Shadows of Latin America?, Whats the story? Options

[Tyro]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/love.gif) Think we should give JongWK three cheers as well.

Hip hip...

HUZZAH!

[Ryu]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/love.gif) Think we should give JongWK three cheers as well.

Hip hip...

HORRAH!

[Angelone]

<3 you guys I wasn't paying attention most of the day (was watching a Venture Bros. marathon) and you picked up the slack. Thank you.

[MJBurrage]

Shadows of Latin America 2072 (originally written for the Sixth World Almanac):

Note that none of this material may be used for any commercial purpose without permission from the authors.
• Amazonia – written and posted by Robert Derie, based in part on work by Antonio Pucci & Peter Taylor.
• Aztlan – written and posted by Robert Derie, based in part on work by Jason Levine.
• Caribbean League – written and posted by Robert Derie, based in part on work by Jason Levine.
• Peru – written and posted by Robert Derie, based in part on work by José Fernando Barbe & Hugo Medina.

Many, many, many thanks (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
Wish it was under happier circumstances.

Edit: changed crediting at 21:15, 3 June 2010

[Ancient History]

For clarification: it was more than just ideas. I primarily based those drafts on the final SOLA drafts for those countries, adapted for the timeline, the needs of the project and my own little touches. At the time it was another effort to tie SoLA into the current material and keep it relevant, in the hope that SOLA might eventually get released. (My own contributions to SOLA were extremely modest compared to Jay, Syn, and JW.)

[MJBurrage]

AH, thanks again. I updated the credit in my posts to use the wording from the drafts.

[Snow_Fox]

in other words this stuff WAS cannonical until AH withdrew themadd to that AH's attention to detail and, well. connect the dots.

[Nath]

Nothing is really canonical until printed for good. Shadowrun publishing history is full of working drafts, cut and edited contents, thought most of it was dropped in less conflictive situation than the current one.

[Rotbart van Dain...]

As lead developer on SoLA before it was pulled by FanPro I have all the final drafts in my possession. I even have edited drafts. However, I will not be releasing any drafts without the approval of the original authors (and in the case of edited drafts, the editor involved). We're almost there though, so expect more soon.

Any news?

[JongWK]

Crime in Latin America available for download now. Like the previous files, feel free to use for non-commercial purposes.

Merry Christmas, and don't forget the fruitcake. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cyber.gif)

[CanRay]

Hey, you have to hire Shadowrunners to deliver Fruitcake in the mid-21st century.

[Brazilian_Shinob...]

Hey, you have to hire Shadowrunners to deliver Fruitcake in the mid-21st century.

Only when you are a Great Dragon playing a game of tag with another Great Dragon.

[pbangarth]

Only when you are a Great Dragon playing a game of tag with another Great Dragon.

I played that module way back in 1st or 2nd edition. I think it was an RPGA thing.

[hobgoblin]

Only when you are a Great Dragon playing a game of tag with another Great Dragon.

That thing must be fossilized by now. Btw, did lofwyr keep it?

[hermit]

Of course he did. Dragons are messies. That's why their lairs smell so bad.

Also: thanks for the file. Another piece of SoLA finally sees the light.

[JongWK]

Also: thanks for the file. Another piece of SoLA finally sees the light.

You are welcome.

I'd forgotten about releasing my Crime section. It's part of a bigger chapter that also includes corporations and surviving in the green hell, but those two were written by other people. Never say never, though...

[MJBurrage]

JongWK

Thank you again for posting this, I have updated my links to include it.

[JongWK]

Great. I'll see what can be done about the other files.

[fexes]

Map of Amazonia 2064

[hermit]

Useful map is useful. Many thanks! Mind if we use it as reference material for our War! supplement?

[fexes]

Useful map is useful. Many thanks! Mind if we use it as reference material for our War! supplement?

if you need maps for your War! supplement, just let me know. I could modify my maps.

[hermit]

Awesome. Yes, we totally need maps. War!'s lack of maps is almost worse than anything else about it. We'll be getting our own subforum soon (fingers crossed), untiel then, you can find the relevant discussions here.

Also, do you have a detail map of Maracaibo? If not, has it been decided for SoLA whether or not Aztlan also kept the parts of the city on the eastern shore of the Maracaibo Lake's shore?

[fexes]

Awesome. Yes, we totally need maps. War!'s lack of maps is almost worse than anything else about it. We'll be getting our own subforum soon (fingers crossed), untiel then, you can find the relevant discussions here.

Also, do you have a detail map of Maracaibo? If not, has it been decided for SoLA whether or not Aztlan also kept the parts of the city on the eastern shore of the Maracaibo Lake's shore?

I don't have a detail map of Maracaibo, but if you send me a scribble i could try to construct one. As far as i know, Maracaibo is part of Aztlan. But I can't find any information about Maracaibo in SoLa.

[hermit]

I made a (rather big) map of it from googlemaps and edited it some (it's still WIP). I find it doesn't really make sense for the purpose of Maracaibo to be a staging area of the war if they don't, but that's up for debate. My map is here.

The Aztech compound west of the airport (including air base) might see expansion, you can just draw up a bit of stuff there. Also, there's another teocalli downtown. Other than that, the eastern side is pretty vanilla. The western side is mostly amazonian uber jungle.

[fexes]

Update:

Map of Amazonia 2064
Map of Argentina 2064
Map of Aztlan 2064