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Shadowrun: Shadows in Focus: Morocco © 2018 The Topps Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Shadowrun and Matrix are CREDITS registered trademarks and/or trademarks of The Topps Company, Inc., in the United States and/or other countries. Catalyst Writing: RJ Thomas Shadowrun Line Developer: Jason M. Hardy Game Labs and the Catalyst Game Labs logo are trademarks of InMediaRes Art: Bruno Balixa, Brian McCranie, Jeff Porter Art Direction: Brent Evans, Kat Hardy Productions, LLC. Layout: Matt Heerdt JACKPOINT Connecting to JackPoint VPN... >>>Login: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX ...Identity Spoofed >>>Enter Passcode: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX ...Encryption Keys Generated ...Biometric Scan Confirmed ...Connected to Onion Routers YOU’RE IN. USE IT WELL. > “In Morocco, never be surprised. If you see a flying donkey, just say that Allah is capable of anything.” -MOROCCAN PROVERB JackPoint Stats 88 Users are active Welcome back to JackPoint, OMAE: on the network Welcome back to JackPoint, chummer; your last connection was severed 22 hours, 4 minutes, 13 seconds ago Latest News > The Department of Animal Today’s Heads Up Control has issued another > JackPoint has updated its security protocols (again) because of suspicious warning: tens of thousands of anomalies. Keep better track of your security data people; last warning. — devil rats have been flushed Glitch from the sewers because of current repair projects and are now roaming the city. Incoming Residents are advised to avoid > Yeah, definitely be afraid of the dark. [Tag: Dark Terrors] them. > Know the opposition. Even better, know what weapon works against them. Personal Alerts [Tag: Street Lethal] > You have 12 new private > This is me, resisting a “play it again, Sam” joke. [Tag: Morocco: Casablanca-Rabat] messages. > You have 45 new responses to your JackPoint posts. Top News Items > You have 01 incoming > Terrorist group calling themselves Overreach claims responsibility for messages from your pizza destruction Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square on 04 September, delivery agent: “Oh God, open saying “Monuments to colonialism and its heroes will not be tolerated.” the door! The devil rats are after me, HELP!” Seventeen people were also killed in the attack.” Link > There are 2 Members online > CAS Military and contracted mercenary units conduct extensive “readiness and in your area. exercises” near Carib League border in Florida, despite repeated League > Your Current Rep Score: 799 (71% Positive) protests. Link > Corporate Council and United Nations to hold international summit and THE INNER CIRCLE gala celebrating the final completion of the Skyhook Space Elevator. Link Current Time: 06 Jauary 2080, 2319 hrs >> SHADOWRUN << FACTS AT A GLANCE MOROCCO Education Expenditures: 7.5% of GDP (2074) The CIA Factbook, 2078 (Revised) Estimated SINless: 19% Language: Moroccan Arabic/Darija (official), Arabic, Berber Geography: northern coast and interior are mountainous with languages (Tamazight, Tachelhit, and Tarifit), English, French large areas of bordering plateaus, intermontane valleys, and rich (often used for business, trade, government/diplomacy), local coastal plains. dialects Area: 446, 500 sq. km. Literacy: 90% Border Countries: Algeria, Western Sahara/Mauritania, Spain Major Urban Areas: Casablanca 3,144,909; Rabat (capital) Climate: Mediterranean (warm, wet winters w/ hot dry 1,655,753; Fes 964,891; Sale 903,458; Marrakesh 859,098 summers), becoming more extreme in the interior Maritime Claims: Economy (rank ordering): Phosphate mining/processing, Coastline: 1,835 km agriculture (food processing), construction, tourism, leather/ Territorial sea: 12 nm synthleather goods, textiles, exotic minerals mining, energy Contiguous zone: 24 nm Corporate Affiliation: 50%, signatory of the Business Exclusive economic zone: 200 nm Recognition Accords Continental shelf: 200 m depth or to Currency: Nuyen (mints physical currency under license of the depth of exploitation Corporate Court), dirham (often used as local currency in some Natural Resources: phosphates, iron ore, manganese, lead, areas, exchange rate w/ nuyen: 8.55) zinc, fish, salt, other Per Capita GDF: 8,200 nuyen Population Below Poverty Line: 13% Government: Constitutional monarchy Administrative Divisions: Fifteen regions (as of 2075); Communications: Advanced, multipurpose communication Grand Casablanca, Chaouia-Ouardigha, Doukkala-Abda, Fes- system; participant in Grid Overwatch Division security Boulemane, Gharb-Chrarda-Beni Hssen, Guelmim-Es Smara, partnership Laayoune-Boujdour-Sakia El Hamra, Marrakech-Tensift-Al Matrix Users: 25.4 million Haouz, Meknes-Tafilalet, Oriental, Rabat-Sale-Zemmour-Zaer, Notable Local Grids: Gibraltar-net (shares with Spain), Souss-Massa-Draa, Tadla-Azilal, Tanger-Tetouan, Taza-Al Des-Sat (satellite network for communications in Hoceima-Taounate desert/Western Sahara areas) Capitol: Rabat Regional Telecommunications Code: AF/MOC/MO Independence: March 2, 1956 (from France) Legal System: Mixed. Legal system is based on French and Military: Royal Moroccan Armed Forces (RMAF); Moroccan Islamic common law. Judicial review of legislative acts done by Royal Army, Moroccan Royal Navy, Moroccan Royal Air Force, Constitutional (Supreme) Court Moroccan Royal Guard, Royal Gendarmerie, Auxiliary Forces Suffrage: 18 years of age Service Age/Obligations: 18 years of age for compulsory service (males only). Service length at least three years; 12 Population: 33,287,266 (January 2076 est.) months active duty, 24 months (total) active reserve. “Emergency Metahuman Demographics: Human 62%, ork 19% (35% of Reserve” status maintained until age 50. Females barred from that percentage is metavariant: hobgoblin), troll 5%, dwarf 5%, military service except with waiver. elf 4% Military Expenditures: 8.0 of GDP Education: Less than 12 years 9%, high school equivalent 65%, college degree 41%, advanced degrees 11% << SHADOWS IN FOCUS: MOROCCO 3 >> SHADOWRUN << Third, businesses are expanding. Until recently, THE PLACE … Morocco was thought of as a one-trick pony, relying on their ports to foster a massive shipping business. With POSTED BY: TRAVELER JONES more than a few nations (like, say, Aztlan and the Sioux Morocco is my kind of place. It’s a combination of bus- Nation) having taken hits to their own agricultural business, tling urban centers, quiet rural areas, wondrous sights of Morocco’s agro-businesses are receiving worldwide nature, great food, and enough exotic local flavors to en- attention. Morocco’s longtime mining operations have tice (but not scare) the norms. also started to expand as new precious minerals are being More importantly, it’s where business gets done. discovered. Ask any professional what the biggest runner hot-spots are, and I’ll lay odds they’ll mention places like Seattle, Berlin, or Hong Kong. But Morocco? Not likely. But that’s ACCESS AND VISITATION the beauty of the place. It’s like that great local place that’s With over 1,800 kilometers of coastline (or approximate- been around forever but is suddenly “discovered.” In my ly 3,000 kilometers if you include the disputed Western not-so-humble opinion, that’s Morocco in a nutshell. A Sahara), multiple aeroports, modern roadways, railways, lot of professionals have seen the signs and are setting up and more seaports than seagulls, getting into Morocco shop. Hell, if not for my migratory business practices, I’d is relatively easy provided your travel documents are in seriously think about at least a summer home here. order. To accommodate the tens of thousands of daily visitors, security officers try to pass people through cus- > This is going to be something besides a huge mash note soon, toms as quickly as possible. This has created extremely right? efficient inspection techniques. To supplement the stan- > Rigger X dard walkthrough scanning stations, drones equipped with top-of-the-line sensor suites also scan individuals So what’s Morocco got for business? First off: location, waiting in customs lines and record their travel visa/pass- location, location. Located on the western part of northern port and personal data, which is relayed then to security Africa, it controls one half of the Strait of Gibraltar with spiders for verification and clearance. coastlines along the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea, making it an ideal travel and transportation hub. > Despite the efficiency of Moroccan customs officials, they’re “Entrepreneurs” of all stripes traveling from the Western often overworked and understaffed. If you have better-than- Hemisphere and Europe to the Middle East make extensive average forged documents and or a decent “gift” to offer them, use of Morocco’s facilities. your chances of getting in are pretty good. > Traveler Jones > Let me say this: The above reasons are why smuggling is the biggest shadow businesses in Morocco. If there is a thing to be > Not for much longer. New directives from the NPF have created smuggled, it has been done here. better security protocols. If one uses a forged visa or SIN, it had > Al Dhibi better be a good one. A decent bribe won’t guarantee entrance anymore. Second, unlike some other nearby nations, Morocco is > Waaha fully modern. At the turn of the century, Morocco was already working toward modernization in its major cities. And over > Checks have also increased within the Southern Provinces, the past couple of decades, government deals with various which includes vehicle inspections, much to the dissatisfaction corps has poured billions of nuyen into fully modernizing businessmen like myself. their infrastructure, including the
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