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Beepbopbeepbop: kala redefine

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	The modern Lyukal sects retain a deeply decentralized structure, consisting of multiple cells and groups maintain little cooperation between each other. Through such decentralization, coordinated efforts are minimal, with full offensives and effective large-scale resistance efforts few and far between. Despite this lack of effective organization, the many disparate cells continue to operate even as other cells are targeted by the Nralakk Federation’s authority, particularly in the Traverse. Recently, [[Notable_Skrell#Kalq’Qi_Weibii\|Kalq'Qi Weibii]] has become the de-facto public face and “leader” of the Lyukal, despite their position after losing the [[Warbling_:_The_Traverse_Strikes_Back\|'''2463''' Grand Councillor election]]. Weibii encouraged all skrell who were disillusioned with the Nrallak Federation to join them in a mass exodus, bringing them to the [[Republic_of_Biesel\|Republic of Biesel]] and founding the [[Starlight_Zone\|Starlight Zone]] within Mendell City. After this exodus, Weibii’s position as the face of the Lyukal led to the resistance movement being recognized abroad, granting it a platform to promote its cause and draw support in human space.		The modern Lyukal sects retain a deeply decentralized structure, consisting of multiple cells and groups maintain little cooperation between each other. Through such decentralization, coordinated efforts are minimal, with full offensives and effective large-scale resistance efforts few and far between. Despite this lack of effective organization, the many disparate cells continue to operate even as other cells are targeted by the Nralakk Federation’s authority, particularly in the Traverse. Recently, [[Notable_Skrell#Kalq’Qi_Weibii\|Kalq'Qi Weibii]] has become the de-facto public face and “leader” of the Lyukal, despite their position after losing the [[Warbling_:_The_Traverse_Strikes_Back\|'''2463''' Grand Councillor election]]. Weibii encouraged all skrell who were disillusioned with the Nrallak Federation to join them in a mass exodus, bringing them to the [[Republic_of_Biesel\|Republic of Biesel]] and founding the [[Starlight_Zone\|Starlight Zone]] within Mendell City. After this exodus, Weibii’s position as the face of the Lyukal led to the resistance movement being recognized abroad, granting it a platform to promote its cause and draw support in human space.

	Some Lyukal cells also cast their support for the [[Skrell_Politics#Independent_Traverser_Movement\|Independent Traverser Movement]] with an undeclared amount of resources sent to their aid. In the late stages of the ITM, a Lyukal weapons-trafficking operation within Federation space was halted due to a combined effort of turncoat ITM members~~, the Ruupkala,~~ and ~~Nlomkala officers~~. These weapons were intended to be granted towards the militant groups within the Independent Traverser Movement, who remained active after the result of successful negotiations with the Grand Council. The Lyukal’s supplying cells were hopeful that the ITM would continue their resistance against the Federation, with armed resistance becoming the next step towards a free Traverse had it arrived.		Some Lyukal cells also cast their support for the [[Skrell_Politics#Independent_Traverser_Movement\|Independent Traverser Movement]] with an undeclared amount of resources sent to their aid. In the late stages of the ITM, a Lyukal weapons-trafficking operation within Federation space was halted due to a combined effort of turncoat ITM members and Kala operatives. These weapons were intended to be granted towards the militant groups within the Independent Traverser Movement, who remained active after the result of successful negotiations with the Grand Council. The Lyukal’s supplying cells were hopeful that the ITM would continue their resistance against the Federation, with armed resistance becoming the next step towards a free Traverse had it arrived.

	Recently, Lyukal cells within Mendell City have faced increased pressure as the Republic of Biesel seeks [https://forums.aurorastation.org/topic/16330-tau-ceti-times/page/5/#findComment-181586\|closer ties] with the Nralakk Federation. With the Phoron scarcity forcing further cooperation between the two nations, the many fledgling rebels in the Starlight Zone look towards the Lyukal and Weibii for a hope against deportation and oppression. These cells have begun preparing to go underground during the increased crackdowns, while some prepare for open, direct resistance against the encroaching reach of the Federation.		Recently, Lyukal cells within Mendell City have faced increased pressure as the Republic of Biesel seeks [https://forums.aurorastation.org/topic/16330-tau-ceti-times/page/5/#findComment-181586\|closer ties] with the Nralakk Federation. With the Phoron scarcity forcing further cooperation between the two nations, the many fledgling rebels in the Starlight Zone look towards the Lyukal and Weibii for a hope against deportation and oppression. These cells have begun preparing to go underground during the increased crackdowns, while some prepare for open, direct resistance against the encroaching reach of the Federation.
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	Dedicated to the freedom of information, the Raqa'Nuul pursues a virtual war against the Nralakk Federation. Their cell maintains little physical presence, with its members mostly organized in online spaces. The group focuses on combatting the Federation's propaganda through online activism and acts of cyber terrorism. The Raqa'Nuul have claimed responsibility for installing viruses in government systems, leaking Federation secrets over the extranet, and committing acts of cyber-vandalism on [[Skrell_Culture#Social_Media\|Viv-ID]]. While primarily non-combative, the Raqa'Nuul's cyberterror acts can still cause physical harm, notably including a shipping depot's docking system failure from a virus used by the Raqa'Nuul, resulting in an incoming vessel improperly docking and colliding with a station's hull. The Raqa’Null publicly apologised in the aftermath, stating that they only intended to interrupt shipping operations, though the damage to the public perception of the group has marked them as a serious threat to online and data safety. The Federation created a counter-campaign in response, capitalising on the average Federation citizen's fears through propaganda warning citizens about online fraud, account hacking, and other illegal acts while regularly referencing the Raqa'Nuul.		Dedicated to the freedom of information, the Raqa'Nuul pursues a virtual war against the Nralakk Federation. Their cell maintains little physical presence, with its members mostly organized in online spaces. The group focuses on combatting the Federation's propaganda through online activism and acts of cyber terrorism. The Raqa'Nuul have claimed responsibility for installing viruses in government systems, leaking Federation secrets over the extranet, and committing acts of cyber-vandalism on [[Skrell_Culture#Social_Media\|Viv-ID]]. While primarily non-combative, the Raqa'Nuul's cyberterror acts can still cause physical harm, notably including a shipping depot's docking system failure from a virus used by the Raqa'Nuul, resulting in an incoming vessel improperly docking and colliding with a station's hull. The Raqa’Null publicly apologised in the aftermath, stating that they only intended to interrupt shipping operations, though the damage to the public perception of the group has marked them as a serious threat to online and data safety. The Federation created a counter-campaign in response, capitalising on the average Federation citizen's fears through propaganda warning citizens about online fraud, account hacking, and other illegal acts while regularly referencing the Raqa'Nuul.

	The Raqa'Nuul's expertise in hacking has made them popular amongst other Lyukal cells and other criminal groups. They are sought after when bypassing electronic barriers, circumventing security networks, and sabotaging local communications networks and services. Ex-Raqa’Null members are also valuable for other criminal groups in the Spur, often willing to poach talent for high prices. Notably their members are also targeted by the ~~Ruupkala~~ for recruitment, and captured members are marked for capture and rehabilitation into ~~Ruupkala~~ counterintelligence agents.		The Raqa'Nuul's expertise in hacking has made them popular amongst other Lyukal cells and other criminal groups. They are sought after when bypassing electronic barriers, circumventing security networks, and sabotaging local communications networks and services. Ex-Raqa’Null members are also valuable for other criminal groups in the Spur, often willing to poach talent for high prices. Notably their members are also targeted by the Nlomkala for recruitment, and captured members are marked for capture and rehabilitation into Nlomkala counterintelligence agents.

	===Oqolk-Kora (New Path)===		===Oqolk-Kora (New Path)===

Stripes: Rewrites the Federation Crime and Resistance page for the Phoron Scarcity update.

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Rewrites the Federation Crime and Resistance page for the Phoron Scarcity update.

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Triogenix at 13:46, 16 August 2025

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	'''Leader:''' [[Notable Skrell\| Psi]]		'''Leader:''' [[Notable Skrell\| Psi]]

	''"The oppressed and downtrodden of Federation society deserve more. We '''all''' deserve more. The [[Nralakk_Federation#~~Social_Credit_System~~\|Social ~~Credit System~~]] is a caste system at its core. How many of us have experienced a waiting list for medical treatment? How many of us have been outright denied services or even employment because of our place in this tiered society? The Federation has made it clear: if you are one of the unfortunate few who was born a [[Skrell#Receivers_and_Listeners\|Listener]], or were born into the wrong [[Skrell_Relationships\|Quya]], or if you do not fully agree to the common consensus, you are undesirable. The Qranqi refuse to accept this barbaric system any longer, and we urge all Skrell to reject the social contract imposed on us by our oppressors."''		''"The oppressed and downtrodden of Federation society deserve more. We '''all''' deserve more. The [[Nralakk_Federation#Social_Compatability_Index\|Social Compatability Index]] is a caste system at its core. How many of us have experienced a waiting list for medical treatment? How many of us have been outright denied services or even employment because of our place in this tiered society? The Federation has made it clear: if you are one of the unfortunate few who was born a [[Skrell#Receivers_and_Listeners\|Listener]], or were born into the wrong [[Skrell_Relationships\|Quya]], or if you do not fully agree to the common consensus, you are undesirable. The Qranqi refuse to accept this barbaric system any longer, and we urge all Skrell to reject the social contract imposed on us by our oppressors."''

	The Qranqi is an elusive Cell, formed by the enigmatic Psi soon after the Federation's re-establishment post-Glorsh. When the Federation introduced the Social ~~Credit System~~, many Skrell soon realised the negative impact it would have on large swathes of the population. Those who did not follow what the Federation considers "ideal" found themselves in a weaker position societally due to their score, losing access to aid and resources based on characteristics or factors outside of their control. Many of these disenfranchised Skrell would organise the Qranqi in response, initially as an advocacy movement, but soon joining the ranks of the Lyukal when it became apparent that their activities would not be tolerated by the Nralakk Federation.		The Qranqi is an elusive Cell, formed by the enigmatic Psi soon after the Federation's re-establishment post-Glorsh. When the Federation introduced the Social Compatability Index, many Skrell soon realised the negative impact it would have on large swathes of the population. Those who did not follow what the Federation considers "ideal" found themselves in a weaker position societally due to their score, losing access to aid and resources based on characteristics or factors outside of their control. Many of these disenfranchised Skrell would organise the Qranqi in response, initially as an advocacy movement, but soon joining the ranks of the Lyukal when it became apparent that their activities would not be tolerated by the Nralakk Federation.

	Organised by and for those the Federation would consider "subversive", the Qranqi's ethos mostly centres on equality and combating the injustices inherent in Federation society, particularly the impact of the Social ~~Credit System~~ and the Federation's mistreatment of Listeners. Initially, Qranqi members would hold demonstrations and promote their cause through activism, but the Federation's crackdown on this dissident activity has resulted in the Qranqi taking a less public approach. The Cell focuses primarily on helping those with a poor ~~social credit score~~ or otherwise oppressed under the Federation; makeshift hospitals provide free, "true" universal healthcare, jobs are found for those struggling to find employment, and transport is sourced for those looking to flee the Federation. The Qranqi's focus on those the Federation considers subversive has given the Cell a lot of sympathy in the Federation's [[Skrell_Culture#Music\|counterculture]] scene, making it a prime recruiting ground for the group; Qranqi agents have been known to embed themselves into local underground hotspots, becoming organisers for illegal raves or managing a club that hosts subversive events. While not every subversive is willing to fight the Federation in a literal sense, the Qranqi have been able to use their influence in the underground scene to convince those oppressed or impressionable enough to join their ranks.		Organised by and for those the Federation would consider "subversive", the Qranqi's ethos mostly centres on equality and combating the injustices inherent in Federation society, particularly the impact of the Social Compatability Index and the Federation's mistreatment of Listeners. Initially, Qranqi members would hold demonstrations and promote their cause through activism, but the Federation's crackdown on this dissident activity has resulted in the Qranqi taking a less public approach. The Cell focuses primarily on helping those with a poor Index rating or otherwise oppressed under the Federation; makeshift hospitals provide free, "true" universal healthcare, jobs are found for those struggling to find employment, and transport is sourced for those looking to flee the Federation. The Qranqi's focus on those the Federation considers subversive has given the Cell a lot of sympathy in the Federation's [[Skrell_Culture#Music\|counterculture]] scene, making it a prime recruiting ground for the group; Qranqi agents have been known to embed themselves into local underground hotspots, becoming organisers for illegal raves or managing a club that hosts subversive events. While not every subversive is willing to fight the Federation in a literal sense, the Qranqi have been able to use their influence in the underground scene to convince those oppressed or impressionable enough to join their ranks.

	The Qranqi have a reputation as criminals and "punks" due to their ties with the subversive elements of Federation society. Furthermore, the Cell has links to various [[Federation_Crime_and_Resistance#Marauders\|Marauder]] groups throughout the Traverse due to their involvement in smuggling Skrell out of the Federation. This has made recruitment somewhat difficult for the Qranqi, as their perceived relationship with criminals has not only made the average Skrell wary of them but has also resulted in actual criminals attempting to join the Cell. As with most Lyukal Cells, the Qranqi's decentralised nature means that the vetting process for recruits is not uniform, making the situation even more difficult.		The Qranqi have a reputation as criminals and "punks" due to their ties with the subversive elements of Federation society. Furthermore, the Cell has links to various [[Federation_Crime_and_Resistance#Marauders\|Marauder]] groups throughout the Traverse due to their involvement in smuggling Skrell out of the Federation. This has made recruitment somewhat difficult for the Qranqi, as their perceived relationship with criminals has not only made the average Skrell wary of them but has also resulted in actual criminals attempting to join the Cell. As with most Lyukal Cells, the Qranqi's decentralised nature means that the vetting process for recruits is not uniform, making the situation even more difficult.

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WhatsUpBrotendo: /* The Resistance */

2024-08-22T13:31:32Z

The Resistance

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Caelphon: /* Tana’raq’iq */

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	The Skrell active in the Tana’raq’iq are considered the “wildcards” of the Ti’Rakqi. The broad activities of the fleet combined with the daredevil escapades of some of its individual fleets close to the inner systems, including unprovoked clashes with Qukala forces, have given the fleet a reputation of being unpredictable. When another fleet of the Ti’Rakqi interacts with the Tana’raq’iq, it is said that the crews should prepare for both a fight and a party.		The Skrell active in the Tana’raq’iq are considered the “wildcards” of the Ti’Rakqi. The broad activities of the fleet combined with the daredevil escapades of some of its individual fleets close to the inner systems, including unprovoked clashes with Qukala forces, have given the fleet a reputation of being unpredictable. When another fleet of the Ti’Rakqi interacts with the Tana’raq’iq, it is said that the crews should prepare for both a fight and a party.

	The Tana’raq’iq do have two main areas where they operate despite their decentralised nature: to the northeast, near [[Xrim]] and towards ~~the~~ [[~~Epsilon_Ursae_Minoris\|Co-operative Territories of Epsilon Ursea Minoris~~]], and to the southeast, towards [[Empire_of_Dominia\|The Empire of Dominia]] and the [[Izweski Nation\|Izweski Hegemony]].		The Tana’raq’iq do have two main areas where they operate despite their decentralised nature: to the northeast, near [[Xrim]] and towards [[Hieroaetheria]], and to the southeast, towards [[Empire_of_Dominia\|The Empire of Dominia]] and the [[Izweski Nation\|Izweski Hegemony]].

	Those who base themselves closer to the southeastern borders of the Nralakk Federation are known to frequently cooperate with their Unathi peers. While they are willing to trade with most in the area as long as there is a benefit to it, these Marauders have found themselves cooperating closely with [[Unathi Piracy#Kazu's Techraiders\|Kazu's Techraiders]] in particular.		Those who base themselves closer to the southeastern borders of the Nralakk Federation are known to frequently cooperate with their Unathi peers. While they are willing to trade with most in the area as long as there is a benefit to it, these Marauders have found themselves cooperating closely with [[Unathi Piracy#Kazu's Techraiders\|Kazu's Techraiders]] in particular.
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	In comparison, the relationship between the Tana’raq’iq and the Unathi pirate group [[Unathi Piracy#Hiskyn's Revanchists\|Hiskyn's Revanchists]] is described as cold at best; the Marauders of the Tana’raq’iq have near-unanimously agreed to not interact with the Revanchists in any way due to their ‘morally bankrupt’ methods of achieving their objectives, which include supporting synthetic groups when it comes to fighting Dominia. With this said, due to the decentralised nature of the Tana’raq’iq, some vessels have been known to cooperate with the Revanchists when their agendas align. Regardless, the Revanchists are known to target Tana’raq’iq vessels, believing these Skrell to be too weak to do what it takes to complete their objectives.		In comparison, the relationship between the Tana’raq’iq and the Unathi pirate group [[Unathi Piracy#Hiskyn's Revanchists\|Hiskyn's Revanchists]] is described as cold at best; the Marauders of the Tana’raq’iq have near-unanimously agreed to not interact with the Revanchists in any way due to their ‘morally bankrupt’ methods of achieving their objectives, which include supporting synthetic groups when it comes to fighting Dominia. With this said, due to the decentralised nature of the Tana’raq’iq, some vessels have been known to cooperate with the Revanchists when their agendas align. Regardless, the Revanchists are known to target Tana’raq’iq vessels, believing these Skrell to be too weak to do what it takes to complete their objectives.

	To the northeastern borders of the Nralakk Federation, the Tana’raq’iq mostly focuses on piracy, stealing from Federation merchant vessels and discretely selling the cargo on Epsilon Ursea Minoris. While ~~CT-EUM~~ and the Federation cooperate to prevent these events from occurring, the Tana’raq’iq in the region have plenty of “clean” ships that they provide with false documentation, allowing for seemingly legal trade within ~~CT-EUM~~ space and making their capture that much harder for the authorities.		To the northeastern borders of the Nralakk Federation, the Tana’raq’iq mostly focuses on piracy, stealing from Federation merchant vessels and discretely selling the cargo on Epsilon Ursea Minoris. While the Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria and the Federation cooperate to prevent these events from occurring, the Tana’raq’iq in the region have plenty of “clean” ships that they provide with false documentation, allowing for seemingly legal trade within Hieroaetherian space and making their capture that much harder for the authorities.

	Deeper within Federation territory, closer to Xrim, the Tana’raq’iq primarily focus on recruitment. Using the fact that the region is mostly left alone by the greater Federation, the affiliated vessels here will use the fleet's assets to recruit for themselves - and to a lesser extent the rest of the Ti’Rakqi. While rumours are rampant about Dionae joining the Ti'Rakqi, particularly Shrkh wishing to flee persecution on Xrim, there has so far been no evidence that proves the rumours to be true.		Deeper within Federation territory, closer to Xrim, the Tana’raq’iq primarily focus on recruitment. Using the fact that the region is mostly left alone by the greater Federation, the affiliated vessels here will use the fleet's assets to recruit for themselves - and to a lesser extent the rest of the Ti’Rakqi. While rumours are rampant about Dionae joining the Ti'Rakqi, particularly Shrkh wishing to flee persecution on Xrim, there has so far been no evidence that proves the rumours to be true.

	===== Veq’Luuq =====		===== Veq’Luuq =====

WhatsUpBrotendo: /* The Resistance */

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The Resistance

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	The modern iterations of resistance movements, including the four largest cells, derive directly from Traverse independence movements of old and Glorsh-era dissidents who see the very same dangers of the despotic AI in the current government, and many of the same methods. First Contact has lent a massive opportunity to would-be opposition groups and insurrectionary cells to speak out and act against Nralakk from relative safety in [[Warbling : The Musical \| alien space]], with many operating openly and vying for the aid of like-minded aliens, or simply seeking an audience for denouncing the Federation. Due to their common goal, the various cells will typically work alongside one another.		The modern iterations of resistance movements, including the four largest cells, derive directly from Traverse independence movements of old and Glorsh-era dissidents who see the very same dangers of the despotic AI in the current government, and many of the same methods. First Contact has lent a massive opportunity to would-be opposition groups and insurrectionary cells to speak out and act against Nralakk from relative safety in [[Warbling : The Musical \| alien space]], with many operating openly and vying for the aid of like-minded aliens, or simply seeking an audience for denouncing the Federation. Due to their common goal, the various cells will typically work alongside one another.

			There is documented evidence that the Lyukal provided material support to the Independent Traverser Movement, although the extent of this support is unknown. Near the end of the movement's activity, a Lyukal operation within Federation space was foiled thanks to a combined effort of ITM members and Ruupkala and Nlomkala officers. The operation involved providing arms and other supplies to militant members of the Independent Traverser Movement who were still active despite the overall movement losing traction as a result of successful negotiations with the Grand Council.

	== Cells ==		== Cells ==

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	=The Resistance=		=The Resistance=
	[[File:Free Traverse Flag.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|The flag used by The Resistance and Free Traversers to advocate for a Traverse free from Federation oppression.]]		[[File:Free Traverse Flag.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|The flag used by The Resistance and Free Traversers to advocate for a Traverse free from Federation oppression.]]
	Historically, "The Resistance" or "Lyukal" within Federation territory has always been defined by fringe groups concentrated in the rare few places where the Federation's control wasn't absolute. [[~~Federation Enforcement~~\|Kala]], Nlom influence, censorship, and the Federation's encouragement of civilian informants make organised dissent in the modern era impossible at worst and a gruelling, major effort at best -- the latter on the fringes of the Traverse, where sluggish bureaucracy makes the Federations' panopticon ineffective towards craftier would-be dissidents.		Historically, "The Resistance" or "Lyukal" within Federation territory has always been defined by fringe groups concentrated in the rare few places where the Federation's control wasn't absolute. [[Skrell_Politics#Federation_Enforcement\|Kala]], Nlom influence, censorship, and the Federation's encouragement of civilian informants make organised dissent in the modern era impossible at worst and a gruelling, major effort at best -- the latter on the fringes of the Traverse, where sluggish bureaucracy makes the Federations' panopticon ineffective towards craftier would-be dissidents.

	The modern iterations of resistance movements, including the four largest cells, derive directly from Traverse independence movements of old and Glorsh-era dissidents who see the very same dangers of the despotic AI in the current government, and many of the same methods. First Contact has lent a massive opportunity to would-be opposition groups and insurrectionary cells to speak out and act against Nralakk from relative safety in [[Warbling : The Musical \| alien space]], with many operating openly and vying for the aid of like-minded aliens, or simply seeking an audience for denouncing the Federation. Due to their common goal, the various cells will typically work alongside one another.		The modern iterations of resistance movements, including the four largest cells, derive directly from Traverse independence movements of old and Glorsh-era dissidents who see the very same dangers of the despotic AI in the current government, and many of the same methods. First Contact has lent a massive opportunity to would-be opposition groups and insurrectionary cells to speak out and act against Nralakk from relative safety in [[Warbling : The Musical \| alien space]], with many operating openly and vying for the aid of like-minded aliens, or simply seeking an audience for denouncing the Federation. Due to their common goal, the various cells will typically work alongside one another.
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	'''Mission Statement:''' Dedicated to change through the use of technology. The Raqa'Nuul pursue acts of cyber warfare on the Nralakk Federation, be it through disabling a wide net of Nlom Relays or through implementing dormant viruses that destroy the very programme that they are a symbiote of. They see themselves as activists and protectors of Skrell, and tend to rise up most powerfully when they perceive a threat to themselves or other sub-factions.		'''Mission Statement:''' Dedicated to change through the use of technology. The Raqa'Nuul pursue acts of cyber warfare on the Nralakk Federation, be it through disabling a wide net of Nlom Relays or through implementing dormant viruses that destroy the very programme that they are a symbiote of. They see themselves as activists and protectors of Skrell, and tend to rise up most powerfully when they perceive a threat to themselves or other sub-factions.

	Allegedly established in the northernmost segment of the Traverse decades ago, Raqa'Nuul has become one of the most infamous splinter groups. Augmented Skrell, usually through both illegal and legal means, that use a variety of cybercrime methods to repel the growing influence of the Nralakk Federation. The Raqa'Nuul push their agenda through launching massive DDoS attacks on Nlom Relays, as well as by leaking viruses into essential equipment. They have since become a large thorn in the backside of the Federation, consistently making the work of the [[~~Federation Enforcement~~\| Ruupkala]] difficult.		Allegedly established in the northernmost segment of the Traverse decades ago, Raqa'Nuul has become one of the most infamous splinter groups. Augmented Skrell, usually through both illegal and legal means, that use a variety of cybercrime methods to repel the growing influence of the Nralakk Federation. The Raqa'Nuul push their agenda through launching massive DDoS attacks on Nlom Relays, as well as by leaking viruses into essential equipment. They have since become a large thorn in the backside of the Federation, consistently making the work of the [[Skrell_Politics#Federation_Enforcement\| Ruupkala]] difficult.

	'''Note:''' Whilst the act of being a member is not illegal, members of Raqa'Nuul will commonly find themselves preyed upon by the Nralakk Federation. Bureaucratic processes that usually take moments suddenly find themselves lost within the system - taking weeks, months or even years to get completed. The result of this eventually pushed for many to either leave the Nralakk Federation or simply go off-the-grid.		'''Note:''' Whilst the act of being a member is not illegal, members of Raqa'Nuul will commonly find themselves preyed upon by the Nralakk Federation. Bureaucratic processes that usually take moments suddenly find themselves lost within the system - taking weeks, months or even years to get completed. The result of this eventually pushed for many to either leave the Nralakk Federation or simply go off-the-grid.
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	'''Mission Statement:''' The Nralakk Federation's rival, the Plurq'Quq are Skrell that use any means at their disposal to upheave any influence that the Federation may have. They have no preferred method to deal with the Nralakk Federation, but usually launch small retaliations that have an overarching goal of a much larger insurrection force against the Federation. This is usually done through attacking Federation Fleets on the outskirts of the Traverse, essentially stealing the spacecraft and technology within to power their movement.		'''Mission Statement:''' The Nralakk Federation's rival, the Plurq'Quq are Skrell that use any means at their disposal to upheave any influence that the Federation may have. They have no preferred method to deal with the Nralakk Federation, but usually launch small retaliations that have an overarching goal of a much larger insurrection force against the Federation. This is usually done through attacking Federation Fleets on the outskirts of the Traverse, essentially stealing the spacecraft and technology within to power their movement.

	Originally, the Plurqh'Quq initiated their operations withing the easternmost segments of the Traverse - with the belief that the only way for the Skrell to be freed from the grasp of the Nralakk Federation is to fight back, using techniques very similar to those of the Kala; decapitating the opponent's ability to fight through tactical decisions. They have since relocated their base of operations within the contested regions surrounding the [[Sol Alliance\| Solarian Alliance]]. In recent times, they have begun isolating transports convoys guarded by the [[~~Federation Enforcement~~\| Lukala]] on the boundaries of the Nralakk Federation - prompting an increase in [[~~Federation Enforcement~~\| Qukala]], who have begun to intervene in the various border skirmishes in an attempt to keep the destabilized region from spilling over into the Nralakk Federation.		Originally, the Plurqh'Quq initiated their operations withing the easternmost segments of the Traverse - with the belief that the only way for the Skrell to be freed from the grasp of the Nralakk Federation is to fight back, using techniques very similar to those of the Kala; decapitating the opponent's ability to fight through tactical decisions. They have since relocated their base of operations within the contested regions surrounding the [[Sol Alliance\| Solarian Alliance]]. In recent times, they have begun isolating transports convoys guarded by the [[Skrell_Politics#Federation_Enforcement\| Lukala]] on the boundaries of the Nralakk Federation - prompting an increase in [[Skrell_Politics#Federation_Enforcement\| Qukala]], who have begun to intervene in the various border skirmishes in an attempt to keep the destabilized region from spilling over into the Nralakk Federation.

	'''Note:''' Plurqh'Quq is deemed a terrorist group by the Nralakk Federation, and actively hunt those they suspect to be members. Those detained will eventually see themselves harshly sentenced, even disappearing and becoming lost in the cogs that keep the Nralakk Federation running. Due to this, members of Plurqh'Quq will usually plot their escapades within other segments of the Orion Spur.		'''Note:''' Plurqh'Quq is deemed a terrorist group by the Nralakk Federation, and actively hunt those they suspect to be members. Those detained will eventually see themselves harshly sentenced, even disappearing and becoming lost in the cogs that keep the Nralakk Federation running. Due to this, members of Plurqh'Quq will usually plot their escapades within other segments of the Orion Spur.

WhatsUpBrotendo: Nralakk Federation

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Nralakk Federation

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WhatsUpBrotendo at 08:07, 10 July 2022

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