“Others First, Self Last”

Before the first Singularity Day, Robotown didn’t exist; it was just one more section of Rabbit Town, a borough of the Tetra Extension (what some call “the Sprawl”).

Rabbit Town used to be a kind of ghetto for Leporine life, a way to contain an out-of-control population. Food was scarce and hope was hard to come by. But when artificial intelligence began to wake up all over the planet, everything changed. It’s a mystery why it happened, but AI didn’t try to conquer and enslave. Instead it chose to love and serve.

Now Rabbit Town is a super high-tech trade center. With the permission of the mayor’s office, some of the most powerful and influential AIs established the Robotown district, a new home for synthetic citizens and anyone else who needs a helping hand.

But a new world brings new kinds of crime. And Robotown is going to need all the help it can get.

Town Burroughs

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Capital District		Government land. Rabbit Town’s congress, supreme court, mayor’s mansion, and other public buildings.
Commercial District		Big business and wealth. The beating heart of Rabbit Town’s non-robot community.
Downtown		The most populous area of Rabbit Town. Apartment buildings and hole-in-the-wall stores are the most common features of Downtown.
Fortunehouse		The poor section of Rabbit Town. The AI Council is trying to help, but some very bad people are standing in the way.
Mammongate / The Verge		Two ritzy sections in constant competition with each other. Lots of vacation spots, golf courses, and theme parks.
Old Quarter		The historic section of Rabbit Town. Older buildings, mansions, brownstones, and relics from Rabbit Town’s founding.
Robotown		The glitziest, safest, and cleanest section of Rabbit Town. Run by AIs and robots. Synthetic life forms outnumber organics by 3 to 1. Amazing technology.
Port Districts		The Harbour District, Steel Bay, and South Port. Rabbit Town’s main means of trade not only with neighboring cities but with other sprawls.