ok, Writer's Guide, from the top. I will write in the authoritative voice because it's easier for braindumps, please take all items as suggestions only.
Galactic Republic
Unlike the nearly-self-sufficient Feds, the Warsies are primarily a military faction. Many of its members have 'normal' lives, even part-time careers in other places or pursuits, but they wear their cog wheels (reference to the gearlike design of the Republic logo) with pride, and identify themselves as per their rank and posting in the Warsie military.
Not quite a militia, not quite a standing army, people who interact over time with Warsie folk get the feeling that they're waiting for something, which would be an accurate statement. In the event of an extrasolar incrusion, the Warsies have several plans and impressively large caches of material for persuction of military action.
As the Boskonian problem has worn on and worsened, more and more Warsie ships have been put into action against this threat, and more Warsie factioners into crew slots on non-Warsie vessels fighting the Reavers.
While publicity and interest primarily focus on the big names and flashy tactics of the 'SMOFs', the Warsies are the unsung backbone of the Boskonian war.
While the Warsies don't keep to themselves nearly as much as the Feds, they do maintain multiple ships Warsie crewed and commanded at all times.
The 'near-civil-war' conflict mentioned in the entry on the Federation is still a bone of contention with the Warsies, though with the signing of the Treaty of Algeron, the conflict has died down to the level of 'friendly rivalry'. This change in attitude has been supported by the increased military activity by both factions against the Reavers.
The Warsies are the current holder of the "Stirrup Cup", a small-craft piloting trophy awarded to the winning team of the All-Hallows-Eve Asteroid Race, an event occuring on October 31st of each year, to commemorate and enforce the demilitarization of the Trekkie-Warsie conflict. Wire Geek - Burning the weak and trampling the dead since 1979Wire Geek - Burning the weak and trampling the dead since 1979
Galactic Republic
Unlike the nearly-self-sufficient Feds, the Warsies are primarily a military faction. Many of its members have 'normal' lives, even part-time careers in other places or pursuits, but they wear their cog wheels (reference to the gearlike design of the Republic logo) with pride, and identify themselves as per their rank and posting in the Warsie military.
Not quite a militia, not quite a standing army, people who interact over time with Warsie folk get the feeling that they're waiting for something, which would be an accurate statement. In the event of an extrasolar incrusion, the Warsies have several plans and impressively large caches of material for persuction of military action.
As the Boskonian problem has worn on and worsened, more and more Warsie ships have been put into action against this threat, and more Warsie factioners into crew slots on non-Warsie vessels fighting the Reavers.
While publicity and interest primarily focus on the big names and flashy tactics of the 'SMOFs', the Warsies are the unsung backbone of the Boskonian war.
While the Warsies don't keep to themselves nearly as much as the Feds, they do maintain multiple ships Warsie crewed and commanded at all times.
The 'near-civil-war' conflict mentioned in the entry on the Federation is still a bone of contention with the Warsies, though with the signing of the Treaty of Algeron, the conflict has died down to the level of 'friendly rivalry'. This change in attitude has been supported by the increased military activity by both factions against the Reavers.
The Warsies are the current holder of the "Stirrup Cup", a small-craft piloting trophy awarded to the winning team of the All-Hallows-Eve Asteroid Race, an event occuring on October 31st of each year, to commemorate and enforce the demilitarization of the Trekkie-Warsie conflict. Wire Geek - Burning the weak and trampling the dead since 1979Wire Geek - Burning the weak and trampling the dead since 1979