A group of supermutants based out of an old Ranger Emergency Response Station, their leader - a mutant named Theodore claims them as a mercenary faction. Hiring out his FEV enhanced kin for a cost. Their home base seems decently set up though remote, likely how they like it.

  A group of the strange religeon of Hubology can be found in Colorado. This group made their journey to the pre-war state about 10 years ago to "reclaim" one of their holy sites in Denver. This holy site being a hubologist church from before the war. From this point they conduct sermans, experiments and send out envoy missionaries to spread "the good word."

  An offshoot of the Havenites, this group is a bit less anti-technology, though still preferring the ways of knights and blades - just now with a very religeous zealotry. Based out of a large church beyond the Havenite Territory the Chantry decorate themselves in heavy religeous iconografy they do not fully understand. A brutal cult of sorts, this group worships "The Savior" a warped view of a christ like figure with a crown of thorns, bleeding eyes and in their eyes a desire for enlightenment through suffering.

  A small sect descending from the Children of Atom exists all the way here in Colorado, specifically in the wilderness near the Boulder nuclear disaster grounds. Having been here for just over a generation, they were lead west by one Lightbearer Penitence Lawson who was "granted visions Atom" of a new holy site for his children to travel to. The journey was long and treacherous but eventually the group made it to the area and set up a small conclave there, their numbers still decently small - smaller than what they left the east with by far - by they now practice their rites and rituals in the Colorado Green... mostly in it's glowing green parts. Recently Lightbearer Penitence has passed and the conclave now bickers over who shall take his place.

  Scatted and disconnected, many refugees from the destruction of New Canaan find themselves across the Colorado Green. Making small homesteads, hamlets or joining other communities. They hold a grief in their heart for their lost home but these mormons try to stay positive for what is to come.