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| Rochester Base | |
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| Station | |
| Owner Faction | Junkers |
| Location | D3, New York, |
Where there's junk, there are the Junkers. They've been around since the earliest days of the Trade Lanes. Descended from the working classes, they developed within the House systems as a sort of necessary evil, handling the dirty work that no one else would. They do well salvaging valuable materials from the ever-increasing debris fields throughout Sirius, with the notable exception of Kusari. To this day they remain held at bay by the Hogosha.
Anyone who deals with Junkers knows they live by a strict code; if you're not a Junker, you're not part of the family. A Junker will double-cross you without a second thought, and they're fiercely protective of each other. Most House corporations consider the Junkers to be simple criminals, but Junkers will occasionally do favors for the police, turning in the odd, mid-level criminal or letting them know about the occasional drug shipment. So despite some harassment, the police stop short of shutting them down. The infrequent police cleanup operations are little more than exercises in public relations, though there's no love lost between the two groups.
The Junkers make their official money from salvaging debris within the fields, but also have a good deal going with various criminals, who like their "no questions asked" policy. Tolerated by the governments, Junkers sometimes deal in contraband, but they are extremely hard to catch red-handed. They are frequently patronized by the criminal element for the refuge they offer within the often hostile territory of House capitol systems.
Liberty has two groups: a major population in the New York system, and a smaller enclave in Texas. The Junker base of operations in New London is located near the shipyards within the Southampton Debris Field. In New Berlin they scavenge the remaining pockets of industrial waste and scrap within the asteroid fields. Their latest foray is a departure -- a base in the Border Worlds. Attracted by the ALG operation in Sigma-13, they have set up shop near the facility and do most of the dirty work, picking off the best loot from the old ships for themselves. It also serves as a convenient launching point for Cardamine and Artifact runs into New Berlin. Long-distance smuggling is new for the faction, which is still perfecting this skill.
Factions and Reputation
- No faction representatives are present on this base.
Commodities Broker
- The commodities that are listed for this facility are of special interest to its residents. Other commodities can also be sold here, but the commodity broker will only pay the default price for unlisted items. Check the main Commodities page for more information about a specific commodity.
Equipment Dealer
- The equipment listed only includes the ship equipment that can be mounted on a ship's hard-point. Any facility that sells mountable equipment also sells munitions for those weapons, as well as repair items such as Shield Batteries and Nanobots. Check the Equipment page for more information about specific items.
Ship Dealer
- Most of the faction bases sell ships that are produced by that faction, although some public facilities will often sell general-purpose "civilian" ships. Check the Ship Portal for the facilities that sell a specific ship.
| Ship | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Combat Service Vehicle (CSV) | Freighters | $186,670 |
| "Collector" Junker Very Heavy Fighter | Very Heavy Fighters | $1,963,130 |
| Junker Combat Service Freighter | Freighters | $2,681,750 |
