The Free Citizen’s Federation is divided into several worlds that all have a degree of autonomy. These self-governing worlds are then regulated by the Federal Council that decides upon overarching boundaries to every world’s autonomy; the council is led by a council elected official known as an “Exectutor”. The executor leads the Federation by presenting issues to the council while being advised by other elected representatives. Representatives from all federal worlds gather at the council to present and discuss local issues as well as vote on issues that affect the Federation as a whole.

Federal life may vary from world to world under local regency, meaning laws differ from planet to planet. Law enforcement procedures, taxation rates, trade, etc. The Federal worlds are diverse in culture and are divided in language and religion. Many old Terran languages live on in different forms ranging from English and moving east towards the Asian languages such as Japanese, as a result, Federal Citizens are colorful and different everywhere unlike the Republic.

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The Republic is a democratic autocracy, led by an autocrat that is elected into power – the president of the Unitary Republic of Terra. There is a democratic election held every four years but the four party system only allows for only so many candidates and usually all the candidates are pro-autocracy. The “strong-arm” leadership led to the breakaway of the first twenty worlds that would come to be known as the Free Citizen’s Federation. The Republic passes laws that affect all worlds which puts strains on poorly developed colonies which eventually lead to insurrection and rebellion. However, the Republic’s ”No Nonsense” policies have lowered crime and piracy rates, increased economic focus, and improved security for all its citizens.

The Republic provides a different life from that of the Federation – unity is the message. To increase national unity, the Republic had to standardize religion, culture, and language; permitted languages are that of English, Russian, and Chinese (and their dialects) – the languages of Earth’s original most powerful nations. The changes may have been strict, however, the desired affect was achieved – a nation united. The Federation during the war made this one of the reasons they rebelled, however, if one were to compare the living conditions of the Republic and the Federation, one would be hard pressed to find a difference – in fact, the Republic beats the Federation in a few regards and vice versa.

The Republic and the Federation had different weapons manufacturing corporations supplying their respective military powers with different weapons of different designs with very few exceptions. The Republic had the Martian Armory Corporation and the Federation had the Morita Munitions, a weapons research and manufacturing branch of Morita Industries.


There are a few things that both manufacturers have in common - grenade launchers, rocket launchers, pistols, various grenades, explosives, etc. That is the result of having a design stolen, manufactured, improved and copied again by both sides. Here are some major examples.

Finally, the ODIN power-armor. The armor is quite durable and made to help navigate through tricky terrain thanks to its complicated shock-hydraulic-compensator system and its compatibility with the ODIN Jetpacks. Jetpacks aren't standard issue and inhibits the trooper carrying a large, tertiary weapon. The helmet piece of the armor is equipped with night-vision, infrared, and a sophisticated heads up display that simplifies the job of the Trooper. The Armor can be air-sealed and has a self-contained air recycler for operations on planets that lack oxygen or in space.

The enemy's martial force is based primarily around A.I. and genetically bred and augmented foot soldiers. All neutralized enemies may have been just their army, thus, it is possible that there have been no ACTUAL enemy casualties. The enemy makes use of physical projectile weapons just like us and have limitations on what they can do. The enemy is numerically superior and technologically equal, they are also solid strategists and tacticians as they were able to deduce the functions of several key facilities and focus their attention on them before securing the rest of the planet and its regional space.

The enemy uses a combined arms tactic, using heavy armor, artillery, and its fleet to good use on the ground. The reason the enemy is able to advance so quickly is due to their large numerical advantage, they overwhelm the defending force by throwing as many bodies at the defense as possible. It has been theorized in-character that the enemy force's objective is expansion, resources, and possibly enslavement.

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• NAME
• NICKNAME
• RANK (Either be a Veteran of the previous war or be a greenie)
• NATIONALITY (Are you a Republican or a Federal Citizen?)
• AGE
• GENDER (M/F)
• HEIGHT
• BIRTH-DATE
• APPEARANCE DESCRIPTION (Things that aren't obvious in the picture)

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This should be self explanatory, place your character history here along with their relative combat experience and their personality.

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This is where you put what your character would usually be decked with and place them in their role, e.g. medic, engineer, machine gunner, sniper, scout, rifleman, etc.

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This can be added upon as the story progresses or if you're a veteran of the previous war you may add a few things here to allow the characters to interact appropriately.

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You may place theme songs and extra information here.

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• Alex Kennedy Fusco
• N/A
• Private Second Class
• Republican
• 23
• Female
• 5'9
• 2122/04/22
• Standing at five foot nine, this blonde woman appears to be of average build. She has short blonde hair which is tied in a bun regularly, when she isn't in a suit she is adorned in mobile infantry fatigues. Her fatigues appears to be well in order, creased and clean as well. Her skin tone is fair, while it compliments her blue eyes she always stood in a firm and attentive stance. Her hands are usually by her sides and rarely in her pockets, her boots - black in nature are shined to a fine finish.

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Rather cold and to the point, Alex usually distances herself from closer relationships with others. She isn't one to get attached or to form deep connections with others. Dedicated to her work as a trooper she lacks ample time to indulge in social escapades. Relying on herself she is often found reading or by herself. The odd one out, she's neither liked or hated by most and she enjoys the neutral disposition.

The reason some theorize why she may be so distance is due to her head one approach to soldiering if you don't get close to anyone then when you lose them to war won't hurt as much. Something she already experienced when she deployed on Markos V during the aftermath of losing the battle. Potentially she didn't have as many friends as others did in the civilian life, probably because focusing on studies and work was more important than forming connections.

Something that would resonate with a careerist family such as the Fusco's failure wasn't really an option. Success banked on results and when you weren't creating results, you weren't doing anything useful at all. While unintentionally isolationist Alex focuses more so on succeeding, especially with the defeat at Markos V Alex feels like she needs to redeem herself. She can work with a team but outside of that she is more into personal development than socializing, introvertism comes naturally to Alex.

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Born into a military family Alex Fusco only ever saw Military Service as a way to make herself known to the Republic of Terra. Her family wasn't affluent, they too served to become a citizen of the Republic and it was Alex's duty to do the same. With the ever-looming threat of the Federation forces, there was an ever-increasing amount of positions within the Armed forces. Someone had to fill the boots of the last guy, and Alex would be one of the many to do so. Boot camp was grueling, as it was designed to be. Alex was an average soldier and pushed through the boot camp without much to note.

However, due to an unforeseen circumstance - Erik Edwards, a renegade, and leader wrapped up into one - boot camp didn't seem as bad as it was to start. With the guidance and leadership of Edwards, Alex's platoon was led to success with his leadership and charisma. Personally, she held disdain when he was put through OCS. While her feelings to Edwards are mixed, especially to his sense of humor. It would be an ironic reality to see him lead Erik's Eagles when she was transferred from her previous unit. It would be on Markos V, Alex's first that she'd taste the thrill and horrors of combat.

Death and despair were what the whole operation was, it was a failure and one that could cost a lot of brass their hats. The drop was off, sloppy, the unit wasn't organized. Communications broke down and the Feds came out, soldiers were slaughtered like fish. Some formed into groups and fought off what they could, of course, Alex was involved with one of these holdouts. Fighting for every inch, the troopers pressed on into the hordes of the Federation soldiers. In the end, Alex and a few from her company survived - some paperwork later and the flag and insignia of the company were folded up and retired for better or worse. Later on in the war the ceasefire would be signed, Alex would transfer out of her holding platoon and be placed into ODIN training only upon completion find out she'd be working with the Republic's former enemies to take on a new threat. Maybe for the greater good.

Maybe.

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