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Governor's Gambit - Star Wars SI into Imperial Governor

The Kuati Rings had been hit by a Rebel hit-and-run attack. A combination of coordinated mass fighter strikes, alongside GR-75's converted to carry mass torpedo launchers, had done no small amount of damage.

On the screen, the footage zoomed, showing those freighters open the 'cargo' pods on their underbellies and unleash a veritable swarm of torpedoes. Not a single ship got more than two volleys off before being ripped to pieces by Imperial fire, but I suspected they weren't meant to hold more than that. They likely weren't meant to survive. By reversing the footage and zooming in on the freighters, one could see how the underbellies glowed with heat. The volleys were fired too quickly, likely modified to bypass security limits.
Wow that is a costly expenditure of fleet assets and toerpedos. Wonder how much the quartermasters were crying blood at the state of Rebel supply lines. They might have stripped the X-Wings of their torpedo reserves to accomplish this.
One of the most important parts of the ring itself, even more important than the dockyards, were the logistics.
Cries in Raw Mat Shortage 2: logistical boogaloo
What that seems to have done, however, is galvanize people. Three sectors down in the south-eastern Outer-Rim saw massive rebellions. Admittedly those sectors had always been very rebellious, but this was at an unheard level.

Especially since it wasn't the Alliances doing. From what Darna and Thorne were able to scrounge up on the down-low, these were local cells and units. The kinds that were fighting for the freedom of their sectors over any Republican resurgence.
Oof, that's a mistake. Who wants to bet these worlds were the ones that were going to revolt after Endor? I vaguely remember the South Eastern Outer Rim being an early territory of the future New Republic. By kicking it off early and getting stomped that likely deprives the future New Republic of a critical early support base.
It didn't last, of course. The Empire brought the full weight of its might down onto the sector. Ardus Kaine and his Scourge Squadron soon appeared, and spared no mercy.

The Reaper alone glassed a dozen cities. Some 20 million or so died, per Imperial estimations. Non-Imperial estimations doubled that, at a minimum.
Yeah those Outer Rim worlds are frakked. That level of depopulation and infrastructure damage are going to set those worlds on the path of decline and destitution. Whether by cruelty by the Empire, or apathy and lack of resources by the New Republic, these worlds are unlikely to be rebuilt for this generation at minimum.

Even if the New Republic paints that part of the galaxy their color after Endor, they are unlikely to provide the same amount of Credits, manpower, or resources they did in canon or legends.
Again, they glared. For a second I thought they were going to go again, but they didn't. Instead, they played a round of rock-paper-scissors.

Not really rock-paper-scissors, but some local game of the same kind.

They tied nearly dozens of times in a row, playing so fast that at one point their hands were blurs that my eyes didn't even bother tracking.
At least Thorne and Darna have managed to form a decent working relationship. Maybe not friendship as either would be willing to admit.
"Governor-General Hiral is panicking. From the data it is clear he is not properly spreading the quotas out or fully utilizing the resources available to him. Admittedly, even if he did it would be impossible to meet the quotas. However, it is clear he is not handling the situation well. Complaints from the mid-rim sectors make it clear they are not happy with the increased quotas."

The projection changes to a map, the mid-rim sectors highlighted in red.

"I've analyzed public speeches, events, and other publicly available data. From what I've seen of micromovements, small social cues, and more, support for the Governor-General in these sectors is falling."
That's got to worry Hiral something fierce. He staked his whole political career on the Mid Rim. To the detriment of Outer Rim sectors like Myto. If the Mid Rim turns hostile and the Outer Rim is lukewarm at best, he might not have the support to justify remaining in power.
"Based on publicly available financial records and markets, the money-makers of the sector are pulling away from the Governor-General's sphere of influence. Investment in companies he has stock in or founded is dropping at a steady pace, while core-world corporate influence is rising."

"Through this, we have an avenue. The Myto Sectors main issue is a lack of resources and industrial capacity needed to meet quota. Not pure financial power. Through strategic investments via shell corporations, it is possible for us to further destabilize the Governor-General's base of power. In doing so, we distract him from our sector and create more chaos. This allows us to more easily fake transcripts and shipping logs, alongside targeted bribery to the correct officials, which will therefore allow us to avoid large parts of the quota."
Thorne: "Let's screw over our higher ups to secure our own position and future success!"

Sniff. I am so proud of Thorne and the progress he has made. Mr. Durasteel pole up his butt of the past would never have gone for this.
"So, we embarrass them. Expose them. These aren't the only dirty secrets they have, but they are the easiest to uncover. Combined with the already high tensions the Mid-Rim is going through, and a few other tricks of the trade, we could set off quite a few fireworks in their little parties."

Thorne's face scrunched up at the mention of Darna's 'tricks', but held his tongue. I knew he preferred to do things through data, reports, and more subtle means. Admittedly, it wasn't as though Darna's methods were particularly brazen, simply that he had very high standards.

Then again, tossing extra spices into party food and turning up the heat until it was a little too uncomfortable, was certainly a strange way to go about spy business. Thorne's ISB sensibilities were unused to it.

"Through this we can sow division amongst his followers and backers. By doing so, we create targets for him. Hiral has so far been protecting his backers from the full force of the quota by offloading the work onto other sectors, ours included. Now he will have enemies within his richest sectors, and removing the extra work from us to hoist back onto them will both relieve our strain and create more division among his powerbase."
The fact this screws over any replacement by having the prominent classes of the Bright Jewel Mid Rim at each other's throats is a nice bonus. Any future Governor-General is going to have to get the Mid Rim in order before turning their eyes in Myto's direction.
Within three days the rebels had been pushed back, their stolen ISD's destroyed. Three cities on Ryloth had been glassed. Jumbled guesses and underworld estimates put death tolls at some 200 million. Imperial reports didn't bother to count. I imagine they'd get to it eventually, once they had to start cleaning up the bodies.
Well the price of Twilek slaves just skyrocketed from lack of future supply. Sounds a bit cynical, but that may have an impact on the actions of the galactic slaver community going forward. Myto is a major enclave of free Twileks due to HAVEN's activities. Any slaving ring looking to cash in on the supply shortage might be looking in Myto's direction even more.
As these new units replaced old ones, we'd be stuck with a surplus of thousands of frames just sitting around. So, I decided to sell them off.

Unlike the civilian variants we built and sold, these military variants could only be legally sold to other Imperial Moffs. So, I'd have to arrange a buyer in these trying times.

Which wasn't as hard as it seemed. After all, which Imperial wouldn't want to buy a new weapon?

The Empire was so predictable it physically hurt.
Sounds like a lot of Imperial Moffs just got a new miniboss to throw at the Rebels.
 
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With the number of glassings happening, you'd think Operation Cinder was starting early. But thanks to Darna and Thorne we've gotten some good insight to what's happening to their neighbors in the Oversector.

Hiral, who should've been treating Myto with more care, is choosing his supporters who are more rich but lacking in comparison and has chosen to offload some of their burden on Las.

In these trying times, it would do good if WEB can be used to help Hiral see, that piles of credits mean nothing when the Empire is calling for physical stuff. By discrediting those backers through exposure of their excess and hedonism amidst everyone else, he would have no choice but to publicly put them in their place. The slavery will get swept under the rug but the sheer weight in excess will catch the ISB's eyes.
 
The Reaper alone glassed a dozen cities. Some 20 million or so died, per Imperial estimations. Non-Imperial estimations doubled that, at a minimum.
Because the Empire is too stupid to realize that atrocities make people more likely to rebel not less. Honestly I'm not sure which interpretation of why Palpatine's Empire is like this better, either he's being a terrible emperor and putting morons and psychos in charge deliberately to make the Dark Side stronger, or the Sith as a whole were a dog chasing cars for the last four thousand years and not that they've caught it they have no idea what to do with it.
Three cities on Ryloth had been glassed. Jumbled guesses and underworld estimates put death tolls at some 200 million.
Kind of surprised command let them do that on Ryloth considering how popular Twi'Lek slaves are. You know some politician's wallet just took a big hit from all of that potential merchandise getting atomized.
 
Honestly the procurator (the 1200 meter star destroyer version) is probally a better base star destroyer for a successor compared ti the isd series or upgrade the victory/victory 2 class the procurators and victorys are already better than isds since you can field like three or four of them for a single isd
 
So how much ya guys willing to bet on that Darna is going to create a large spike in the immigration numbers for the Myto-sector and possibly the other sector with an Imperial Guild which i can't remember the name of at the moment with newly liberated Mid-rim slaves?

Also hope that the new and future Myto made Star Destroyer takes it's design cues from the Mandator line like the I, II or III as they look far better and have smarter designs than the ISD's, or that some of the R&D guys finally got a hold of Harrower-class schematics and uses them to perhaps improve the Arbiters somehow and basically creates a scaled up Harrower without the central hangars and prongs, but with more fire power and gives it a good class name and declares it a Star Destroyer... or they go back to the Venator design, removes the dual bridge and ventral hangar, replaces them with various amounts of different type of laser, missile and torpedo batteries and gives it a name like Glory-class, Valour-class or Legacy-class Star Destroyer.

But frankly the most funny thing that his R&D guys could end up doing is to end up designing the Nebula-class Star Destroyer before the New Republic is able to do so and instead the New Republic R&D goes with the Defender-class Cruiser in this story as while there are a lot I don't like about Disney canon that ship, and it's design is not one of them considering how much Mon-Cala design should have as a influence upon New Republic designs seeing as the Rebellions heaviest hitters are made by them.

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Also the victory crew requirements are fun enough either about 5k total (minus ground troops) or about 6k for victory II, and since the victories are less liked by most imperials (stupid really) they are probally more easily available and cheaper to aqquire plus again only like 40-50 mil credits per ship against the 150 mil isd, heck some of the old clone wars victories might be even cheaper than the 40-50 mil credits and las can just put them through a refit through his own shipyards, upgrade the shields and such. As for the victory 1s being slow not really an issue for patrol and defense ships and the vic 2 fixed that. Just add some squadrons of myto fighters and maybe add some dedicated point defense/laser cannons and its a great ship series, though having some upgraded venators around would neatly solve the fighter stuff since venators are still one of the best carriers around
 
With Kuat's construction being delayed, Myto's shipyards are getting more and more important. I bet Vader is going to personally "request" more ships from there and find out there haven't been new ones build because of the hike in quotas, look into it and then remove the quota and some people so he can equip his fleet with ships and fighters he likes
 
You know what I think would be interesting. Having a page on the local web that displays all the collected taxes. The then the big item expenditures. With what ever left over and not promised the population can direct through votes to get projects completed or start new projects.

Las is already above board on everything. Create a app that part town hall, part real time civilization builder. With department heads spending a hour a month creating clips. To fill in for advisor for the citizens.
 
because softening butter perfectly is such a massive fucking pain in the ass.

Baking tips for butter take a glass cup/bowl pour hot water and dump till the glass is very warm then set a stick of butter on towel/plate cover with empty hot glass repeat every 10/15 mins until butter is soft and if you need eggs at room temp do lukewarm water then put the eggs into the water and wait a bit.
 
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Omake: Quadron Class Starfighter

Production Information


Manufacturer: Curcio Dynamics (subsidiary of BGES)

Model: Quadron Class Starfighter

Type: Starfighter

Nicknames: Quota Fodder, Knockoff Trigon-2, The TIE's Backwater Cousin, The Ration Bar, The Brick

Cost: 60,000 Credits new

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Technical Specifications

Engine unit(s): 2 civilian grade ion drives

Maximum atmospheric speed: 900 km/h

Hyperdrive: none

Shielding: civilian grade deflector shields

Power: commercial fusion generator

Hull: zirconium alloy hull

Color: deep black with white accents

Sensors: equipped

Armament:
Crew: 1 Pilot

Cargo Capacity: 30 kg

Life Support: equipped

Consumables: 2 days

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Usage

Availability: Military

Roles:
  • Extreme close range dogfighter
  • Alternative Resource Starfighter
  • Wartime emergency military starfighter
  • Checking boxes on quota flimsiwork
Affiliation:
  • Desperate or very low priority Imperial fleets in the Braxant sector
  • Starfighter replenishment deliveries sourced from the Braxant sector quota
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Description
"The Empire expects me to produce starfighters!? We are an agriworld! Where am I supposed to get starfighters!? - Imperial Governor in the Braxant Sector upon receiving the new Imperial quota for his system.

The Quadron Class Starfighter is a widely distributed and widely despised starfighter produced by Curcio Dynamics. Designed around using substitute materials, this close range fighter remains inferior to even the most basic starfighters of its time. It continues to maintain sales figures despite that inferiority due to the present climate in the Empire.

Background
"Quotas are rising and Kuat is burning. What do we do now?"

"Same thing we always do. Make a starfighter design to match the current difficulties." - Curcio Dynamics' leadership's reaction to the attack on Kuat.


The rising quotas of 3ABY were devastating to the Braxant Sector economy. Wildly increased production goals, arbitrary product assignments, and a deafness to complaints from higher up left the Sector scrambling to recalibrate its economy. Resources were constantly being shifted and stockpiled for current or potentially future quotas.

One company to suffer from this confusion was Curcio Dynamics. This modest shipbuilding firm had survived with their Trigon and had begun to find moderate success with their Trigon-2. Unfortunately the chaos surrounding the quotas had begun to starve their lines of resources needed to continue product. Most damaging was the shortage of starship grade titanium which was being diverted to build ever more Imperial ships to satisfy ever increasing demands. Production of such titanium had just reached pre-Surrde levels for the private sector before the quota chaos threw the manufacturing and distribution network into a blender.

This turn of events left Curcio's leadership scramblings. Talks were had about cutting back production and returning to the Surrde era policies. Although these suggestions were ultimately rejected, researching the possibility did unearth another answer. During the Surrde era, a design was proposed of a starfighter constructed out of non-standard materials to avoid conflicting with military production. This proposal was rejected in favor of the cheaper proposal of using secondhand parts to produce what would become the Trigon. Yet with materials running low and more financial and technical resources at their proposal, Curcio's leadership decided to revisit the concept of an Alternative Resource Starfighter.

Design
"My eyes! My eyes! Where is the industrial cleaner!?"- Hospitalized Mindan R&D designer who was asked to do a write up on Curcio Dynamics' latest starfighter.

Quadrons did not share the same outward appearance of Curcio's previous starfighters. However the design philosophy of the company could still be visible for those that looked deeper.

The hull was shaped as a flat rectangle taking cues from the design of the H-Wing, which Curcio Dynamics obtained access to while designing the Trigon-2. This hull was the biggest departure from standard starfighter in that it was made of a zirconium alloy. This alloy was similar enough to titanium to function as a hull, but there were some unfortunate drawbacks. Zicronium was heavier than the titanium which made the Quadron slower and harder to maneuver despite the two engines attached to it. This sluggishness was not helped by the Quadron's lack of wings which Curcio cut to save on production requirements. Protection wise the zicronium alloy was somewhat comparable but still lesser than a standard titanium hull. The weak deflector shield installed on the Quadron to compensate only made it marginally more durable than an unshielded TIE/In.

Weapon wise, Curcio went back to their old habits and began digging through old designs in hopes of scavenging something other than a standard laser cannon. Eventually they found what they were looking for in the form of the shock cannons, an alternative weapon for the old Republic V-Wing. These cannons functioned more like beam weapons than more typical laser weapons. Increasing in damage the closer the target is. Said damage was also dependent on the size of the target, with it being most effective against ships the size of starfighters. This was a poor combination for a ship as relatively slow and poorly armored as the Quadron. However the main parts of the shock cannons were not being competed for as fiercely as laser cannon parts, which was what Curcio Dynamics cared the most about.

To give the Quadron something to use against larger targets, Curcio Dynamics attached a single light energy torpedo launcher. However this introduced its own problems to the starfighter. Due to the less powerful, but more available fusion engine Curcio used, the Quadron was unable to charge an energy torpedo and fire its shock cannons at the same time. Pilots would have to toggle between one or the other depending on the target it faced. Curcio did not see this as too much of a drawback givien the shock cannons were not effective on larger ships and the energy torpedoes were difficult to use on starfighters. So it was viewed by the company as unnecessary to have both primed at once.

Overall the Quadron was slow, sluggish, poorly armored, and needed to get close to a target to do effective damage. Still it was cheap to build, easy to produce, and most importantly used next to no materials or components of other ships or vehicles that were being manufactured for the Imperial quota. Curcio Dynamics had an Alternative Resource Fighter that they could produce despite the material limitations caused by the quota.

Reception and the Quadron Scandal
"Look I get that your pilots want the prestige of flying a TIE, even willing to fly an unshielded one. However the quotas have everyone's vulnerabilities in a vice and flying this is only slightly more suicidal." - Curcio Dynamics sales rep trying to assuage concerns from the Imperial procurement team at the Quadron's debut.

Upon its debut to potential buyers the Quadron was lambasted as a joke. Imperial Military commanders compared it to the TIE/Minda and publicly proclaimed it woefully inadequate. They wondered out loud why they would even consider something that performed even worse than the Trigon-2. Needless to say, the public introduction of Curcio's latest starfighter was less than stellar.

However Curcio Dynamics was contacted by multiple parties privately after the debut inquiring how many Quadrons they could produce. The buyers had Imperial credentials, but did not want any procurement deals publicized. The Empire's new quotas were breathing down everyone's necks and any starfighter production was seen as a potential solution. So it was that Curcio Dynamics Quadron lines were subcontracted under various Imperial Governors and discretely shipped around the Braxant Sector.

An internal investigation by the Braxant Sector Government later uncovered a web of collusion between Curcio Dynamics and various Imperials Governors and officials across the sector in what would be dubbed the Quadron Scandal. Governors would secretly order Quadrons shipped from Curcio at an overcharged price to ensure the company's discretion. These Governors would then pass off these Quadrons as their system's own domestic production starfighters. The Governors would then collude with Imperial officials to have the Quadrons labeled as Imperial Starfighters for use in fulfilling their increased Imperial quotas. This scheme was especially popular with Governors of worlds containing no domestic starfighter production who were nevertheless assigned a starfighter production quota.

Curcio Dynamics was able to maximize their production numbers due to the Quadron's simplistic design, use of resources that not many were competing for, retooling the Trigon-2 lines, subcontracting with local idle shipbuilding firms, local Imperial support, and what could charitably described as an unhealthy tolerance of quality control issues. Hundreds of Quadrons were produced and sent to fulfill quotas of desperate Imperial leaders around the Braxant Sector. Curcio Dynamics made tens of millions of Credits in sales as the Quadron became their most profitable and numerous product to date.

These Quadrons were then fed into the Imperial Military logistics network with an Imperial Starfighter designation as a result of the collusion between Imperial Governors and officials in the Braxant Sector. This designation went unchallenged due to those clerks who were supposed to check Braxant's contributions being overwhelmed trying to process all the incoming material from the new quotas and minimal additional staff being assigned to help. As a result the Quadron retained the same priority level as a TIE/In. Dozens of Imperial captains were blindsided when they received wings of Quadrons to replenish the starfighter complements for their ships instead of the TIEs they were expecting.

Unfortunately for those captains, the chaos consuming the Empire caused their complaints to be added to the bottom of an ever growing pile. After the internal investigation concluded, Moff Delinian sent a private condemnation to Curcio Dynamics and the Imperials who participated in the Quadron Scandal. However the collusion was too widespread and Moff Delinian was unwilling to alienate both his subordinates and potentially the BGES during such as turbulent time. Not to mention Curcio Dynamics had (technically) fulfilled the procurement contracts they had signed and the improper designation was primarily on the Imperial side of the matter. The results of the internal investigation never made it out of the sector.

Conclusion
"I was told I was getting Imperial Starfighters! What are these tumor-ridden rectangles!?" - Imperial captain in the Core unhappy at having his ship's starfighter complement replenished with Quadrons.

Some say the Quadron was Curcio Dynamics falling back into its worst old habits. Others argue it was the company returning to its roots. Regardless the Quadron was most assuredly a product of the time in which it was created. Something like the Quadron wouldn't have been built or spread as far as it did if the Imperial Quota System did not lose all sense of rationality. The Empire asked for an unreasonable amount of starfighters, and technically got some of what they could have reasonably expected. Whether the Quadrons were better or worse for the Empire than receiving less or no starfighters from those systems is a theoretical for military historians to debate.

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Curcio Dynamics is back at it again. This time they figured out how to turn triangles into rectangles and a broken Imperial quota system into millions of Credits in profits for their company. The current situation with the quotas is rife with opportunities for procurement fraud and I felt Curcio possessed the relevant skills and the right kind of brazen attitude to attempt to defraud the Imperial Military with an inferior product. Moff Delinian probably wasn't as thorough at cleaning up the more covert pockets of corruption as Las was, which gives opportunities for nonsense like this to occur.

The overall morality around producing Quadrons for the quota is a bit murky. Is it a good enough starfighter to justify the Imperial Starfighter designation and its price tag? No. Is the only reason so many were made due to a sector wide conspiracy of graft and corruption? Yes. Were these Imperial Governors going to be sending anything resembling good starfighters for their quota if they didn't send Quadrons? Most likely no. It really boils down to whether you think a bad starfighter is better than no starfighter.

The Quadron was inspired by the Caudron C.714. A French wooden monoplane designed just before WW2 that was meant to be produced without taking away standard military aircraft production lines or resources. For imagery, think an H-Wing but a bit shorter and a flat front. No it doesn't have wings because wings would cost more time and resources.

Crossposted on SB and SV

Edit: DunHozzie over at SB at it again with some good art. Gaze upon its blocky and hard to turn glory. Imagine being an Imperial captain and seeing your hanger filled with these instead of the TIEs you were expecting.
 
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I feel that Rebellion has "Penal Wings" (Starfighter corps's equivalent of Penal Legion), who are flying in Quadrons.

Meanwhile, any pirates that get their hands on Quadrons are "partying", because "anything is better than Uglies"
 
I feel that Rebellion has "Penal Wings" (Starfighter corps's equivalent of Penal Legion), who are flying in Quadrons.

Meanwhile, any pirates that get their hands on Quadrons are "partying", because "anything is better than Uglies"
A funny part about the Quadron is that I don't think the wider Empire realizes (or cares to find out) that all the Quadrons they have come from a single company due to the details of the Quadron Scandal never leaving the Braxant Sector. Subsequent owners of Quadrons will also be unlikely to realize this. To the rest of the galaxy, the conspiracy around the Quadron's production doesn't exist and Curcio Dynamics did not put their signature on the Quadrons involved in the Scandal.

As far as the official flimsiwork says: each Quadron is part of a limited production emergency starfighter that was domestically designed and produced by some random system in the Braxant Sector and only that system. Which system is labeled as producing the Quadron varies depending on which batch it is from. The fact that a bunch of random systems in the Braxant Sector seemed to have produced what appears to be the exact same ship at the exact same time would require a bureaucratic investigation the Empire cannot be bothered with at this time as everything is currently on fire.
 
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Because the Empire is too stupid to realize that atrocities make people more likely to rebel not less. Honestly I'm not sure which interpretation of why Palpatine's Empire is like this better, either he's being a terrible emperor and putting morons and psychos in charge deliberately to make the Dark Side stronger, or the Sith as a whole were a dog chasing cars for the last four thousand years and not that they've caught it they have no idea what to do with it.

Kind of surprised command let them do that on Ryloth considering how popular Twi'Lek slaves are. You know some politician's wallet just took a big hit from all of that potential merchandise getting atomized.
Honestly this a mixed bag at best, most planets and people will likely self regulate to keep their planet from being orbital bombed at least in the short term. This is the part where it's a very mixed bag you've shown yourself to be a heartless evil empire that's willing to kill hundreds of millions to keep your control to the wider galaxy in almost the most public way possible. So more raids on imperial supply lines, insurgency hitting critical infrastructure and less open planets in revolt that give the empire an easy target to delta strike.
 
Ya know it's funny since i just realized that the Imperial Guild is going to end up being a official Imperial wide organization since it's been spread into the Braxant-sector. This is inevitable unless @Freefaller decides to make it so that Sartinaynian doesn't become Bastion which lies in the Braxant-sector and Sartinaynian is the sector capital and thus is most likely the location of the Braxant Imperial Guild Headquarters, the spread of the guild is as I stated inevitable.

I can see this resulting in a future where the Myto-sector ends up becoming the economic heartland of the Imperial Remnant to the despair of Moff Las Mola, while the Braxant-sector ends up as it's political center with both sectors ending up producing the most elite Troopers and Officers of the Imperial forces. I can see a future where starship production on all levels and the best Naval Officers and Ratings comes from Myto, while the best Ground Officers and Troopers come from the Braxant-sector and because the Myto-sector ends up having the most shipyards they instead pivot towards the production of better Ground warfare equipment and vehicles.

Best part about this will be the reaction of all the other Moffs of Oversector Outer when Grand Moff Ardus Kaine establishes the Pentastar Alignment which he headquartered on the planet Entralla of the Velcar-sector, one does need to remember that Kaine is originally from Sartinaynian and the effect from seeing his homeworld actually prospering instead of being just another if slightly more affluent Outer Rim backwaters. The biggest hurdle i can see here for the Imperial Guild is how at it's core it's against slavery because of economic growth analysis reasons, while the corporations in the Velcar Free Commerce Zone which where instrumental in the foundation of the Pentastar Alignment as they where part of the Pentastar Talks which lead to the Pentastar Alignment Treaty, following the Battle of Endor in which Grand Moff Ardus Kaine determined to preserve the ideals the New Order in which he firmly to a point believed in except for the parts concerning High Human Culture, as it turns out Ardus Kaine isn't a full on Human Supremacist.

This makes me believe that after the formation of the Pentastar Alignment the Imperial Guild has a high chance of spreading to the rest of the Alignment sectors if the Braxant-sector is able to rapidly achieve economic prosperity thanks to it after the Battle of Endor, since then they won't have the wider crippling Imperial Quotas holding them back, and even the stubborn ultra capitalists of the Velcar Free Commerce Zone should be able to see where the wind is blowing, especially if any of the other Moffs decides to incorporate the Guild in their sectors after seeing the positive effect it has on the Braxant-sector economy and prosperity... or they will try to quash it during the Pentastar Talks only for it to blow up in their faces.
 

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