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[TricMagic]

Decommission ITC#3, which is currently at the homeworld. Likewise, bring ITC#1 back for Decommissioning. This will give us a total of 9 points, with next turn another 3 from the destroyed Chord. As a result, we can build two Amalogus Carriers by next turn, 1 now and 1 later. As they come with their own fleets, they are likely to be pretty dangerous on their own, and those fleets can support their warship escorts.


+2 GPP and +7 generic production points you need to distribute between SPP and GPP.

Additional, we have some points to spend. 5+2 is 7GPP. Distribute 5 of those points to make twelve. And we can Commission up to 3 Slaughterfields for use. BAM isn't really worth buying at the moment, yeah? Alternatively, we can just spend that 1 extra point for two Slaughterfields, giving us another 6 SPP to make another Amalogus Carrier. Alternatively, we can wait to spend some of the GPP for an updated Unit design, then send them out.

For reference, I also want to Decommision ITC#2 as well. Kinda need someone to go over a defensive strategy for this phase to protect our current assets. We control F, G, H, and I, and need to disrupt D's takeover.

Sending over the Slaughterfield with updated gear should do nicely.

Commission Slaughterfield to send to D at the very least.

[Blood_Librarian]

We need to move the Slaughterfields to the battlefield ASAP. I think we should mothball only one ITC since we can use it to carry the very heavy aircraft.

Spoiler:  Calculated Resurgence (click to show/hide)

Ship Production Points: 31 (I added up all the points spent on craft on the turn and came up with this number.)
  9 Points: 3x Chord
  6 Points: 3x ITC (1 will be mothballed.)
  6 Points: 3x Degree
  3 Points: 1x DESTROYED Chord (Available Turn 7 Strategy Phase)
  5 points: Unassigned.
  2 points: Generic Point Allocation

Ship Production Order:
1x  Amalogus Carrier "Kadens Bravery"
1x Degree "Reunion of Spite" (this one will use the points generated by the mothballed ITC, and will probably not be produced in time to have movement.)


Ground Production Points: 38
  14 points: 7x BMU
  4 points: 4x SIAERA [Outdated]
  2 points: 2x SIAERA
  6 points: 6x CEVAS
  7 points: Unassigned
  5 points: Generic Point Allocation

Ground Production Order
3 x "Slaughterfield" Interceptor Fighter
   - Squadron 1
   - Squadron 2
   - Squadron 3
NOTE: Refer to the vote box for the names of the vessel.

Units
BMU-1 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA, CEVAS
  -  D
BMU-2 Basic
  -  No unusual equipment
  -  G
BMU-3 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA [Outdated], CEVAS
  -  Orbit of G, in ITC #2
BMU-4 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA [Outdated], CEVAS
  -  D
BMU-5 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA [Outdated], CEVAS
  -  F
BMU-6 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA [Outdated], CEVAS
  -  F
BMU-7 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA, CEVAS
  -  D

Ships
Amalogus Carrier "Kadens Bravery"
  - Objective: LOAD SLAUGHTERFIELD 1, MOVE TO G.
  - Location: Homeworld
  - Contents: Empty
  - Condition: Undamaged(Fabricated this turn.)

ITC #1
  - Objective: MOVE TO HOMEWORLD, MOTHBALL
  -  Location: D
  -  Contents: Empty
  -  Condition: Undamaged
ITC #2
  - Objective: DEPLOY FORCES TO D.
  -  Location: G
  -  Contents: BMU-3
  -  Condition: Undamaged
ITC #3
  - Objective: LOAD SLAUGHTERFIELD 2, MOVE TO G.
  -  Location: 2/Homeworld
  -  Contents: Empty
  -  Condition: Undamaged

Chord #2:
  -  Objective: MOVE TO H
  -  Location: D
  -  Condition: Damaged
Chord #3:
  - Objective: Move to D
  -  Location: E
  -  Condition: Undamaged
Chord #4
  - Objective: Stand by.
  -  Location: E
  -  Condition: Undamaged

Degree #1
  - Objective: Stand by.
  -  Location: D
  -  Condition: Lightly Damaged
Degree #2
  - Objective: Stand by.
  -  Location: D
  -  Condition: Lightly Damaged
Degree #3
  - Objective: Stand by.
  -  Location: E
  -  Condition: Undamaged
Degree #4
  -  Objective: Move to G (if possible.)
  -  Location: Homeworld
  - Condition: Undamaged/Fabricated this turn

Plans
Calculated Resurgence (1): Blood_Librarian


Names for Slaughterfield squadrons
If any Slaughterfields were produced, these names should be allocated to them, as voted upon by the team.
Fairlight (1): Blood_Librarian
Kingmaker (1): Blood_Librarian
Broadsword (0):

[Jilladilla]

Plans
Calculated Resurgence (2): Blood_Librarian, Nemonole


Names for Slaughterfield squadrons
If any Slaughterfields were produced, these names should be allocated to them, as voted upon by the team.
Fairlight (1): Blood_Librarian
Kingmaker (1): Blood_Librarian
Broadsword (0):

[Happerry]

Plans
Calculated Resurgence (3): Blood_Librarian, Nemonole, Happerry


Names for Slaughterfield squadrons
If any Slaughterfields were produced, these names should be allocated to them, as voted upon by the team.
Fairlight (1): Blood_Librarian
Kingmaker (1): Blood_Librarian
Broadsword (0):

[Madman198237]

Turn 6 Combat Phase: Planetary Technate

Our severe loss at D has been extremely costly, a reminder of the price one pays for guessing wrong in this war. We have managed to destroy an enemy ITC, however, and we are far from beaten. We will need to act with more care given this revelation of the enemy's true capacity for building warships.

Sorry for the lack of apparent effort in the team thread, I'll add any necessary details later, but for now I want to get the turn out and beg people to double-check the logistics numbers because I'm having persistent gremlins pop up on both sides and I'm having serious issues tracking them down.

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Design phase, 2 designs, you know the drill.
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Spoiler: Planetary Technate Control (click to show/hide)

The Hub: 0/0/10 (YOURS/UNCLAIMED/ENEMY)
A:
B:
C:
D: 0/0/10
  -  Degree #1, Degree #2
  -  ITC #2
    -  BMU-3 'Elite'
E: 0/0/10
  -  Chord #4, Degree #3
F: 10/0/0
  -  BMU-5 'Elite', BMU-6 'Elite'
G: 10/0/0
  -  BMU-2 Basic
  -  ITC #3
    -  Slaughterfield #2 "Kingmaker Squadron"
  -  Amalogus #1 "Kaden's Bravery"
    -  Slaughterfield #1 "Fairlight Squadron"
H: 10/0/0
  -  ITC #1
  -  Chord #2
I: 10/0/0
Planet 2: 10/0/0

Spoiler: Planetary Technate Logistics (click to show/hide)

Ship Production Points: 31
  3 Points: 2x Chord
  6 Points: 3x ITC
  6 Points: 3x Degree
  6 Points: 1x Amalogus Carrier
  3 Points: LOST, available Turn 9 Strategy Phase
  4 points: Unassigned

Ground Production Points: 36
  8 points: 4x BMU
  3 points: 3x SIAERA
  3 points: 3x CEVAS
  8 points: 2x Slaughterfield
  12 points: LOST on D, Available in Turn 8 Strategy Phase
  2 points: Unassigned

Units
BMU-2 Basic
  -  No unusual equipment
  -  G
BMU-3 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA, CEVAS
  -  Orbit of G, in ITC #2
BMU-5 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA, CEVAS
  -  F
BMU-6 'Elite'
  -  SIAERA, CEVAS
  -  F

Ships
ITC #1
  -  Location: H
  -  Contents: Empty
  -  Condition: Undamaged
ITC #2
  -  Location: D
  -  Contents: BMU-3
  -  Condition: Undamaged
ITC #3
  -  Location: G
  -  Contents: Slaughterfield #2 "Fairlight Squadron"
  -  Condition: Undamaged
Amalogus #1 "Kaden's Bravery"
  -  Location: G
  -  Contents: Slaughterfield #1 "Kingmaker Squadron"
  -  Condition: Undamaged

Chord #3:
  -  Location: E
  -  Condition: Undamaged
Chord #4
  -  Location: E
  -  Condition: Undamaged

Degree #1
  -  Location: D
  -  Condition: Damaged
Degree #2
  -  Location: D
  -  Condition: Damaged
Degree #3
  -  Location: E
  -  Condition: Undamaged

Spoiler: Map (click to show/hide)

Planetary Contents:
1 & 2: Earthlike planets just as you’d expect. Take your opponent’s homeworld to win, lose yours and you die.
A: Riddled with caves and with a mineral-rich crust, this airless world is ideal for the production of spacecraft components. 1 GPP, 3 SPP.
B: A volcanic world with a caustic atmosphere and lava flows on the surface, B is full of minerals that can be easily acquired…if you can deal with the, quite literal, heat. 3 GPP, 1 SPP.
C: Icy, barren, rather flat in most regions. It has rather a lot of those things humans need to live sitting on and under its airless surface. 3 GPP, 3 SPP.
D: A surface-wide ocean is the defining trait of this planet, providing an interesting combat environment and also plenty of interesting life forms that can be studied….if you can build a big enough boat to catch one, anyway. 4 GPP, 2 SPP.
E: Another Earthlike planet, ideal for habitation….or, y’know, fighting a good old fashioned war over! 4 GPP, 4 SPP.
F: A world of highlands and mountains, the lower parts of the planet are filled with most of the planet's already scarce water. However, the mountainous regions have high mineral contents and plenty of good spacecraft launch sites above the majority of the atmosphere. 2 GPP, 4 SPP.
G: Deserts cover the surface of this planet. Deserts made, in fact, of a curious sand with abnormally high metal and mineral contents. It has an atmosphere that serves to stir up the sands into occasional sandstorms. 3 GPP, 3 SPP.
H: An airless, small rock in space, H is heavily cratered and not a great place to live. Good place to build spacecraft, though. 1 GPP, 3 SPP.
I: A world covered in wide stretches of windswept terrain covered in something that we’re going to call grass, I is ideal for large-scale industrial activity. Nobody cares if you do irreparable damage to a huge tract of grasslands here, after all, there are a hundred more huge tracts of pristine grasslands you haven’t ruined yet. 3 GPP, 1 SPP.

Spoiler: Planetary Technate Tech (click to show/hide)

Ships
ITC (Interplanetary Transport Craft): A less-than-stellar spacecraft, the ITC is a version of the ships landed on your planet when you first colonized it. It is prone to malfunction, slow, and generally unpleasant. The rocket shuttles used to get equipment from the ITC to the ground have a limited capacity, meaning that with the exception of troops and things that can be broken into much smaller parts, the ITC cannot carry any equipment of a size greater than 1TC. It has 4TC capacity in total and uses chemical engines for propulsion. It has no armor or armaments. Now improved, the modernized ITC is Speed 2, uses OKSPD engines and an AER reactor, is no longer prone to malfunctions of most sorts, is fairly durable though still unarmored, and still uses 1-TC rocket shuttles. Slightly smaller and harder to hit and also follows your nation's chosen philosophy for appearances...whatever that is. Has one Oculus laser mount for self defense.
Cost: 2 SPP
Capacity: 4 TC

Chord MSFSC: A capable, though oversized, ship carrying 3 Oculus lasers in good spots and 1 in a poor spot, if we really want to for some reason. Its Medium armor makes it very survivable, but that and its Evrasium use give it a high cost for its size.
Cost: 3 SPP

Degree Missile Support Corvette: A heavily-built "light" missile vessel meant to support the Chord. Almost slower than the Chord and less able to turn, but can accelerate in any direction and has two slow-firing RAKE missile launchers with decent ammunition stockpiles. Very expensive for its size. A light missile vessel meant to support the Chord but with the same ship type/role/size designator (both are "corvettes"), the Degree carries a couple dozen missiles and a pair of slow-firing missile launchers. Turning is still rather sluggish but the ship itself is lightly built and agile on a small OKSPD. Sensors and everything else are equivalent to the Chord at present.
Cost: 3 SPP 2 SPP

Amalogus Carrier: A heavily armored transport with extreme durability, decent maneuverability, and 3-TC shuttles. It is reliant on its shuttles for primary propulsion, but is nearly indestructible given current methods. Armament is present on each shuttle, a single Oculus laser. This adds up to quite a formidable armament on a fully loaded Amalogus.
Cost: 6 SPP
Capacity: 4 TC

Units
Basic Military Unit: (you may rename this if you so wish) A capable group of soldiers trained to operate any equipment you can give them. Field training allows them to keep up to date on the best way to operate the newest deathtraps and self-destructing gizmos you send them even after they’re deployed.
Cost: 2GPP

Ground Weapons
Printed Pistol: Issued to security guards on the colony ships, the only real weapon both colonies have. They are 3D-printed out of plastic, a process which is not entirely reliable, meaning the gun has a tendency to break after prolonged use... or any use, really.
Cost: Cheap COMPLETELY OBSOLETE

Plastic Universal Machine Pistol: A 30-round magazine Plastic Pistol-shaped machine pistol with a forwards handgrip and generally good qualities as opposed to bad. Issued to all troops for use in close quarters where SIAERA is useless.
Cost: Cheap

Squad-Integrated All-Environment Rocket Armaments: A 20mm guided rocket launcher. Guidance works OK, rockets work OK. Terrible in close quarters, low damage at Short range, lethal and lightly guided at Medium range, lightly armor piercing (if minimally guided) at Long range, otherwise moderately guided at Long range. Now improved with HE and/or armor-penetrating cores, allowing for consistent damage across all ranges or additional armor-piercing effect at Long range. Field units may have [Outdated] versions.
Cost: 1 GPP

Infantry Equipment
Basic Space Suit: A civilian space suit, totally unarmored and cumbersome to walk in. At least it works well enough, and has a self-sealing lining meaning a single shot isn't an immediate death sentence... most of the time. Necessary for deployment to worlds without breathable atmospheres.
Cost: Cheap

Combat EVA Suit: A ballistics-resistant well protected and maneuverable and relatively light EVA suit.
Cost: 1 GPP

Ground Vehicles
ADF "Slaughterfield" Interceptor-Fighter: A capable, though very heavy, combination of space and surface fighter with a single Oculus and four hardpoints. At present it uses drop tanks supplying the Oculus with more chemical ammunition, making it almost physically impossible to run out of ammunition. Prone to wing structural failures. Highly angular and imposing but not radar-stealthed as originally intended. Requires no shuttles to descend from orbit. Faster and more maneuverable in space, slightly cheaper, a little more dependent on atmosphere for surface operations, and extremely sturdy in combat conditions.
Cost: 5 4 GPP
Size: 4 TC

Spacecraft Components
Eyebite MCLC: A self-destroying tank of fluoride compounds. Warning: DO NOT USE, DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY MAY OCCUR.
Cost: You have got to be kidding me, right? COMPLETELY OBSOLETE

Oculus Hardpoint-Mountable Chemical Laser: A reasonable red-wavelength laser ball turret with an attached extra sensor component, a direct connection to the ship's laser chemical reservoir, and a generally decent capabilities list. Requires a spacecraft to mount.

Kinetic Storage Drive: Remarkably effective at occasionally self-destructing. Use not recommended, requires a ship (which you don't have). COMPLETELY OBSOLETE.

Overhauled Kinetic Storage Power Drive: An effective Speed 2 drive. Makes physicists cry to Newton, who is powerless to help them. Fairly expensive due to consumption of Evrasium.

Rocket-Assisted Kinetic-Evrasium Missile (RAKE Missile): A basic missile that is uses Evrasium disintegration to deal damage behind an enemy's armor protection. Slow, less than maneuverable, and easy to hit at best. Thanks to the SPAD upgrade package, RAKE missiles are now of average speed and maneuverability, making them much more capable. Cost was not increased.

Iterative Recursive - He3 “QueBit” Evrasium Fusion Warheads: An innovative means to replace RAKE missile warheads with a fusion warhead, entirely ignoring RAKE's use as an antiarmor weapon by attempting to just vaporize ALL OF THE ARMOR. This does not really work, requires a LOT of Evrasium, and hasn't been mounted to a missile. It is a valuable experiment in the needs and possibilities of Evrasium-based fusion.
Cost: A lot, but we aren't paying for anything but experiments now so don't worry, it's just coming out of your paychecks.

Other
Command Radio: Essentially just a very big radio set, capable of reliable communication between planets, ships, and/or other planets. Currently only useful for taunting your enemy. The transmitter dish comes in a single piece and cannot fit in an ITC shuttle.
Cost: 2GPP
Weight: 1TC (requires 2 shuttle TC)

Infrastructure
Colony Defense Grid The reason you can't instantly invade the enemy homeworld. A series of surface-to-orbit missile launchers, the only real concession to defense the planners of the colony made. How they work is a mystery now, and no one wants to risk taking them apart to find out.

Aggravated Evrasium Reactor: Using the remarkable properties of Evrasium, this device extracts kinetic energy by shining laser light on a crystal matrix, which then punches the crap out of a set of turbines, generating power.
Provides: 2 SPP and 2 GPP

Evrasium Production Industrial Center: A huge mining and industrial complex geared only towards extracting Evrasium. A very impressive industrial project, for sure, but it has a myriad of issues that will need to be resolved before it becomes a truly practical object. Rampant corruption formerly crippled the project, but thanks to BITCOIN the corruption has been beaten down. The limitations on just how much Evrasium there is underneath the particular mining site chosen for EPIC is still a limitation, but now EPIC actually does things.
Provides: Cost bonus to things that use very large amounts of Evrasium. Cost reduction to things with moderately large Evrasium costs, such as Quebit or RAKE. + 5 GPP

Mineral Appraisal & Transport System: A mediocre effort to extract valuable materials from EPIC's castoff material AND secure the shipment problem, it accomplishes neither.
Provides: A lot of disappointment, inroads on the path to reclaiming EPIC castoff material.

Global Organised Logistical Development - Currency Overhaul INitiative (GOLDCOIN): An attempt to restructure our entire society's economic system that very nearly crashed the economy completely. It has provided us with the beginnings of an algorithm that should protect EPIC from future corruption.
Cost: Measuring costs requires a functioning economy, please check back later.
Provides: 2 SPP

Spoiler: Credits (click to show/hide)

1x Research Credit (won lore contest)

[Blood_Librarian]

Evrasium Modulated Fusion “StarFire” Reactor
After careful consideration with the Quebit, we have decided to pivot. Thus, Evrasium Modulated Fusion is a net-new system by which an Evrasium element is utilized to side-step the inherent instability of plasma and the fickleness of magnetic fields in favor of raw, brute power, much like how marketing functions. This is made possible by novel Evrasium plates which can be formed such that laser emissions will result in the delivery of kinetic energy in the opposite direction of where the laser struck. The primary fuel is similar to the fusion engines that once powered our interstellar craft, EMF Reactors utilize compressed pellets of deuterium and helium to produce a helium plasma which can then be utilized for any purpose (typically energy generation but sometimes exotic particles), as well as making current Evrasium reserves go much farther.

Unlike Kinetic power storage drives and theorized traditional reactors, it is best created with small scale systems and must be parallelized if more power is required. Current lab prototypes create belches of plasma in a pulsating pattern that unsettlingly mimics the human heart. The Reactor takes fuel pellets through a liquid medium and expels out a bolt of ready-to-use plasma through a series of evrasium push valves that eliminate material contact with plasma and simplify material construction. The waste liquid is vented to a waste container for waste heat management and recycling later.  This will revolutionize our energy economy, as we are no longer chained to the very advanced equivalent of strip mining for metric tons of evrasium to fuel our society's massive energy demands. In addition, the small scale of these structures are expected to allow upwards and over of over a thousand different corporate entities to successfully compete for separate high-energy niches.

The intention of the original designer of the Star-Fire is to fabricate a method by which large projectiles are propelled with a combination of plasma siphoned from a reactor as well as modified explosive propellants for very high acceleration speeds. “Fusion-Boosted Munitions”. However, current design teams are doing more with less and attempting to create the game changer of ulta-light reactor elements.

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Liquid Propellant 7mm Heavy Auto Gun (LP7-HAG)
The LP7 HAG, is designed as a replacement for the PUMP. Noted improvements are the utilization of liquid propellant, a longer grooved barrel and heavier action. Instead of carrying cased munitions, the LP7 is equipped with a hopper filled with bullets and a reservoir of liquid propellant. To fire, a micro-computer injects high-energy propellants into the chamber with a bullet slotted in through a recoil operated slide action, which allows it to fire in rapid or semi-automatic succession. The computer can be set to vary the amount of propellant injected into the weapon, choosing between hypervelocity, normal or low powered shots. By default, it has a ballistic profile marginally more powerful than the PUMP due to the improvements laid on it. Compared to cased munitions, each "round" should have a lower logistical overhead due to the more compact and less heavy nature of the propellant.

Hypervelocity rounds use roughly 150% more propellant iwth a corresponding velocity increase compared to normal velocity rounds. It is intended for long-distance engagements in the semi-automatic setting as the projectile is faster and thus more accurate.

While the automatic action is intended to fire 16 N-velocity rounds a second, it can do so with the hypervelocity rounds, but it is not recommended because of heat generation and the rapid consumption of propellant.

Low powered shots accelerate the round half as fast as normal, but the bullets do not break the sound barrier and allow the gun to be effectively silent when slotted with a sound suppressor. The only noise the weapon would make is the action of a bullet being slotted into the chamber.

Without ammo, it weighs a little less than 4 pounds. An extended barrel can be manufactured in limited numbers to increase weight by 2 pounds and furnish it as a rifle-weapon with a corresponding increase in muzzle velocity.

“Theosis” Missile Corvette
The Theosis is a next-generation missile corvette designed to replace the Chord. Designed from the beginning with the specifications and lessons of our missile systems, an onboard fabricator utilizes premade parts to assemble missiles in situ, allowing for more missiles to be held, as the blast magazine only needs to carry the propellant and warhead. The Missile launcher is also revamped to be integrated with the fabricator for maximum cycling speed. It inherits the engine, and frame from the Degree.

Powered-Evrasium Cellularly Hardened Shielding (PECHS) Module
The PECHS is a very complex configuration of evrasium crystals formulated to create chaotic and roiling eddies in a field of energy (whatever energy our evrasium creates) on top of the module that can catch, slowdown or scatter anything with mass passing through it, though it is expected to be deployed against railguns. Objects inside the field are vibrated on the atomic level, vaporized by the extreme forces of the evrasium module: Projectiles that pass through the field are often damaged. Whatever matter caught by the PECHS (usually bullets and the air)  is ejected as a thin stream of particulate gases, liquids, and shrapnel as the system deactivates. Laser emissions caught by the PECHS are partially unfocused by the PECHS, but are not nearly as effective in mitigating the damage.

This “shield” only lasts for a half of a second before the evrasium is no longer energized, so it is installed underneath an ultrafine mesh of neural fibers that activate a set of extremely thin lasers to initiate it’s associated PECHS module. The Neural fibers are a series of wires that have a constant low-voltage current running through it, and when this current is interrupted (by a laser melting it, or a projectile breaking it), it can cause the PECHS to activate nearly instantaneously.

PECHS are typically deployed in a manner analogous to reactive armor. Flat plates of a certain size are layed in self-contained modules and hooked up to an external power system to provide increased protection against enemy fire. Thes modules are currently only feasibly deployed to space and airborne assets, but there is no reason it could be put on a theoretical ground vehicle.

[TricMagic]

BOMB-Big Oppressive Munition Blast

A direct upgrade to the frankly poor BAM, the BOMB is a round grenade that has a very large area of effect and uses a metal case that has Depleted Evrasium melted down and alloyed with nickel. The result is an explosive that literally packs a punch when the explosive shock wave from the explosives hits the container walls, sending out concussive force though everything nearby.

BOMBs also come in a shaped charge which has such an alloyed plate, which directs the force in a single direction, pulverizing everything in front of it. Easy entry.

BOMBs don't really kill with shrapnel, but the shockwave and kinetic force generated by the combination. We've also created a launcher for BOMBs making use of pressurized air. Note that when throwing BOMBs without a launcher, either dump them underwater and be out of the water so it doesn't kill you, or throw them as hard as you can and run in the other direction. These things have quite a kill range.


Reaction: The Depleted Evrasium, when melted and alloyed with nickel, creates a type of carry-on effect. When the shockwave connects with the container, the Evrasium/Nickel alloy is triggered, resulting in greatly increased/boosted kinetic force in those directions. Making BOMBs far deadlier than the amount of explosives used would suggest.

[Blood_Librarian]

Fast Reactionary Oculus Gunnery Implants (FROG IMPLANT)
FROG architecture Implants represent the first generation micro-electronics, broadband implant surgery, and disregard for basic ethics that allows for the research required to make viable electronic implants. These architectural systems require a genetically compatible patient to handle the surgery and thus interface with the augment. While operations can be done without the genetic precursors necessary, rejection is almost certain without a battery of anti-rejection chemicals. the implants are designed to facilitate the interaction between the user and a hard-mounted weapon, like an OCULUS laser platform, Rake Missile Launchers, or heavy ground weapons such as fixed position SIERRAs. This manifests in a phantom control of the weapon in question, mimicking similar function to how one would operate the weapon with manual controls, except in a far superior fashion.

EMF "Starfire" (0):
LP7-HAG(1): Blood_Librarian
Theosis Missile Corvette (0):
Powered Evrasium Cellularly Hardened Shielding Module (0):
BOMB (0):
FROGI (1): Blood_Librarian

[TricMagic]

EMF "Starfire" (1): TricMagic
LP7-HAG(1): Blood_Librarian
Theosis Missile Corvette (0):
Powered Evrasium Cellularly Hardened Shielding Module (0):
BOMB (0):
FROGI (2): Blood_Librarian, TricMagic

[Blood_Librarian]

EMF "Starfire" (1): TricMagic, Blood_Librarian
LP7-HAG(0):
Theosis Missile Corvette (0):
Powered Evrasium Cellularly Hardened Shielding Module (0):
BOMB (0):
FROGI (2): Blood_Librarian, TricMagic

[TricMagic]

EMF "Starfire" (1): TricMagic, Blood_Librarian
LP7-HAG(0):
Theosis Missile Corvette (0):
Powered Evrasium Cellularly Hardened Shielding Module (0):
BOMB (0):
FROGI (2): Blood_Librarian, TricMagic


Use Credit on FROGI
Yes: TricMagic
No:

We kinda have to use it at some point, might as well be the thing we have no prior experiance with but is possible. A good base from the start, rather than the yakety sax of our usual developments.

[Happerry]

EMF "Starfire" (3): TricMagic, Blood_Librarian, Happerry
LP7-HAG(0):
Theosis Missile Corvette (0):
Powered Evrasium Cellularly Hardened Shielding Module (0):
BOMB (0):
FROGI (3): Blood_Librarian, TricMagic, Happerry

Use Credit on FROGI
Yes: TricMagic, Happerry
No:

[Blood_Librarian]

EMF "Starfire" (3): TricMagic, Blood_Librarian, Happerry
LP7-HAG(0):
Theosis Missile Corvette (0):
Powered Evrasium Cellularly Hardened Shielding Module (0):
BOMB (0):
FROGI (3): Blood_Librarian, TricMagic, Happerry

Use Credit on FROGI
Yes: TricMagic, Happerry Blood_Librarian
No:

[auzewasright]

EMF "Starfire" (4): TricMagic, Blood_Librarian, Happerry, auzewasright
LP7-HAG(0):
Theosis Missile Corvette (0):
Powered Evrasium Cellularly Hardened Shielding Module (0):
BOMB (0):
FROGI (4): Blood_Librarian, TricMagic, Happerry, auzewasright

Use Credit on FROGI
Yes: TricMagic, Happerry Blood_Librarian, auzewasright
No:

[TricMagic]

Names, cause I feel like writing some. In Order for each.

Chord Names: Against All Odds[LOST in Battle, Chord #1], Gravekeeper[Lost in Battle, Chord #2], Waters' Embrace[Chord #3], Star Inviction[Chord #4]
Degree Names: Sky's Eye[#1], Lunar Watch[#2], Star's Flight[#3]
ITC Names: Ruby's Ascent[#1, Set to be Mothballed this turn], Sapphire Drop[#2], Emerald Expanse[#3]

Here are the ones for last turn.

1x  Amalogus Carrier "Kadens Bravery"
1x Degree "Reunion of Spite" (this one will use the points generated by the mothballed ITC, and will probably not be produced in time to have movement.)

These are also from last turn. So don't need naming.