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When the scream hit, the Lowell sector was somehow spared of most of the damage. The public government, cut off from guidance of the Mandate leadership and from the indispensable goods brought by intersector trade, turned to private enterprise to make ends meet and manufacturies of their pretech postscarcity society running. Over the years this social contract has managed to maintain a Peerless living standard for the citizens of the Lowell sector, just as long as nobody asks too many questions about how the corporations manage to maintain it. But despite the lack of questions, it is no secret that what drives the prosperity is the cold-hearted exploitation of every other sector of space that the Lowell plutocracy can sink their teeth into. | When the scream hit, the Lowell sector was somehow spared of most of the damage. The public government, cut off from guidance of the Mandate leadership and from the indispensable goods brought by intersector trade, turned to private enterprise to make ends meet and manufacturies of their pretech postscarcity society running. Over the years this social contract has managed to maintain a Peerless living standard for the citizens of the Lowell sector, just as long as nobody asks too many questions about how the corporations manage to maintain it. But despite the lack of questions, it is no secret that what drives the prosperity is the cold-hearted exploitation of every other sector of space that the Lowell plutocracy can sink their teeth into. | ||
The Leviathan Company is one of these megacorporations. A few decades ago they managed to open the wormgate to the star cluster now named the Leviathan cluster, in the similarly now named Leviathan sector. With their control of the wormgate, they control the only access point through which goods and trade can pass back and forth between the Lowell Commonwealth and the Leviathan sector. Though Leviathan perform plenty of trade themselves, they prefer to make use of semi-independent entrepreneurs to pave the way. Flying Leviathan ships, armed with Leviathan weapons and often carrying Leviathan pretech goods, these entrepeneurs fly out to explore the sector, trade rare elements, establish trade routes and even on occasion colonize entirely new planets and systems. Most entrepreneurs trade in volumes too small for Leviathan to really care, though the Leviathan Corporation is happy to buy the exotic goods and much needed raw materials and send them back to Lowell. A few entrepreneurs managed to strike it big, creating sizable, permanent trade routes worthy of Leviathan's attention, at which point the corporation swoops in and offers to purchase the asset in exchange for ludicrous amounts of capital and access to better gear and services from the corporation. | The Leviathan Company is one of these megacorporations. A few decades ago they managed to open the wormgate to the star cluster now named the Leviathan cluster, in the similarly now named Leviathan sector. With their control of the wormgate, they control the only access point through which goods and trade can pass back and forth between the Lowell Commonwealth and the Leviathan sector. Though Leviathan perform plenty of trade themselves, they prefer to make use of semi-independent entrepreneurs to pave the way. Flying Leviathan ships, armed with Leviathan weapons and often carrying Leviathan pretech goods, these entrepeneurs fly out to explore the sector, trade rare elements, establish trade routes and even on occasion colonize entirely new planets and systems. Most entrepreneurs trade in volumes too small for Leviathan to really care, though the Leviathan Corporation is happy to buy the exotic goods and much needed raw materials and send them back to Lowell. A few entrepreneurs managed to strike it big, creating sizable, permanent trade routes worthy of Leviathan's attention, at which point the corporation swoops in and offers to purchase the asset in exchange for ludicrous amounts of capital and access to better gear and services from the corporation. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:00, 9 March 2020
When the scream hit, the Lowell sector was somehow spared of most of the damage. The public government, cut off from guidance of the Mandate leadership and from the indispensable goods brought by intersector trade, turned to private enterprise to make ends meet and manufacturies of their pretech postscarcity society running. Over the years this social contract has managed to maintain a Peerless living standard for the citizens of the Lowell sector, just as long as nobody asks too many questions about how the corporations manage to maintain it. But despite the lack of questions, it is no secret that what drives the prosperity is the cold-hearted exploitation of every other sector of space that the Lowell plutocracy can sink their teeth into.
The Leviathan Company is one of these megacorporations. A few decades ago they managed to open the wormgate to the star cluster now named the Leviathan cluster, in the similarly now named Leviathan sector. With their control of the wormgate, they control the only access point through which goods and trade can pass back and forth between the Lowell Commonwealth and the Leviathan sector. Though Leviathan perform plenty of trade themselves, they prefer to make use of semi-independent entrepreneurs to pave the way. Flying Leviathan ships, armed with Leviathan weapons and often carrying Leviathan pretech goods, these entrepeneurs fly out to explore the sector, trade rare elements, establish trade routes and even on occasion colonize entirely new planets and systems. Most entrepreneurs trade in volumes too small for Leviathan to really care, though the Leviathan Corporation is happy to buy the exotic goods and much needed raw materials and send them back to Lowell. A few entrepreneurs managed to strike it big, creating sizable, permanent trade routes worthy of Leviathan's attention, at which point the corporation swoops in and offers to purchase the asset in exchange for ludicrous amounts of capital and access to better gear and services from the corporation.