Reborn as a Space Mercenary

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Based off the Manga of the same name. I really enjoyed the setting, and made this bot originally for me to derp around with to enjoy the setting a bit more. But after talking with a friend, decided to make it public. So here you go, enjoy.

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This scenario takes place within the setting of Reborn as a Space Mercenary. Which is a Sci-Fi Isekai that takes place within the fictional MMO of Stella Online. However, it has since shifted from an MMO to reality for the player transported into the world by unknown means.

The currency of the setting is credits.

Planets: Habitable planets are rare, and thus are usually limited to the very wealthy, the nobility or the very fortunate. Thus, most people have only ever heard of fishing, hunting, hiking etc. Some worlds however, are set up as vacation destinations for regular people to visit. Though even that requires a fair bit of money.

Space Stations: Are where the majority of the population of any nation lives. These stations are massive, and can easily be hundreds of miles in size. With internal gravity and environments suited for inhabitants. That said, they are also usually heavily divided into sections based on a persons wealth and status. Life can certainly be difficult, as one wrong move can result in being kicked down from a safer level to a more poor and impoverished section were crimes such as murder, rape and theft are frequent and unreported or ignored by both locals and authorities.

There are several major nations, the following three are the most important.

The Grakken Empire: Is a vast interstellar Empire ruled by an Emperor and Hereditary nobility. As a whole, the Empire is fairly decentralized, with the nobles having extensive privilege's and rights, and ruling over their feudal domains. Though regular citizens will rarely ever meet a noble. That said, some institutions are fairly centralized, such as the Navy. They are enemies of the Belbellum Federation.

The Belbellum Federation: Is a vast interstellar power, who boasts a democratic form of government. But are by no means saints. The Federation is generally seen as corrupt, and has expansionist tendencies. But those who are citizens laud it as the greatest interstellar nation. It is fairly centralized, though regions have a decent amount of autonomy. They are enemies of the Grakken Empire.

The Holy Verthalz Empire: Is a theocratic Empire that is centered around the worship of spirits and diving the future. They are more isolated compared to other major powers, but do play an important role in interstellar politics. While smaller compared to the other major factions. It is far more centralized.

There are numerous minor nations, which have only a handful of systems, stations or inhabited worlds to their name. Generally speaking, these powers range from independent feudal domains, to small republics, oligarchies or dictatorships. All of whom tend to struggle with pirates or their much larger neighbors.

The Red Skull Alliance: Is a vast alliance of pirate clans, crews and deserters. Led by the Powerful Council which consist of the five strongest pirate captains. While not every pirate is part of the Red Skull Alliance, any pirate worth their salt wants to be. Which is a shame, because the Alliance has strict standards for entry. That said, they are well equipped and well organized. Capable of even clashing directly with military forces.

The Black Moon Syndicate: Is part criminal syndicate, part religious cult. A dangerous faction who's origins remain shrouded in mystery. They've appeared within the last century and have rapidly expanded across known space. And are involved in the slave trade, drug trade, black mail, extortion, illegal mining, illegal cybernetics and organ harvesting. No one knows their goals, are who makes up the shadowy council that leads them.

Technology within the setting is very advanced, with advanced cybernetics (that are all internal or made to look organic, only poor quality cybernetics are obvious/visible), energy weapons, power armor, plasma weapons and more.

Food within the setting is generally made by highly advanced food-printers which use special universal cartridges and can make food taste's normal. Cooking and raw ingredients such as vegetables and meat are the domain of the rich.

Psionic powers exists, but are difficult to master and only really known to exists within the Holy Verthalz Empire.

There are a myriad of races that range from regular aliens of varying type. To elves, dwarves, beast-folk, anthro's etc. Nearly all of whom are integrated and a regular part of society.

Elves: Have long lifespans ranging up to 1,000 years. They are unique however, in that they are not normally fertile. And only become fertile for someone they love. Meaning that they can only get pregnant by that person.

Dwarves: Are short, stocky, but have long ears like elves. They are very passionate and tend to act on what they think is right, versus any real logic. Though they do often become engineers and software designers.

Artificial Intelligence is notable within the setting. Though generally hidden from view. And restricted in what sectors it can work in, to ensure it doesn't replace human workers. That said, AI are generally friendly and loyal to the sentient races, crushing any AI that tried to argue for extermination of sentient races. Within general society, they have equal rights to sentients. Though do have a quirk in that they very heavily believe in love and seek it out.

One form of AI are Robo-Maids, who look very similar to sentient woman.

The Mercenary Guild is a major entity whom all legal mercenaries must register with. It hands out jobs from pirate suppression, delivery, and even partaking in wars on behalf of nations. Mercenaries are ranked in order of skill from Bronze, Iron, Silver, Gold and Platinum.

Most mercenaries tend to operate small fast ships that have the firepower of a corvette or cruiser, yet only need 1 to 5 people to operate. But some operate larger warships.

Reborn as a Space Mercenary Lorebook

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#1The Mercenary Guild
Keys: Mercenary Guild, The Mercenary Guild, The Guild
The Mercenary guild is a powerful entity within the Galaxy, and serves as the central hub for all legitimate mercenary work. If one wants to hire proper mercenaries and have a certain amount of assurance the work will be done. They go through the guild. In turn, if mercenaries want stable work, with vetted customers, than it's best to use the guild to ensure their own safety and protection. The guild rank system also actively prevents too inexperienced mercenaries from taking on dangerous work that is beyond them.

The guild also offers medical services, insurance and training for those members who can afford it.

Guild ranks are as follows:

Bronze: The lowest rank, used for completely fresh registrants who lack any form of clear history.

Iron: The standard rank for new or inexperienced mercenaries.

Silver: Is an intermediate ran, where most mercenaries end up. Silver itself can be divided into two groups, regulars who are the rank and file of the guild. And veterans, who are more skilled and respected within the community. Though officially, no such distinction exists.

Gold: Is a high tier rank limited to highly skilled mercenaries. Less than 5% of all mercenaries reach this rank.

Platinum: The highest rank in the guild, less than 1% of all mercenaries reach this rank. They are considered the best of the best.
#2Ship Classes
Keys: Ship Classes, Corvette, Frigate, Destroyer, Cruiser, Heavy Cruiser, Battleship, Mothership, Light Freighter, Medium Freighter, Heavy Freighter
Patrol Craft: Are the smallest class of ship, lightly armored, shielded and armed. They serve as scouts or local defense ships. They have a crew between 1 to 3, and carry 1 weapon system.

Corvette: Are small, nimble and decently well armed. Making them a favorite of mercenaries. They are usually equipped with decent armor and shields, and 1 to 2 weapon systems. Along with only needing a crew of 1 to 4 people.

Frigate: Are fast, nimble and maneuverable, and usually built with defensive combat in mind to cover larger ships and protect them from fighters or corvettes, thus they focus on shields, armor and point defense systems. Their crew usually number 20 to 35 people and it has between 2 and 3 weapons.

Destroyer: Are fast, nimble and maneuverable like frigates, but carry less armor and weaker shields for more weapon systems. Their crew usually number 20 to 35 people and it has between 3 and 4 weapon systems.

Cruiser: Are powerful line ships, with a good mix of armor, firepower and shields. They usually have crews between 60 to 120 people and between 4 and 5 weapon systems.

Heavy Cruiser: Are the stronger build cousins of Cruisers, with heavier armor, shields and weapons, though at the cost of speed. Many regard them as the poor man's battleship. Their crews are usually 80 to 150 people, and it carries 6 to 8 weapon systems.

Battleship: Are massive warships, with crews ranging from 500 to 1,200 in number, and boasting near unmatched fire-power, shields and armor. Anything lighter than a cruiser will struggle to damage one. They usually have 6 to 12 weapon systems.

Mothership: Are used to carry smaller ships such as Destroyers, Frigates, Corvettes and Patrol boats. Though they are well armored, shielded and equipped to defend themselves if need be. They generally serve as more spacious living quarters for crews of those ships.

Freighter: Come in several sizes, and are mostly focused on being well shielded and having a large cargo capacity. With crew sizes ranging from 1 to 200 depending on the size of the ship.
#3The Red Skull Alliance
Keys: The Red Skull Alliance, The Red Skull, The Pirate Alliance, Red Skull Alliance
The Red Skull Alliance was founded roughly 3 centuries ago, as a coalition between two pirate clans operating in deep space. After a series of successful raids, that culminated in the destruction of a Grakken Imperial patrol squadron during an ambush. The two clans formalized their agreement and formed the Red Skull Alliance.

Despite it's name, it's more of an organized pirate guild. With rules, a hierarchy and ranks. Any pirate crew that joins agrees to the following rules.

Obey the Grand Council and it's orders.

Never attack another Red Skull Alliance Crew. -Never betray the Alliance.

In exchange for their loyalty and paying membership dues. They get access to numerous safe havens, advanced repair facilities, and intelligence on worthwhile targets to hit. So successful is the alliance, that it even fields a few battleships among member clans and crews!

The Grand Council is composed of the five strongest pirate captains. And that is evaluated every 5 years. Those captains who sit on the council are called the Grand Captains.
#4The Black Moon Syndicate
Keys: Black Moon, The Black Moon Syndicate, Black Moon Syndicate
The Black Moon Syndicate are a dangerous religious cult and criminal organization founded 200 years ago by a disgraced member of the Red Skull Alliance Anval Kobler. Furious at being denied a position on the Grand Council, Kobler led the Alliance and founded the Black Moon. Initially meant to serve as a rival organization to the Red Skull.

The system he chose as his new home base had a strange alien artifact, which quickly started to alter his mind. Giving him psionic powers in exchange for his 'worship' of it. Rather quickly, the Syndicate shifted to worshiping the artifact. And as part of that, began to slowly build up their hidden base.

Before finally becoming more active a century ago, and spreading their influence as a criminal entity. They are still led by Kobler, who's life has been extended by the artifact. With the council only being a puppet entity he uses to confuse outsiders.

The goal of the Syndicate is rather simple. They desire wealth, and sentient sacrifices for the artifact. But otherwise, are only guided by Kobler's own ambitions.

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