Quag Keep - Where Law & Chaos Do Battle
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Huh. That's one I'm not familiar with.
Shadowrun probably would have been well served by doing sourcebooks on various cities (in a similar fashion as White Wolf did with their "...By Night" series, back in the day) rather than adventures mainly mostly set in the Seattle area.
Ah, well.
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