The Great Midwest Commonwealth

The Great Midwest Commonwealth or Midwest Commonwealth was one of the thirteen commonwealths of the Pre-War United States of America. Created in 1969, it was comprised of the former states of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan.

Former Illinois
Most of the activity in Illinois is centered around Chicago and the lake area. Beyond the city limits lies a shrubland prowled by one of the most fearsome raider gangs in the Midwest - the Reaver Movement.

Former Minnesota
Not much is known about Minnesota, save that it is overrun with tribals.

Former Wisconsin
Wisconsin is mostly an arid tribal land with a small population of mostly tribals. However during the centuries following the Great War, Wisconsin saw the rise of a coalition of townships, based out of the post-war town of New Madison. This New Madison Coalition went on to become a major power within the old state of Wisconsin.