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	===Military===		===Military===

	The Reconstruction Mandate’s mission is supported by a significant Solarian military presence intended to suppress the remnants of the Front and League, many of which have become guerrillas and bandits~~, in~~ the region. It can additionally call upon limited System Defense Force assets from the former Pact such as the Civil Guard, though these forces are in the process of being regenerated and upgraded with modern warp-capable engines following the events of the Solarian Civil War which showed [[Solarian Armed Forces#System Defense Forces\|SDF]] vessels direly need independent warp capabilities. Many [[Solarian Armed Forces#The Solarian Army\|The Solarian Army]] units — such as [[Solarian Armed Forces#Notable Army Divisions\|2nd Venusian Air Cavalry Division]] — are involved in anti-insurgent operations on the planets of the now-defeated Front, where many fanatical followers of its ideology have chosen to fight to the bitter end as guerillas instead of surrendering to what they see as a false Solarian government.		The Reconstruction Mandate’s mission is supported by a significant Solarian military presence intended to suppress the remnants of the Front and League, many of which have become guerrillas and bandits that now plague the region. It can additionally call upon limited System Defense Force assets from the former Pact such as the Civil Guard, though these forces are in the process of being regenerated and upgraded with modern warp-capable engines following the events of the Solarian Civil War which showed [[Solarian Armed Forces#System Defense Forces\|SDF]] vessels direly need independent warp capabilities. Many [[Solarian Armed Forces#The Solarian Army\|The Solarian Army]] units — such as [[Solarian Armed Forces#Notable Army Divisions\|2nd Venusian Air Cavalry Division]] — are involved in anti-insurgent operations on the planets of the now-defeated Front, where many fanatical followers of its ideology have chosen to fight to the bitter end as guerillas instead of surrendering to what they see as a false Solarian government.

	===Notable Worlds===		===Notable Worlds===
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	====San Colette====		====San Colette====

	The capital world of the Reconstruction Mandate,'''[[San Colette]]''' was subjected to intense fighting during the closing weeks of the Solarian Civil War during the Front’s invasion. Its System Defense Force, the Civil Guard, fought valiantly alongside mercenaries of the Free Solarian Fleets and its Pact allies, and ultimately lured the Front into a trap near D’Anzin which allowed much of ~~its naval~~ to be destroyed by the intervening 1st Battlegroup strike force. The Mandate rapidly resolved many major issues within the Nueva Patria system and life in many areas of San Colette is starting to return to normalcy, though there is much work to do — particularly upon the distant planet of D’Anzin, where efforts to clean up the aftermath of phoron contamination from destroyed processing facilities are expected to take some time.		The capital world of the Reconstruction Mandate,'''[[San Colette]]''' was subjected to intense fighting during the closing weeks of the Solarian Civil War during the Front’s invasion. Its System Defense Force, the Civil Guard, fought valiantly alongside mercenaries of the Free Solarian Fleets and its Pact allies, and ultimately lured the Front into a trap near D’Anzin which allowed much of the SRF’s navy to be destroyed by the intervening 1st Battlegroup strike force. The Mandate rapidly resolved many major issues within the Nueva Patria system and life in many areas of San Colette is starting to return to normalcy, though there is much work to do — particularly upon the distant planet of D’Anzin, where efforts to clean up the aftermath of phoron contamination from destroyed processing facilities are expected to take some time.

	====Lhokgon====		====Lhokgon====
	[[File:Lhokgon.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of Lhokgon.]]		[[File:Lhokgon.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of Lhokgon.]]
	Subject of intense ~~fighting~~ between the League and Front during the Solarian Civil War, the Helium-3 refining world of '''Lhokgon''' was devastated by fighting. Originally colonized at roughly the same time as San Colette by primarily Himalayan nations, Lhokgon’s system — the Gangetic System — is unusually rich in Helium-3 and served as an important mining and refining center for the fuel throughout much of the 24th and 25th century. In early 2463 Lhokgon, with the collapse of Solarian authority in the region, joined the Pact after its System Defense Forces repelled a League incursion which damaged multiple mining facilities in the Gangetic System’s outskirts.		Subject of intense combat between the League and Front during the Solarian Civil War, the Helium-3 refining world of '''Lhokgon''' was devastated by fighting. Originally colonized at roughly the same time as San Colette by primarily Himalayan nations, Lhokgon’s system — the Gangetic System — is unusually rich in Helium-3 and served as an important mining and refining center for the fuel throughout much of the 24th and 25th century. In early 2463 Lhokgon, with the collapse of Solarian authority in the region, joined the Pact after its System Defense Forces repelled a League incursion which damaged multiple mining facilities in the Gangetic System’s outskirts.

	With the Front’s invasion of the Pact in 2465 Lhokgon was once again thrown into conflict. Though its System Defense Forces fought valiantly they were ultimately unable to withstand the full brunt of the ~~Pact’s~~ offensive and the system fell to the Front, though not before the residents and government of Lhokgon were able to sabotage much of the system’s Helium-3 refining operations. The Front was not merciful in its occupation as a result: anyone affiliated with the Federal Solarian Republic of Lhokgon’s government they could find ~~was given a summary military execution and~~ employed in its Helium-3 industry were forced to work under pain of execution for themselves and their families. League offensives in the region caused the Front to enact even harsher policies as they moved to the defensive. By the time of the Solarian Navy’s arrival to liberate the system much of the industry not already destroyed by the Lhokgers themselves ~~or fighting~~ had been burnt to the ground by the Front, crippling a once-vibrant industry.		With the Front’s invasion of the Pact in 2465 Lhokgon was once again thrown into conflict. Though its System Defense Forces fought valiantly, they were ultimately unable to withstand the full brunt of the Restorationist offensive and the system fell to the Front, though not before the residents and government of Lhokgon were able to sabotage much of the system’s Helium-3 refining operations. The Front was not merciful in its occupation as a result: anyone affiliated with the Federal Solarian Republic of Lhokgon’s government they could find were summarily executed, while those employed in its Helium-3 industry were forced to work under pain of execution for themselves and their families. League offensives in the region caused the Front to enact even harsher policies as they moved to the defensive. By the time of the Solarian Navy’s arrival to liberate the system, much of the industry not already destroyed by the war or the Lhokgers themselves had been burnt to the ground by the Front, crippling a once-vibrant industry.

	Between the Front’s occupation and the Navy’s liberation of the Federal Solarian Republic of Lkohgon many Lhokgers engaged in armed resistance against the Front, particularly as its retaliations increased, causing many Front-aligned Army units to be tied down on Lhokgon and thus unable to invade Nueva Patria. Now, after the Navy’s liberation, many of these guerilla fighters have become part of the Federal Solarian Republic’s reconstruction initiative, which seeks to rebuild Lhokgon’s Helium-3 industry with the assistance of Einstein Engines while maintaining the democratic system Lhokgers fought valiantly for. The road ahead is long, but the Lhokgers are confident they will overcome any challenge.		Between the Front’s occupation and the Navy’s liberation of the Federal Solarian Republic of Lkohgon many Lhokgers engaged in armed resistance against the Front, particularly as its retaliations increased, causing many Front-aligned Army units to be tied down on Lhokgon and thus unable to invade Nueva Patria. Now, after the Navy’s liberation, many of these guerilla fighters have become part of the Federal Solarian Republic’s reconstruction initiative, which seeks to rebuild Lhokgon’s Helium-3 industry with the assistance of Einstein Engines while maintaining the democratic system Lhokgers fought valiantly for. The road ahead is long, but the Lhokgers are confident they will overcome any challenge.
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	====Novo Igman====		====Novo Igman====
	[[File:Novo Igman.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of Novo Igman.]]		[[File:Novo Igman.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of Novo Igman.]]
	One of the unlucky worlds to be captured by the League and Front and different times, the Federal Solarian Republic of '''Novo Igman''' was a major mining and industrial hub of the Northern Reaches prior to the Solarian Civil War. Colonized in the late 2300s by primarily Yugoslavian settlers, the planet never reached the prosperity of San Colette or Lycoris but had a relatively high standard of living by Solarian Outer Ring standards due to its industrial base and several large Solarian defense factories which produced Army equipment. This made it a major target for warlords during the initial chaos of the Solarian Civil War and the planet joined the Pact in early 2463 after fighting off a raid from the nearby League.		One of the unlucky worlds to be captured by the League and Front and different times, the Federal Solarian Republic of '''Novo Igman''' was a major mining and industrial hub of the Northern Reaches prior to the Solarian Civil War. Colonized in the late 2300s by primarily Yugoslavian settlers, the planet never reached the prosperity of San Colette or Lycoris but had a relatively high standard of living by Solarian Outer Ring standards due to its industrial base and several large Solarian defense factories which produced Army equipment. This made it a major target for warlords during the initial chaos of the Solarian Civil War, and the planet joined the Pact in early 2463 after fighting off a raid from the nearby League.

	Novo Igman’s arsenals armed much of the Pact’s non-Colettish forces and served as a major source of armaments for the Free Solarian Fleets. The planet’s importance made it a major target for the League during their initial invasion, and Novo Igman quickly found itself the target of the League’s main offensive push. The planet eventually fell out of the Pact’s control in late March, 2465. The Federal Solarian Republic’s government refused to surrender to the League and much of the planet’s system defense force and military began to wage an insurgent war against ~~the League~~, which quickly found itself unable to control much of the planet’s industrial capacity. When the Front took control over the planet in late April, 2465, the League occupation troops who remained behind found themselves caught between Novo Igman’s insurgents and Lycorii units who had been sent to subjugate the world. Many League troops, lacking a better option, opted to join with their former enemies against the Front, and a more vicious phase of the insurgent war began.		Novo Igman’s arsenals armed much of the Pact’s non-Colettish forces and served as a major source of armaments for the Free Solarian Fleets. The planet’s importance made it a major target for the League during their initial invasion, and Novo Igman quickly found itself the target of the League’s main offensive push. The planet eventually fell out of the Pact’s control in late March, 2465. The Federal Solarian Republic’s government refused to surrender to the League, and much of the planet’s system defense force and military began to wage an insurgent war against their occupiers, which quickly found itself unable to control much of the planet’s industrial capacity. When the Front took control over the planet in late April, 2465, the League occupation troops who remained behind found themselves caught between Novo Igman’s insurgents and Lycorii units who had been sent to subjugate the world. Many League troops, lacking a better option, opted to join with their former enemies against the Front, and a more vicious phase of the insurgent war began.

	Novo Igman is unique amongst Front-occupied worlds for successfully overthrowing the Front’s provisional government before the Solarian Navy could arrive, effectively freeing themselves from their control in June, 2465, and declaring themselves once again the Solarian Federal Republic of Novo Igman. Navy forces shortly arrived and the planet has since officially rejoined the Alliance, and is receiving significant assistance in its rebuilding efforts. While Novo Igman has been badly damaged by the war, particularly during the three months of open warfare on the planet, it remains unbroken, and its people are confident they will find their footing once again.		Novo Igman is unique amongst Front-occupied worlds for successfully overthrowing the Front’s provisional government before the Solarian Navy could arrive, effectively freeing themselves from their control in June, 2465, and declaring themselves once again the Solarian Federal Republic of Novo Igman. Navy forces shortly arrived and the planet has since officially rejoined the Alliance, and is receiving significant assistance in its rebuilding efforts. While Novo Igman has been badly damaged by the war, particularly during the three months of open warfare on the planet, it remains unbroken, and its people are confident they will find their footing once again.
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	<center><b>NOTE: Due to its status as the capital of the Solarian Restoration Front, all residents of Lycoris are unplayable. This is enforceable by server moderation staff.</b></center>		<center><b>NOTE: Due to its status as the capital of the Solarian Restoration Front, all residents of Lycoris are unplayable. This is enforceable by server moderation staff.</b></center>

	Formerly the capital of the fascist Solarian Restoration Front, the Solarian Military Mandate of '''Lycoris''' — known as the Federal Solarian Republic of Lycoris and Lycoris Minoris, both under Front control and before the Civil War — is a world which has caused and seen a great deal of suffering. Located in the Alfheim System, it is one of the oldest inhabited systems in the Northern Reaches. Lycoris and Lycoris Minoris were ~~wealthy~~ worlds prior to the Solarian Civil War only ~~equaled in the region~~ by San Colette. The planet and its moon were most well-known for their impressive shipbuilding industry and enviable natural beauty. ~~Dozens of~~ ships were produced from its orbital works and millions visited the planet ~~to see~~ the distinctive red flowers it drew its name from.		Formerly the capital of the fascist Solarian Restoration Front, the Solarian Military Mandate of '''Lycoris''' — known as the Federal Solarian Republic of Lycoris and Lycoris Minoris, both under Front control and before the Civil War — is a world which has caused and seen a great deal of suffering. Located in the Alfheim System, it is one of the oldest inhabited systems in the Northern Reaches. Lycoris and Lycoris Minoris were some of the wealthiest worlds in the region prior to the Solarian Civil War, equaled only by San Colette. The planet and its moon were most well-known for their impressive shipbuilding industry and enviable natural beauty. Innumerable ships were produced from its orbital works, and millions visited the planet for its serene vistas, including the distinctive red flowers it drew its name from.

	The shipbuilding industry’s wealth brought many immigrants: most human, and some not. As the Alliance entered into a period of decline throughout the late 24th and early to mid 25th centuries politicians on Lycoris and its moon stoked the fires of nativism as a tool to ensure their continued dominance of the system’s politics. This Lycoris-first policy found immense success amongst the Lycorii and became more radical with the arrival of nonhumans to the system. First came the skrell, who were stereotyped as sneaky and subversive mind-readers looking to take the high-end careers of Lycorii and turn them into a colony of their Federation. Then came the unathi, who were stereotyped as a bloody and backwards species who had opted to burn themselves in nuclear fire when given an ounce of power, and the tajara, who were stereotyped as naturally violent and only fit for dull labor in the frigid northern reaches of the planet. The system was a major stronghold of ATLAS and profited immensely during Frost’s short and corrupt regime due to it being favored over San Colette. It thus comes as no surprise the Front found a natural stronghold here.		The shipbuilding industry’s wealth brought many immigrants: most human, and some not. As the Alliance entered into a period of decline throughout the late 24th and early to mid 25th centuries politicians on Lycoris and its moon stoked the fires of nativism as a tool to ensure their continued dominance of the system’s politics. This Lycoris-first policy found immense success amongst the Lycorii and became more radical with the arrival of nonhumans to the system. First came the skrell, who were stereotyped as sneaky and subversive mind-readers looking to take the high-end careers of Lycorii and turn them into a colony of their Federation. Then came the unathi, who were stereotyped as a bloody and backwards species who had opted to burn themselves in nuclear fire when given an ounce of power, and the tajara, who were stereotyped as naturally violent and only fit for dull labor in the frigid northern reaches of the planet. The system was a major stronghold of ATLAS and profited immensely during Frost’s short and corrupt regime due to it being favored over San Colette. It thus comes as no surprise the Front found a natural stronghold here.

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	====New Peoria====		====New Peoria====
			[[File:New Peoria.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of New Peoria.]]
	The Solarian Republic of '''New Peoria''' was, prior to the Solarian Civil War, a relatively well-traveled warp gate hub utilized by travelers from the far Outer Solarian Ring traveling towards San Colette, particularly those traveling from what is now the Coalition of Colonies and Konyang. The system was seen by many in the Northern Reaches as a relatively minor world which lived in the shadow of San Colette’s success. New Peoria was nearly conquered by the League during the initial chaos of the Solarian Civil War and was only saved by the intervention of San Colette and the Free Solarian Fleets. The planet quickly joined the Pact after this.		The Solarian Republic of '''New Peoria''' was, prior to the Solarian Civil War, a relatively well-traveled warp gate hub utilized by travelers from the far Outer Solarian Ring traveling towards San Colette, particularly those traveling from what is now the Coalition of Colonies and Konyang. The system was seen by many in the Northern Reaches as a relatively minor world which lived in the shadow of San Colette’s success. New Peoria was nearly conquered by the League during the initial chaos of the Solarian Civil War and was only saved by the intervention of San Colette and the Free Solarian Fleets. The planet quickly joined the Pact after this.

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	====Novo Igman====		====Novo Igman====
			[[File:Novo Igman.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of Novo Igman.]]
	One of the unlucky worlds to be captured by the League and Front and different times, the Federal Solarian Republic of '''Novo Igman''' was a major mining and industrial hub of the Northern Reaches prior to the Solarian Civil War. Colonized in the late 2300s by primarily Yugoslavian settlers, the planet never reached the prosperity of San Colette or Lycoris but had a relatively high standard of living by Solarian Outer Ring standards due to its industrial base and several large Solarian defense factories which produced Army equipment. This made it a major target for warlords during the initial chaos of the Solarian Civil War and the planet joined the Pact in early 2463 after fighting off a raid from the nearby League.		One of the unlucky worlds to be captured by the League and Front and different times, the Federal Solarian Republic of '''Novo Igman''' was a major mining and industrial hub of the Northern Reaches prior to the Solarian Civil War. Colonized in the late 2300s by primarily Yugoslavian settlers, the planet never reached the prosperity of San Colette or Lycoris but had a relatively high standard of living by Solarian Outer Ring standards due to its industrial base and several large Solarian defense factories which produced Army equipment. This made it a major target for warlords during the initial chaos of the Solarian Civil War and the planet joined the Pact in early 2463 after fighting off a raid from the nearby League.

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	====Sankt Frederick====		====Sankt Frederick====
			[[File:Sankt Frederick.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of Sankt Frederick.]]
	The other of the prominent worlds of the Mandate is '''Sankt Frederick''', formerly the capital of the Solarian Provisional Government of the Southern Reaches (SPG). One of the few worlds that did not collapse into anarchy after the events of 2462, it remained among the most stable planets in the Wildlands and quickly became a common destination for refugees fleeing violence in regions such as the Wasteland and Corporate Reconstruction Zone.		The other of the prominent worlds of the Mandate is '''Sankt Frederick''', formerly the capital of the Solarian Provisional Government of the Southern Reaches (SPG). One of the few worlds that did not collapse into anarchy after the events of 2462, it remained among the most stable planets in the Wildlands and quickly became a common destination for refugees fleeing violence in regions such as the Wasteland and Corporate Reconstruction Zone.

Pope Dave The 3th: Lycoris mandate flag

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	====Lycoris====		====Lycoris====
			[[File:Provisional Lycoris.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of the Alliance military mandate over Lycoris.]]
	<center><b>NOTE: Due to its status as the capital of the Solarian Restoration Front, all residents of Lycoris are unplayable. This is enforceable by server moderation staff.</b></center>		<center><b>NOTE: Due to its status as the capital of the Solarian Restoration Front, all residents of Lycoris are unplayable. This is enforceable by server moderation staff.</b></center>

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	====Lhokgon====		====Lhokgon====
			[[File:Lhokgon.png\|thumb\|250px\|The flag of Lhokgon.]]
	Subject of intense fighting between the League and Front during the Solarian Civil War, the Helium-3 refining world of '''Lhokgon''' was devastated by fighting. Originally colonized at roughly the same time as San Colette by primarily Himalayan nations, Lhokgon’s system — the Gangetic System — is unusually rich in Helium-3 and served as an important mining and refining center for the fuel throughout much of the 24th and 25th century. In early 2463 Lhokgon, with the collapse of Solarian authority in the region, joined the Pact after its System Defense Forces repelled a League incursion which damaged multiple mining facilities in the Gangetic System’s outskirts.		Subject of intense fighting between the League and Front during the Solarian Civil War, the Helium-3 refining world of '''Lhokgon''' was devastated by fighting. Originally colonized at roughly the same time as San Colette by primarily Himalayan nations, Lhokgon’s system — the Gangetic System — is unusually rich in Helium-3 and served as an important mining and refining center for the fuel throughout much of the 24th and 25th century. In early 2463 Lhokgon, with the collapse of Solarian authority in the region, joined the Pact after its System Defense Forces repelled a League incursion which damaged multiple mining facilities in the Gangetic System’s outskirts.

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	====New Atlantica====		====New Atlantica====

	Formerly the “capital” of the League of Independent Corporate-Free Systems, the large Interstellar War-era naval space station of '''New Atlantica''' was mostly destroyed in intense fighting between the League’s 67th Fleet and forces of the Solarian Restoration Front during the final weeks and days of the Solarian Civil War. Three years of neglect by the League and the — intense fighting around it has reduced much of the station to charred, slagged ruins intermixed with functional or partially-functional sections. Almost none of the prewar civilian population remains and the few dozen civilians who still inhabit the station are mostly transient offworlder human salvagers formerly performing independent salvage operations and now contracted by the Navy to help remove debris from hazardous areas.		Formerly the “capital” of the League of Independent Corporate-Free Systems, the large Interstellar War-era naval space station of '''New Atlantica''' was mostly destroyed in intense fighting between the League’s 67th Fleet and forces of the Solarian Restoration Front during the final weeks and days of the Solarian Civil War. Three years of neglect by the League and the intense fighting around it has reduced much of the station to charred, slagged ruins intermixed with functional or partially-functional sections. Almost none of the prewar civilian population remains and the few dozen civilians who still inhabit the station are mostly transient offworlder human salvagers formerly performing independent salvage operations and now contracted by the Navy to help remove debris from hazardous areas.

	None wish to rebuild or repair the hulking and aged corpse of New Atlantica, but rumors have begun to swirl of the Navy building new sensor arrays in the system to monitor the Coalition. Some say the majority of these are pointed towards one system in particular: the now-border system of Konyang, recently seceded to the Alliance and now staring down its former overlord.		None wish to rebuild or repair the hulking and aged corpse of New Atlantica, but rumors have begun to swirl of the Navy building new sensor arrays in the system to monitor the Coalition. Some say the majority of these are pointed towards one system in particular: the now-border system of Konyang, recently seceded to the Alliance and now staring down its former overlord.

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	====Sankt Frederick====		====Sankt Frederick====

	The other prominent ~~world~~ of the Mandate is '''Sankt Frederick''', formerly the capital of the Solarian Provisional Government of the Southern Reaches (SPG). One of the ~~rare~~ worlds ~~which~~ did not collapse into anarchy after the events of 2462, ~~Sankt Frederick has been one of~~ the most stable ~~worlds~~ in the Wildlands and ~~was~~ a common destination for refugees fleeing ~~from more violent areas~~ such as the Wasteland and ~~the~~ Corporate Reconstruction Zone. One warp gate jump away from the broader Alliance, most residents of Sankt Frederick barely felt the impact of the civil war upon their agricultural world and for most their primary interaction with the civil war was seeing refugee workers in the planet’s orbital hydroponics facilities.		The other of the prominent worlds of the Mandate is '''Sankt Frederick''', formerly the capital of the Solarian Provisional Government of the Southern Reaches (SPG). One of the few worlds that did not collapse into anarchy after the events of 2462, it remained among the most stable planets in the Wildlands and quickly became a common destination for refugees fleeing violence in regions such as the Wasteland and Corporate Reconstruction Zone.

	Sankt Frederick ~~is an idyllic~~, ~~verdant world which~~ has ~~long~~ served as ~~the agrarian breadbasket for much~~ of the ~~Alliance through its use~~ of intensive planetside agriculture and sprawling orbital hydroponics ~~facilities~~. ~~The Alliance’s support~~ of the ~~provisional government~~ of the ~~system — consisting of~~ the ~~mostly~~-~~intact remains~~ of ~~its government — has allowed it~~ to ~~prosper even during~~ the ~~civil war~~, ~~with much of its production now being shipped to~~ the devastated Northern Reaches~~. However~~, ~~many residents~~ of the ~~planet are~~ bitter ~~at the government's decision to favor Visegrad over~~ their world, ~~viewing it as~~ yet ~~another example~~ of naval ~~cronyism~~ in the ~~Alliance~~.		Only one warp gate jump away from the broader Alliance, most residents of Sankt Frederick were spared the worst direct impacts of the civil war. Instead, they have had to contend with its consequences. The planet, long a patchwork of fertile farmland, winding river valleys, and small agrarian towns, has for centuries served as one of the Alliance’s primary breadbaskets. A combination of intensive planetside agriculture and sprawling orbital hydroponics platforms once enabled it to export far beyond its own needs, feeding much of the Middle and Outer Rings.

			Today, that same agricultural system struggles to keep pace with the millions of displaced Solarian citizens who have flooded into the colony in the years since the collapse. Housing, feeding, and integrating these new arrivals have transformed what was once a sleepy but prosperous agrarian world into a strained and divided society.

			The sudden influx has brought profound change. Sankt Frederick’s modest cities have swollen with hastily built prefabricated housing and sprawling encampments, while several orbital hydroponics platforms have been partially converted into emergency shelters. Refugees now make up much of the planet’s labor force, but their presence has driven down wages, overburdened schools and clinics, and fueled sharp competition for basic resources. Prices for food and goods have skyrocketed, harsh rationing has become the norm, and resentment has deepened. Many long-time residents see the newcomers as both an economic threat and a societal burden, while refugees in turn accuse local authorities of discrimination, neglect, and exploitation. Native Frederickers have begun to leave the planet’s cities for its suburbs and country towns, believing refugees have taken over their longtime homes.

			These tensions have been sharpened by what locals see as neglect from the greater Alliance. Aid and resources are funneled primarily toward the devastated Northern Reaches, while the naval stronghold of Visegrad remains the clear priority in the south. To many Sankt Frederickers this is a bitter insult: their world has remained stable, fed countless millions, and sheltered the displaced, yet their efforts are met with indifference. The presence of a substantial Solarian Army garrison has done little to ease frustrations. Soldiers, stretched thin and often embittered by the lack of naval assistance, struggles to maintain order, further reinforcing the sense of abandonment many Frederickers feel.

			Culturally, the planet finds itself in a state of upheaval. Traditional Fredericker life, once centered on farming festivals, cooperative associations, and a distinctive agrarian identity, is steadily giving way to the myriad customs, languages, and faiths of the refugee communities. Overcrowded districts in the cities have become incubators of hybrid dialects, strongly influenced by Tradeband and other dialects of Solarian Common, in contrast to the Frederickian dialect spoken by long-time residents. For some, this blending is seen as a sign of resilience and renewal; for others, it is proof that Fredericker cultural identity is slowly being eroded.

	===The Pustkowie===		===The Pustkowie===

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	==Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate==		==Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate==
	[[File:Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate.png\|500px\|thumb\|The flag of the Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate.]]		[[File:Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate.png\|500px\|thumb\|The flag of the Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate.]]
	Controlling the former territory of the Southern Solarian Military District and the Solarian Provisional Government, the Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate (SSRM) was formed shortly after the end of the Solarian Civil War. The main non-state opposition to the SSRM are the remnants of the Biesel-aligned Southern Fleet Administration (SFA), which is most active in a formerly Solarian region adjacent to the SSRM known as the ~~Nieużytek~~, or Wasteland, in Visegradi Creole. The SSRM began to stabilize prior to the War in the Northern Wildlands through the efforts of the local Solarian Navy garrison, particularly the First Middle Ring Battlegroup under the command of Fleet Admiral Klaudia Szalai – now the governor of the SSRM.		Controlling the former territory of the Southern Solarian Military District and the Solarian Provisional Government, the Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate (SSRM) was formed shortly after the end of the Solarian Civil War. The main non-state opposition to the SSRM are the remnants of the Biesel-aligned Southern Fleet Administration (SFA), which is most active in a formerly Solarian region adjacent to the SSRM known as the Pustkowie, or Wasteland, in Visegradi Creole. The SSRM began to stabilize prior to the War in the Northern Wildlands through the efforts of the local Solarian Navy garrison, particularly the First Middle Ring Battlegroup under the command of Fleet Admiral Klaudia Szalai – now the governor of the SSRM.

	The Alliance’s government declared the establishment of the SSRM to coordinate further reconstruction efforts in the region. Unlike the NSRM, the SSRM is a military government dominated by the Solarian Navy due to its more hazardous position on the edge of the Sparring Sea and Badlands. While the SSRM is more stable than its northern counterpart there is still much work to do, and some have expressed concern that its military government means the Alliance is not as concerned about escaping its Navy-dominated past as it claims to be.		The Alliance’s government declared the establishment of the SSRM to coordinate further reconstruction efforts in the region. Unlike the NSRM, the SSRM is a military government dominated by the Solarian Navy due to its more hazardous position on the edge of the Sparring Sea and Badlands. While the SSRM is more stable than its northern counterpart there is still much work to do, and some have expressed concern that its military government means the Alliance is not as concerned about escaping its Navy-dominated past as it claims to be.
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	The SSRM is a provisional military government which has been established to assist in the region’s formal transition back into the broader Alliance. It has broad powers to govern and direct the Southern Reaches as it sees fit, and martial law remains in place across much of the region — though it has lessened in some locations, with promises of a return to normalcy as the Alliance’s first fair elections since the 2450s begin. Szalai’s First Middle Ring Battlegroup and Yunso’s 6th Middle Ring Battlegroup dominate the military government of the region, having worked together to keep the area stable since the beginning of the Solarian Civil War.		The SSRM is a provisional military government which has been established to assist in the region’s formal transition back into the broader Alliance. It has broad powers to govern and direct the Southern Reaches as it sees fit, and martial law remains in place across much of the region — though it has lessened in some locations, with promises of a return to normalcy as the Alliance’s first fair elections since the 2450s begin. Szalai’s First Middle Ring Battlegroup and Yunso’s 6th Middle Ring Battlegroup dominate the military government of the region, having worked together to keep the area stable since the beginning of the Solarian Civil War.

	The Governor of the Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate is Solarian Navy Fleet Admiral Klaudia Szalai, formerly the leader of the Southern Solarian Military District and a career Navy officer with a history of excellence in service. A native Visegradi, Szalai has transformed the rainy world into a lynchpin of Solarian control in the region and has repelled all attempts to contest the Alliance’s hold over the Southern Reaches. To her frustration she has never been able to reclaim the devastated ~~Nieużytek~~ — formerly under the control of her rival, Fleet Admiral F.R. Beauchamp. While her governorship is likely temporary, with the SSRM soon to be handed over to civilian authorities once it is more stable, most in the region have confidence in Szalai.		The Governor of the Southern Solarian Reconstruction Mandate is Solarian Navy Fleet Admiral Klaudia Szalai, formerly the leader of the Southern Solarian Military District and a career Navy officer with a history of excellence in service. A native Visegradi, Szalai has transformed the rainy world into a lynchpin of Solarian control in the region and has repelled all attempts to contest the Alliance’s hold over the Southern Reaches. To her frustration she has never been able to reclaim the devastated Pustkowie — formerly under the control of her rival, Fleet Admiral F.R. Beauchamp. While her governorship is likely temporary, with the SSRM soon to be handed over to civilian authorities once it is more stable, most in the region have confidence in Szalai.

	Governing alongside Szalai is the second most important officer in the Southern Reaches: Fleet Admiral Myo Yunso of the Sixth Middle Ring Battlegroup. A Konyanger who has remained loyal to the Alliance, Yunso has been both a staunch ally and fierce rival to Anderson MacPherson, the former governor of Sankt Frederick and current highest-ranked civilian member of the Reconstruction Mandate. Yunso is as professional as Szalai but lacks her experience, with the Sixth having been mostly confined to the area around Sankt Frederick for the duration of the Solarian Civil War. Like Szalai, Yunso is expected to step down from power once the region becomes more stable.		Governing alongside Szalai is the second most important officer in the Southern Reaches: Fleet Admiral Myo Yunso of the Sixth Middle Ring Battlegroup. A Konyanger who has remained loyal to the Alliance, Yunso has been both a staunch ally and fierce rival to Anderson MacPherson, the former governor of Sankt Frederick and current highest-ranked civilian member of the Reconstruction Mandate. Yunso is as professional as Szalai but lacks her experience, with the Sixth having been mostly confined to the area around Sankt Frederick for the duration of the Solarian Civil War. Like Szalai, Yunso is expected to step down from power once the region becomes more stable.