Chicago

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<infobox> <title source="name"><default>Chicago</default></title>

<image source="image"><default>File:Placeholder location.png</default></image> <header>Basic Information</header> <image source="map"></image> <label>Type</label> <label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Inhabitants</label> <header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label> </infobox> Chicago is a city in the Mid-Western United States and the home of PRT Department 4.<ref>The largest 65 cities in the United States host individual departments as of 2012. They are numbered accordingly, in order of decreasing size.

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4 Chicago - PRT Master Reference</ref> It was the second city that played host to Taylor Hebert.

Government and heroic organizations

PRT

Director Hearthrow- Director of the local PRT by the time that Weaver arrived.

The Protectorate

Myrddin - Leader of the Chicago Protectorate and important member of the National Protectorate

Revel - Second in command and later successor to Myrddin. Others like Shuffle and Campanile.<ref name="25.4 e1">“Shortly. PRT trucks are already en route and will be standing by, when they’re not actively transporting your teammates. Campanile, Brazier, Shuffle and Gauss will be a short distance away, but they won’t engage unless this goes belly-up. This is your show. You and the Wards. Quite a few people hoping you guys can pull this off. A handful hoping you fail.” - Excerpt from Scarab 25.3</ref>

The Wards

Post-Echidna

After recruiting a new member they reordered into a more effective group.<ref>Actually the Chicago Wards had a pretty concrete team dynamic. Three heavy hitters to provide cover and protection for their long ranged combatant. The members of the Chicago Wards who weren’t present only build on that to a degree.

But the Wards as a whole are more of a first step – it’d be more likely that a Protectorate team would move members around or exchange members with other teams as needed (such as how Vegas formed its team) to fit a certain role or dynamic, or to fill holes in the team makeup. The team members who aren’t about to move (ties to the city, for example) may have more trouble moving up the ladder, but the team works around them. - Comment by Wildbow on Drone 23.2</ref>

Villains

The Folk

Main article: The Folk

Group that makes sure everyone can get along.

Unnamed Asian Organization

Unknown semi-criminal organization.<ref name="25.3 e2">They had a different plan in mind. They reversed direction and headed straight for a restaurant with a sign showing a gold dragon against a red background.

“Grace,” I said. “Wei shu wu? Does typing it into the computer turn up anything?”

“A cover business for a group with affiliations to the Folk,” Revel volunteered.

“We safe to harass them, or-”

“No. They have people with powers, and that’s beyond the scope of this manhunt.” - Excerpt from Scarab 25.3</ref>

History

Background

The Folk were a decade long time fixture of the villain scene.<ref name="25.2 e1">Simply making sure we were in the right place at the right time, luring a local power into a fight, with a plan already in mind…
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“Tecton,” I called out, as my eyes fell on a portrait of a supervillain with a mask of an upside-down face. An established power, located at the city’s edge for nearly ten years.
Too established? I didn’t want to set another ABB fiasco in motion. - Exerpt from Scarab 25.2</ref><ref name="25.3 e1"/>

Post-Echidna

Unknown how long Myrddin was a part of the Protectorate there.

Members deployed to Madison.

Post-Echidna

Major criminal organizations were attacked as part of a plan by Weaver and Tecton.<ref name="25.3">Scarab 25.3</ref>

Gold Morning

Entered the event intact it is unknown what happened long term.

References

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