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This is a listing of ranks used by all the major factions at Multiverse Crisis MUSH. Alternate titles may be used at Staff or Fachead discretion.

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8. President/Emperor (ADMIN/PLOT ONLY)

7. Field Marshal (FacHead, x1)

6. General (FacHead)

5. Colonel

4. Major

3. Captain

2. Lieutenant

1. Ensign

0. Probation

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<nowiki># - Reserve (# = Equiv. Rank, caps at 4.)</nowiki>

A - Ally

LC - Last Chancer (Union Only)

PA - Provisional Ally

M - Mercenary

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The highest that may be applied for without special permission from facheads and staff is 2 - Lieutenant. Higher ranks have tools to help manage their faction, like kicking trouble players off of channels and will not be given to new players or those we aren't sure can handle this responsibly. Abuse is grounds for severe disciplinary action.

Last Chancer is a special designation for a variety of possible character concepts, with an emphasis on characters too evil for the Union to be directly associated with, or simply those who have gotten into trouble in-play.

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''Patch Notes by Reliant: In this iteration of this news file, I removed all mention of Wraiths because they've hardly been used in the last two years. However, I have also been asked to preserve the Wraith rank, because it is a cool-sounding rank. This is mostly a reminder to add it back in.''

''I also removed the High Constable rank. It caused some behind-the-scenes friction that I'd prefer to avoid in the future, and it largely serves an outmoded purpose. Existing High Constables will probably end up at 5 - Reserve Colonel permanently.''

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Factions

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==Overview==

At '''Multiverse Crisis MUSH''', most characters are part of a large organization. This file summarizes those organizations, while the following news files talk about them more in depth. Unaffiliated characters also exist, but are not recommended for first-time applicants. Note that the default assumption is that, if your character is a part of a faction, their world is too. The reverse is not true: Just because your character leaves a faction, doesn't mean your world does.

The Union is based out of Njorun Station, a biomechanical ship that resembles a large flying plant. They are nominally our "Good Guys", and where the protagonists of most series would find themselves. As the name implies, they are heavily centered around ensuring that the Warpgate Network is not monopolized by malign interests.

The Confederacy is based out of The Citadel, a vast fortress-plane created by its last Emperor with the conceptual energy of Union members being heroic blowhards at the Confederacy. They are our "Bad Guys", and where most antagonists would find themselves. Their goal is to control as much of the Multiverse as they can, primarily by seizing control of the Warpgate network.

The Syndicate is based out of Bilious Slick, a universe created inside the Multiverse in October of A.U. 21. They are not a true faction, and their alignment is best described as, "Enlightened Self-Interest." Because their universe exists due to Confederate and Union help, they don't involve themselves in the war directly. At least, not on purpose. Most characters can work in the Syndicate, but characters focused on the "Good vs. Evil" conflict shouldn't go here.

==The Union==

Alignments: Primarily Good and Neutral. Lawful Evil characters are acceptable in the Union, but more extreme forms of evil are antithetical to the Union's ideals.

Goals: Secure the Warpgate network against malign influence, protect member states, make sure the Multiverse doesn't blow up.

Uniform/Colors: '''Colors pending'''. Their symbol is an open, wrought iron archway with a path winding up to a vast tree.

Recommended Concepts: Good-Oriented characters from any form of media.

The Union is an alliance of worlds dedicated to keeping the Multiverse safe, with a strong emphasis on keeping the Warpgate Network secure and free for use. Members are required to defer to the authority of the overall government body of the Union, to have a benevolent and non-harmful form of government, and to allow free travel between their world and member worlds. In return for this, a small portion of contributions of each member world is distributed throughout the Union.

The organization to which every Union PC belongs is the Specialist Response Division, or SRD for short. Members are made up of people with the ability to change worlds with their actions: Chosen Ones, State Alchemists, Wizards, Vampire Hunters, Starfleet Captains, etc. They exist to combat threats that normal soldiers can't hope to face, and they have saved the Multiverse many times. When the worlds of the Union are in dire need, it is the SRD they turn to.

==The Confederacy==

Headquarters: The Citadel

Alignments: Primarily Lawful Evil and Neutral Evil. Other shades are evil are permissible if they can keep in line, or if not as off-the-books members. The full spectrum of Good is acceptable as long as they don't interfere in the Confederacy's conquests.

Goals: Seize control of the Warpgate Network. Conquer the Multiverse.

Uniform/Colors: '''Colors Pending. Symbol Pending.'''

Recommended Concepts: Evil Overlords and those who serve them. The Galactic Empire is just as at home here as the World Trade Organization or the Decepticons. Antagonists of all kinds.

The Confederacy is composed of conquerors, and its allure is simple: If you're strong enough, they allow you to take anything you want. It does have a simple code of conduct: Respect other members of the Confederacy at all times, do not (directly) target children with violence, do not sexually assault anyone, and do not try to destroy the universe everyone lives in. Because their rules are so relaxed, the Confederacy is exponentially more harsh at enforcing them than the Union, and members who do violate them rarely survive to tell the tale.

Member states must contribute resources and yield authority to the greater Confederacy, but they're less prone to interference than the Union, provided a member state pays its dues and listens when it counts. The benefits are massive amounts of shared resources and manpower. The Confederacy's greatest resource is the Multiverse Reclamation Division, or MRD for short. Like the Union's SRD, the MRD is composed of individuals who can change worlds with their actions. They are more offensively-oriented than the SRD, but the idea is similar: Shake the foundations of worlds with your might.

==The Syndicate==

Headquarters: Afterus

Alignments: All, except extreme evil. Most alignments can and do find a place here, but the Syndicate is not tolerant of extremely evil characters, and won't accept them even as unofficial partners.

Goals: Survive, protect Syndicate interests, establish positive working environment with other powers, avert apocalypse situations.

Uniform/Color: '''Colors Pending. Symbol is a frog within a spirograph.'''

Recommended Concepts: Characters who are mercenary and self-involved, rather than good or evil. True neutrals, and those for whom the Warpgate War just isn't a motivating factor.

The Syndicate is the least of the powers. Formally it is not a super nation or a "proper" faction, more of a loose association of worlds that are still establishing contacts. But, they still require sharing of wealth and manpower between member states and organizations. Unlike the Union and Confederacy, they're not interested in conquering anybody or enforcing their will on Multiversal resources. Their mission is to spread awareness of ongoing events in the Multiverse, with a careful eye towards apocalyptic scenarios.

The Syndicate came about as a result of Confederate and Union assistance in a game called "Sburb", and it is in essence the "Little Brother" of the greater organizations. It helps both factions however it can, but avoids getting involved in the War directly. Their conduct of conduct is simple: Don't cause SERIOUS shit with other members.

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Disadvantages

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Disadvantages are traits similar to Advantages, which all characters possess. Where Advantages represent those traits which give a character the upper hand in situations, Disadvantages represent those traits which get them in trouble, or paint a less-than-pretty picture about who they are as people. Disadvantages are divided into two categories, and all players are required to have a minimum of three satisfactory flaws, with an emphasis on the first category.

# Personality Flaws. These are pretty self-explanatory. People aren't perfect, and they have traits that are negative because that's just how they are. An extreme example would be Severus Snape from Harry Potter, who although heroic, was an unquestionably a nasty, toxic human being. While Staff understands that some real-life psychological illnesses may seem like an easy go-to answer for personality flaws, these will often be scrutinized closely because of a tendency for poor/offensive portrayal of real psychological problems. At least one of your flaws must be in this category.
# Weaknesses. These are also pretty self-explanatory, but vary a lot more. Maybe your character is missing a limb. Maybe they have an elemental weakness to electricity. Maybe they're terminally ill. If you have to emphasize one section of your Disadvantages over the others, #1 is preferable, but you shouldn't neglect this either.

Joke Disadvantages do not count towards your minimum disadvantages. Some traits may be valid disadvantages, but not strong enough to count towards your minimum. If your character fights strictly non-lethally but that never proves to be the wrong thing to do, it's not really a disadvantage.

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Characters

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Characters are the "Roles" in "Role Play". This news file covers '''Multiverse Crisis MUSH's''' character policies, including alts, alt interaction, idle policy, etc.

# All players may have up to 6 characters at a time. A 7th and 8th slot may be requested, but approval is on a per-application basis (that is, you must ask every time you drop your 7th or 8th character and want a new one) and does not persist between 7th/8th alts.
# Characters from MU*'s we've absorbed don't count towards character limits.
# Players may keep secret alts. This is a privilege that may be revoked based on how it is used, staff will ALWAYS know who secret alts are, and special circumstances may require they be revealed.
# A player's alts may interact in limited doses only. This should never give either alt an undue or unfair advantage, and should not result in players who AREN'T using multiple characters in a scene losing RP to the person who is. Most importantly, DON'T RP WITH YOURSELF.
# One player may not play two, closely-related characters. For example, you cannot play both Dr. Wily and Megaman, or Harry Potter and Ron Weasley.
# Our idle policy is simple. Depending on your character type (FC, OFC, OC, etc.) your character will appear on our idle list if you don't log on for 30-60 days. We'll make a post showing who is on this list, and you can log them on to not get @nuked. If you appear on this list more than once every so often, you will be flagged and considered for removal from that character. Complaints that you have been logged on to duck the idle nuke can also result in flagging and character removal.

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Banned

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Some concepts and characters are unobtainable at '''Multiverse Crisis MUSH'''. This is an overview, not a comprehensive list, of what and why.

# Completely straight portrayals of real people and religious figures. Exceptions may apply to fictionalized versions of such characters, like Dracula, but straight-up applying for Abraham Lincoln or Jesus won't fly.
# Comedy/Gag/Adult Series. Duke Nukem, Futurama, Space Balls, Family Guy, Simpsons, ATHF, Leisure Suit Larry, etc. These just don't fit the tone. They're either too sex oriented, too crude, or too cartoony.
# Disney, MMOs, Mercedes Lackey, Pern, Steve Jackson Games, George R. R. Martin works, and possibly others are unavailable due to copyright issues.
# Concepts that require absolute primacy over setting to function are banned. The Sandman's Endless being the only existing example. Most Gods do NOT fall under this category.
# If YOU as a player cannot wrap your head around a character being defeatable by other PCs, you don't get to play that character.

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Advantages

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The kinds of characters that can be played at '''Multiverse Crisis MUSH''' are legion. This news file covers the advantages that these characters can have, encompassing powers such as telepathy, assets such as money, or ruling an evil empire, or skills such as martial arts or crafting.

# MUSH Rules supersede the approved text of your +Advantages, as well as your setting's canon. Advantages will be reviewed and modified or removed as Staff deems necessary.
# Powers from your setting aren't better than anybody else's, and everyone can be defeated using any fighting abilities, even if they're literally an Immortal God. This is CRUCIAL for everyone to have fun with this many different settings interacting. If Darth Vader, Voldemort, Wing Zero, Alucard, and Ranma Saotome fight, it's going to work like a round of Super Smash Brothers. How one character compares to another is defined by their Power Level, and even Cthulhu isn't going to be much stronger than Ryu. As a practical concern, this means that things like One Hit Kills/KOs, Invincibility, Elemental Immunity, etc. don't work against other PCs as much more than having high attack power or durability.
# Big Versus Small is a problem with a history here. In short, whatever is appropriate in your setting for taking down a tank, or a giant will work on anything like that. For characters like Goku or Superman, this is as simple as punching. But for Wander or Link, that might mean stabbing weak points or chucking bombs at joints. Meanwhile, if you're Solid Snake or Chris Redfield, you're really going to want to grab a missile launcher or grenades. The point here is, don't abuse rule #1 to use a 9mm pistol to take down a main battle tank unless that's something your character is actually capable of.
# The biggest KABOOM! we want to see on a casual basis is one or two city blocks. Characters MAY have advantages that permit them to destroy more than this. But Angel Arms and Death Stars are cheapened by frequent use, and should be the subject of a plot arc when they come into play. Use of such advantages will be subject to Staff scrutiny. Characters reliant on heavy military hardware get a bit of leeway here, since what allows them to engage other PCs is often incompatible with some other forms of RP due to size constraints.
# PCs cannot be "Depowered" unless the setting they come from permits this. Superman can be exposed to Kryptonite, and Power Rangers can have morphers stolen, but there's not much you can do to Goku or Link. PCs may consent to be depowered even if they lack a vulnerability, but may not be compelled to surrender their powers or power level as a condition of entering an area or participating in a plot.
# Persistent effects (such as being turned into stone), are similar to OHKOs in that they don't work as well as might be expected. Consent and/or special circumstances (TPs) are required for long-term/permanent persistent effects. Otherwise, all PCs are assumed to have sufficient resistance to break out sooner or later.
# Mind Control, Telepathy, or anything like that requires permission from the target PC for it to work. Additionally, due to high drama potential, Staff permission must be given for mind control to persist beyond one scene.
# Immunities and Invulnerability usually translate to high resistance and durability when it comes to PC interaction. Fire Man can ignore a forest fire, but not a Firebender. Superman can shrug off a goon's bullets, but not Revolver Ocelot's. Flat-immunity is allowed for mind control/telepathy, persistent effects, goons, environmental hazards, and stuns.
# Characters who have a lot of advantages, like a Wizard with a spellbook, don't have to list them all. This is called an implicit advantage. Some things are NEVER allowed to be implicit advantages: Mind control, teleportation, time travel, immunities, anything to do with souls, etc. In other words, anything that is iffy or restricted needs to be explicitly listed and approved. We're more flexible on less strange or advanced advantages.
# Time Travel is a restricted power. It may never be an implicit power, and will only be issued to players that Staff trusts. In summary though, Time Travel may not be used to change the past, and may not be used to define the future. Closed Time Loops only.

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Roleplay

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This news file is a compilation of '''Rulings''' that were previously posted on our bulletin board system on the MUSH. Going forward, these spot rulings will be located here, or on the MUSH's corresponding news file.

==Characters w/o +Flaws/+Disadvantages==

Some characters are old enough that they do not have +flaws/+disadvantages. At the time that these became required fields for characters, such characters were permitted to go on like this with the caveat that if they ever submitted an upgrade application, they would also be required to fill out their +flaws.

Going forward, when +Advantages/+Disadvantages are put into place, all players will have '''TIME PERIOD PENDING''' to change over to the new system. Applications for this purpose will not count towards cooldown times.

[[Filch]] characters are not required to fill out their flaws until they are applied for properly.

==FacHead Permission==

FacHead permission is required for factional betrayal/defection, and long-term infiltration. Strictly speaking, Staff has overriding authority on whether or not these go forward, but if a FacHead is uncomfortable with the idea, it's strong grounds for denial. It is possible to petition Staff for permission without consulting the FacHeads, but we will require a fair explanation as to why we should allow this, and it is likely that we will say no and tell you to go speak with the relevant FacHead(s) anyway.

==Probation==

Occasionally, Staff or the FacHeads will put a player on a probationary period for some purpose or another. This is usually to see if they're improved enough to have certain things that were taken away, or denied to them. For example, re-introducing them into a faction that they were kicked out of.

Just to be clear: Disappearing or going inactive for the stated or perceived probationary period won't end your probationary period. We want to see improvement, not a non-presence. If we have reason to believe that you're deliberately laying low so that your probationary period will end without incident, bare minimum response is to lengthen the period, and automatic failure isn't out of the question.

==Running Gags==

Sometimes characters have recurring jokes attached to them, like Edward Elric being short, Roy Mustang's obsession with miniskirts, GLaDOS's association with cake, etc. While it can be amusing to play with these gags, it can become incredibly obnoxious for the player(s) involved and some people have had their running gags driven into the ground so hard they've quit.

In summary: If somebody asks you, individually or as a group, to stop it with the memes/running gags as pertains to them, DO IT, and don't make them ask you to stop again.

==Scale==

This Ruling is to clarify exactly what IS acceptable damage scale for casual use, and what isn't.

* Destroying Cities: In general, anything the size of a city or larger should not be completely and totally demolished across the course of one scene without some sort of TP-based provisions or Admin permission. The simple fact of the matter is that we don't want to see cities and their entire populations wiped out every other day, and it would be all too easy for this to happen if left unchecked. Smaller areas (city blocks, villages, etc.) can be destroyed with relatively little fuss. Note that a city block is a pretty large space of land - look up Kowloon Walled City on wikipedia for reference of just how big and populous a city block can be.
* Personal Property & Assets: You can't go and burn down somebody's home town or blow up their Death Star without their consent, even if you win a battle there. Exceptions may apply dependent on circumstances, but don't count on it.
* Space Battle: It is usually more acceptable to exceed the normal "range" parameters in space battles, but bear in mind that we still don't want you wiping out cities with orbital bombardment or destroying colonies in a single one-off scene. Planetary-scale destruction is likewise off-limits under normal circumstances.
* Destruction of Scenery: On the other hand, it is acceptable to wreak mass devastation on unpopulated regions of the landscape. Cleaving a pass into a mountain range or nuking the desert into a glassy crater is perfectly OK in most circumstances, though if you are in cast space (See Personal Assets & Attachments.) you should ask the locals if they're OK with their world being permanently changed in this manner.

'''Note:''' Scale rules are undergoing modification in the Beta news file. This may need to be altered or eliminated later.

==Stuns==

This particular ruling is a legacy of the old Important Information boards, and was judged sufficiently relevant to current times to be reposted here.

In short, while "silly" Stun attacks are acceptable, if somebody doesn't want to be subject to them you will be required to have a serious factor behind them that makes the stun work. A lot of characters aren't going to care if your character flashed them- they're just going to keep shooting.

A good example of this is the "Attract" move from Pokemon. Not a lot of Pokemon are actually going to be susceptible to that sort of thing in the middle of a fight. Likewise, use common sense- regular biological poisons won't work on a robot (try an EMP grenade instead), and a flash-grenade won't work on a blind person.

On the other hand, if you've consented to a stun don't make it difficult. Work with your attackers.

'''Note:''' This can probably be eliminated and incorporated into [[Advantages]] in the complete version.

==Targets==

* Unaffiliated Characters can take targets, but are not entitled to hold them beyond the initial capture. Targets are mostly a quick-and-dirty RP tool for people involved in the war. If you want to use one for something special, contact Staff ahead of time.
* After changing hands, a Target Zone cannot be captured until one (1) day has passed.
* In the event that a majority of the Target Zones are held by one faction, further battles by the majority holder make a target Contested instead of causing it to change hands.

==Triggers==

The term 'Trigger' refers to circumstances or events that cause an individual with an extreme psychological condition (PTSD, OCD) to have a panic attack, flashback, or otherwise extreme reaction. This term has recently been co-opted by the internet to mean, 'Thing that I don't like.'

If you actually have this kind of condition, please understand that while we are sympathetic, it is your responsibility to manage your own conditions, and MCM is not going to be implementing or enforcing trigger warnings on the MUSH. If there is simply material that you are averse to, let the people around you know about it, and avoid it. This won't always be possible, but the MUSH isn't going to divert rivers on your behalf most of the time, if at all.

If you don't, the above idea still pretty much applies. It's your responsibility to avoid things you don't like.

'''Note: Scheduled for removal as of 2-23-14.'''

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FAQ

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==Q: What is Unification?==

A: Unification is the event that brings a universe (or world) into the Multiverse. Mass-unifications are usually significant events, but every world that becomes integrated into the Multiverse experiences Unification. At one moment they're alone in their universe, and the next they're quite suddenly not so alone.

==Q: How does a world unify? Can a universe leave the Multiverse once it has unified?==
A: Unification is achieved when a temporal tweak introduces an alternate timeline in which the target universe unifies into the Multiverse. It's not possible to leave the Multiverse, because there's nothing to go back to -- your timeline is here now.

==Q: How much of my setting comes with me to the Multiverse?==

A: Only the important parts. But, depending on setting that might be quite a lot. Star Wars is likely to bring the whole galaxy, while Fullmetal Alchemist will probably only bring along a single planet, or at bare minimum maybe just a few nations.

==Q: The news files say souls are retroactively indestructible across all settings. But my series relies a lot on souls being destroyed! What do I do?==
A: Souls CAN be maimed to the point that they cannot be resurrected or reincarnated, and this can be hard to distinguish between actual destruction. This is easily mistaken for the destruction of the soul.

==Q: If all of these settings are sharing with each other, does that mean I can get a lightsaber or a phaser as easily as a sword or a gun?==

A: Yes! Keep in mind, rare or unique items from other settings shouldn't be obtained without significant RP and an upgrade application, and getting actual powers from other settings is its own can of worms. But, if something is common in any given world you can get it pretty easily. So yes, you could buy a phaser or a blaster pretty easily. Maybe not a lightsaber, but definitely a beam sword, or commercially available materia.

==Q: What about heavy military stuff, like Star Destroyers?==

A: Even very rich people usually can't purchase an aircraft carrier. Most people can't purchase a Star Destroyer. On the other hand, purchasing a YT-1300 Freighter (like the Millennium Falcon) or a Runabout from Star Trek, or a Firefly-class starship, is rather like purchasing an automobile or 18 wheeler.

==Q: If I (as an off-worlder) buy a YT-1300 or Firefly-class starship, could they be better than the Millennium Falcon or Serenity?==

A: This is a complex question. As a general rule, no, and definitely not right out of the gate. It's poor form to take something from another setting and try to pass it off as better than the big guns of that setting, and you probably wouldn't want that done to you. In the long haul, with a lot of RP and a character (or group of characters) competent in the relevant fields, this isn't completely impossible but it is still iffy. It's also a lot easier for those big guns to upgrade past you with much less effort.

==Q: What stops General Zod from opening a Star Destroyer like a can opener and venting the crew into space, or Nightcrawler from teleporting into the cockpit of a mecha and taking out the helpless pilot?==

A: This is a form of powergaming. It is a veiled attempt at an instant death/knockout effect, and even if the combat code dictates that a direct hit is achieved, the target player can pose receiving significantly less severe damage. This sort of thing isn't fun for anybody but the person who thinks they should be able to do it, so it isn't allowed.

==Q: Why are settings assumed to be equal? My setting has better stuff in it than everybody else's!==

A: The MUSH is not about any one setting, least of all your pet series. This wouldn't be fun for the people NOT in "your" setting, so the MUSH is set up specifically so settings do not have primacy over one another. Some settings have advantages over others, but mostly the playing field is level so everybody gets to have a good time. And yeah, that means settings like Warhammer 40k lose a lot of their oomph in the translation.

==Q: Does that mean that I got nerfed when I came to the Multiverse?==

A: No. This sort of thinking promotes all kinds of wankery. Our setting just works that way. This is, by the way, to your benefit. No matter what your pet series is and how great you think it is, we can find something that could stomp it and anything in it flat.

==Q: Which is better, Magic or Technology/Science?==

A: Neither. Magic and Technology (or Science, as the case may be) are equal. Whether they are compatible or comparable depends on the source material. Science-based PCs should be aware that magic doesn't always adhere to the laws of physics, and attempting to de-mystify it has historically caused a lot of OOC strife. Please don't do that.

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Rules Index

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Character Index

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==Union==
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==Unaffiliated & Syndicate==
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! style="width: 50%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:left; background-color:#FFFF33; font-size:115%;" | '''Syndicate'''
|-
! style="width: 50%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:left;" | <DynamicPageList>
category=Characters
category=Unaffiliated
mode=none
</DynamicPageList>
! style="width: 50%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:left;" | <DynamicPageList>
category=Characters
category=Syndicate
mode=none
</DynamicPageList>
|}

==Dropped & Fired==
{| class="toccolours" style="width:100%;" cellspacing="2"
|-
! style="width: 50%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:left; background-color:#999999; font-size:115%;" | '''Dropped'''
! style="width: 50%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:left; background-color:#666666; font-size:115%;" | '''Fired'''
|-
! style="width: 50%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:left;" | <DynamicPageList>
category=Characters
category=Dropped
mode=none
</DynamicPageList>
! style="width: 50%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:left;" | <DynamicPageList>
category=Characters
category=Fired
mode=none
</DynamicPageList>
|}

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* The 'Fired' category will not be used regularly, and primarily exists to document people who were fired and whose RP needed to be, partially or completely, retconned.

[[Category:Characters]]

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Character Index

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==Union==

{| class="toccolours" style="width:100%;" cellspacing="2"
|-
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;" | Facheads
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;" | Enlisted
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;" | Allies
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;" | Last Chancers
|-
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;" | <DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Fachead
</DynamicPageList>
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;" | <DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Enlisted
</DynamicPageList>
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;" | <DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Ally
</DynamicPageList>
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px;" | <DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=LastChancer
</DynamicPageList>
|}

==Confederacy==

===Facheads===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Confederacy
category=Fachead
</DynamicPageList>

===Enlisted===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Confederacy
category=Enlisted
</DynamicPageList>

===Allies===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Confederacy
category=Ally
</DynamicPageList>

==Syndicate==
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Syndicate
</DynamicPageList>

==Unaffiliated==
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Unaffiliated
</DynamicPageList>

==Dropped==
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Dropped
</DynamicPageList>

[[Category:Characters]]

Character Index

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Character Index

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==Union==

===Facheads===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Fachead
</DynamicPageList>

===Enlisted===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Enlisted
</DynamicPageList>

===Allies===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Ally
</DynamicPageList>

===Last Chancers===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=LastChancer
</DynamicPageList>

==Confederacy==

===Facheads===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Confederacy
category=Fachead
</DynamicPageList>

===Enlisted===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Confederacy
category=Enlisted
</DynamicPageList>

===Allies===
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Confederacy
category=Ally
</DynamicPageList>

==Syndicate==
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Syndicate
</DynamicPageList>

==Unaffiliated==
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Unaffiliated
</DynamicPageList>

==Dropped==
<DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Dropped
</DynamicPageList>

{| class="toccolours"
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
| Facheads
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
| Enlisted
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
| Allies
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
| Last Chancers
|-
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
| <DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Fachead
</DynamicPageList>
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
| <DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Enlisted
</DynamicPageList>
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
| <DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=Ally
</DynamicPageList>
! style="width: 25%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
| <DynamicPageList>
category=Character
category=Union
category=LastChancer
</DynamicPageList>
|}

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