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Grim Reapers

Primary Territory District 

Lantern Row (District 23) 

 

Symbol and Colors 

Symbol: Cyborg Grim Reaper 

Color: Red 

 

Faction Relations 

Adinerado MegaCorp: Hostile 

ArmaTek: Hostile 

Bauhaus MegaCorp: Hostile 

Biotech Innovations: Hostile 

Capital MegaCorp: Hostile 

Gruden Industries: Hostile 

Helios Broadcast Company: Hostile 

Hyperdine Synthetics: Hostile 

Juxing Qiye MegaCorp: Hostile 

Kulu Shi MegaCorp: Hostile 

Luna City Lobos: Hostile 

Luna Municipal: Hostile 

Luna City Police: Hostile 

Luxueux MegaCorp: Hostile 

Mafia: Hostile 

Mercy Medical: Neutral 

Moshchnyy MegaCorp: Friendly 

OmniCorp: Hostile 

Ordos Pharmaceuticals: Neutral 

Quantum Motor Company: Hostile 

Saisentan MegaCorp: Hostile 

Sixers: Hostile 

Stellar Aeronautics: Hostile 

Talmont Sundries: Hostile 

Triad: Hostile 

Waste Management Solutions: Friendly 

Yakuza: Hostile 

 

Hideouts 

Grim Reaper architecture can best be described as cyberpunk underground bio mechanical medical labs or gang dens. They favor dark secluded abandoned buildings where they can set up makeshift cyberware clinics and stolen technology storage areas. 

 

Markings 

Grim Reaper clothing heavily features the color red, and is often scant so that they can show off their cyberware. Certain tattoos often showcase loyalty or rank, and the more robotic a person looks the more liked they are in the organization. They favor graffiti that has a Grim Reaper iconography, or text that says ‘Borg’ in it somewhere. 

 

Criminal History 

The Grim Reapers are known for black market cyberware, stolen technology, and drugs. The ‘Reapers’ are also known to have a complete lack of empathy for anyone not augmented by cyberware and call them ‘Meat’. Originally the gang started out as a group dedicated to helping people with cyberware that couldn’t afford it. Catering to the poor and destitute, they lure corporate rejects and outsiders who no longer have the means to maintain their cyberware and offer repair or installation surgeries. They offer advanced tech to those that are desperate in exchange for services and loyalties. They also take in overzealous cyberware enthusiasts who prefer robotics and synthetics over real muscle and skin. Every member of the gang must have some sort of visible cybernetic enhancement.