September 5, 2260
The Traveler
Option 1 Selected
You decide to take the mayor up on his offer and spend a few days in town talking to caravans and the caravan masters about the various neighboring factions to the Warren. Despite what the mayor had said, you may already be biased towards the Georgia Reclamation District, but you begin to hear a number of negative things about them. Unfortunate “accidents” to anyone considered a mutant, intimidation to caravans and independent communities, and some of the strictest social controls you’ve ever heard of. On the other hand, the roads of the GRD are said to be mostly safe and the government has a strong history of not bowing to raiders and bandits. The Alliance of Free Georgia receives more favorable acclaim from the merchants, but they do acknowledge that travel between Lula and the other communities is significantly more risky than on roads patrolled by the GRD. They also say that despite the noble intent of negotiating with the GRD on more equal terms, the AFG seems to exist more for Lula’s benefit than the other member towns. The Workers’ Republic apparently receives a lot of support from the merchant caravans for their efforts in reconstruction in the southeast. The caravans claim they haven’t done as much to protect the roads as the GRD, but their towns are safe and well protected. They also allow a lot more autonomy and towns that have joined the Republic have done so of their free will rather than through intimidation.
Gary says, “No offense to your upbringing, but in northern Georgia, the Enclave are nothing but thugs and bullies with a big stick. If the Warren was to become part of the Georgia Reclamation District, it would be a major blow to the freedom of everyone in this area. The Workers’ Republic, however, has been a friend to the Sons of Oscar’s allied organization, the Railroad. I think if anyone can offer the Warren what it needs, it will be them.”
Laura says, “The Georgia Reclamation District may not be the friendliest people in the world, but they have brought order to chaos and helped many people who live that may have died. They have the resources and technology to make a better world for everyone. Also that Alliance of Free Georgia seems to have leadership that is way too grumpy!”
Salma says, “Habibi, I really don’t know what to think with all these factions and people. The best I can say is that the people of the Workers’ Republic seem to stand for something, an ideal. The others only stand for power and what they can own at this moment. The power of belief is a strong one and it fuels the Republic in a way the others cannot understand.”
1. Tell the Head of the Warren that you have favorable opinions towards the Georgia Reclamation District.
2. Tell the Head of the Warren that you have favorable opinions towards the Workers’ Republic of the Reclamation.
3. Tell the Head of the Warren that you have favorable opinions towards the Alliance of Free Georgia.
4. Tell the Head of the Warren that independence is a virtue and he should pursue a path of true freedom.
The Traveler
Spoiler :
Option 1 Selected
You decide to take the mayor up on his offer and spend a few days in town talking to caravans and the caravan masters about the various neighboring factions to the Warren. Despite what the mayor had said, you may already be biased towards the Georgia Reclamation District, but you begin to hear a number of negative things about them. Unfortunate “accidents” to anyone considered a mutant, intimidation to caravans and independent communities, and some of the strictest social controls you’ve ever heard of. On the other hand, the roads of the GRD are said to be mostly safe and the government has a strong history of not bowing to raiders and bandits. The Alliance of Free Georgia receives more favorable acclaim from the merchants, but they do acknowledge that travel between Lula and the other communities is significantly more risky than on roads patrolled by the GRD. They also say that despite the noble intent of negotiating with the GRD on more equal terms, the AFG seems to exist more for Lula’s benefit than the other member towns. The Workers’ Republic apparently receives a lot of support from the merchant caravans for their efforts in reconstruction in the southeast. The caravans claim they haven’t done as much to protect the roads as the GRD, but their towns are safe and well protected. They also allow a lot more autonomy and towns that have joined the Republic have done so of their free will rather than through intimidation.
Gary says, “No offense to your upbringing, but in northern Georgia, the Enclave are nothing but thugs and bullies with a big stick. If the Warren was to become part of the Georgia Reclamation District, it would be a major blow to the freedom of everyone in this area. The Workers’ Republic, however, has been a friend to the Sons of Oscar’s allied organization, the Railroad. I think if anyone can offer the Warren what it needs, it will be them.”
Laura says, “The Georgia Reclamation District may not be the friendliest people in the world, but they have brought order to chaos and helped many people who live that may have died. They have the resources and technology to make a better world for everyone. Also that Alliance of Free Georgia seems to have leadership that is way too grumpy!”
Salma says, “Habibi, I really don’t know what to think with all these factions and people. The best I can say is that the people of the Workers’ Republic seem to stand for something, an ideal. The others only stand for power and what they can own at this moment. The power of belief is a strong one and it fuels the Republic in a way the others cannot understand.”
1. Tell the Head of the Warren that you have favorable opinions towards the Georgia Reclamation District.
2. Tell the Head of the Warren that you have favorable opinions towards the Workers’ Republic of the Reclamation.
3. Tell the Head of the Warren that you have favorable opinions towards the Alliance of Free Georgia.
4. Tell the Head of the Warren that independence is a virtue and he should pursue a path of true freedom.
