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• INTRODUCTION
• INSIDE THE BIG A
• THE CIVIL WAR
  • • The Road Inland
    • The Sweep of History
    • Going Astray
    • Surprise Meeting
    • Interview with the Serpent
    • Return
  • Introductory Brief: Operation Libertad
    • Speres of Operation
• HISTORY
  • Our Glorious Heritage
    • The Colonial Invasion
    • The Revolution
    • Empire and Republic
    • The Mexican-American War
    • Juárez and Maximilian
    • Díaz, Zapata, and Villa
    • The New Revolution
    • The Century Turns
    • Chaos and Renaissance
    • Era of Expansion
  • Tactical Brief: Ensenada and Veracruz
    • Overview
    • The Veracruz Settlement
• AZTECHNOLOGY
  • History
    • Cartels
    • ORO and Technopiracy
    • Formation of Aztechnology
    • Corporate Conflict
  • Aztechnology and the Aztlan Government
    • Techniques of Control
  • Corporate Structure
    • Major Divisions
    • Major Wholly Owned Subsidaries
    • Ownership
    • Management Structure
  • Business Practices
    • Key Industry Segments
    • Expansion/Acquisition and Competitive Practices
    • Intercorporate Relationships
    • Recruiting
  • Aztechnology Corporate Security
    • Magical Security
    • Matrix Security
    • Physical Security
  • Corporate and National Military
    • Equipment
    • Major Bases
    • Organization
    • Military Intelligence
    • Warriors
• RELIGION AND MAGIC
  • Deities
  • Temples
  • The Priesthood
    • The Emperor
    • Rank-and-File Clergy
  • Forms of Worship
    • Petitioning the Deities
    • Sacrifices
    • Belief in Demons
  • Aztlan and the Catholic Church
    • The New Society of Jesus
  • Aztlan Magic
    • Aztlan Totems
    • Blood Magic
    • Foveae
• FAST FACTS
  • Borders
  • The Panama Canal
    • From One Ocean to Another
    • Elevators in the Water
    • History of the Canal
  • Population and Demographics
    • Urban/Rural Population Breakdown
    • Cultural Groups
    • Non-(Meta)Human Sentients
  • Climate
    • Temperature
    • Precipitation
    • Topography
• GETTING IN
  • Brief
  • Introduction
    • Organization
  • Conventional Channels
    • Immigration Datawork
    • Travel by Air
    • Travel by Land
    • Travel by Sea
    • Analysis
  • Extraordinary Channels
    • Air Insertion
    • Cross-Country Insertion
    • Sea Insertion
    • Insertion Via the Yucatán
    • Analysis and Recommandation
• LIVING IN AZTLAN
  • Life on the Streets
    • Corporators
    • Burakumin
    • Peasants
    • Shadowrunners
  • Economy
    • Currency
    • Imports and Exports
    • The Stock Market
    • Price Differentials
  • Laws, Crime and Punishment
    • Weapons
    • Chips and Other Brain-Benders
    • Cyberware
    • Cyberdecks
  • Government and Politics
    • Government Structure
    • Elections
  • National Military
  • Language
    • Mesoamerind Languages and Groups
• TENOCHTITLÁN
  • Vital Statistics
  • Government
    • Precincts
  • Getting around Tenochtitlán
    • By Car
    • By Bus
    • By Monorail
    • By Short-Hop (Mariposa)
  • Tenochtitlán Survival Guide
    • Street Scene
    • Fashion
    • Architecture
    • Communications
    • Emergency Services
    • Social Services
    • Entertainment
    • Professional Sports
    • Organized Crime
  • Places of Interest
    • Hotels
    • Restaurants and Bars
    • Nightclubs
    • Aztechnology Pyramid (Corporate Headquarters)
    • Temples
    • Miscellaneous Locations
• GAME INFORMATION
  • Aztlaner Magic
    • Iguana
    • Jaguar
    • Plumed Serpent
    • Puma
    • Blood Magic
    • Blood Spirits
    • Temples and Background Count
  • Aztechnology Corporate Security Personnel
    • Border Agent
    • Border Agent Combat Shaman
    • Standard Security Guard
    • Leopard Guard
    • Jaguar Guard
  • MedíCarro
    • Response Time
  • New Equipment
    • Macauitl (Ceremonial Sword)
    • Relámpago 120mm Railgun
    • Halcón Ground-Attack Aircraft
    • Luftschiffbau Zeppelin LZ-2051-C
    • Lobo Medium Scout LAV
    • Tiburón Patrol Boat
    • Liebre Surveillance/Pursuit RPV
  • Effects of Life in Tenochtitlán
    • Decreased Tolerance
    • Increased Drain
    • Air Pollution
    • Acid Rain