBurrage at 16:33, 3 September 2019

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	Only if pursuing an investigation will the Star enter the Z-Zone, and when they do they are prepared for war. The standard force is a minimum of three Citymasters (twenty-five officers in full armor) with air support from armored helicopters; one rigger per vehicle handling the weapon mounts and one extra rigger maintaining drone coverage; at least five combat mages and one combat decker maintaining communication with headquarters at all times; and three elite officers running the show—one coordinating the mages, one in the air and one dealing with the troops on the ground. Lone Star considers Z-Zone duty to be hazard duty, and officers assigned to these details receive three times their normal wages and a week off after any operation in these areas.		Only if pursuing an investigation will the Star enter the Z-Zone, and when they do they are prepared for war. The standard force is a minimum of three Citymasters (twenty-five officers in full armor) with air support from armored helicopters; one rigger per vehicle handling the weapon mounts and one extra rigger maintaining drone coverage; at least five combat mages and one combat decker maintaining communication with headquarters at all times; and three elite officers running the show—one coordinating the mages, one in the air and one dealing with the troops on the ground. Lone Star considers Z-Zone duty to be hazard duty, and officers assigned to these details receive three times their normal wages and a week off after any operation in these areas.

	~~==Gangs==~~
	~~{{Seattle gang list}}~~

	~~[[category:Shadowrun]]~~
	~~[[category:Seattle]]~~

	==Gangs==		==Gangs==

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2019-09-03T16:31:51Z

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imported>MJBurrage at 16:29, 3 September 2019

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imported>MJBurrage at 01:24, 28 August 2019

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imported>MJBurrage: /* Security Response */

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Security Response

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	\|Continuing Response\|\|3\|\|3\|\|3\|\|3\|\|6\|\|6\|\|8\|\|—		\|Continuing Response\|\|3\|\|3\|\|3\|\|3\|\|6\|\|6\|\|8\|\|—
	\|}		\|}
	'''NOTE: Response Time is Cumulative.''' The next effect occurs a number of Initiative Passes equal to the result of the equation after the last effect. For example, if the Gamemaster rolls 6 for Aware of Problem in a AA rating zone, Lone Star becomes aware that a problem exists on the second Initiative Pass <span class=nw>(6/3 = 2).</span> If the result of the First Response die roll is 4, then Lone Star sends an appropriate scouting patrol on the next, or third, Initiative Pass <span class=nw>(4/3 = 1).</span>		'''''NOTE: Response Time is Cumulative.''''' The next effect occurs a number of Initiative Passes equal to the result of the equation after the last effect. For example, if the Gamemaster rolls 6 for Aware of Problem in a AA rating zone, Lone Star becomes aware that a problem exists on the second Initiative Pass <span class=nw>(6/3 = 2).</span> If the result of the First Response die roll is 4, then Lone Star sends an appropriate scouting patrol on the next, or third, Initiative Pass <span class=nw>(4/3 = 1).</span>

	'''NOTE: Response Time Transit:''' For security responses in the Matrix and Astral space, the time it takes for a hacker to access a camera or a mage/spirit to astrally survey an area is extremely quick, as per the table. For mundane security, they may be dispatched near-instantaneously, but the meat body and vehicles can only travel so fast. '''Initial mundane security may be delayed by the <span class=nw>1d6 to 3d6</span> turns as appropriate to the situation.'''		'''''NOTE: Response Time Transit:''''' For security responses in the Matrix and Astral space, the time it takes for a hacker to access a camera or a mage/spirit to astrally survey an area is extremely quick, as per the table. For mundane security, they may be dispatched near-instantaneously, but the meat body and vehicles can only travel so fast. '''''Initial mundane security may be delayed by the <span class=nw>1d6 to 3d6</span> turns as appropriate to the situation.'''''
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	;Aware of Problem: In AAA, AA, or A areas law enforcement is alerted by the first shot, explosion, call for help, or activation of PanicButton. In B and C, this happens if a cannon or Full Auto weapon is fired, along with rockets, missiles, explosions, etc, calls to the station, PanicButtons and so on. D requires a call, PanicButton, explosion or rocket/missile. E requires repeated cannon, missile/rocket, etc and any call into the station requires a valid SIN to provoke any action. No one cares about Z Zones.		;Aware of Problem: In AAA, AA, or A areas law enforcement is alerted by the first shot, explosion, call for help, or activation of PanicButton. In B and C, this happens if a cannon or Full Auto weapon is fired, along with rockets, missiles, explosions, etc, calls to the station, PanicButtons and so on. D requires a call, PanicButton, explosion or rocket/missile. E requires repeated cannon, missile/rocket, etc and any call into the station requires a valid SIN to provoke any action. No one cares about Z Zones.

imported>MJBurrage at 00:44, 28 August 2019

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	==Gangs==		==Gangs==
	{{Seattle gang list}}		{{Seattle gang list}}

			[[category:Shadowrun]]
			[[category:Seattle]]

imported>MJBurrage at 00:43, 28 August 2019

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	\|style="background:#BFF;"\|		\|style="background:#BFF;"\|
	\|style="background:#BFF; border-right:1px solid;"\|		\|style="background:#BFF; border-right:1px solid;"\|
	\|style="background:#CFC; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;" rowspan=3\|<div style="position:absolute; transform:rotate(-90.0deg) translate(-3em,-3.3em); width:8em; height:2em;">Downtown<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>~~AAA–B~~ • 130,000¥</span></div>		\|style="background:#CFC; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;" rowspan=3\|<div style="position:absolute; transform:rotate(-90.0deg) translate(-3em,-3.3em); width:8em; height:2em;">Downtown<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>AAA–C • 130,000¥</span></div>
	\|style="background:#BFF; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;"\|		\|style="background:#BFF; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;"\|
	\|style="background:#CFC; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;" rowspan=3\|<div style="position:absolute; transform:rotate(-90.0deg) translate(-3em,-3.3em); width:8em; height:2em;">Bellvue<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>AAA–C • 110,000¥</span></div>		\|style="background:#CFC; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;" rowspan=3\|<div style="position:absolute; transform:rotate(-90.0deg) translate(-3em,-3.3em); width:8em; height:2em;">Bellvue<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>AAA–C • 110,000¥</span></div>
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	\|style="background:#CFC; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;"\|		\|style="background:#CFC; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;"\|
	\|style="background:#CFC; border-top:2px solid; border-left:1px solid; border-right:2px solid;" colspan=3\|Renton<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>~~AAA–B~~ • 90,000¥</span>		\|style="background:#CFC; border-top:2px solid; border-left:1px solid; border-right:2px solid;" colspan=3\|Renton<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>AAA–C • 90,000¥</span>
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	\|style="background:#FFF; border-left:2px solid; border-right:1px solid;" colspan=2\|Fort Lewis<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>~~AA–B~~ • 30,000¥</span>		\|style="background:#FFF; border-left:2px solid; border-right:1px solid;" colspan=2\|Fort Lewis<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>AA–C • 30,000¥</span>
	\|style="background:#FDD; border-bottom:2px solid; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;" colspan=3 rowspan=2\|Puyallup<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>E & Z • 6,2000¥</span>		\|style="background:#FDD; border-bottom:2px solid; border-left:1px solid; border-right:1px solid;" colspan=3 rowspan=2\|Puyallup<span style="font-size:10px;"><br>E & Z • 6,2000¥</span>
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	\|Snohomish\|\|AA–C\|\|217\|\|530\|\|40,000 \|\|22%\|\|23%\|\|86%\|\|class=in1\|6%\|\|class=in1\|5%\|\|3%		\|Snohomish\|\|AA–C\|\|217\|\|530\|\|40,000 \|\|22%\|\|23%\|\|86%\|\|class=in1\|6%\|\|class=in1\|5%\|\|3%
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	\|Downtown\|\|~~AAA–B~~\|\|468\|\|1165\|\|130,000 \|\|26%\|\|25%\|\|63%\|\|13%\|\|19%\|\|5%		\|Downtown\|\|AAA–C\|\|468\|\|1165\|\|130,000 \|\|26%\|\|25%\|\|63%\|\|13%\|\|19%\|\|5%
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	\|Bellvue\|\|AAA–C\|\|242\|\|864\|\|110,000 \|\|19%\|\|21%\|\|63%\|\|13%\|\|19%\|\|5%		\|Bellvue\|\|AAA–C\|\|242\|\|864\|\|110,000 \|\|19%\|\|21%\|\|63%\|\|13%\|\|19%\|\|5%
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	\|Renton\|\|~~AAA–B~~\|\|259\|\|842\|\|90,000 \|\|19%\|\|19%\|\|65%\|\|10%\|\|20%\|\|5%		\|Renton\|\|AAA–C\|\|259\|\|842\|\|90,000 \|\|19%\|\|19%\|\|65%\|\|10%\|\|20%\|\|5%
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	\|Tacoma\|\|AAA–C\|\|570\|\|658\|\|59,000 \|\|26%\|\|25%\|\|71%\|\|11%\|\|15%\|\|3%		\|Tacoma\|\|AAA–C\|\|570\|\|658\|\|59,000 \|\|26%\|\|25%\|\|71%\|\|11%\|\|15%\|\|3%
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	\|Fort Lewis\|\|~~AA–B~~\|\|197\|\|497\|\|30,000 \|\|31%\|\|30%\|\|61%\|\|14%\|\|16%\|\|9%		\|Fort Lewis\|\|AA–C\|\|197\|\|497\|\|30,000 \|\|31%\|\|30%\|\|61%\|\|14%\|\|16%\|\|9%
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	\|Puyallup\|\|E & Z\|\|1008\|\|502\|\|6,200 \|\|81%\|\|80%\|\|48%\|\|21%\|\|22%\|\|9%		\|Puyallup\|\|E & Z\|\|1008\|\|502\|\|6,200 \|\|81%\|\|80%\|\|48%\|\|21%\|\|22%\|\|9%
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	===Security Ratings===		===Security Ratings===
	Security ratings are defined by the amount of coverage that Lone Star or any other security agency is paid to give an area. The ratings are universal, and have even come into common parlance: Renraku touted their Seattle ~~arcology~~ as “Triple-A security for 100,000 people”—though in the long run, that rating did them very little good. Lone Star’s coverage ends where a corporation’s property begins. A business in the Z-Zone may have Renraku Red Samurai or Knight Errant elite forces guarding it, even though Lone Star wouldn’t go near the area for all the nuyen in Dunkelzahn’s will.		Security ratings are defined by the amount of coverage that Lone Star or any other security agency is paid to give an area. The ratings are universal, and have even come into common parlance: Renraku touted their Seattle Arcology as “Triple-A security for 100,000 people”—though in the long run, that rating did them very little good. Lone Star’s coverage ends where a corporation’s property begins. A business in the Z-Zone may have Renraku Red Samurai or Knight Errant elite forces guarding it, even though Lone Star wouldn’t go near the area for all the nuyen in Dunkelzahn’s will.

	====Security Response====		====Security Response====