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By Jack Spiked Punch ([email protected]) Date !"#$%#&& ('e. .!)

*nt+oductionWelcome to the battle for the future of the Earf Sphere!The document you are reading at this very moment is hopefully the first book in a long line about the Noah role playing universe; the events that both have and will

ape itself and the destinies of its inhabitants. This is my first serious attempt at webpublishing this story which has been an ongoing and constantly evolving pro"ect of minnce the early #$$%s.

&nderwater 'ombat &nit( N.).*.+. otherwise known as Noah for short is an alternate universe inspired by many different works of science fiction including a lalection of ,apanese animated films; all set to work with the ,ekton -eta Pluroleplaying game system.

This document in your hands was created to provide you with as much information and structure as possible to allow you to run a gaming campaign with your playet in this world of giant robots wars revolutions and much more.. While at the same time still giving you "ust enough freedom and inspiration to allow you to craft this worlur own preferences where and when needed.

To play you will need a copy of the ,ekton -etarole playing book the ,ekton -eta Pluadvanced technical manual and understand how both of them work foarters. -n addition you may also want to have some other source material from any of the other ,ektonpublications or other related materials that you can find on the interveral suggested resources will be referred to throughout this document in case you need to epand on something in particular.

///0a+nin1 a2out P+intin1 thi Document///This book was created with the idea in mind that being in black and white will help in limiting any difficulty in printing

ultiple copies for your own personal use by not re/uiring you to use up epensive inks for heavy color graphics. &nfortunately evenhen the best of intentions are to make things simple it can lead to only more complications later down the road.

So at this point - would like to apologi0e for any problems that you may or may not have in printing copies for your own use. -m a bit old fashion when it comes to preferring the feel of a 1deadtree copy2 in my hands over a digital format on a glowing screen andould like to enable my fellow 3uddites to have the same level of indulgence.

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Some materials #ave been !olle!ted or a!7uired t#roug# random means, '#i!# #ave prevented proper sour!ing and 'asnot done intentionall". I #ave t#e utmost respe!t for t#e !reators of t#e original materials and media, and #ave tried m" best to

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M" motivation during t#is entire pro/e!t to !reate t#is do!ument 'as as a s#o' of m" support for all of t#eir outstanding 'ork

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4i+t off5 a pe+onal noteThis document represents the sum total of the gaming universe that - have run for my different gaming groups over the last 4% or so years. 5roducing this book has

abor of love for not "ust my own creativity but also an attempt at sharing those same feelings and devotion as a fan of roleplaying games anime and giant mecha with my ers.

*n no 6ay did * et fo+th to 6+ite a pe+fect 6o+ld5 no+ hould uch e7pectation 2e placed upon thi document.- am sure there will be more than a few flaws or mistakes that - will have made while writing this book since putting this book together was a mostly lone endeavor

en again that is part of the creative license that comes with writing anything in the realm of science fiction. 'onsistency is always a large burden to maintain especially whegic likes to constantly try to stick its beak into every little thing. So therefore any mistakes that may or may not eist will be retroconned erased edited denied covered upbated or simply amended in any future supplements if there are ever going to be any.

8lo5 the othe+ 1oal of thi p+o9ect 6a 6a to ho6 6hat can 2e done 6hen one put thei+ mind to it.- have tried a few times before to write this book but have constantly ran up against obstacles that had either stopped me from progressing further or have distracted

ogether from completion. Some of these were placed in my own path by myself which is unfortunately a part of the eternal curse of being a perfectionist.)ne of the biggest obstacles in /uestion was the attempt to redesign everything during the process of writing it all down; few things are as difficult as reinventing th

heel while you are rolling down the road at high speed.

8t 6o+e5 * hope that thi 2ook 6ill ente+tain othe+ fan of mecha5 anime5 o+ +ole:playin1.

O+ at 2et5 * mi1ht inpi+e omeone ele to t+y to lay out thei+ o6n 6o+ld upon endle field of te7t and 1+aphic.

*f you do chooe to ue thi 2ook to +un a fe6 adentu+e fo+ you+elf and you+ f+iend5 o+ any of the othe+ mate+ial5 +ule5 etc 6ith in5

pleae 1ie c+edit 6he+e c+edit i due. 5raise and comments go a long way in helping to cope with the many nights of lost sleep.

*lso if you happen to have any constructive feed back or /uestions that you may wish to share feel free to email me at( ([email protected])

Note to 2oth Playe+ and G,*s you may have guessed by now Noah was heavily influenced by the ,apanese anime 1Mobile Suit undam,2 in addition to many other resources.

This series has been popular with mecha fans for over three decades now and it is only natural that some small or a large part of its influence will be noticeablewith in the scope of the Noah universe itself. &nderstandably some may /uestion why this is the case.7irst off this was done to give the players and 89s a sense of familiarity for the world events and the people involved.

-f both sides of the gaming screen are ac/uainted and comfortable with the material presented to them their en"oyment will be enhanced so that everyone ismore likely to have an gratifying gaming eperience together.

Second at the same time as things may seem to be well known to them there is still more than plenty of room to throw in new developmentsmaterial concepts ideas etc to spice up every thing. *nyone reading this document should be warned to not simply assume anything is as they suspect. *s the

popular word of advice used in the military goes 8'#en "ou assume an"t#ing, "ou onl" 'ind up making an ASS out of 0 and ME.:This is one of the many reasons why Noah takes place in an entirely different universe of its own great effort was made to distant itself from what

may be familiar as possible while still offering many new elements to interact with.)ne difference that is brought up by others is that all characters with in Noah are anthropomorphic animals called collectively 1*nthrokind2 or in

some other circles known as 17urries.2 With this detail alone it gives them a much different perspective on their world and ours than we would normally have.-f you feel that you are not comfortable with or do not desire to use such 1funny talking animals2 in your game you are more than free to work around it. Thereare no bonuses or other rules that come into play due to whatever species a character may be. -n most cases it is simply a reflection of their personalities.This detail was added to the game to make it more uni/ue than its original sources of inspiration.

*lso for your entertainment there are a few "okes planted here and there to liven up the mood a little. So chances are if you see something that takesyou a bit by surprise then more than likely it was done on purpose.

Note to Playe+-f you are reading this as preparation for an upcoming game being run by your regular or irregular 89 please be careful to not read over any

restricted material which may spoil your gaming eperience or may give you an advantage over your 89 in how they are running their game.:oing so will unbalance everything in the game and bring about a large amount of unnecessary stress and friction with in your group which will

undoubtedly ruin the shared gaming eperience over all. ole playing is about having fun not solely about winning. -f you are still unsure about the point - amtrying to make here - suggest you go and read the comic 8;nig#ts of t#e -inner Table:and see how some of the characters there handle themselves and theirrole playing habits.

Note to G,This document was meant to help you create new worlds for your players to interact in. -t is both a guide and a suggestion.-f you feel as though some parts of it may not be comfortable for you to run 1as is2 then you are given the liberty to change some and=or all details

if you feel it necessary. Such as if you feel that running the characters as 1funny talking animals2 is not your thing then there is very little to stop you from

running them as all being human.)n the other hand a lot of work has gone into keeping a certain balance in the game mechanics such as in the rules or even the stats of the givenvehicles or characters. *s a warning altering some of these details may cause problems such as tilting the scale in favor of or against your players. Thoseinvolved should feel challenged by the situations they are placed in and since not all players are e/ually e/uipped or motivated in the same ways it is the roleof the 89 to keep a watchful eye on such things.

8ll * ak i that depite any chan1e that you make5 that you 6ill till 1ie c+edit 6he+e c+edit i due to 2oth me a the 6+ite+ of thi

document5 and to the othe+ people 6ho hae cont+i2uted in thei+ o6n 6ay to the c+eation of thi unie+e and 2ook.

Pleae do not copy o+ dit+i2ute anythin1 f+om thi document 6ithout 1iin1 c+edit to the +eponi2le pa+tie in ;uetion.

*nd now let us enter the world of Noah and the Earf Sphere....
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: !E : 'ougar = 3eopard = 'heetah = 3ion = Tiger >en Snake( 'hoose any species of Snake.

: &! : Weasel = 7erret = 9ink = )tter = Stoat Odd :ragon or Naga see notes.

: && : 9ole = Shrew ? >en abbit or 'at( 'hoose any breed of abbit or small 7eline species.

: &$ : 6at = 7lying 7o = 'olugo ? Odd Tiger or 3eopard.

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: & : ,ackal = +yena = 'ape Town :og

: &? : Toad = 7rog = Salamander: & : 'at = 6obcat = 3yn

: &% : :eer = 9oose = eindeer = *ntelope

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O3 Oe+ie6The Sol star system consists of the star Sol and the astronomical ob"ects gravitationally bound in orbit around it all of which formed from the collapse of a giant

olecular cloud approimately H.A billion years ago. The vast ma"ority of the systemFs mass is in the 84J class star 1Sol2 itself at the center of the Sol Systeme many ob"ects that orbit around Sol most of the mass is contained within nine relatively solitary planets whose orbits are almost circular and lie within a nearly flat disc of tliptic plane.

Since the earliest time that its inhabitants have been aware of it the Sol system has been broken down into several 10ones2 based upon varying systems ofassifications. The most current system of division in use is based upon the level of habitation and eploitation in both current and proposed forms.

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The 1-nner Gone2 is composed of the systemFs star Sol and its two innermost planets 9ercury and Jenus. 6oth planets have etreme conditiothat make them very unsuitable for coloni0ation by *nthrokind and there are no known large or small scale plans for eploration in the near fu*bout the only bit of civili0ation that could be found in this 0one would be the few automated remote monitoring stations that serve as scientif

platforms directed at the parent star for research and as early warning systems for any solar flare activity.

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This 0one represents the current etent of space eploration habitation and epansion for *nthrokind; composed of both the 1Earfhere2 and Sol34 which will be described in more detail in their own dedicated sections.

Even though 9ars is included in this 0one there are no future plans for coloni0ation due to the current conditions of this planet.ven though it is theoretically possible to 1terraform2 9ars to better suit the purposes of coloni0ation many have speculated that early on in theove to epand out further into the Sol system that the epense of coloni0ing in a gravity well was already complicated enough without

nsidering the environmental engineering that would be re/uired. Though a more cynical opinion and perhaps a little closer to the truth is thatose in power may have saw it being easier to eert control over a large number of nearby artificial colonies than a much more distant planet.

'eou+ce -one5ast the planet 9ars is the domain of the +arvester 7leets and other smaller scale mining operations. 7rom the methane deposits o

SaturnFs moon Titan to the rich clouds and moons of ,upiter to the rocky ring of the *steroid belts; a near constant river of processedmaterials flows to the Earf Sphere to feed its ever demanding hunger for resources. 7ew if any colonies eist this far out into space; as percharter the +arvester 7leets are allowed to manage its own administration and facilities in echange for its neutrality and few have ever/uestioned this. *s a result little information is available about life this far from Sol.

Oute+ -oneThe rest of the Sol system has remained mostly uneplored with very few venturing much further than Saturn due to the

treme distances and great risks involved. Jery little is known about what is out there or if there is anything to be discovered or eplored.


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The discovery of comet B 94 later to be known as 1the +arbinger 'omet2 by :r. :rakeKn is the first signal of the end of this golden age.Shortly after its discovery it is reali0ed that the previously unknown comet is on an impact orbit with Earf and is a prime candidate forcausing an Etinction 3evel Event. *lmost immediately )NE begins preparations to deal with the new threat mobili0ing every ship in itsgrowing fleet as every possible option available is considered.The optimism that was the hallmark of the golden age slowly erodes into fear and panic as all resources that were originally devoted tospreading life out to the stars is now brought to defend it against the approaching comet.

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The first attempt is made to stop the comet as the gathered fleet of the )NE space forces converge upon the +arbinger before it enters theasteroid belt. Several nuclear weapons are used against it becoming the largest use of nuclear arms in EarfFs history with little or nodifference being made. -nitial intelligence gathered prior to the attack was proven wrong as the cometFs composition is shown to be much

denser than pure dust and ice as with more traditional comets. The )NES7 fleet hurries home after the failed attack to set up the new line ofdefense against the +arbinger comet.

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5rior to its approach into the Earf Sphere the )NES7 launches yet another attack upon the +arbinger comet using a much greater amount of force against it thanbefore including the use of a hastily constructed massive solar mirror array. The second attack at first appears to have been effective but hope turned to fear once mas the cometFs core breaks down into a series of smaller masses still being drawn in by the gravity of Earf. Some of the new core fragments are vapori0ed or pushedaway while still in space but the last seven remnants of the +arbinger comet continue on to impact with the surface of Earf. The resulting devastation is wide spreaimpacting remnants hit with the power of several millions of megatons totally altering the landscape and atmosphere of the planet.

The first effects of the impact are the numerous tsunamis that are caused by two of the comet cores crashing into EarfFs ice caps instantly vapori0ing the large icemasses causing the sea levels to rise over A% meters and reaching deep inland. These impacts would later fuel the year long 1*ge of Storms2 which created severhypercanes that buffeted all of the continents. The other five comet cores struck in North *merica South *merica *frica and the 9iddle East throwing millions tons of debris into the atmosphere bringing about a nuclear winter not to mention the destruction of several countries.

)ver the following year it is estimated that B billion have perished in the impact and the following cataclysmic events. The scattered remnants of the )NE forcesstruggle to reestablish order and lines of infrastructure to reunite any survivors. -t is decided that it would be best to move as many as possible into space so as to al

the Earf to heal itself and limiting the Earf population to "ust H billion. )NE officially declares the end of the 8* calender with %%A# 8* becoming %%*T of the new 1*fter Tragedy2 calender system.

*t first the forced migration is slow because of the lingering confusion then each nation forms its own lottery to determine who will be forced to relocate. Some clthat a 1brain drain2 is occurring since many of the early waves of migration were mostly made up of educated and skilled individuals leaving behind the poor andilliterate to seemingly die on Earf. -n nearly all of the less developed countries riots rage on while different factions fought for either the right to leave Earf or agaithe forced eodus. Eventually order was established through military intervention by )NE forces and the forced migration into space was begrudgingly accepted areality. 9eanwhile colony construction takes on a whole new fevered pitch as many new colonies are almost /uite literally 1built over night.2 *t the same time new

population controls are enforced to keep what limited colony space available as colony construction is resumed in earnest.

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:espite strict population controls the population of the Earf Sphere eplodes to 4 billion. 'olony construction still continues on strong as space becomes a premiuand '*'* tries to stay a head of the population growth trends. 9anaging it all becomes net to impossible as many citi0ens move from one colony to another for lto no reason. 'onditions in some colonies worsen as several become more disproportionately crowded than others as the dynamic population shifts occur at randomEventually things settle down as more space is made available over time.

EarfFs population by all estimates is stable at around H billion numbers are kept in strict check with fre/uent 1forced relocations2 for families that grow too largeoutside of given /uotas with politics sometimes playing a role as well for certain individuals.

3una Eight ma"or cities and several smaller cities with a combined of population over #.4 billion.

3& +erd # with 4%% open cylinder pairs. 5opulation( estimated ? billion.

3$ +erd B with 4%% closed cylinder pairs. 5opulation( estimated ? billion.

3 +erd A with 4%% open cylinder pairs. 5opulation( estimated ? billion.

3" +erds ? and H each with 4%% open cylinder pairs. 5opulation( estimated ? billion each.

3 +erds 4 and each with 4%% open cylinder pairs. 5opulation( estimated ? billion each.

Sol 3$ 4 1sun flower shield2 with four closed type cylinder pairs. 5opulation( estimated #C4H million.

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-n a seemingly unimportant event a :aniel *braham *ngelus arrives at +erd B from a transfer shuttle. *lmost immediately as he steps off of the shuttle he begins preach his uni/ue spiritual philosophy which he refers to as 1*ngelism.2 *nd more importantly on his political theories of self rule for of all the space and lunarcolonies from Earf. *t first few would listen but over time his teachings would garner more attention and become wider spread.

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)ut of partial concern about the future and practical use of *vatars )NE begins its own development program with the 1Sisyphus 5ro"ect2 late in the year. 9inor gare made through several crash programs assisted with early espionage efforts to ac/uire information from the 'osmic +eavensF very own development programs.

The Sheha/im 'orporationFs 3upus program is started to produce a new main combat unit after beating out the rival Empyrean 'orporationMs 3yn in a designcompetition.

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6y all appearances EarfFs population has remained stable at around H billion thanks to the strict regulations and laws in place.

3una Eleven ma"or cities and several smaller cities with a combined of population around 4 billion.

3& +erd # with 4% open cylinder pairs. 5opulation( ? billion.

3$ +erd B with ?%% closed cylinder pairs. 5opulation( billion.

3 +erd A with ?%% open cylinder pairs. 5opulation( H billion.

3" +erds ? and H each with ?%% open cylinder pairs. 5opulation( H.4 billion each.

3 +erds 4 and each with ?%% open cylinder pairs. 5opulation( H.4 billion each.

Sol 3$ H 1sun flower shield2 with four closed type cylinder pairs. 5opulation( estimated A% million.

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*t #4(%%pm &T' on %4#%#4 the 'osmic +eavens transmitted a declaration of war on all public )NE fre/uencies.The message was a video recording made by :ominion 3ord +abakkuk -scariot stating the declaration and a short eplanation all totaling H seconds in length. Themessage was repeated during the following five minutes. 6efore the end of the seventh repeat of the message the first nuclear missiles had "ust hit their targets amothe +erd groups at 3. Then the chaos began.

)NE attempted to put up a line of defense but unfortunately the element of surprise was greatly utili0ed by the 'osmic +eavens as they set about to indiscriminateuse nuclear and chemical weapons upon the colonies. The high concentration of babel particles made communications difficult as all available forces were mustereand rescue operations began. -n the chaos the normal chain of command failed as several ship commanders took it upon themselves to not only defend the coloniestry to take the fight back to the 'osmic +eavens.

The fleets at 3# and 3H were launched to meet the attacking 'osmic +eaven fleets at 3 but were again caught by surprise when HC hours later another surprise attwas launched on the lightly defended colony herds at 3H. The herd ? colony group immediately surrendered without a shot being fired while the forces in the herd group attempted to make a stand and suffered high losses.

3ess than a week after the first attacks a third wave is sent against the main body of the )NE space fleets at the 5haros colony herd at 3# resulting in the completedestruction of all of the colony deuces. Not only are the same atrocities repeated with the blatant use of nuclear and chemical weapons but the new *vatar machinewere put to their full use and showed their full potential as several ace pilots make their names and reputations in the field of combat.-n addition several operations were attempted to engineer the forced deorbit of a colony deuce so as cause it to be dropped upon Earf. Three attempts were made wthe colony deuces 9adrid 3uembourg and 3ondon. The first two operations were thwarted when the fleets involved were intercepted by coordinated )NE forcesit was during the third operation the 1battle of 3ondon2 that a colony drop was successful when the remains of the colony deuce impacted into the Southern *fricacontinent even though it missed its original target of the )NE head/uarters in the northern region. -t was also during this operation that the 'osmic +eavens capturadmiral eisman and his flagship 1:evon.2 +eavily losses were sustained by both sides as hostilities eventually grind to a halt over the following two weeks of spofighting with little changed in the status or shape of the battle lines.

The fighting comes to a temporary stop as negotiations slowly open up to full talks representatives of )NE and the 'osmic +eavens attempt to bring about some foof 1peace2 after the unimaginable scale of destruction that was been wrought upon the Earf Sphere. The process goes back and forth as the situation is weighed by bsides. The 'osmic +eavens refusal to release its captured territories at 3H move either of its two asteroid bases at 3H or 3 or to pay for damages it had inflicted dcombat claiming it was "ustified in its actions. While )NE fought with itself and its member nations many factions broke out either wanting 1peace at any cost2 or

completely punish the 'osmic +eavens for its crimes against *nthrokind.2The )NE representatives were close to surrendering and finally recogni0ing the 'osmic +eavens as a sovereign nation when the negotiations were interrupted by threcently escaped admiral eisman where he gave his 1They are ehausted2 speech to the shocked representatives. The negotiations /uickly collapsed as it became clear that no more bargaining was possible since neither side had a position of strength over the other. * few agreements were finally formali0ed in the 1Treaty of)lives2 on the prohibition of the use of unconventional weapons the treatment of prisoners of war and civilians athe recogni0ed neutrality of 3una the +arvester 7leets and the Ephesus colony group . While the discussions came to a close and the representatives all wehome an atmosphere of mied hopes that the 1cold war2 that had eisted between )NE and the 'osmic +eavens before the war would become the status /uo once

begrudgingly hung over the Earf Sphere.


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*pparently undeterred by the massive loss of life in the 1?% days of +ell2 the 'osmic +eavens /uietly begin to reorgani0e its forces for what it refers to as the1:emiurge 7ront2 offensive the planned invasion of Earf itself. Each division is named after one of the four classical elements and is given a specific function=rolethe invasion.

8i+ 9ain command over all other branches of the 'osmic +eavens military; main function is to direct all combat forces and transportation support in sthrough out the Earf sphere.

>a+f ( 9ain command over all surface combat and associated support networks for the 1:emiurge 7ront2 on Earf. Second in command to *ir. *lsoresponsible for the collection and transportation of captured resources back to the homeland.

0ate+ Naval combat branch for the 1:emiurge 7ront2 answerable to Earf in the chain of command. Tasked with securing all a/uatic regions and networkprevent any groups or agencies from reestablishing themselves into an effective counter force to the occupation operation.

4i+e Separate from the other three branches of the military hierarchy with only some limited authority over the other branches all the while still answer

to *ir. -n charge of all unconventional or asymmetric warfare intelligence gathering and eperimental weapons through out all war 0ones. *lso oversees allresource gathering from the captured 0ones and their transport to the home land in cooperation with *ir and Earth.

The apture 7oundation is established as a public face for a secret pro"ect to investigate the 1awakened mind2 phenomena.

:espite the accepted 1peace2 many officials in )NE hurriedly places more emphasis on its Sisyphus 5ro"ect giving the very underfunded program more resourcesa much higher priority to develop any kind of new weapon that might give )NE an advantage against the 'osmic +eavens in case hostilities erupt again. The No

pro"ect is one of many given greater priority as it is one of the few early programs to show any initial promise.

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Eactly eight months to the start that the 1?% days of +ell2 the 'osmic +eavens commences a new series of offensive operations under the banner of the 1:emiurg7ront2 as its forces invade the planet Earf.

The first attack involved landing of forces to secure the )NE space ports at 6aikonur and then to spread out west and south to capture large swaths of territothroughout Europe and the 9iddle East as more units are brought in.

The second attack came in the form of several landings along along the west coast of North *merica to capture the military assets and then the food productiocenters located in the 9idwestern areas.

The third wave is composed of three separate landings of naval units in the *tlantic 5acific and -ndian oceans near the established 'osmic +eavens 0ones todisrupt all traffic and to systematically eliminate all )NE naval forces.

The fourth and final wave brought in larger mobile assets such as the construction machinery and mobile bases to begin the plundering of the EarfFs resourcesthe captured 0ones.

*ll was going according to plan; the ma"ority of the land forces were able to steamroll over any resistance they encountered. 6ut despite the large amounts of navalforces that were brought in from orbit losses began to increase suddenly when unknown resistance forces started to become active through out the a/uatic territoriewhich gave the )NE forces more time to regroup and rebuild in the nonoccupied 0ones.

*fter several weeks the epansion of captured territories slows down to a crawl as the 'osmic +eavens strengthen their hold on what assets they have already secuWhat remnants of the )NE forces that were still operational are isolated in various pockets scattered across the European South *merican and Northern *fricansectors.


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action

ON>5 O+1aniFation of the Nation of >a+f5 One Nation >a+f

'eelation & &: $T#en I stood on t#e sand of t#e sea. And I sa' a a beast rising up out of t#e sea, #aving seven #eads and ten #orns, and

#is #orns ten !ro'ns, and on #is #eads a blasp#emous name. 2o' t#e beast '#i!# I sa' 'as like a leopard, #is feet 'ere likee feet of a bear, and #is mout# like t#e mout# of a lion. T#e dragon gave #im #is po'er, #is t#rone, and great aut#orit".

:uring the 4%B%s of the original *nno :omini calender it was reali0ed by the larger national powers of the world that aore centrali0ed form of government body was needed to better maintain the peaceful balance of international relations and tradee to a constantly changing environment of new technologies fading boundary lines uncertain climate changes and an evercreasing global population. &nlike its predecessors such as the 3eague of Nations and the &nited Nations the )rgani0ed NationsEarf otherwise known as )NE /uickly evolved to meet its stated aims to facilitating cooperation in international law

ternational security economic development social progress universal rights and achievement of world peace by providing auch stronger platform for international dialogue and cooperation with many more mechanisms to enact and enforce its policies.ver time its powers and authority have caused many boundary lines between nations to blur ever further as it took over more control of its own member nations.

Some have come to view )NE as becoming an obstacle to not only itself but to all of *nthrokind. -nstead of promoting growth and prosperity it has become anforcer of the status /uo and close minded thinking. -ts citi0ens becoming more than merely comfortable in their situations where they have little control or say while their le"oy their own niches of power while further securing their own positions for themselves. *dvancement in technology has slowed to a crawl as it has become more difficult toply new knowledge and inventions to eisting situations; businesses are kept imprisoned under layers of oppressive regulations and taation; the ability of the citi0en to brinout change on their own has been strictly limited by endless rows of bureaucratic barriers and red tape.

)NEFs five primary organs are(

ON> '3> or the epresentative &nion of 3egislative Eecutives.

ON> 8=8=> or *ssess and 'onfirm all Threats to -nternational )perations and Nations with its military branches under the 5rotect Enforce and *i'iti0ens of Earf .

ON> PO*N 380 or the 3egal *dvisory of the World.

ON> C>8D or the 1+ighest standards of Efficiency *bility and :evotion to duty.2)ther prominent )NE system agencies also include(

ON> =OS *4P or the -nternational 7ood 5rogram.

ON> 8>8> or the *tomic Energy *gency of Earf.

ON> >S=O or the Educational Scientific and 'ultural )rgani0ation.

ON> 84O or the *griculture and 7ood )rgani0ation.

ON> C8', or the +igh *dvocate for efugees and 9igrations.

ON> =8=8 or the 'olony *dministration and 'onstruction *uthority.

ON> '3>

&3E or the general assembly makes up the main body of )NE and is the only body in which all member nations have e/ual representation. -ts powers are to ovee budget of )NE appoint the nonpermanent members to *'T-)N receive reports from other parts of )NE and make recommendations in the form of resolutions. -t has altablished a wide number of subsidiary organs.

The general assembly meets under its own president or with the Secretary8eneral in regular yearly sessions the main part of which lasts from September to :ecemd resumed part from ,anuary until all issues are addressed. -t can also reconvene for special and emergency special sessions. -ts composition functions powers voting andocedures are set out in 'hapter -J of the )NE 'harter.

Joting in the &3E on important /uestions @ recommendations on peace and security; election of members to organs; admission suspension and epulsion ofembers; budgetary matters @ is by a twothirds ma"ority of those present and voting. )ther /uestions are decided by ma"ority vote. Each member country has one vote. *partproval of budgetary matters including adoption of a scale of assessment &3E resolutions are binding on the members. The *ssembly may make recommendations on anyatters within the scope of )NE ecept matters of peace and security under *'T-)N consideration. The one state one vote power structure theoretically allows states comprst eight percent of the world population to pass a resolution by a twothirds vote.

ON> PO*N 3803*W or often referred to as the World 'ourt is the primary "udicial organ of )NE. -ts main functions are to settle legal disputes submitted to it by states and to pro

visory opinions on legal /uestions submitted to it by duly authori0ed international organs agencies and )NE &3E.

ON> C>8D

)NEFs most visible public figure is the Secretary8eneral and they are assisted by a staff of international civil servants and agencies worldwide known as +E*:. -ovides studies information and facilities needed by )NE bodies for their meetings. -t also carries out tasks as directed by *'T-)N &3E 5)-NT and other )NE bodies. ency receives its name from the )NE 'harter that states that its staff must be chosen by 1the application of the highest standards of efficiency ability and devotion to dutye regard for the importance of recruiting on a wide geographical basis. The 'harter provides that the staff shall not seek or receive instructions from any authority other than

NE. Each )NE member country is en"oined to respect the international character of +E*: and not seek to influence its staff. The Secretary8eneral alone is responsible for aff selection.


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The Secretary8eneralFs duties include helping resolve international disputes administering peacekeeping operations organi0ing international conferences gatherinformation on the implementation of *'T-)N decisions and consulting with member governments regarding various initiatives. Ley +E*: offices in this area include the )the 'oordinator of *nthrokind *ffairs and 5E*'E. The Secretary8eneral may bring to the attention of *'T-)N any matter that in his or her opinion may threaten

ternational peace and security.

ON> 8= P>8=>

The )NE 5E*'E is the main body of the armed forces under )NE control. *ll member nations are epected to provide a specified /uota of personnel materialsachines and weapons at any given time to full fill any given operation or resolution that the )NE *'T-)N passes. )ver time many nations slowly stopped maintaining thei

wn separate forces and simply merged their military branches completely with )NE 5E*'E. The last nation with forces of its own was the &nited States before it too eventuerged its forces with )NE 5E*'E. :espite that various uniforms used by )NE 5E*'E forces in diverse environments they are always recogni0ed as such by their purpleshes emblems helmets and berets. )NE 5E*'E is composed of all four military branches; *rmy Navy )rbit and Space.

ON> 8+myThe largest of the )NE armed forces the modern army is composed of its land and transport assets. -n addition the land

rces have their own air wings of autonomous drones. )ver the years the military technology in use in the )NE forces evolved toy heavily on information control and automation to the point that the original air forces were reduced to fleets of drones underntrol of either the *rmy or Navy which maintains its own fleets as well. What is left of the former air force is the air transportngs that is under *rmy control and administration.

:espite the increased use of information technology and automation the rest of the modern army resembles its ancestralots; armored units are still operated by men and women and the foot solider is still the most fleible weapon in use. Even though

dinance and direct attacks can be directed remotely from a long distance with high precision it is still the boots on the ground thats to enter the field to hold an ob"ective or maintain the peace.

ypical organi0ation structure for )NE *rmy(=o+p

'orps usually consists of two or more :ivisions and is commanded by a 3ieutenant 8eneral.Diiion

ch division is commanded by a 9a"or 8eneral and usually holds three 6rigades including infantry artillery engineers and communications units in addition to logistics support to sustain independent action. The basic building block of all ground force combat formations is the infantry division. * typical division would hold threefantry brigades.

B+i1ade6rigade is under the command of a 6rigadier 8eneral or sometimes is commanded by a 'olonel and comprises three or more 6attalions of different units depending on itsnctionality. *n independent brigade would be one that primarily consists of an artillery unit an infantry unit an armor unit and logistics to support its actions. Such a brigadet part of any division and is under direct command of a corps.

Battalion

ch battalion is commanded by a 'olonel or sometimes by 3ieutenant 'olonel who commands roughly A%% to B% soldiers. This number varies depending on the functionalite regiment. * regiment comprises either three batteries or four companies and other arms ecluding armored units that are organi0ed into s/uadrons each under the commanma"or and comprising individual subunits called sections which are further divisible into platoons and s/uads.

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N> Nay # ON>N

)ver the last two hundred years the )NE Navy have evolved from its original roots to its current form which can bemmed up in the phrase( 1)ne 7leet )ne 9ind.2 The current modern navy is based upon the concept of a network of smallerips working together as one larger vessel. Each fleet is built around a command cruiser or up to four command cruisers actingone which then controls the other cruisers or smaller classes of ships in their fleet as if they were simply an etension of theme ship. The networked fleet can sense all around it and react to any threat detected as a singular force. This allows for auch more affordable and modular naval force without having to invest in oversi0ed ships such as battleships that are nownsidered to be either relic dinosaurs or the pri0ed personal toys of e/ually dinosaur admirals.

Typical arrangement would be composed of one command cruiser of the *iom or *ugust class with two *rmorye to two *viary two to four 6ulwark and si or more 'utlass ships. Though this can be changed depending upon the missionsituation at hand. The only class of ship that does not participate in this cooperative action are submarines troop carriers and tender ships.

-n addition to its fleet of ships the Navy also maintains its own fleet of autonomous drones as its own air force like the *rmy.

Typical organi0ation of the navy( Space Nay # ON>SN

The youngest of all the )NE military branches the Space Navy was initially devoted to patrolling and being a first responsession to any emergency involving the orbital or lunar colonies; by being able to bring forth the necessary force to deal with any threatcarrying troops and personnel to the scene. Then slowly as the orbital populations grew a line of distrust and resentment began to formtween those administrations on Earf and the people living in space the function of the space forces slowly changed to pro"ect anways present reminder to those living amongst the stars that their lives were controlled by those on the ground.

This was momentarily put to the side when the +arbinger 'omet was discovered and the )NE council discovered eactlyw unprepared or unable it was to deal with the sudden threat to not only itself but to the future of *nthrokind as well. The eistingets lacked the abilities or the firepower needed; even when armed with nuclear weapons. *fter the +arbinger -mpact a new push was

ade to create a new generation of much more powerful 1big gun2 ships to deal with future threats and slowly the pro"ection of )NEFsength over the orbital colonies returned.

The )NESN is composed of twelve main fleets of ships organi0ed in the same manner as its a/uatic cousins each based ate of the 3agrange points ecept at 34 and 3? due to political disputes which were then moved to the new asteroid bases set up near 3H and 3. Each fleet possesses its own

mall force of marines for boarding of other vessels or colonies. Though as the war progressed more and more troops from the )NE *rmy were brought in for occupying thelonies.

-n addition )NESN has administrative control over the )NE asteroid bases in the Earf Sphere.9uch like its ancestral roots )NESN uses the same system of ranks as the )NEN.

te+oid Bae ,on 82ila(Dimenion 444 km P #C4 km P #?% km,a #.HBP#%ED#$ kg-n the early days of the first orbital construction pro"ects 1esource &nit #2 was brought to the 3# 3agrange point to serve as

e source of building materials for the first orbital colony herd. )ver time it had been nearly completely hollowed out by miningerations and even before the 'osmic +eavens declaration of independence it had been used as a naval base by the )NESN. -n #%B*Te asteroid was the center of a ma"or rearmament program to fortify it and others as a series of autonomous bases to support the overallforcement of )NEFs authority. 3ike it sister fortress 9on *bila is armed with numerous turrets and missile silos as well as a classifiedmber of docking bays for battleships.

:uring the final offensive of the 1?% days of +ell2 the asteroid took heavy damage from the heavy nuclear bombardment

hich resulted in a large part of it fracturing away from the main body though still remaining close together due to gravitational pull.

te+oid Bae ,on =alpa

Dimenion 4% km P #C km P #B% km,a #.4CP#%ED#$ kgStationed at 3? after the first weeks of the war it became one of the very last secure foot holds in space for )NE forces.

riginally moved to the 3agrange point to serve as building material for the +erd A colony group as construction was first begun it wasessed into service as a naval base after all )NESN ships were asked to leave as according to the terms of the statement of neutrality bye +erd A group in #%B *T.

The base has twelve 1harbors2 deep with in its solid body hallowed out from previous mining operations each with enoughcks for over one hundred ships in addition to several repair 1dry docks.2 9eanwhile its surface is dotted with numerous turrets armedth everything from ** guns to 3ucifer cannons as well as countless silos for launching missiles.
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N> Space 0atch A Oe+i1ht 'econnaiance H Dete++ent # ON> : S0O'D

-n the early days of its formation the )NE member nations were able to bring their governments militaries and infrastructures together through the deployment ofveral sophisticated satellite systems to better observe and communicate with each other. To maintain this network )NE SW): was created to monitor everything that isserved detected or transferred through its countless lines of communication. *lmost nothing could occur on Earf or enter=leave the atmosphere without )NE SW): knoout it. 7or organi0ation purposes )NE 8): uses the same rank system as )NE *rmy.

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odename 1ainbow Serpent2 and 1Walu"api23ocated near the city of 6risbane ainbow Serpent is one of the few strong foot holds for )NE. With its sister base

alu"api located near the city of 5erth both were able to cordinate with each other to prevent the total loss of the *ustralianntinent when the 'osmic +eavens succeed in splitting the land mass in two

odename 18ermelshausen2'onstructed as a second underground city in the middle of the European 0one 8ermelshausen served as an auiliary

mmand post to *gartha. -ts own automated factories produced numerous tanks and drones to support the land forcesroughout the war.

odename 1TlillanTlapallan2* research facility in the South *merican 0one TlillanTlapallan was responsible for many of the advances in weapon technology s used by )NE during the war in

rticular its range of 6abel particle weapons.

odename 1Tamoanchan2* ma"or comple of army bases in the middle of the South *merican continent with several automated facilities for weapons production.

odename 1+vergelmir26uilt in the heart of Sweden +vergelmir was constructed as another underground facility with its own automated factories for weapons production.

odename 1*eaea27loating island base in the middle of the *tlantic ocean had docking facilities for both submarines and surface vessels. +eavily damaged during initial attacks seve

its platforms were sunk as a result.

odename 16uyan23ocated in the -ndian ocean near the submerged colony of 3emuria

odename 1Scheria2Submarine base located one hundred miles from the coast of ,apan was destroyed by 'osmic +eaven forces after the initial invasion.

Othe+ p+ominent ON> ytem a1encieON> =OS =8=8

The 'olony *dministration and 'onstruction *uthority is an organi0ation of multinational corporations chartered to build and maintain the colonies around thegrange points of the Earf sphere. The corporate members of the '*'* are( 5haros 6odrum hodes 8i0a 9edia Ephesus =>4

)NE 'E7 provides longterm humanitarian and developmental assistance to children and mothers in developing countries. -t is one of the members of the )NEevelopment 8roup and its Eecutive 'ommittee. )NE 'E7 relies on contributions from governments and private donors; governments contribute two thirds of the organi0atsources; private groups and some A million individuals contribute the rest through the National 'ommittees. )NE 'E7Fs programs emphasi0e developing communitylevelrvices to promote the health and wellbeing of children.

ON> *4P

The -nternational 7ood 5rogram is the food aid branch of )NE and the worldFs largest good will organi0ation addressing hunger worldwide by working to help peoho are unable to produce or obtain enough food for themselves and their families. -t is a member of the )NE :evelopment 8roup and part of its Eecutive 'ommittee.

ON> 8>8>

The *tomic Energy *gency of Earf is an international organi0ation that seeks to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy and to inhibit its use for any militaryrpose including nuclear weapons. The *E*E was established as an autonomous organi0ation on 4$ ,uly #$B. Though established independently of )NE through its ownternational treaty the *E*E Statute the *E*E reports to both the )NE &3E and )NE *'T-)N.

ON> >S=O

The Educational Scientific and 'ultural )rgani0ation is a speciali0ed agency of )NE. -ts stated purpose is to contribute to peace and security by promotingternational collaboration through education science and culture in order to further universal respect for "ustice the rule of law and universal rights along with fundamentaleedoms proclaimed in the )NE 'harter. -t is the heir of the 3eague of NationsF -nternational 'ommission on -ntellectual 'ooperation.

ON> 84O

The *griculture and 7ood )rgani0ation is a speciali0ed agency of )NE that leads international efforts to defeat hunger. Serving both developed and developinguntries *7) acts as a neutral forum where all nations meet as e/uals to negotiate agreements and debate policy. *7) is also a source of knowledge and information and heveloping countries and countries in transition moderni0e and improve agriculture forestry and fisheries practices ensuring good nutrition and food security for all.


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N> =ha+acte+ =+eation-t is more than likely t hat your characters will be encountering various members of the )NE leadership or bureaucracy at some point or another during your game sessions. The following charts were made so that you co

ate such N5's on the fly without having to stop in the middle of an encounter to create them. Though for characters that will play a larger role in your story lines it is suggested that you create them like an y other character to give re depth so they will fit in with your constructed narrative. The following is mainly to create 1throw away2 characters.

7irst part the names of the N5' roll #:#% to select the proper chart then roll a second #:#% to settle on the name se and nationalit y. Species can be rolled using the animal charts given earlier in t he book.

'hart Q%# :#% Name( Se( Nationality( 'hart Q%A :#% Name( Se( National

# *llitt 6everley 7 6ritain # 6uono *ngelo 9 *meric

4 *sratyan Jaleriy 9 ussia 4 'alva ,osR 3uis 9 9eic

? 6allesteros 7rancisca 7 Spain ? 'hiTat Ng 'harles 9 +ong Lo

H 6thory Eli0abeth 7 +ungary H 'hikatilo *ndrei 9 ussia

6ehram Thug 9 -ndia 'hristie ,ohn eginald 9 6ritain

A 6ianchi Lenneth *lessio 9 *merica A olak *dnan 9 Turke

B 6ilancia :onato 9 -taly B 'onstan0o *dolfo 9 9eic

C 6rady -an 9 6ritain C 'ooke Eric Edgar 9 *ustral

$ 6ritland 9ary *nn 7 6ritain $ 'otton 9ary *nn 7 6ritain

#% 6unting ,ohn 9 *ustralia #% :aglis *ntonis 9 8reec

'hart Q%4 :#% Name( Se( Nationality( 'hart Q%B :#% Name( Se( National

# :engi0 U0gVr 9 Turkey # +aapo"a 9atti 9 7inlan

4 :utrou 9arc 9 6elguim 4 +ansen obert 'hristian 9 *meric

? :yer *melia 7 6ritain ? +iggins 9argaret 7 -relan

H :0humagaliev Nikolai 9 La0hakstan H +indley 9yra 7 6ritain

7ilho 5edro odriges 9 6ra0il -/bal ,aved 9 5akista

A 7lannigan 'atherine 7 -reland A -shikawa 9iyuki 7 ,apan

B 8aravito 3uis 9 'olumbia B 3ucas +enry 3ee 9 *meric

C 8odino 'ayetano Santos 9 *rgentina C 3upo 9ichael 9 -taly

$ 8olovkin Sergey 9 ussia $ 9aake 'edric 9 South *f#% 8riswold &bel 9 8ermany #% 9aeue +iroshi 9 ,apan

'hart Q%? :#% Name( Se( Nationality( 'hart Q%C :#% Name( Se( National

# 9ansour amadan *bdel ehim 9 Egypt # 9r0ek Jclav 9 '0ech

4 9anuel 5eter 9 Scotland 4 9udgett +erman Webster 9 *meric

? 9archwicki Gd0islaw 9 5oland ? Nakamura Seisaku 9 ,apan

H 9arro/un aXl )siel 9 9eico H Nesset *rnfinn 9 Norwa

9art Enri/ueta 7 Spain Nilsen :ennis 9 6ritain

A 9ashiane ,ohannes 9 South *frica A )kubo Liyoshi 9 ,apan

B 9audsley obert 9 6ritain B )noprienko *natoly 9 &krain

C 9a0urkiewic0 Wladyslaw 9 5oland C )verbye :agmar 7 :enma

$ 9iya0ak Tsutomu 9 ,apan $ 5ekalski 3es0ek 9 5oland

#% 9od0elewski Stanislaw 9 5oland #% 5engli 3iu 9 'hina

'hart Q%H :#% Name( Se( Nationality( 'hart Q%$ :#% Name( Se( National

# 5ereira 7rancisco de *ssis 9 6ra0il # odrigue0 Jega ,osR *ntonio 9 Spain

4 5etiot 9arcel 9 7rance 4 omulus Jeres 9 oman

? 5etrovs Laspars 9 3atvia ? ube *leksandr 9 Estoni

H 5ickton obert 9 'anada H yakhovsky Sergei 9 ussia

5ieydagnelle Eusebius 9 7rance Saltykova :arya Nikolayevna 7 ussia

A 5lut Silvo 9 Slovenia A Simons Norman *f0al 9 South *f

B Yuansah 'harles 9 8hana B Sithole 9oses 9 South *f

C enc0i Jera 7 omania C Slovk ,o0ef 9 Slovak

$ igo )ndre" 9 Slovakia $ Sobhra"i 'harles 9 +ong Lo

#% Kmaru -on 9 omania #% Spesivtsev *leander 9 ussia

'hart Q% :#% Name( Se( Nationality( 'hart Q#% :#% Name( Se( National

# Surad" *hmad 9 -ndonesia # Jargas :orangel 9 Jene0ue4 Swanenburg 9aria 7 Netherlands 4 Jillegas 9anuel :elgado 9 Spain

? Taneski Jlado 9 9acedonia ? Jlassakis ,ames 9 *ustral

H Thomas ,ohn 7loyd 9 *merica H Wagner obert 9 *ustral

Thwala Sipho 9 South *frica Watts 'arl Eugene 9 *meric

A Tkach Serhiy 9 &kraine A Williams :avid ussell 9 'anad

B Toole )ttis 9 *merica B Wuornos *ileen 7 *meric

C Trobec 9etod 9 Slovenia C Zinhai [ang 9 'hina

$ &nterweger ,ack 9 *ustria $ [ong +uang 9 'hina

#% Jacher ,oseph 9 7rance #% [oungchul [oo 9 South Lo


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ON> =ha+acte+

ame#'ank T ical )NE Soldier = Sailor = 5ilot

ecie Jarious

o+n *verage age 4H #C @ H% years of age.

ni;ue 4eatu+e Jaries by individual.

u+ Jarious Cai+ Jarious >ye Jarious

ei1ht HF C2 AF C2 0ei1ht CC lbs @ 4% lbs

ND ? *thletics 4 +and to +and ?

OO3 B Sta2ility #C *uto weapons ? ifle H

>43> B 'un 4# m *wareness H Stealth 4

K H 7irst *id 4

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ON> Nay # ON>N Ship 8pe7 cla Battlehip

Name: Crew Compliment: Weight (Full): Cost: Length / With / !raft:

*pe class battleship 44% crew members A%%% Tons BC#%%#.4 points 4B%.H m = B4.4 m = C.C mForm: "#: "a$ %ef: Groun: Flight: Water: "isc:

6oat 7orm C 4 % % ? D4 -nt = D4 tech 6ase( CD#:#% for shooting


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ON> Nay # ON>N Ship 87iom cla =ommand =+uie+


*iom class 'ommand 'ruiser #C% crew members 4C%%% Tons


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ON> Nay # ON>N Ship 8+mo+y cla Suppo+t =+uie+


*rmory class support cruiser % crew members when crewed. #H%%% Tons 4?B4?.C points #C%.% m = 4H.A m = C.H mForm: "#: "a$ %ef: Groun: Flight: Water: "isc:

6oat 7orm % % H D# -nt = D# tech 6ase( CD#:#% &ower &lant: 'ource: ': "isc:

9ain Standard 7usion %,aneue+ Pool

Cocpit: Controls: Loc: *nc.:

9ain Screen 9ain 6ridge Enclosed'enors: Class: Loc: +ills: %ange: Comm:

9ain Sensor Suite Striker 9ain 6ridge #%% H%% Lm C%%%% Lm = *naly0er 9ain 6ridge Spotting adar 9ain 6ridge 9ount H%% H%%% Lm 9arine Suite +ullSecondary Sensor Suite Striker 9ain 6ridge #%% H%% Lm C%%%% Lm

"o#ement ',stems: Loc: "-: +ills:+ydro,ets 5ropeller Q# +ull < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q4 +ull < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q? +ull < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller QH +ull < # 9* > Options: Loc: "oifiers:

Si Spotlights )ne for each surrounding hees:amage 'ontrol 5ackages *ll locations4 Weapon 9ounts Two on +ullStat 6oost 9ain 6ridge D# to -nt and Tech.4 9icromanipulators Two in +ull 1'argo 'ranes27light :eck( +angar and 3anding pad #%% tons"ultipliers: Loc: "oifiers:

9onoco/ue 'onstruction See technology section.Environmental 5rotection *rctic \ E95-nternal *utomation 9ain 6ridge 3v H 5ort Self epair System See technology section.9arine +ydraulics'er#os: Class: ,pe: 'pace: +ills: -rmor: !C: "oifiers:

9ain 6ridge 3ight Weight +ead ? 4%% #%% = 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.+ull Superlight Torso ? 4%% 4%% = 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.

Weapons: !amage: Wa: %ange: "a$ %ange: +ills: 'hots: Loc: 'pecial:^*ll weapons are scale #%4 6ubo '-WS #% L = < D# > #% #%% #% L )ne in each +ull

mount*ll 5urpose beam weapon.

H Torpedo 'ountermeasures3aunchers

< #L > % #% L each #% Two in each +ullmount

'ounter)nly. 3inked and -nter9echalinked.

#% 19issile 6locks2Each containing(

)ne in +ull andeach )utrigger

*ll 9issile 6locks are linked to each otherand -nter9echa linked.

H% 5ilum 9issiles #% L < D4 > C% AH%% ?% L each 9issile 6lock 3ong ange *nti9issile var.C 6allista 9issiles ?% L < D4 > $% C#%% 4% L each 9issile 6lock 3ong angeC 5elican *S)' 9issiles #% L % A% ?A%% #% L each 9issile 6lock Smart 4 Skill DA 6last #%

Oe+ie6The *rmory class is /uite literally a floating missile platform designed to simply be a large vessel packed to the gills with over five hundred missile tubes to serve as a 1modular component2 to any fleet controlled by a

mmand cruiser such as an *iom or even an *pe. 'ompletely automated and remote controlled most *rmory class vessels are not even staffed with full time crews. *bout the only time a person may be even seen on board is duripection or maintenance. The *- systems can even dock the ship by themselves in port when a fleetFs mission is complete.

Their secondary function is to pro vide a additional defensive capability even to act as a physical shield for any command vessel being completely ependable d espite the high amount of firepower carried by t hem.&nlike most ships in the )NE navy the *rmory is a based upon a single mono hull layout with the main hull containing all weapons and e/uipment.

=a++ied KehicleNone landing pad has enough space for two 5ercheron tilt rotor JT)3 aircraft to transfer of cargo or personnel. No drones are carried.

*nte+:,echa 3inka1e 'an1e 4%% scale # +ees all combat ships are subservient to any *pe or *iom class ship in the fleet designated as the flagship.


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ON> Nay # ON>N Ship 8upice cla uppo+t 2limp

Name: Crew Compliment: Weight (Full): Cost: Length / With / eight:

*uspice class support blimp 4% crew members #%%% Tons


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ON> Nay # ON>N Ship 8ia+y cla Suppo+t =+uie+


*viary class Support 'arrier % crew members when crewed. 44%%% Tons #$ABCA.C points #C%.% m = B.A m = C.H mForm: "#: "a$ %ef: Groun: Flight: Water: "isc:







Si Spotlights )ne for each surrounding hees:amage 'ontrol 5ackages *ll locations4 Weapon 9ounts Two on +ullStat 6oost 9ain 6ridge D# to -nt and Tech.4 9icromanipulators Two in +ull 1'argo 'ranes27light :eck( +angar and 3anding pad #%%% tons"ultipliers: Loc: "oifiers:



ight )utrigger Superlight 5od 4 4%% #%% = 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.3eft )utrigger Superlight 5od 4 4%% #%% = 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.Weapons: !amage: Wa: %ange: "a$ %ange: +ills: 'hots: Loc: 'pecial:

^*ll weapons are scale #%4 6ubo '-WS #% L = < D# > #% #%% #% L )ne in each +ull

mount*ll 5urpose beam weapon.




4 19issile 6locks2Each containing(

)ne in +ull andeach )utrigger


H% 5ilum 9issiles #% L < D4 > C% AH%% ?% L each 9issile 6lock 3ong ange *nti9issile var.H 6allista 9issiles ?% L < D4 > $% C#%% 4% L each 9issile 6lock 3ong angeC 5elican *S)' 9issiles #% L % A% ?A%% #% L each 9issile 6lock Smart 4 Skill DA 6last #%

Oe+ie63ike the *rmory class the *viary class carrier is a completely automated and remote controlled aircraft carrier designed to operate with in fleet formations serving as another 1modular component2 to another command

h as an *iom or *pe. *ble to provide launch and repair facilities for o ver eighty drone aircraft at any one time the *viary class forms a ma"or part of the strike capability for any fleet. 'rews tend to b e fairly small mainly stationitor all activities while the *- does t he ma"ority of the work even docking in port. :rones are kept in a partially disassembled form until needed where they are then assembled fueled armed and then sent to the flight deck for lao drones can be launched or received every 4% seconds.

:uring the war with the high attrition rate of drones and some carriers being completely depleted of their air compliment some *viary carriers have been converted into emergency platforms for refugees or in"ured soldir large flight decks offer large amounts of flat space to set up tents and other temporary structures.

=a++ied KehicleThe normal amount of drone aircraft carried usually range around C% drones either of the +ummingbird or )spre y class. Some drones are even outfitted to serve as flying refueling drones. -n an emergency situation th e

iary can serve as a landing point for an *uspice class blimp.



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ON> Nay # ON>N Ship Bul6a+k cla Det+oye+


6ulwark class destroyer #4% crew members #HC%% Tons ?%BAC%.C points #C%.% m = 4H.A m = C.H mForm: "#: "a$ %ef: Groun: Flight: Water: "isc:







Si Spotlights )ne for each surrounding hees:amage 'ontrol 5ackages *ll locations4 Weapon 9ounts Two on +ullStat 6oost 9ain 6ridge D# to -nt and Tech.4 9icromanipulators Two in +ull 1'argo 'ranes27light :eck( +angar and 3anding pad 4%% tons"ultipliers: Loc: "oifiers:



Turret Q# 3ightweight +ead ? 4%% 4%% #%%Turret Q4 3ightweight +ead ? 4%% 4%% #%%Weapons: !amage: Wa: %ange: "a$ %ange: +ills: 'hots: Loc: 'pecial:

^*ll weapons are scale #%# 8e 6ulg ail 8un Q# ?% L < D4 > #B ?%A4 A% L 7ront Turret Q# 3ong ange +yper Jelocity 6v ? *nti

9issile var. -nter9echa 3inked.*mmo Q# 4% L ?% +ull Tracer

*mmo Q4 #% L A +ull Scatter Shot 6last -# 8e 6ulg ail 8un Q4 ?% L < D4 > #B ?%A4 A% L 7ront Turret Q4 3ong ange +yper Jelocity 6v ? *nti

9issile var. -nter9echa 3inked.*mmo Q# 4% L ?% +ull Tracer

*mmo Q4 #% L A +ull Scatter Shot 6last -

4 6ubo '-WS #% L = < D# > #% #%% #% L )ne in each +ullmount

*ll 5urpose beam weapon.




? 19issile 6locks2Each containing(

Three in +ull *ll 9issile 6locks are linked to each otherand -nter9echa linked.

?? 5ilum 9issiles #% L < D4 > C% AH%% ?% L each 9issile 6lock 3ong ange *nti9issile var.

C 6allista 9issiles ?% L < D4 > $% C#%% 4% L each 9issile 6lock 3ong angeC 5elican *S)' 9issiles #% L % A% ?A%% #% L each 9issile 6lock Smart 4 Skill DA 6last #%

Oe+ie6The 6ulwark class frigate is a multifunction ship that can operate in either l ittoral or deep water operations. Sometimes alone on independent missions or as part of a larger fleet when additional protection or surveillanc

lities are re/uired. -ts main function i s in the realm of antisubmarine warfare and patrol missions though it can provide lon g range support of inland operations. -f a command vessel is not present or has been disabled a 6ulwarktroyerFs *- network can assume control of a fleet in an emergency or even work with other 6ulwarks in range to share the work load.

-ts wavepiercing tumblehome hull form with sides sloping inward above the waterline creates a reduced radar crosssection returning much less energy than a more hardangled hull form making for a stealthily vesselpatrol any of the EarfFs seas.

=a++ied KehicleThere is enough space for one 5ercheron tilt rotor JT)3 aircraft to land and function while a second one can be in the hangar being ser viced or stored.Standard drone load is H to C 6uri with an additional # to 4 serving as towed arrays.

*nte+:,echa 3inka1e 'an1e 4%% scale # +ees all combat ships are subservient to any *pe or *iom class ship in the fleet designated as the flagship. -n an emergency a 6ulwark or group of 6ulwaassume command of a fleet if no higher rankin g vessels are present.


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6uttress littoral combat support ship ?% crew members D ?% missioncrew

?#%% Tons #%$#.4 points #4B.H m = ?#.A m = H.? m

Form: "#: "a$ %ef: Groun: Flight: Water: "isc:

6oat 7orm % % D# -nt = D# tech 6ase( CD#:#% &ower &lant: 'ource: ': "isc:




9ain Sensor Suite Striker 9ain 6ridge #%% H%% Lm C%%%% Lm = *naly0er 9ain 6ridge Spotting adar 9ain 6ridge 9ount H%% H%%% Lm 9arine Suite +ull

Secondary Sensor Suite Striker 9ain 6ridge #%% H%% Lm C%%%% Lm"o#ement ',stems: Loc: "-: +ills:+ydro,ets 5ropeller Q# +ull < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q4 ight )utrigger < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q? +ull < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller QH 3eft )utrigger < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q +ull < # 9* > Options: Loc: "oifiers:

Si Spotlights )ne for each surrounding hees:amage 'ontrol 5ackages *ll locations4 Weapon 9ounts Two on +ullStat 6oost 9ain 6ridge D# to -nt and Tech.4 9icromanipulators Two in +ull 1'argo 'ranes27light :eck( +angar and 3anding pad 4%% tonsJehicle 6ay( H%% tons"ultipliers: Loc: "oifiers:

9onoco/ue 'onstruction See technology section.Environmental 5rotection *rctic \ E95-nternal *utomation 9ain 6ridge 3v H 5ort Self epair System See technology section.9arine +ydraulics

'er#os: Class: ,pe: 'pace: +ills: -rmor: !C: "oifiers:9ain 6ridge Superlight +ead 4 #%% #%% = #%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.+ull Superlight Torso ? 4%% #%% = 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.ight )utrigger 3ightweight 5od H #%% #%% = 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.3eft )utrigger 3ightweight 5od H #%% #%% = 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.Turret Q# Superlight +ead 4 #%% #%% #%%Weapons: !amage: Wa: %ange: "a$ %ange: +ills: 'hots: Loc: 'pecial:

^*ll weapons are scale #%# A%mm 'annon 4% L < D4 > 4% H%% 4% L 7ront Turret 3ong ange 6v H

*mmo Q# #% L #% +ull Tracer *mmo Q4 #% L #% +ull Tracer

4 6ubo '-WS #% L = < D# > #% #%% #% L )ne in each +ullmount

*ll 5urpose beam weapon.

4 Torpedo 'ountermeasures3aunchers

< #L > % #% L each #% )ne in each +ullmount


4 19issile 6locks2Each containing(

)ne in each)utrigger


4% 5ilum 9issiles #% L < D4 > C% AH%% ?% L each 9issile 6lock 3ong ange *nti9issile var.H 6allista 9issiles ?% L < D4 > $% C#%% 4% L each 9issile 6lock 3ong ange

C 5elican *S)' 9issiles #% L % A% ?A%% #% L each 9issile 6lock Smart 4 Skill DA 6last #%

Oe+ie6The 6uttress class corvette is a multi function ship that can operate in eith er littoral or deep water operations in a supporting role to other vessels as it was never intended to directly attack large vessels. -ts large bays can

eral modular multiple mission containers to alter its functionality in a short period of time. Though it is used mostly as a carrier for amphibious assaults or the general moving of land vehicles and e/uipment.-ts other main functions are in the realm of antisubmarine warfare and patrol missions.

=a++ied KehicleThere is enough space for one 5ercheron tilt rotor JT)3 aircraft to land and function while a second one can be in the hangar being ser viced or stored.-ts vehicle bay can hold up to ten :efender tanks or the same number in *5's.



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ON> Nay # ON>N Ship Bu++o cla ca++ie+


6urro class 1c rab pot2 ca rrier ?% c rew members D ?% supportteam D ?% or more 5ilots

#%%%% to ?%%% Tons #H#?.4 points A?.% m = #A.% m = #.? m


6oat 7orm % % H 6ase( CD#:#% &ower &lant: 'ource: ': "isc:



9ain Screen 9ain 6ridge EnclosedEngineering Screen +ull Enclosed3aunch = 9aintenance 6ay 1'rabpots2 Screen +ull Enclosed

'enors: Class: Loc: +ills: %ange: Comm:

9ain Sensor Suite Striker 9ain 6ridge #%% H%% Lm C%%% Lm = *naly0er 9ain 6ridge

9arine Suite +ullSecondary Sensor Suite Striker +ull #%% H%% Lm C%%% Lm"o#ement ',stems: Loc: "-: +ills:

+ydro,ets 5ropeller Q# +ull < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q4 +ull < 4 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q? +ull < # 9* > Options: Loc: "oifiers:

Si Spotlights )ne for all si surrounding hees:amage 'ontrol 5ackages *ll locationsH 9icromanipulators +ull 1'ranes24 Weapon 9ounts +ull'argo 6ay( ?4%% tons"ultipliers: Loc: "oifiers:

9onoco/ue 'onstruction See technology section.Environmental 5rotection *rctic \ E95Self epair System See technology section.9arine +ydraulicsWeight -nefficiency'er#os: Class: ,pe: 'pace: +ills: -rmor: !C: "oifiers:

9ain 6ridge 9edium Striker +ead A H%% 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.+ull 9edium Striker Torso #4 C%% 4%% = 4%% #%% 6elted *rmor see rules.Weapons: !amage: Wa: %ange: "a$ %ange: +ills: 'hots: Loc: 'pecial:

^*ll weapons are scale #%H 6ubo '-WS #% L = < D# > #% #%% #% L Two in each 9ount *ll 5urpose beam weapon.


< #L > % #% L each #% Two in +ull 'ounter)nly. 3inked and -nter9echalinked.

Oe+ie6The 6urro is the name assigned to any cargo vessel that has been converted to carry armed worker submersible pods nicknamed 1crab pots2 in to battle. The ma"ority of which were often smaller ships hastily modified t

ve the necessary support e/uipment bays 1moon pool 2 and defensive systems to carry out their dangerous function. *s the war went on some ships were built from the ground up to serve as a submersible pod carrier using t he samnstruction techni/ues used for the victor y ships of the second world war. -n essence a 6urro carrier is nothing more than a empty armored shell t o protect the cargo inside and hopefully can bring its load of submersible combat vehk home or to the net war 0one.

Either as a converted or purpose built ship the 6urro is a very vulnerable vessel most defensive armaments are installed as a second thought and none can take advantage of using a fleets control network to defend itselfmost formations the 6urros are often kept near the command vessels for protection. 6ut since they themselves are often targets for attack this often does not make the 6urrosF situation any easier.

=a++ied KehicleNormally most 6urros will have a do0en to even three do0en crab pots on board occasionally more can be crammed in if the situation re/uires it.The launching of which can be done in a very fast if not chaotic manner as all submersible pods are dumped out through the bottom of the ship in a series of chutes and /uickly dispersed. etrieving the pods after a bat

en a very long drawn out process and can take several hours.

*nte+:,echa 3inka1e 'an1e None of the systems on a 6urro class vessel are linked with those of another command and operation of the ship is done solely by its crew.


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'lipeus patrol vessel 4% crew members D #% specialteam

A%% Tons #H#?.4 points A?.% m = #A.% m = #.? m


6oat 7orm % % D# -nt = D# tech 6ase( CD#:#% DABI 95&ower &lant: 'ource: ': "isc:

9ain Supercharged 7usion %,aneue+ Pool < D ABI 95 >Cocpit: Controls: Loc: *nc.:


9ain Sensor Suite 3ightweight 9ain 6ridge #%% 4%% Lm %%% Lm = *naly0er 9ain 6ridge 9arine Suite +ullSecondary Sensor Suite 3ightweight +ull #%% 4%% Lm %%% Lm

"o#ement ',stems: Loc: "-: +ills:+ydro,ets 5ropeller Q# ight )utrigger < # 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q4 +ull < ? 9* > +ydro,ets 5ropeller Q? 3eft )utrigger < # 9* > Options: Loc: "oifiers:

7our Spotlights Three for forward hees )ne rear he:amage 'ontrol 5ackages *ll locationsStat 6oost 9ain 6ridge D# to -nt and Tech.'argo 6ay( 4% tons"ultipliers: Loc: "oifiers:


9ain 6ridge +eavy Striker +ead C % H% = H% #% 6elted *rmor see rules.+ull +eavy Striker Torso # #%% H% = A% #% 6elted *rmor see rules.ight )utrigger +eavy Striker 5od ? A% ?% = A% #% 6elted *rmor see rules.3eft )utrigger +eavy Striker 5od ? A% ?% = A% #% 6elted *rmor see rules.Turret Q# 3ightweight +ead ? 4% ?% #%

Weapons: !amage: Wa: %ange: "a$ %ange: +ills: 'hots: Loc: 'pecial:^*ll weapons are scale #%# 6ubo '-WS #% L = < D# > #% #%% #% L )ne in Turret *ll 5urpose beam weapon.


< #L > % #% L each #% Two in +ull 'ounter)nly. 3inked and -nter9echalinked.

# 19issile 6locks2Each containing(

)ne in each)utrigger


4% 5ilum 9issiles #% L < D4 > C% AH%% ?% L each 9issile 6lock in +ull 3ong ange *nti9issile var.4 6allista 9issiles ?% L < D4 > $% C#%% 4% L each 9issile 6lock in +ull 3ong ange4 5elican *S)' 9issiles #% L % A% ?A%% #% L each Two in each

)utriggerSmart 4 Skill DA 6last #%

Oe+ie6The 'lipeus class is a small multifunction ship that can o perate in either littoral or deep water operations even deep inland via many rivers.

all /uiet and stealthy it is a very capable watercraft for many different types of missions ranging from insertion=recovery to reconnaissance and fleet defense. When large fleets need additional l ayers of defense many 'lipeus aressed into duty to form an outer layer around the fleet or even may serve as small packs of hunting ships to drive underwater or surface targets into range of the larger ships.

-n many cases several 'lipeus will be unmanned and remotely controlled by a command vessel to provide protection to a larger fleet or "ust for the flagship itself.

=a++ied Kehicle )ne to two 6uri submersible drones serving as towed arrays.

8 'emote =ont+olled Ship Treat as if the command ship has a '9 of H for *ugusts and 6ulwarks A for *ioms and C for *pees; with control ran ges of 4% and operation range of infinit e.



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ON> Nay # ON>N Ship Bonito cla Cunte+ Su2ma+ine

Name: Weight: Cost: Length: 0eam (with):

6onito class +unter Submarine B%%% Tons ##HH.AA points #4%.% meters #.% metersForm: "#: "a$ %ef: Groun: Flight: Water: "isc:

Submarine 7orm Scale #% % % D4 -nt6ase( CD#:#% H Silent = D#%%I 95&ower &lant: 'ource: ': "isc:

9ain )ver'harged 7usion ?% $%% #% L )ne set in +ull 3ong ange 6v A built as pro"ectile weapon. *mmo 6ay Q# #% L C +ull Tracer *mmo 6ay Q4 #% L C +ull Tracer *mmo 6ay Q? #% L #% +ull 6last #% *mmo 6ay QH #% L C +ull Standard *mmo 6ay Q #% L C +ull StandardA Torpedo 'ountermeasures3aunchers

< #L > % #% L each #% Si in +ull 'ounter)nly. 3inked.

Oe+ie6The 6onito class hunter submarine is the main stay of the submersible fleet /uiet ly patrolling both deep ocean and coast lines for any possible threat ranging from hostile submarine forces from nonaligned nations to p

d slave traffickers. &nlike their surface combat cousins the sub mersible fleet has never adopted the 1)ne fleet )ne mine2 phil osophy and pushed for a more individual minded form of tactics and strategy. When a fleet is on patrolmarines will be on the prowl with full orders to freely respond to any detected threat.

With the ma"ority of the 'osmic +eavens naval fleets bein g

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