Glorious Stars Turn 1 Assembly Debates
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2013 5:39 pm
Good afternoon delegates. On behalf of House Raptor we are pleased to welcome you once again to the NEE Assembly. Head of the NEE Assembly Irena Boudicca and myself believe the time to discuss critical issues is at hand.
First off, we are sad to announce the dissolution of Houses K'Tah and Winton. It has come to our attention that their leadership was corrupt, and while we are not pointing specifically at any master assassins in midst, it is clear their worlds are in chaos. Dunhama and Ecabore might quickly succeed to another house (the list of players for this game was high so we have options). It is our believe that they are not close enough to warrant a galactic crisis, but it warrants some debate if we should allow a nearby house to quickly move in to secure these worlds and protect their citizens.
Secondly, the Prosperity Zone will remain under House Raptor management for the coming few weeks but we will need to discuss segmenting off star systems for control. At this time all parties are welcome to trade there in the spirit of galactic cooperating following the decline of the Hegemony. House Raptor proposes no new bills at this time but welcomes any such that need to be discussed.
Third, an anonymous party has asked for a dueling circle. This is once again declined and will not be even brought before Emperor Marcel.
Current Laws:
Peace and Prosperity Act: Due to a rise in violence between the minor houses no ship with ASSAULT may be constructed at this time. This may be revisited by future legislation and revision.
Limited Hulls: Due to extreme violence between House Aigle and House Kithai it was voted that each house may only have one prototype project each year.
Lend and Protect: House Raptor has access to all of the Hegemony's arsenal. It is willing to lend these elements to houses in need. This must be done publicly and with the understanding that lent vessels may be destroyed at any time by the embedded Imperial Agents.
Enforcement: There is a reward for any house catching another breaking interstellar law, which will bring about punitive action from another house and possibly the Imperial fleet. Imperial enforcement vessels are spread throughout most house systems and serve to deter piracy as well as enforce the law.
First off, we are sad to announce the dissolution of Houses K'Tah and Winton. It has come to our attention that their leadership was corrupt, and while we are not pointing specifically at any master assassins in midst, it is clear their worlds are in chaos. Dunhama and Ecabore might quickly succeed to another house (the list of players for this game was high so we have options). It is our believe that they are not close enough to warrant a galactic crisis, but it warrants some debate if we should allow a nearby house to quickly move in to secure these worlds and protect their citizens.
Secondly, the Prosperity Zone will remain under House Raptor management for the coming few weeks but we will need to discuss segmenting off star systems for control. At this time all parties are welcome to trade there in the spirit of galactic cooperating following the decline of the Hegemony. House Raptor proposes no new bills at this time but welcomes any such that need to be discussed.
Third, an anonymous party has asked for a dueling circle. This is once again declined and will not be even brought before Emperor Marcel.
Current Laws:
Peace and Prosperity Act: Due to a rise in violence between the minor houses no ship with ASSAULT may be constructed at this time. This may be revisited by future legislation and revision.
Limited Hulls: Due to extreme violence between House Aigle and House Kithai it was voted that each house may only have one prototype project each year.
Lend and Protect: House Raptor has access to all of the Hegemony's arsenal. It is willing to lend these elements to houses in need. This must be done publicly and with the understanding that lent vessels may be destroyed at any time by the embedded Imperial Agents.
Enforcement: There is a reward for any house catching another breaking interstellar law, which will bring about punitive action from another house and possibly the Imperial fleet. Imperial enforcement vessels are spread throughout most house systems and serve to deter piracy as well as enforce the law.