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>Triogenix: /* Major Factions */

2023-08-13T08:45:47Z

Major Factions

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	==Major Factions==		==Major Factions==
	These are the dominant political players in the Orion Spur that are relevant to you, the player. Any of these factions can be utilized in backstories or as origins for characters - go crazy!		These are the dominant political players in the Orion Spur that are relevant to you, the player. Any of these factions can be utilized in backstories or as origins for characters - go crazy!

	'''Important note : ''' These factions are only the key players in the setting. Nothing stops you from making up your own origin wherever you'd like, so long as it does not contest standing lore's canon. When in doubt, ask a lore writer!
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	====[[Republic of Biesel]]====		====[[Republic of Biesel]]====

>Triogenix в 08:41, 13 августа 2023

2023-08-13T08:41:31Z

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>Triogenix в 08:35, 13 августа 2023

2023-08-13T08:35:48Z

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	'''Below is absolutely recommended reading if you are new to the server!'''		'''Below is absolutely recommended reading if you are new to the server!'''
			== Overview ==
			The purpose of this page is to get new players acquainted with the lore of the server and help them in understanding the ins and outs of the Orion Spur as it is in the 25th century. Aurora Lore is vast, and trying to get into it as a new player can feel overwhelming at times. This page represents the bare minimum needed to begin playing,

	*The year is '''{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}} + 442}} CE''' (Common Era). Humanity has long since began its trek into space, and explored territory reaches out dozens of lightyears in every direction. After a century beyond the 2000's, flourishing cities had been established in nearby systems such as Tau Ceti and Eridani Federation, and in the centuries that would follow, hundreds of systems would fall under the control of Humanity. Outposts on garden worlds became metropolises in the span of decades. Entire asteroids and moons were mined out, hostile worlds were terraformed and subdued by growing corporations that began to become the dominant economic powers of Human space. [[Offworlder Humans\|Some humans have decided to roam the Orion Spur for the rest of their lives, living on their vessels and developing their own culture]]. The endeavors into the final frontier were founded beneath the unified banner of the [[Sol Alliance]] - a fading galactic government which exercises official control over the majority of the Human population.		=== History ===

	*At the end of the 22nd century, the power and influence of the Sol Alliance was at its height, but this soon came to an end as an unexpected economic collapse ~~found trans-stellar~~ corporations ~~picking away at Sol Alliance authority piece by piece. In~~ the ~~middle~~ of the ~~prosperity and strife, transtellars have for centuries embarked to make massive profits~~. The ~~major corporate players had managed to establish a stable, if shaky peace between themselves, with no single corporation able to completely dominate~~ the ~~others.~~		The year is '''{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}} + 442}} CE''' (Common Era). Humanity has long since began its trek into space, and explored territory reaches out dozens of lightyears in every direction. It now shares the galaxy with many different species, in addition to be divided itself into many different nation-states formed in the long years since it first began to reach for the stars. However, it can be said that these states are secondary to the true power of the spur, the transtellar megacorporations. At the end of the 22nd century, the power and influence of the Sol Alliance was at its height, but this soon came to an end as an unexpected economic collapse and brutal civil war saw the power of transtellar corporations increase drastically, as the most powerful of them began to conglomerate into the megacorporation's known today. The foremost megacorporations would ultimately end up becoming the following:

	*~~The foremost megacorporations would ultimately end up becoming the following:~~ [[File:Nt-logo.jpeg\|20px\|link=]][[NanoTrasen Corporation]], [[File:EinsteinEngines2.png\|20px\|link=]] [[Einstein Engines]], [[File:Hephaestuslogo4.png\|20px\|link=]] [[Hephaestus Industries]], [[File:II-teal.png\|20px\|link=]] [[Idris Incorporated]], [[File:ZH-lightpurple.png\|20px\|link=]] [[Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals]], [[File:Zavodskoi Interestellar.png\|10px\|link=]][[Zavodskoi Interstellar]].		*[[File:Nt-logo.jpeg\|20px\|link=]][[NanoTrasen Corporation]], the megacorporation which shattered any semblance of equilibrium between the mega-corps following their discovery of the element Phoron in 2417. Phoron is a powerful element that is highly sought after for its untold capabilities and use in the average starship drive. After discovering Phoron, NanoTrasen quickly established a monopoly on it, with themselves sitting on the largest deposits in the known galaxy. The times that followed sent NanoTrasen skyrocketing to unofficially become the foremost power over Humanity. Through its determination and overwhelming wealth, it has become the dominant economic force over the expanse of the Orion Spur.
			*[[File:EinsteinEngines2.png\|20px\|link=]] [[Einstein Engines]], IDK what to put here.
			*[[File:Hephaestuslogo4.png\|20px\|link=]] [[Hephaestus Industries]], the industrial powerhouse of the spur, Hephaestus Industries represents an overwhelming amount of the spurs industrial capacity, from it's factory world of [[New Hai Phong]] to the monopolized economy of the [[Izweski Nation]].
			*[[File:II-teal.png\|20px\|link=]] [[Idris Incorporated]], a shady banking magnate, which controls IDK.
			*[[File:ZH-lightpurple.png\|20px\|link=]] [[Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals]], a Medical Company
			*[[File:Zavodskoi Interestellar.png\|10px\|link=]][[Zavodskoi Interstellar]], the American MIC on steroids.

	~~Together~~, ~~they exercised total economic~~ control over the ~~known galaxy~~.		=== The Solarian Collapse ===
			Perhaps the most important event in the spur, during late 2462 a massive phoron scarcity began to occur, as Nanotrasen's mines began to run dry. The Solarian Alliance, following the assassination of its prime minister by parties unknown, and the destruction of Mars in addition to the scarcity, began its final collapse. In a desperate move, the Alliance ordered the abandonment of all space outside of the Core Worlds, centered on Sol itself.. Many fleets disobeyed this order, with one notable fleet, the 35th, opting instead to attempt to invade Biesel, during an arc named King of the World, causing the formation of the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate. With help from the rest of the spur, the 35th was eventually beaten back and set up a statelet like so many other Warlords within former Solarian Territory. The territory abandoned by the alliance was labeled the [[Human Wildlands]], home to anarchy and limited governance. In this power vacuum, other nations of the spur took advantage and expanded their borders to include formerly controlled Solarian territory, skirmishing with local warlords for control. Since it's collapse, the Alliance has been slowly restoring its control over the Wildlands, with the recent creation of the Southern and Northern Reconstruction Mandates.

	*Any semblance of ~~equilibrium between~~ the ~~mega-corps was shattered with NanoTrasen~~'s ~~discovery~~ of the ~~element Phoron in 2417~~. ~~Phoron~~ is ~~a powerful element which is highly sought after for~~ its ~~untold capabilities~~ and ~~use in~~ the ~~average starship drive~~. ~~After discovering Phoron~~, ~~NanoTrasen quickly established~~ a ~~monopoly on it~~, with ~~themselves sitting on~~ the largest ~~deposits~~ in the ~~known galaxy. The times that followed sent NanoTrasen skyrocketing~~ to ~~unofficially become the foremost power over Humanity~~. ~~Through determination and overwhelming wealth, it and~~ the ~~other~~ megacorporations ~~have become~~ the ~~dominant governing force over the expanse~~ of ~~the Orion Spur~~.		=== The Stellar Corporate Conglomerate ===
			Perhaps the single most powerful entity in the spur, the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate is, as the name suggests, a conglomerate made up of the megacorporations of the spur, minus Einstein Engines. It's primary goal is the furthering of member interests and the protection of member assets. It is run by Miranda Trasen, CEO of NanoTrasen. The SCC(sometimes called the Chainlink), through its member companies and their cooperation, has domination of several economies within the Orion Spur. From banks to manufacturers, only a sliver of economic productivity in the Spur is controlled by others, the main threat to the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate being Einstein Engines. Despite the power of the Chainlink, Einstein has managed to remain competitive against them through tight ties with the Solarian Alliance and Nrralakk Federation, both the largest economies in the spur to exploit. As one of the eldest megacorporations, Einstein Engines has maintained a constant throughout humanity's journey to the stars and shows no sign of exiting soon.

	*Humanity is ~~far from alone~~ in ~~the Spur~~, ~~with multiple other sentient species taking to interstellar travel and contesting Humanity’s claim to~~ the ~~stars~~. ~~In 2332~~, ~~the Skrell were discovered~~, and ~~since~~, ~~a plethora~~ of ~~others were encountered~~, ~~including~~ the ~~crafty Tajara~~, the ~~proud Unathi~~, ~~the enigmatic Vaurcae~~, ~~and~~ the ~~elegant Dionae~~. ~~Many more exist~~, ~~and while most are simply apathetic~~ to ~~humanity, others are openly hostile. If one thing can be said~~ to ~~unite the various species~~, it is the ~~drive~~ to ~~control~~ the ~~powerful element Phoron~~.		== The Setting, and Workplace ==
			Nearly all Industry in the 25th century is dominated by a megacorporation in one way or another. As a result, a majority of the workforce finds themselves working directly for a megacorporation or one of its subsidiaries. Nowhere is this clearer than the Republic of Biesel, a state founded by NanoTrasen intervention, and despite strong Republican nationalism, exists at the whims of megacorporations. It is the economic heart of the spur, with it's capital system of Tau Ceti hosting the largest GDP per capita of any location in the spur. Still, it is not without its problems. From unrest in the Corporate Reconstruction Zone, to a declining economy due to reliance on Phoron, the Republic never knows true peace. However, due to its ties to all megacorporations, it's capital planet of Biesel is the recommended starting background for new players to get accustomed to the lore of Aurora, with wide variability and simplicity assured. Relevant pages for lore can be found on the Character Creation Guide.

	*'''After late 2462''' and the beginning of the massive phoron scarcity, the Solarian Alliance has begun its final collapse. Thus far, its jurisdiction has retreated to the Core Worlds and the area around Earth, while other major factions rushed to fill the power vacuum. Chaos has stricken the former Alliance territories for the most part - now labelled the [[Human Wildlands]].		=== The SCCV Horizon ===
			With the unveiling of the '''[[SCCV Horizon]]''', the setting to which players have access stretches across the entirety of the Orion Spur. The '''SCCV Horizon''' is under the joint control of the '''Stellar Corporate Conglomerate''', a holdings corporation that has significant influence over the direction of the setting. You, among others, have been assigned to work aboard the '''SCCV Horizon''', a state-of-the-art general-purpose vessel that travels across the Orion Spur with the primary objective to uncover Phoron, however, secondary objectives exist at the whim of the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate. Due to the SCC operating the Horizon, they have the final say on Occupation Qualifications. While many jobs will have specific qualifications that can be found on their job pages, the baseline qualifications to work aboard the Horizon can be found here: [[Stellar Corporate Conglomerate Occupation Qualifications]].
	*Now, the corporations - outside of the Alliance at least, have banded together under the ultimate authority of the [[File:SCC logo.png\|20px\|link=]] '''[[Stellar Corporate Conglomerate]]'''. This new force promises to safeguard the financial livelihood of every living being in the known galaxy. With the “big five” corporations taking the stage, anything could happen. Only Einstein Engines remains to contest their power financially, supporting a crippled Alliance whose forces have largely revolted amidst the Wildlands.
	====The ~~setting, and your workplace~~====

	With the unveiling of the '''[[SCCV Horizon]]''', the setting to which players have access stretches across the entirety of the Orion Spur. The '''SCCV Horizon''' is under the joint control of the '''Stellar Corporate Conglomerate''', a holdings corporation that has significant influence over the direction of the setting. You, among others, have been assigned to work aboard the '''SCCV Horizon''', a state-of-the-art general-purpose vessel that travels across the Orion Spur with the primary objective to uncover Phoron, however, secondary objectives exist at the whim of the Stellar Corporate Conglomerate. Due to the SCC operating the Horizon, they have the final say on Occupation Qualifications. While many jobs will have specific qualifications that can be found on their job pages, the ~~base line~~ qualifications to work aboard the Horizon can be found here: [[Stellar Corporate Conglomerate Occupation Qualifications]].

	In recent times (2462 and beyond) the setting has taken a turn for the worst as phoron scarcity threatens to drive the galaxy into the ground. While phoron remains in steady supply, its finite sources grow thinner by the day - soon enough, civilization will suffer the consequences.		In recent times (2462 and beyond) the setting has taken a turn for the worst as phoron scarcity threatens to drive the galaxy into the ground. While phoron remains in steady supply, its finite sources grow thinner by the day - soon enough, civilization will suffer the consequences.

>Triogenix в 07:45, 13 августа 2023

2023-08-13T07:45:36Z

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>Triogenix в 13:34, 9 августа 2023

2023-08-09T13:34:07Z

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	* No Dionaea or synthetics. They make up a whole much greater than the sum of their parts; Dionaea cannot claim to be one as many, and synthetics are not capable of fighting spirit, and can be modified in any way to suit the needs of their tasks in the Games. Diona nymphs as limb replacements are fine, but must not exceed two in number.		* No Dionaea or synthetics. They make up a whole much greater than the sum of their parts; Dionaea cannot claim to be one as many, and synthetics are not capable of fighting spirit, and can be modified in any way to suit the needs of their tasks in the Games. Diona nymphs as limb replacements are fine, but must not exceed two in number.
	* The narratives and comradery made during and outside of the tournaments are just as important as the tournaments themselves; it would not be a community of fighters otherwise.		* The narratives and comradery made during and outside of the tournaments are just as important as the tournaments themselves; it would not be a community of fighters otherwise.
	* ~~No full-body prosthetics or replacements.~~ Aut'akh followers must have their implants and limbs inspected by no less than three times a day by a competent machinist in order to ensure faithful and fair play. Steroids and other drugs are allowed, provided they are clearly stated in being used, but must be permitted by the region a Zandiziite is representing.		* Aut'akh followers must have their implants and limbs inspected by no less than three times a day by a competent machinist in order to ensure faithful and fair play. Steroids and other drugs are allowed, provided they are clearly stated in being used, but must be permitted by the region a Zandiziite is representing.

	The unspoken rules of the Games are, in order of the above list:		The unspoken rules of the Games are, in order of the above list:
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	* Dionaea limbs are frowned upon. Synthetics are not allowed whatsoever, it is taboo to confide in one during the Games.		* Dionaea limbs are frowned upon. Synthetics are not allowed whatsoever, it is taboo to confide in one during the Games.
	* Friendships, rivalries, and relationships are preferred over wordless fighting. Flame must recognize flame in order to properly attune with their fighting spirit; you cannot have a fight with less than two people. If you have a choice between winning and forwarding a story, forward a story for your future attempts and other Zandiziites, but never feel obligated to lose.		* Friendships, rivalries, and relationships are preferred over wordless fighting. Flame must recognize flame in order to properly attune with their fighting spirit; you cannot have a fight with less than two people. If you have a choice between winning and forwarding a story, forward a story for your future attempts and other Zandiziites, but never feel obligated to lose.
	* ~~Full-body prosthetics are not allowed for the same reason synthetics aren't.~~ Aut'akh followers with more than 60% of their body replaced are extremely frowned upon. Using drugs is fine so long as you do not rely on them.		* Aut'akh followers with more than 60% of their body replaced are extremely frowned upon. Using drugs is fine so long as you do not rely on them.
	* You are competing to represent your region and its community first, your clan second, and yourself third. It is considered selfish and disgusting to treat the Zandiziite Games as an individual affair to be undertaken by one person, especially if you act as though it is you and not your people that have allowed you to compete in the first place.		* You are competing to represent your region and its community first, your clan second, and yourself third. It is considered selfish and disgusting to treat the Zandiziite Games as an individual affair to be undertaken by one person, especially if you act as though it is you and not your people that have allowed you to compete in the first place.

>Triogenix: updooting

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>Triogenix: /* Taking a Step Back */

2023-08-03T08:53:30Z

Taking a Step Back

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	=== Taking a Step Back ===		=== Taking a Step Back ===
	This contemporary culture has been analyzed by human psychologists, and they find it nearly matches the symptoms of a person in a severe depression; never working to improve, just going about their tasks because they have forgotten how to do otherwise, and suffering all the while. It is theorized by psychologists across the spur that the events of the Contact War were so traumatic not just to a few, but to an entire species that it left a permanent scar on their psyche, one that manifests itself as a severe depression within culture. Even Skrell psychologists, mostly psionic, have stated a mood change when entering the Hegemony, one that encompasses suffering and perseverance for no reason, though there is no Nlom Field and Unathi are not known to be psionic. The exact reasons behind the development of these cultures, and these feelings within the Unathi as a species may never be known, but it is clear that the Contact Warr played a part, and most likely left its trauma with no regard for who it parted it to.		This contemporary culture has been analyzed by human psychologists, and they find it nearly matches the symptoms of a person in a severe depression; never working to improve, just going about their tasks because they have forgotten how to do otherwise, and suffering all the while. It is theorized by psychologists across the spur that the events of the Contact War were so traumatic not just to a few, but to an entire species that it left a permanent scar on their psyche, one that manifests itself as a severe depression within culture. The exact reasons behind the development of these cultures, and these feelings within the Unathi as a species may never be known, but it is clear that the Contact Warr played a part, and most likely left its trauma with no regard for who it parted it to.

	= The Kataphract Guild (Saa’Izweski) =		= The Kataphract Guild (Saa’Izweski) =

>Triogenix: /* Ranks */

2023-08-03T08:40:49Z

Ranks

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	=== Ranks ===		=== Ranks ===
	Auxiliary(Sinta’unathi: Rekeha): This rank is largely unused in times of peace, referring to the reserves of a nobleman’s levy that are only called up in times of war. Auxiliaries are required to spend at least one day of the week training with weapons, and are paid a small stipend from their lord for their readiness to fight. These men make up the bulk of a lord’s standing army - below the professional full-time soldiers, but above the largely poorly trained peasantry who may be called to battle.		'''Auxiliary'''(Sinta’unathi: Rekeha): This rank is largely unused in times of peace, referring to the reserves of a nobleman’s levy that are only called up in times of war. Auxiliaries are required to spend at least one day of the week training with weapons, and are paid a small stipend from their lord for their readiness to fight. These men make up the bulk of a lord’s standing army - below the professional full-time soldiers, but above the largely poorly trained peasantry who may be called to battle.

	Man-at-arms(Sinta’unathi: Rezasl): These men make up the core of any standing army - full-time professional soldiers of whatever lord they may serve. They are usually used to supplement law enforcement, protect their noble clan, and ensure the safety of a region against threats too great for local city watchmen to handle.		'''Man-at-arms'''(Sinta’unathi: Rezasl): These men make up the core of any standing army - full-time professional soldiers of whatever lord they may serve. They are usually used to supplement law enforcement, protect their noble clan, and ensure the safety of a region against threats too great for local city watchmen to handle.

	Specialist(Sinta’unathi: Ozas): An in-between rank, applied to warriors with skills outside of combat that are of use on the battlefield. This rank is frequently used for medics, engineers, technicians and any others, an odd mixture of any and all specialists within a lord’s military force. This rank is one of the rare positions where women have historically been permitted to serve, with healers often finding positions at this rank within times of war.		'''Specialist'''(Sinta’unathi: Ozas): An in-between rank, applied to warriors with skills outside of combat that are of use on the battlefield. This rank is frequently used for medics, engineers, technicians and any others, an odd mixture of any and all specialists within a lord’s military force. This rank is one of the rare positions where women have historically been permitted to serve, with healers often finding positions at this rank within times of war.

	Standard-bearer(Sinta’unathi: Kiruki): These warriors are the equivalent to non-commissioned officers, with each kiruki being responsible for leading an individual squadron of soldiers on the battlefield. For many peasants, this is one of the highest stations that they can reach in life. A kiruki is responsible for the wellbeing and discipline of their men, and will usually be the first to be blamed for a disaster.		'''Standard-bearer'''(Sinta’unathi: Kiruki): These warriors are the equivalent to non-commissioned officers, with each kiruki being responsible for leading an individual squadron of soldiers on the battlefield. For many peasants, this is one of the highest stations that they can reach in life. A kiruki is responsible for the wellbeing and discipline of their men, and will usually be the first to be blamed for a disaster.

	Troop-leader(Sinta’unathi: Slhiri): These warriors are the lowest rank of a Regiment’s officer corps, with each one traditionally commanding the smallest units of whichever regiment they are a part of. As with all officers, these are usually nobles, often young and untested, and they have a reputation for being arrogant and stubborn among the enlisted men.		'''Troop-leader'''(Sinta’unathi: Slhiri): These warriors are the lowest rank of a Regiment’s officer corps, with each one traditionally commanding the smallest units of whichever regiment they are a part of. As with all officers, these are usually nobles, often young and untested, and they have a reputation for being arrogant and stubborn among the enlisted men.

	Battle-leader(Sinta’unathi: Uezsla): Higher officers, these officers would generally be the commander of a number of Slhiri, overseeing the Slhiri and reporting to their own commander, the Seiirak. Unlike Slhiri they do not command any fighting units of their own, instead leading a specialized command squad which helps them run the affairs of their portion of the regiment. These officers to date have all been nobility. The number of Uezsla depends on the type and size of a regiment, but in general there will be 5 Uezsla per regiment, 4 incharge of different portions of the fighting force, and the last incharge of any support elements which are attached to the fighting force.		'''Battle-leader'''(Sinta’unathi: Uezsla): Higher officers, these officers would generally be the commander of a number of Slhiri, overseeing the Slhiri and reporting to their own commander, the Seiirak. Unlike Slhiri they do not command any fighting units of their own, instead leading a specialized command squad which helps them run the affairs of their portion of the regiment. These officers to date have all been nobility. The number of Uezsla depends on the type and size of a regiment, but in general there will be 5 Uezsla per regiment, 4 incharge of different portions of the fighting force, and the last incharge of any support elements which are attached to the fighting force.

	Bannerman(Sinta’unathi: Seiirak): The commander of a single Regiment of Men at Arms. They are appointed by their landed lord, and are the final arbiter of the entire Regiment. Like the Uezsla they do not command any fighting units of their own, but instead have a large unit, the size of a company, known as the [name], which in addition to helping the Bannerman command the regiment, also normally has a bodyguard contingent which works to protect the Bannerman’s person. Bannerman may sometimes command the regiment directly, but normally work through the chain of command to their Uezsla to ensure their orders are carried out.		'''Bannerman'''(Sinta’unathi: Seiirak): The commander of a single Regiment of Men at Arms. They are appointed by their landed lord, and are the final arbiter of the entire Regiment. Like the Uezsla they do not command any fighting units of their own, but instead have a large unit, the size of a company, known as the [name], which in addition to helping the Bannerman command the regiment, also normally has a bodyguard contingent which works to protect the Bannerman’s person. Bannerman may sometimes command the regiment directly, but normally work through the chain of command to their Uezsla to ensure their orders are carried out.

	Master-at-arms(Sinta’unathi: Ozur’saa): These men directly lead the private retinue of a clan, and will serve as the highest authority for an individual landed noble’s forces. They are normally selected from amongst the Bannerman, and act as the professional military adviser of the Lord. Should the landed lord control a small amount of land, or otherwise not required to be politicking heavily, the Bannerman will also often be the Lord’s Claws, holding a seat on his council. However, for those Lords who rule over large sections of the Hegemony, or need to politick heavily, they will often choose a different Lord’s Claw, one more politically advantageous. In this case, the Ozur’saa remains the Lord’s professional military adviser, but cannot sit on council meetings and often has to accede to the thoughts of the Lord’s Claws, whatever he may think of them.		'''Master-at-arms'''(Sinta’unathi: Ozur’saa): These men directly lead the private retinue of a clan, and will serve as the highest authority for an individual landed noble’s forces. They are normally selected from amongst the Bannerman, and act as the professional military adviser of the Lord. Should the landed lord control a small amount of land, or otherwise not required to be politicking heavily, the Bannerman will also often be the Lord’s Claws, holding a seat on his council. However, for those Lords who rule over large sections of the Hegemony, or need to politick heavily, they will often choose a different Lord’s Claw, one more politically advantageous. In this case, the Ozur’saa remains the Lord’s professional military adviser, but cannot sit on council meetings and often has to accede to the thoughts of the Lord’s Claws, whatever he may think of them.

	=== Deployment ===		=== Deployment ===

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	Historically, the Unathi within and without the Hegemony have operated under a feudal levy system, where lords were required to maintain a personal and well-trained military force to be summoned by their liege in times of war. This tradition continues, though at a greatly reduced level as the vast majority of Unathi men of fighting age perished in the nuclear fire of the Contact War. In the modern age, however, this tradition has had to change and adapt to cope with the realities of an interstellar empire, with the establishment of the Izweski Navy.		Historically, the Unathi within and without the Hegemony have operated under a feudal levy system, where lords were required to maintain a personal and well-trained military force to be summoned by their liege in times of war. This tradition continues, though at a greatly reduced level as the vast majority of Unathi men of fighting age perished in the nuclear fire of the Contact War. In the modern age, however, this tradition has had to change and adapt to cope with the realities of an interstellar empire, with the establishment of the Izweski Navy.

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	'''Lord-Admiral Za’Akaix’Xitac K’lax''', of the Fourth Fleet, is by far the most distinctive of the Izweski Navy’s admirals. The K’laxan Warrior is young, having emerged from virtual reality ten years ago - but it has rapidly proven its unorthodox genius in command, rising to become the Queen Vedhra’s personal military advisor prior to its appointment to the Navy. There is a reason the Third Fleet, prior to its inactivity, was known as the ‘Xsain Fleet’ - and it is not just due to the Vaurca commanding them. Xitac’s tactics are incomprehensible, baffling and often appear insane - yet so far, the Vaurca admiral has gone undefeated in battle, often relying on seemingly random chance to deliver a victory. Some speculate this is due to some hidden Vaurca technology, or the processing power of the Cephalons allowing Xitac to predict the future - but whatever the case, the Sinta of the Third Fleet, wherever they may be now, have grown proud of their alien commander, proclaiming the virtues of “Xitac the Undefeated” to their fellows in other fleets. Xitac is alien, often incomprehensible, and if reports are to be believed, downright terrifying to actually speak to - but the warriors of the Third would rather follow no one else, to the ends of the Spur and beyond. A common saying among the former Third Fleet regarding their admiral expresses this perfectly - “We’d fly to the Chained Waste and back if the Xsain ordered us - and he would.”		'''Lord-Admiral Za’Akaix’Xitac K’lax''', of the Fourth Fleet, is by far the most distinctive of the Izweski Navy’s admirals. The K’laxan Warrior is young, having emerged from virtual reality ten years ago - but it has rapidly proven its unorthodox genius in command, rising to become the Queen Vedhra’s personal military advisor prior to its appointment to the Navy. There is a reason the Third Fleet, prior to its inactivity, was known as the ‘Xsain Fleet’ - and it is not just due to the Vaurca commanding them. Xitac’s tactics are incomprehensible, baffling and often appear insane - yet so far, the Vaurca admiral has gone undefeated in battle, often relying on seemingly random chance to deliver a victory. Some speculate this is due to some hidden Vaurca technology, or the processing power of the Cephalons allowing Xitac to predict the future - but whatever the case, the Sinta of the Third Fleet, wherever they may be now, have grown proud of their alien commander, proclaiming the virtues of “Xitac the Undefeated” to their fellows in other fleets. Xitac is alien, often incomprehensible, and if reports are to be believed, downright terrifying to actually speak to - but the warriors of the Third would rather follow no one else, to the ends of the Spur and beyond. A common saying among the former Third Fleet regarding their admiral expresses this perfectly - “We’d fly to the Chained Waste and back if the Xsain ordered us - and he would.”
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	The Kataphracts, meanwhile, have a similar opinion of the Navy - believing that, though they provide a necessary service, they are not true warriors, only experiencing combat from across the vastness of space - and that their insistence on looking down on those who serve the Hegemon elsewhere dishonors them. Though the two groups have often cooperated in military actions, there is a general spirit of competition and one-upping between Kataphracts and Naval forces when this does occur - with the Kataphract-Hopefuls tending to become far more invested in the rivalry than their superiors.		The Kataphracts, meanwhile, have a similar opinion of the Navy - believing that, though they provide a necessary service, they are not true warriors, only experiencing combat from across the vastness of space - and that their insistence on looking down on those who serve the Hegemon elsewhere dishonors them. Though the two groups have often cooperated in military actions, there is a general spirit of competition and one-upping between Kataphracts and Naval forces when this does occur - with the Kataphract-Hopefuls tending to become far more invested in the rivalry than their superiors.
			[[File:Izharshan.png\|thumb\|right\|A refitted ship going through space. Ships like these were what made up the vast majority of the original Izweski Navy. Done by CNEGecko#9618 on Discord.]]

	=== Vessels and Equipment ===		=== Vessels and Equipment ===