Crimson Rebellion

The Crimson Rebellion is the name commonly given to the revolution movement of the Northeast that led to the creation of the Second American Republic. Originated in Boston, the Crimson Rebellion spread both diplomatically and violently through the Northeastern corridor, ending the Great Shattering with the capture of Washington DC on January 12, 2080.

The Crimson Rebellion had two major leaders. William Conway served as Consul of the New Republic from its formation to 2086, Richard Bartlett served as Chief Legionary and Consul Primus of the New Republic from its formation to 2091, and Atticus Hilton served as Core Praetor, Party Chair, and Consul Alter of the new republic from its formation to its dissolution.