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+ | The setting of [[The Reckoners]] series is a twenty-first century alternate [[Wikipedia: Earth|Earth]]. Visible in the sky is a large red object called [[Calamity (Epic)|Calamity]] (a high-powered Gifting Epic), which appeared twelve years before the events of Steelheart. One year after the emergence of Calamity, the [[Epic]]s, super-powered humans, appeared. |
At the start of ''[[Steelheart]]'', the High Epics, with their prime invincibility and incredible superpowers, are the de-facto rulers of humanity.{{book ref|Steelheart|1}} |
At the start of ''[[Steelheart]]'', the High Epics, with their prime invincibility and incredible superpowers, are the de-facto rulers of humanity.{{book ref|Steelheart|1}} |
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| Earth (Reckoners) | |
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| Universe | Reckoners Multiverse |
The setting of The Reckoners series is a twenty-first century alternate Earth. Visible in the sky is a large red object called Calamity (a high-powered Gifting Epic), which appeared twelve years before the events of Steelheart. One year after the emergence of Calamity, the Epics, super-powered humans, appeared.
At the start of Steelheart, the High Epics, with their prime invincibility and incredible superpowers, are the de-facto rulers of humanity.[1]
It is a Core Possibility in the Reckoners Multiverse.
Fractured States[edit]
- Babilar
- New York City
- Newcago
- Chicago
- Portland
- Portland was destroyed by a band of Epics. It is now a wasteland. Megan Tarash is from Portland.
- Ildithia
- Atlanta; ruled by the Coven.
- Nashville
- Ruled by the Coven.
- Lux
- Sugarland, Texas; ruled by Lifeforce.
- Hell’s Crater
- An Epic ruled city.
Notes[edit]
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