Monthly Archives: January 2011

– Admiral, what I am saying is that we have three major deficits at the moment: manufacturing, viable bases and manpower. The anti-shipping raids net us lots of supplies, but we have to consider the fact that the Imperials are … Continue reading →

Both the Empire and the Rebel Alliance have rather non-standardized ways of referring to ships: for instance, both call the Sienar Fleet Systems-built Guardian-class patrol ship a cruiser, despite the fact that the term is mostly used for referring to … Continue reading →

When Tirdan Cassell joined the Federal cabinet, he presented an idea that he had been fiddling with for a long time when he worked at Sienar Fleet Systems. Namely, the conversion of obsolete ships to battlecruisers. Essentially he had figured … Continue reading →

What led to project RED BRUALLKI was a combination of a near-magical stroke of luck and a near-genius command decision by Commander Laz Moehner, who was the CO of the CR90 Corvette Longprobe. The Longprobe is part of the 1st … Continue reading →

– Huh, looks like our new friends mean business, Captain. – How so? – Every radiological alarm I have just went off. They’re launching nuclear weapons at that ImpStar. -Two Alliance officers observing the 2nd Battle of Stilgan The math … Continue reading →

Note that part of this article is off-limits to players. Anyone who wants to read it, just highlight the white text between the SPOILERS-notices. Note that since this is an RPG, there are many possible outcomes to BLUE DESOLATION, but … Continue reading →

The Federal Military is currently, like mentioned previously, to a large degree staffed by officers and enlisted who have at least a full standard year of military service under their belts for the Imperial military, local auxiliaries or even the … Continue reading →

“The Plant” is what Lt. Colonel Vassa Hool is frequently called. Never to his face, though. Technically, it has a modicum of truth in it despite being a nasty thing to call someone. Lt. Colonel Hool is a Ho’Din, who … Continue reading →

Traditionally, Marine infantry has played two major roles in combat operations: boarding enemy ships and planetside drop operations. The Federal Marines follow this tradition, though the boarding side of their job is more focused on. Marine infantry units are “lean” … Continue reading →

As we all know, the prequel movies are really bad. For the purposes of Imperial Center Does Not Hold, we need at least some history of the galaxy though, so here is a short version of differences between this setting … Continue reading →