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The [[Vargr Splinters]] adjacent to the old {{Imperium}} were overrun by the Virus from [[1133]] onwards - [[Corridor Sector]] by [[1138]], with the [[Regency]] border in firm contact from [[1139]]. As underground organisations, the criminal organisations were already adept at surviving in ways that the remainder of [[Vargr]] society was not. As a result, these preferentially survived the [[Virus]] onslaught and were able to elevate themselves into an interstellar organisation before any other more traditional organisations could recover. | The [[Vargr Splinters]] adjacent to the old {{Imperium}} were overrun by the Virus from [[1133]] onwards - [[Corridor Sector]] by [[1138]], with the [[Regency]] border in firm contact from [[1139]]. As underground organisations, the criminal organisations were already adept at surviving in ways that the remainder of [[Vargr]] society was not. As a result, these preferentially survived the [[Virus]] onslaught and were able to elevate themselves into an interstellar organisation before any other more traditional organisations could recover. | ||
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| + | Within the [[Regency]], [[Vargr]] Organized Crime congeals into a racialist underground that, while it draws on human monetary and possessions, largely preys its own - the [[Vargr]]. [[Vargr]] 'towns', enclaves, cities and worlds are extorted and coerced into line with the objectives of [[The Pack]] and violence is one of its modalities. It can be argued that the overall goal of [[The Pack]] is [[Vargr]] survival in the safer shadow of the [[Regency]] inside and near the [[Regency Frontier]]. [[Human]]s take a long time to prove this, nor did they initially make great efforts to penetrate [[The Pack]] to root out its leadership. "So long as they do it to themselves and not us," was an excuse, complacent at best, racist at worst, for letting [[The Pack]] have their way with the [[Vargr]] in the safes and wilds. | ||
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Revision as of 13:39, 20 August 2020
A pseudo-government operating across the wilds of the Provence, Corridor, Deneb, Tuglikki, Gvurrdon and Spinward Marches Sectors.
Description
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History
Summary
The Vargr Splinters adjacent to the old Imperium were overrun by the Virus from 1133 onwards - Corridor Sector by 1138, with the Regency border in firm contact from 1139. As underground organisations, the criminal organisations were already adept at surviving in ways that the remainder of Vargr society was not. As a result, these preferentially survived the Virus onslaught and were able to elevate themselves into an interstellar organisation before any other more traditional organisations could recover.
Within the Regency, Vargr Organized Crime congeals into a racialist underground that, while it draws on human monetary and possessions, largely preys its own - the Vargr. Vargr 'towns', enclaves, cities and worlds are extorted and coerced into line with the objectives of The Pack and violence is one of its modalities. It can be argued that the overall goal of The Pack is Vargr survival in the safer shadow of the Regency inside and near the Regency Frontier. Humans take a long time to prove this, nor did they initially make great efforts to penetrate The Pack to root out its leadership. "So long as they do it to themselves and not us," was an excuse, complacent at best, racist at worst, for letting The Pack have their way with the Vargr in the safes and wilds.
Details
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References and Contributors
- Citation Missing - Regency Sourcebook
- Peter Gray