Unione Corse

Unione Corse
Alignment	Unlawful

ALLIES:

Gallic Brigands

ENEMIES:

Outcasts, Gaians

A highly organized crime syndicate formed in the traditions of the Corsican mafia of Earth, the families of the Unione Corse are known for their secrecy and resourcefulness above all else. Formed c. 110 AGS on Planet New Paris, Corsican membership quickly took hold in some of the highest-ranking government offices and most prestigious Gallic firms, with Planet Marseille in particular becoming a hotspot for Unione Corse activity.

Ships used

Ship	Class
Mistral Noir	Light Fighter
Cuirassier Noir	Heavy Fighter
Sirocco Noir	Very Heavy Fighter
Courier	Freighter
Gallic Blackmarket Transport	Transport
Gallic Liner	Liner
Brigand Gunboat	Gunboat

Bases owned

Base Owner System Region Montelimar Base Unione Corse Languedoc Gallia Bourbon Base Unione Corse Burgundy Gallia Epernon Base Unione Corse Orleanais Gallia Luxury Liner Argenton Unione Corse Tau-44 Tau Border Worlds Planet Marseille Unione Corse Provence Gallia Monaco Base Unione Corse Provence Gallia

Bribes

Base Owner System Region Luxury Liner Argenton Unione Corse Tau-44 Tau Border Worlds Davos Base Unioners Zurich Alsace Passage Monaco Base Unione Corse Provence Gallia Epernon Base Unione Corse Orleanais Gallia Borneo Crayter Republic Tau-44 Tau Border Worlds Lodeve Space Port Freelancers Languedoc Gallia Planet Marseille Unione Corse Provence Gallia Monte Carlo Freeport Freelancers Provence Gallia Cannes Resort Station IDF Shipping Provence Gallia Minato Harbor Crayter Republic Tau-44 Tau Border Worlds Bourbon Base Unione Corse Burgundy Gallia Limoux Base The Maquis Languedoc Gallia

Diplomacy

View Reputation Bretonia Armed Forces -0.65% Wild -0.65% Rheinland Federal Police -0.65% Deep Space Engineering -0.3% Gallic National Intelligence -0.3% Independent Miners Guild -0.3% Bretonia Police -0.65% Xenos -0.65% MND -0.65% Synth Foods, Inc. -0.3% EFL Oil & Machinery -0.3% Kruger Minerals -0.3% Kusari Office of Intelligence -0.65% The Core -0.65% Detachment 16 -0.65% Gateway Shipping -0.3% Gallic Metal Service -0.3% Unione Corse +0.91% Unknown -0.65% Kusari Naval Forces -0.65% Bretonia Mining & Manufacturing -0.3% Orbital Spa & Cruise -0.3% IDF Shipping -0.3% Sirius Coalition -0.65% Kusari State Police -0.65% ALG Waste Disposal -0.3% Imperial Shipping -0.3% Gallic Royalists -0.3% Nomads -0.65% Liberty Security Force -0.65% Border World Exports -0.3% Samura Industries -0.3% Gallic Navy -0.3% Vagrants -0.65% Liberty Navy -0.65% Cryer Pharmaceuticals -0.3% Universal Shipping -0.3% Gallic Gendarmerie -0.3% Outcasts -0.65% Alaska Security Forces -0.65% Interspace Commerce -0.3% Planetform, Inc. -0.3% Bristol Constructions & Manufacturing -0.3% Bretonia Intelligence Service -0.65% Liberty Police, Inc. -0.65% Daumann Heavy Construction -0.3% Ageira Technologies -0.3% Bounty Hunters Guild -0.3% Object Unknown -0.65% Rheinland Military -0.65% Kishiro Technologies -0.3% Blood Dragons -0.3% Gas Miners Guild -0.3%

Rumors

Luxury Liner Argenton If you're ever caught with contraband by the Royal Navy, don't even bother trying to bribe your way out of it. Just drop the cargo and pay the tax. It's better to lose out on some profits than end up in La Fere for a couple years. Of course if you were in the Unione Corse, you wouldn't have gotten caught in the first place. One of our recent recruits just left the Unione and tried to rat us out to the Royal Police. Lucky for us, he snitched to a Corse-friendly policeman. Luckily for him, we ended his life quickly without torturing him and his family first. This King hasn't made a serious effort to try and crack down on our black market dealings. He knows better. He has only to look back to some of his assassinated ancestors to see what happens when you take on the Unione Corse. When you're out there hauling some contraband, watch out for the Royal Navy. While you might be able to take them on one-on-one, their sheer numbers will overwhelm you quickly. And if a gunboat shows up, it's over. The Croix-Rousse region of Planet Metz has a large number of Nox customers. The diamond miners seem to especially like it after a hard day's work. Or maybe they like it during a hard day's work. Or maybe before they go to work. Frankly, I couldn't care less when they like it, so long as they keep buying it. Nox is its own kind of delight, but Wine is a Corse's main staple when it comes to having a good time. And, of course, all true Gallians know that the Wine from New Paris is unparalleled. We don't bother working with the Brigands much due to their general sloppiness and lack of discipline. They need to shape up if they ever want to do business with the Corse. One of my bosses lent some money to a Brigand Nox-addict a few months back who seems to have forgotten to repay the cash. So me and the fellas are heading out today to give him a nice pair of cement shoes and shove him out the airlock. Hmmm, on second thought, the shoes are probably not necessary. Supplying Corse bases with Nox is a high priority right now. Apparently there is a new product coming onto the market that is sourced from some big criminal faction in Gallia, and we need to make sure that we have the market saturated with our own brand of chemical entertainment before we lose out. Gleize Depot in the Lorraine system is a major distribution hub, so we make regular trips there with Nox. The EFL hotshots who have the privilege of earning a stay on Luxury Liner Belleville have come to expect the finest luxuries, Wine, Cigars, drugs. Did I mention drugs? The current favorite is Nox. You'd think it would be tough getting it on board to our customers, but since the dockmaster is a customer, it's no problem at all. We buy Counterfeit Software off of the Council and resell it to various customers around Gallia who prefer to have plausible deniability about its source. Planet Marseille doesn't have trade lanes running to it yet, so all the scientists and their hologame addicted teenagers down there pay top credit for the latest software, however they can get it. The discovery of Sirius has brought major changes to our operations. Suddenly there are dozens of new types of products that we can pick up and sell on the black market to our fellow Gallians. The only problem is the Royal Navy guarding the minefields. That's where our skills and expertise come in.

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