Fifteen Days in Neon City
Fifteen Days in Neon City is a campaign for Cyberpunk role-playing games. It's written using the free Wired Neon City rules but is easily adaptable to any rules set you prefer.
Here are 15 detailed city districts, 24 full-colour maps, 48 linked adventures, over 100 illustrated buildings and locations and numerous NPCs, 25 of which are illustrated with full-colour portraits.
Along with the book you get access to high-resolution files of all the artwork; maps, NPCs, adversary cards, and illustrations along with a separate list detailing all the NPCs and 15 issues of the local news sheet.
WELCOME TO NEON CITY
During the day the Sun beats down on Neon City reflecting off the
chrome and glass of the skyscrapers and making them painful to look
at. That’s okay, they don’t like looking at you either. The heat at
street level seems to muffle the constant cacophony of city noises
whilst amplifying the smells of people, detritus and street food. The
heat is oppressive and the air is bad but you’re used to it.
Everyone’s used to it by now.
At night it rains and the slick streets reflect the lights of the
city above creating an illusionary city below. Both of them beyond
your grasp. It isn’t much cooler at night but the damp air tastes
better.
The streets are always crowded. People, some bicycles, a few wheeled
drones. There are no cars on the streets of Neon City, there’s no
room for them. Trams run on raised rails just overhead and subways
rumble beneath your feet,
Countless carriageways snake across the sky taking traffic in
different directions. The constant rumble of the vehicles is the
city’s voice. Above these are the
corporate monorails, slender wires traversed by luxury pods. Higher
still swarm the sky taxis like a cloud with individual cars dropping
and rising constantly, metal rain.
Just at the limit of vision planes can sometimes be spotted and,
rarer still, an orbital shuttle rising high and fast or dropping back
to Earth, balanced on its plume of fire.
Universal credit keeps you fed. A dream of something better somewhere
else keeps you alive.