Livestock

This poor sod intended on taking a sight seeing tour through Yulai, but because he managed to hold his starmap upside-down he ended up 'touring' rat infested Blood Raider prisons in Delve.

People engaged in anti-establishment activity of some sort, most often political or economical in nature.

Admiral Meledier apparently wishes to defect to Amarr. Well, so be it: It's all a bit suspicious, but it's not your decision.

This man is an officially sanctioned representative of the Amarr Empire.

This team of highly-trained forensic investigators always travels with a large quantity of all manner of equipment, from manportable to vehicle-mounted. The team is expected to be self-sustaining for 10 days due to its frequent deployment to harsh environments, from asteroids to ship wrecks. Due to this requirement, it necessarily travels with foodstuffs, drinking water, and myriad other consumables. Coupled with the large volume of investigative equipment, this team requires significant cargo space when transported to and from its typically remote duty locations.

This team of highly-trained forensic investigators always travels with a large quantity of all manner of equipment, from manportable to vehicle-mounted. The team is expected to be self-sustaining for 10 days due to its frequent deployment to harsh environments, from asteroids to ship wrecks. Due to this requirement, it necessarily travels with foodstuffs, drinking water, and myriad other consumables. Coupled with the large volume of investigative equipment, this team requires significant cargo space when transported to and from its typically remote duty locations.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

Amarr Marine Counter-Boarding Teams are regarded as among the most elite units of their type across all four races. This expertise was developed not long after other states rediscovered warp technology. It occurred to senior Amarr military leaders that wars of the future would include ship-to-ship actions in space, to include the possibility of an enemy ship boarding another, as they had in millennia past when their ancestors sailed warships on the high seas. To that end, boarding and counterboarding training became a mandatory part of every Amarr marine's advanced infantry training. The development of this capability led to the development of highly-specialized equipment for use in “boarding ops,” to include manportable high-speed welding gear, outer hatchway breaching explosives, and personal weapons for close quarters combat.

Amarr Marine Counter-Boarding Teams are regarded as among the most elite units of their type across all four races. This expertise was developed not long after other states rediscovered warp technology. It occurred to senior Amarr military leaders that wars of the future would include ship-to-ship actions in space, to include the possibility of an enemy ship boarding another, as they had in millennia past when their ancestors sailed warships on the high seas. To that end, boarding and counterboarding training became a mandatory part of every Amarr marine's advanced infantry training. The development of this capability led to the development of highly-specialized equipment for use in “boarding ops,” to include manportable high-speed welding gear, outer hatchway breaching explosives, and personal weapons for close quarters combat.

This Minmatar politician pleads his innocence whenever you look his way. He claims that he has been framed, that everything has been a complex scheme to discredit his family. His tattoos mark him as not as a Nefantar, but as one of the member tribes of the Republic. His body is heavily bruised, but whether the injuries are from the Amarr agents or the Minmatar guards is hard to tell. Perhaps only the Republic courts can decide his innocence.

An agent working for the Amarr Empire.

A spy ostensibly working for the Amarr Empire, but who in fact is a sympathizer with and an agent for the Minmatar Republic.

A spy working for the Amarr Empire.

An official ambassador of the Minmatar Republic.

A pilot working for the Angel Cartel.

Transporting prisoners is a task that requires trust and loyalty to the empire's legislative arm, but it is one of the least sought-after jobs in the known universe.

Arctic Warfare Marines are the Caldari State's elite foot soldiers for winter warfare. On the case of ice planets, where the weather is comprised of year-round snow and ice, you can find these self-sufficient Marines operating in a wide variety of roles, such as providing security for Caldari corporate facilities, military bases, and even for long-range reconnaissance on planets that have not yet been fully scouted. Their equipment is tailored specifically to harsh, sub-zero weather conditions, to include specialty rifles, thermal grenades, cold-weather speeder bikes, and everything in between.

Arctic Warfare Marines are the Caldari State's elite foot soldiers for winter warfare. On the case of ice planets, where the weather is comprised of year-round snow and ice, you can find these self-sufficient Marines operating in a wide variety of roles, such as providing security for Caldari corporate facilities, military bases, and even for long-range reconnaissance on planets that have not yet been fully scouted. Their equipment is tailored specifically to harsh, sub-zero weather conditions, to include specialty rifles, thermal grenades, cold-weather speeder bikes, and everything in between.

This amalgamation of Amarr and Sansha technology is the spitting image of Lord Miyan. Once activated it could fool anyone into believe it was the real, living Holder.

An underling of the notorious Angel Cartel commander, Black Jack.

Scientists working for the Blood Raider organization, most likely involved in their human breeding programs.

These slaves are held within breeder colonies for years for the sole purpose of increasing a slaver's stock. Discarded when they have outlived their usefulness, these poor creatures have a short life expectancy that might be a blessing when compared to the misery of their existence in captivity.

They favor physical prowess over everything else and can be frightening to face in the flesh.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

An operative of the Caldari State.

All of these Caldari P.O.Ws show the signs of appalling treatment over an extended period of time. Even the most well-off are still suffering from starvation and serious malnourishment. The worst of them are barely alive after enduring sleep deprivation, physical abuse and other more excessive forms of torture. The women in particular, have not fared well under their Gallente jail masters, who have remorselessly taken whatever they desired from their captured prey.

Unfortunate captives.

Life isn't always comfortable when you're at the top, particularly in the Caldari State. Guristas will ransom you, other corporations will backstab you, and the moment someone can buy the rug out from underneath you, they will. With all the ISK that comes with these responsibilities, most CEOs can buy enough happiness to forget about these troubles. Forgetting, though, isn't always the best investment.

There are countless numbers of civilians living out on independent colonies and minor stations. Although life in such remote areas is often harsh, the inhabitants of these stations generally live a quiet, trouble-free life. This is a fact well understood by Sansha leadership, who prey upon these same people, exploiting the sad fact that their absence will not be easily noticed.

Cattle are domestic animals raised for home use or for profit, whether it be for their meat or dairy products.

Aubrei Azil is a talented space-faring chef and ship's cook.

A scientist employed by Chemal Tech that specializes in human cloning.

This is a group of civilian citizens.

These contractors, many of whom are former Caldari Navy intelligence operatives, are very well trained, experienced, and possess high level security clearances, making them extremely valuable investments for their employer. Their skill sets are varied, but include translation (primarily Gallente), covert signals interception, military and economic intelligence analysis, and supercomputer systems administration.

Civilians are a group of people who follow the pursuits of civil life.

This is the clone of an officer who previously worked for the Sisters of EVE. It has a strange mind-controlling implant inserted.

Clones used in supplies.

This is Alena Karyn, a notorious smuggler and pirate of Gallente origin. She is currently in a comatose state, having hit her head on something when her ship was destroyed by a mercenary working for the Gallente Federation.

These highly trained and expensive slaves undergo several years of conditioning and training prior to being sold or transferred into their duties, which most often include butler and maid duties at the homes of senior political or industrial leaders. These slaves are more highly valued than ordinary slaves and in return often receive decent treatment from their masters, as well as better-than-normal housing conditions and food.

Construction Workers

Corin Risia is a Scope reporter held captive by Mordu's Legion. He has information for you – at a price, of course.

An elite corporate assassin, whose services are available usually only to the wealthiest and most discreet clientele. His track record of killings reaches far beyond Caldari space, with known “hits” recorded as far away as the Amarr and Gallente homeworlds. His weapon of choice is a highly-modified laser sniper rifle that he has proven effective at ranges up to and including three kilometers. Of course, he also utilizes a variety of other weapons, particularly for close range work. These include untraceable poisons, obscure neurotoxins, and, a variety of small arms and knives all, again, highly customized. He has a unblemished kill record, with no known failures, over a period of at least the last 20 years. When ultra-wealthy corporate executives require a more direct response to individuals who threaten their company's profitability, this is one of the few contract killers than can actually be trusted not only to accomplish the most difficult missions, but also to keep any such business dealings to himself. In short, he knows how to keep his mouth shut. These factors make him a highly desirable contractor for tasks requiring his unique skill set.

Corporate Police Force personnel pride themselves on the reputation they have for remaining calm in even the most pressing times. This crew hardly looks shaken, despite having been pulled from a facility that just moments after their departure, became a ball of flame and debris. For them, such things are likely a frequent occurrence.

Dagan lies imprisoned within his pod. Distorted through the glass, you can see impressive, chiseled features contorted in impotent rage. He knows he is at your mercy, and has every reason to fear the "mercy" of a capsule pilot.

Dalitat Dakpor's Clone.

A Minmatar civilian.

An elite corporate assassin, whose services are available usually only to the wealthiest and most discreet clientele. His track record of killings reaches far beyond Caldari space, with known “hits” recorded as far away as the Amarr and Gallente homeworlds. His weapon of choice is a highly-modified laser sniper rifle that he has proven effective at ranges up to and including three kilometers. Of course, he also utilizes a variety of other weapons, particularly for close range work. These include untraceable poisons, obscure neurotoxins, and, a variety of small arms and knives all, again, highly customized. He has a unblemished kill record, with no known failures, over a period of at least the last 20 years. When ultra-wealthy corporate executives require a more direct response to individuals who threaten their company's profitability, this is one of the few contract killers than can actually be trusted not only to accomplish the most difficult missions, but also to keep any such business dealings to himself. In short, he knows how to keep his mouth shut. These factors make him a highly desirable contractor for tasks requiring his unique skill set.

Dr. Elban is an extremely competent ship's doctor who has recently been having a run of rather bad luck.

A troupe of trained specialists, skilled at overtaking stations for the Guristas. This team, calling themselves the “Dread Naughts,” are a rough bunch, hellfires in the restrictive confines of your cargohold, hardly a disciplined lot during downtime. However, once they are in action, they have the precision to match any elite Empire task force.

Slavery has always been a questionable industry, favored by the Amarr Empire and detested by the Gallente Federation. These elite slaves are exceptionally well suited for physical labor.

Tahaki Karin is a youngish woman of middling height and build, dressed practically in a mechanic's coveralls. Her hands are rough and heavily callused, and she carries some scars that look like they were caused by shrapnel. Her voice is brisk, carrying a clear expectation that her orders will be followed. She looks like she's seen a lot recently, and none of it's been pleasant.

Exotic dancing is considered an art form, even though not everyone might agree. Exposing the flesh in public places may be perfectly acceptable within the Federation, but in the Amarr Empire it's considered a grave sin and a sign of serious deviancy.

Exotic dancing is considered an art form, even though not everyone might agree. Exposing the flesh in public places may be perfectly acceptable within the Federation, but in the Amarr Empire it's considered a grave sin and a sign of serious deviancy.

A serious middle-aged female Amarr scientist, Dr. Ateshi remained eerily calm while the crew all around her lost their minds. She attributes her survival to God being on her side.

An officer of the Gallente Federal Intelligence Office.

These former slaves have been cleanched of their Vitoc dependancy.

Peaceful emissaries of comfort and salvation, the Food Relief personnel are not a threat to anybody. But try telling that to a swarm of rogue drones.

These former pet slaves have been cleansed of their Vitoc dependency. But the trauma of what they had to endure while in captivity still haunts them.

Freedom Fighters have dedicated their life to freeing those who have been enslaved by the Amarr Empire, Khanid Kingdom or various pirate factions. Their purpose is to bring freedom and equality to the population of the galaxy. But although their ultimate goal may be noble, their methods are often not approved by the Minmatar authorities, nor their allies the Gallente Federation. Their opponents call them terrorists, and they have been banned from the Caldari State due to the State's historical relationship with the Khanid Kingdom.

These slaves have escaped from their masters, but have yet to gain legal protection or recognition as free people.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

A planetside politician of the Gallente Federation.

A reporter working for The Scope.

A sturdy miner.

A notable heir of the Tash-Murkon dynasty, Geeral is effectively one of the richest men in the galaxy. Moreover, he is 178th in line for the imperial throne — yet he has apparently turned traitor. More fool he.

A serpentis goon.

Grace Tarsis is a tremendously skilled martial artist.

These fresh-faced young men and women are absolutely full of potential, eagerly anticipating the glory and excitement of battle when not trading stories of their significant others back home or plans for college after the war.

Cattle are domestic animals raised for home use or for profit, whether it be for their meat or dairy products.

These contractors, many of whom are former Caldari Navy intelligence operatives, are very well trained, experienced, and possess high level security clearances, making them extremely valuable investments for their employer. Their skill sets are varied, but include translation (primarily Gallente), covert signals interception, military and economic intelligence analysis, and supercomputer systems administration.

Slavery has always been a questionable industry, favored by the Amarr Empire and detested by the Gallente Federation. These elite slaves are exceptionally well suited for physical labor.

Exotic dancing is considered an art form, even though not everyone might agree. Exposing the flesh in public places may be perfectly acceptable within the Federation, but in the Amarr Empire it's considered a grave sin and a sign of serious deviancy.

Livestock are domestic animals raised for home use or for profit, whether it be for their meat or dairy products. This particular breed of livestock has been genetically enhanced using the very latest technology.

In most societies there are those who, for various reasons, live a life considered below the living standards of the normal citizen. These people are sometimes called tramps, beggars, drifters, vagabonds or homeless. They are especially common in the ultra-capitalistic Caldari State, but are also found elsewhere in most parts of the galaxy.

The janitor is the person who is in charge of keeping the premises of a building (as an apartment or office) clean, tends the heating system, and makes minor repairs.

An elite type of foot soldier, originally bred from Minmatar slaves by the Amarr Empire. Raised from birth to become soldiers, they serve the Empire, Khanid Kingdom and Ammatar well, although always kept on a tight leash.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

A combative character; aggressive, especially in the service of a cause.

Covered in a perpetual layer of grime and dust, these grizzled laborers seem out of place anywhere but deep underground on some lonely planet or boring through the core of a wandering asteroid.

When wars and epidemics break out, people flee from their homes, forming massive temporary migrations.

People that have recently graduated with a degree in science at an acknowledged university.

Packing small arms and shortwave communicators, security personnel are the ideal choice for policing small settlements or corporate offices, where mercenaries would be unpredictable and military forces would be overkill.

Slavery has always been a questionable industry, favored by the Amarr Empire and detested by the Gallente Federation.

The need for tasting other cultures and seeing new worlds is unquenchable among the well-off citizens of the universe.

Very important people. Business executives, politicians, diplomats and game designers.

Exotic dancing is considered an art form, even though not everyone might agree. Exposing the flesh in public places may be perfectly acceptable within the Federation, but in the Amarr Empire it's considered a grave sin and a sign of serious deviancy.

A half-mad young male Caldari salvager, he was among the few survivors of The Paryi's salvaging crew.

The heir to a vast fortune: what she wants, she gets.

Hejilmar was recently released from the clutches of Amarrian slavelords.

These highly trained and expensive slaves undergo several years of conditioning and training prior to being sold or transferred into their duties, which most often include butler and maid duties at the homes of senior political or industrial leaders. These slaves are more highly valued than ordinary slaves and in return often receive decent treatment from their masters, as well as better-than-normal housing conditions and food.

In most societies there are those who, for various reasons, live a life considered below the living standards of the normal citizen. These people are sometimes called tramps, beggars, drifters, vagabonds or homeless. They are especially common in the ultra-capitalistic Caldari State, but are also found elsewhere in most parts of the galaxy.

These hostages have been waiting for someone to rescue them for quite some time.

When wars and epidemics break out, people flee from their homes, forming massive temporary migrations. These innocent civilans are the victims of chemical warfare.

This informant is rumoured to know the whereabouts of the evil Thukker lord, Martokar Alash.

Slavery has always been a questionable industry, favored by the Amarr Empire and detested by the Gallente Federation.

An official ambassador of the Minmatar Republic.

Akelf Ortar's niece.

The janitor is the person who is in charge of keeping the premises of a building (as an apartment or office) clean, tends the heating system, and makes minor repairs.

A pilot of a Serpentis ship.

An elite type of foot soldier, originally bred from Minmatar slaves by the Amarr Empire. Raised from birth to become soldiers, they serve the Empire, Khanid Kingdom and Ammatar well, although always kept on a tight leash.

A member of Ekdit Spitek's census gathering team.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

These poor people have been through enough already; all they want is to go home.

Kidnapped by Angel Cartel raiders when the ruthless criminal organization hijacked an ORE Rorqual-class capital ship being used to develop and test materials compression technology, this individual remains traumatized by the experience and distrustful despite being liberated from pirate hands. ORE has declared that they will provide a reward of 1 billion ISK to any capsuleers that return one of their researchers alive and well to one of their stations in the Outer Ring region. Kidnapped ORE Researchers can be returned to the ORE corporation by being traded through market buy orders at any of the four stations operated by ORE.

Parthus is an Amarr pirate. Quiet in person, he's known both as a wild gambler and a man who can cover his bets. His success in outfitting and executing illegal missions is similar: he takes a lot of risks, but thinks practically and can generally repay his debts.

Cattle are domestic animals raised for home use or for profit, whether it be for their meat or dairy products.

Civilians are a group of people who follow the pursuits of civil life.

Exotic dancing is considered an art form, even though not everyone might agree. Exposing the flesh in public places may be perfectly acceptable within the Federation, but in the Amarr Empire it's considered a grave sin and a sign of serious deviancy.

Livestock are domestic animals raised for home use or for profit, whether it be for their meat or dairy products. This particular breed of livestock has been genetically enhanced using the very latest technology.

In most societies there are those who, for various reasons, live a life considered below the living standards of the normal citizen. These people are sometimes called tramps, beggars, drifters, vagabonds or homeless. They are especially common in the ultra-capitalistic Caldari State, but are also found elsewhere in most parts of the galaxy.

The janitor is the person who is in charge of keeping the premises of a building (as an apartment or office) clean, tends the heating system, and makes minor repairs.

An elite type of foot soldier, originally bred from Minmatar slaves by the Amarr Empire. Raised from birth to become soldiers, they serve the Empire, Khanid Kingdom and Ammatar well, although always kept on a tight leash.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

A combative character; aggressive, especially in the service of a cause.

Covered in a perpetual layer of grime and dust, these grizzled laborers seem out of place anywhere but deep underground on some lonely planet or boring through the core of a wandering asteroid.

When wars and epidemics break out, people flee from their homes, forming massive temporary migrations.

People that have recently graduated with a degree in science at an acknowledged university.

Slavery has always been a questionable industry, favored by the Amarr Empire and detested by the Gallente Federation.

The need for tasting other cultures and seeing new worlds is unquenchable among the well-off citizens of the universe.

Very important people. Business executives, politicians, diplomats and game designers.

A scientist specialized in Drone Creation and AI programming.

Cilis Leglise's missing Lieutenant is barely conscious. His legs are no longer functional, and a great deal of his right arm has been removed, almost to the shoulder. Irichi said he's modified this man the same way he'd been modified by Cilis, but this is a bit extreme.Kipo is obviously under heavy medication. He stares at you, and though he is drugged, his eyes relate a sickening uncertainty. Though he cannot talk, his body language insinuates that he is begging for mercy.

Irai Kirus is a lowly smuggler known to operate in both Amarr and Minmatar space. Interrogating him will likely reveal the name and location of his superior.

The old Vherokior shaman, Logut Akell, is rarely seen in public, rather opting for a hermitical life. Since he has little contact with other Minmatars, few will notice his absence should he disappear.

The resplendent Lord Arachnan, disguised as a humble janitor. Even through the disguise, the sheen of his glory stings your eyes.

A dazzling beauty with a mischievous gleam in her eye.

The son of a prominent major.

Servant of Duke Manel Kador.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

A pilot of a mercenary ship.

A combative character; aggressive, especially in the service of a cause.

The eldest child of Lord Darabi, Mina Darabi is quick witted, intelligent, and--lucky for you--highly observant.

These are dedicated Minecore workers. Highly skilled in operating complex mining equipment.

This unfortunate crew will supply the Guristas with the intelligence for future raids, assuming they can be made to cooperate. That shouldn't be an issue, though.

A sturdy miner.

For those not interested in the risk or effort of cultivating the vicious slaver hound, there is the miniature slaver: a small yappy-type dog bred from the physically and mentally stunted of the litter.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

This is an emissary from the Minmatar Republic.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

Fiance of Chichiro Rati.

Nebben Centrien is in top physical condition, with sharp eyes and a shrewd expression.

Okelle Alash

A half-mad young female Caldari salvager, she was among the few survivors of The Paryi's salvaging crew.

Amarr pilgrims seeking enlightenment at the holy sites that litter the Empire.

Harumph!

A resident of the illegal settlement, Port Rolette.

Tolmak's preachers serve as his proxies, and are the primary way he spreads his controversial message.

Transporting prisoners is a task that requires trust and loyalty from the sovereign empire's legislative arm, yet it is generally one of the least sought-after jobs in the known universe.

Transporting prisoners is a task that requires trust and loyalty to the empire's legislative arm, but it is one of the least sought-after jobs in the known universe.

This individual, dishevelled and exhausted, is responsible for seeing to completion various niggling tasks relegated by superiors. And, of course, he or she serves as a scapegoat in case a task goes horrendously wrong.

This odd little man is possibly the most well-respected particle physicist of the current age, and is also considered a foremost expert in Artificial Intelligence. He is perhaps most famous for his establishment of the "Seven Pillars of Artificial Intelligence" theory, published almost 14 years ago.

Somebody has to like it.

An individual who provides sexual services in exchange for currency.

A Guristas pilot.

After numerous escapes, Rahsa's luck has finally run out. Despite his precarious situation, he wants to make you an offer.

Battered, bruised, worn, but ultimately alive. Ralie sits there, staring straight in front of him, his eyes glazed over. The kid's alive, but who knows how long he will be recovering from these scars.

A person who has fled from their home because of war, political oppression or religious persecution.

When wars and epidemics break out, people flee from their homes, forming massive temporary migrations.

When war breaks out, the demand for transporting military personnel on site can exceed the grasp of the military organization. In these cases, the aid from non-military spacecrafts is often needed.

A rogue harvester.

A Guristas pilot.

People that have recently graduated with a degree in science at an acknowledged university.

A scientist.

This is a Gallente journalist working for the Scope. He is currently hot on the trail of a lead, as evidenced by his searching eyes and braced datapad.

This is a Serpentis officer. Well, ex-officer. He has agreed to turn himself in to authorities and give them information on the Serpentis in exchange for their protection. Maybe he grew a conscience and decided to give up the life of crime. However, it's more likely he made someone bigger than him angry, and the only way to save his own skin was to give himself up. Who says there's honor among thieves?

The Sheriff of Otitoh.

A non-capsuleer member of a ship's crew relegated to manual tasks essential for maintaining the operational status of the ship.

The niece of a Minmatar harvester working in 760-9C.

An emissary sent by the Sisters of EVE to oversee peace talks.

Slavers thrive in the lawless areas of the galaxy, and in the Amarrian territories which view the slave business as a legal profession. Some slavers are notorious for their brutality and lack of morals, and will attack remote settlements without hesitation to capture innocent victims to be sold on the black market. The Minmatar Republic has been especially keen on setting bounties on all slave traders, as they bear a deep resentment and hatred towards slavery.

The slaver hound is a native animal of Syrikos V and has been bred by the Amarrians from the time they first settled the planet more than a millennium ago. The favorable experience of employing the slaver hound as a guard animal has led to it being exported from Syrikos V to most other Amarrian agricultural planets and even some industrial and mining ones as well. In recent years, the slaver hound has become fashionable among Amarrians as a pet for those willing to risk its often murderous nature; slaver hounds can become extremely loyal and devoted to their owners if handled with care.

Slavery has always been a questionable industry, favored by the Amarr Empire and detested by the Gallente Federation.

These shady individuals were caught transporting contraband.

A captured spy.

The Starkmanir Tribe was virtually wiped after a failed rebellion, only a handful remain in the Empire and have now turned into collector's items for Amarrian Holder's. These slave's are rarely ever put to hard labour and generally live out their lives as exhibits for their Amarrian masters to show off. A pure blooded Starkmanir slave has made many a Holder a rich man

This simple starship pilot, lacking the pod and other resources of a capsuleer, has been forced to eject from his ship in a mundane escape pod.

This unfortunate but hardy individual has survived a terrible ordeal. His wounds are both physical and emotional, but he seems determined to live on.

Her face is close enough, if you've only seen a photo or a holo. Right height, right weight. Her voice is close enough, too. Accent, vocabulary, everything suggests this is Tahaki Karin. She isn't, of course, but you've been forewarned. Anyone who knew the original would find themselves hard-put to detect the mimic. There are little things, though. The scar on her neck is newer. Her nails are filed smooth rather than roughly clipped. And she listens. To everything. She doesn't make a point of it, of course. But she's taking in everything. The whine of the electrical system, the buzz coming off the gravity plating. Who is she, really? You don't know. But she's closer to being Karin than she is anyone else. Close enough.

A person following the pursuits of civil life.

Mercenaries working for the Gallente organization, Temko.

The Chief of Security.

This is the damsel in distress.

A mysterious figure of Minmatar ancestry.

This is the leader of the militia forces.

A strong, lithe Jin-Mei, scantily clad and badly bruised. She refuses to take the feminine name of her position, preferring the masculine “Ringmaster” more disconcerting to authorities. Though defeated, she smiles constantly, her eyes burning with something akin to desire and yet, at the same time, cold, bitter hatred.

The son of Jeremy Tacs.

The need for tasting other cultures and seeing new worlds is unquenchable among the well-off citizens of the universe.

A sturdy miner.

"We aren't going to try to train you, we're going to try to kill you." - Valklear Instructor In the great war for liberation the Minmatar tribes, finding themselves lacking able-bodied men, were forced to create soldiers from their most dangerous criminals—their thieves, schemers, and murderers. This method proved remarkably successful and continues to this day. One would have to be mad to join in a Valklear unit's fifteen-year tour of duty, and among the criminal element, the rivers of madness run deep indeed.

Very important people. Business executives, politicians, diplomats and game designers.

Although looking slightly shaken, this Deteis man appears calm and resigned to his fate. Said to be one of Ishukone Watch's best cryptographers, Mikano represents everything that is admired about the Watch; efficiency, loyalty and honor. There would be severe repercussions for anyone found responsible for his disappearance.

A veteran pilot of a Guristas cruiser. Married to Manchura Todaki.

A veteran pilot of a Guristas elite frigate.

A friendly peddler who operates in Otitoh.