The Core ID

Self-proclaimed the 'Protectors of Humanity', The Core is a paramilitary organization operating primarily within the Edge Worlds. They are relentless in their exploration of uncharted space in search of alien artifacts and technology. The Core initiated a bloody war with The Order, Hessians, Corsairs and many other rogue elements in the Edge Worlds to gain passage to remote Nomad systems, becoming a dominant force in the Omicron and Omega sectors.

The pilot carrying this lawful ID is a member of The Core who:

- Can attack lawfuls, unlawfuls and quasi-lawfuls in self-defence, to protect an allied or neutral ship, or in defence of allied or neutral bases.
- Can attack lawfuls, unlawfuls, quasi-lawfuls and ships which belong to a house or organisation considered hostile by the the Core within their zone of influence.
- Can enforce the 'Laws of The Core' within systems containing a Core base.
- Can attack Wild, Nomad, Order ships and any ships equipped with Nomad equipment or carrying Nomad remains anywhere.
- Can demand Alien Artifacts, Nomad equipment, Nomad remains, Cardamine, Liquid Cardamine and Slaves within their Zone of Influence, and attack ships if they refuse to comply.
- Cannot bring Capital Ships outside of their Zone of Influence.
- Cannot use transports with more than 4,300 cargo.

Zone of Influence: Omegas, Omicrons, Sigma-17, Sigma-19
Allowed ships: Fighters, Bombers, Freighters, Transports, Gunboats, Cruisers, Battleships

"The Core ID:

The Core is a Private Military Company operating within Edgeworlds and some Borderworlds. They're relentless and willing to do whatever it takes in order to crush their enemies and obtain alien technology within the Edgeworlds and Borderworlds. Any who oppose the Core, namely factions such as the Order and the Corsairs, are attacked without mercy. The Core is maintained by AP Manufacturing, and has strong relations with Rheinland.

The pilot carrying this lawful ID is a member of the the Core, who:

Is allowed to do the following anywhere:
-Can trade
-Can defend itself, ships and bases of the same affiliation
-Can attack Wild, Nomad, Order ships, and any ships equipped with Nomad or Order equipment
-Can fulfil lawful bounty and escorts contracts and treat transports as combat targets when executing a bounty or escort contract against them

Is allowed to do the following within their Zone of Influence:
-Can attack lawfuls, unlawfuls, quasi-lawfuls, and ships which belong to a house or organisation considered hostile by the the Core
-Can demand Alien Artifacts, Nomad equipment, Nomad remains, and Order equipment, then attack ships if they refuse to comply
-Can enforce the laws of the Core within systems containing a Core base. Can thus demand contraband and levy fines against ships in violation of the laws of the Core, then attack ships if they refuse to comply

Is not allowed to do the following:
-Cannot bring Cruisers or Battleships into any system containing a Jump Gate, with the exception of Sigma-19, Sigma-17 and the Omicrons.
-Cannot use transports with more than 4,300 cargo
-Cannot participate in unlawful actions except as described above

Zone of Influence: Omicrons, systems directly bordering the Omicrons
Allowed ships: Fighters, Freighters, Transports, Gunboats, Cruisers, Battleships"

The Core ID

Self-proclaimed the 'Protectors of Humanity', The Core is a paramilitary organization operating primarily within the Edge Worlds. They are relentless and ruthless in their exploration of uncharted space in search of alien artifacts and technology. The Core initiated a bloody war with The Order, Hessians, Corsairs and many other rogue elements in the Edge Worlds to gain passage to remote Nomad systems, becoming a dominant force in the Omicron and Omega sectors. Notably, The Core is also very ruthless and cruel in the undertaking of their conquest. If a problem gets in their way, they deal with it through brute force.

The pilot carrying this lawful ID is a member of the The Core, who:

Is allowed to do the following anywhere:
- Can trade.
- Can defend itself, ships and bases of the same affiliation.
- Can attack Wild, Nomad, Order, Gammu AI ships, and any ships carrying Nomad remains, Kemwer Munitions or equipped with Nomad or Order equipment.

Is allowed to do the following within their Zone of Influence:
- Can attack lawfuls, unlawfuls, quasi-lawfuls and ships which belong to a house or organisation considered hostile by the The Core within their zone of influence.
- Can demand Alien Artifacts, Nomad equipment, Nomad remains, Cardamine, Liquid Cardamine and Slaves within their Zone of Influence, and attack ships if they refuse to comply.
- Can enforce the Laws of The Core (AKA Charter of Omicronia) within systems containing a Core base. Can thus demand contraband and levy fines against ships in violation of the Laws of The Core and attack ships if they refuse to comply.

Is not allowed to do the following:
- Cannot bring Capital Ships outside of their Zone of Influence.
- Cannot use transports with more than 4,300 cargo.

Zone of Influence: Omegas, Omicrons, Sigma-15 (Luneburg), Sigma-17, Sigma-19 (OR, just put all Sigmas as I think in future devs want to expand our ZoI to more Sigmas. I'd rather keep with the three systems listed though, as I don't want it to get too large yet).
Allowed ships: Fighters, Bombers, Freighters, Transports, Gunboats, Cruisers, Battleships

I know the changes are from a year ago but I feel I really need to stress this. This doc just tells me that the admins really don't care about what I've told them in regards to our Omega situation. Denying our restart didn't make sense, but I guess that was to be expected. Seriously, it's NOT our fault that we don't have good access to the Omegas right now. There is NO roleplay or developments done according to that. There is NOTHING to support us inRP not having good access to the Omegas from our bases as it currently stands. It's just been a huge inconsistency that I have been trying to get fixed for over a year. Our base in the Omegas used to be Rostock Depot, but that was changed and placed into Saar/Koeln when Omega-15 was deleted and Omega-56 was reworked. For gods sake, there's even the greek letter for Omega in the old BHG Core logo. The only reason why we don't have a base in the Omegas right now is because BHG| fell of the face of the earth. No one was around to discuss any changes regarding their bases. So no one could vouch for the Core. If the faction had active reps at the time I guarantee I wouldn't be talking about our plight in the Omegas.

I have already been in discussions with the devs to get us a base in the Omegas in future updates. This IS happening. So taking Omegas from our ZoI is completely illogical, and shame on the staff for not consulting me on even the thought of doing such or clearly not even bothering to do their research into our factions lore and the situation explained in the above paragraph. Yes, I'm a bit bitter and mad because I hate the feeling of being continually ignored. Heck I might just end up gettig ignored again. And lol, meanwhile the original Order ID planned rework gets off with zero changes.

Anyway, lets break these down. There's not many fortunately, provided we stick to the current ID.

Notably, The Core is also very ruthless and cruel in the undertaking of their conquest. If a problem gets in their way, they deal with it through brute force.
I felt I should try and squeeze more about The Core's roleplay into the ID description, so newbies and older players alike have a better idea on how to use the ID.

- Can attack Wild, Nomad, Order, Gammu AI ships, and any ships carrying Nomad remains and Kemwer Munitions or equipped with Nomad or Order equipment.
The Core are hostile to AI and we're after the Toasters wonderful tech. I think it's pretty logical for The Core to shoot ships seen suporting The Order that are ferrying an Order export, especially when it's also alien tech. Although, uh I'm not going to get into detail about how Order exporting alien stuff doesn't really make a lot of sense...

- Can enforce the Laws of The Core (AKA Charter of Omicronia) within systems containing a Core base. Can thus demand contraband and levy fines against ships in violation of the Laws of The Core and attack ships if they refuse to comply.
Pretty much the same line as before. Fused it with the law line in the doc as well as expanded what The Core Laws are enforced for.

Zone of Influence: Omegas, Omicrons, Sigma-15 (Luneburg), Sigma-17, Sigma-19 (OR, just put all Sigmas as I think in future devs want to expand our ZoI to more Sigmas. I'd rather keep with the three systems listed though, as I don't want it to get too large yet).
Luneburg/Sigma-15 borders Omicron Rho. And as said above I explained that you could put all the Sigmas instead for simplicity, but I'd prefer keeping it to three systems.