A UNIVERSE TO EXPLORE
Your Missions
What might your story involve?
The UCN undertakes a wide range of missions, navigating the complexities of space with strategic precision and a commitment to uniting humanity.
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DIPLOMACY
One of the primary objectives of the UCN is to be a beacon of the political unity of humanity. In a Diplomatic Mission you will be called on to spread the vision of a unified human species amongst the many warring factions of the far flung human diaspora.
You will need to negotiate with some of the colourful characters who represent these many factions, and do your utmost to further the aims of the UCN. As the saying goes, a good starship captain wins the fight, a great starship captain ensures it never starts in the first place.
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EXPLORATION
One of the primary objectives of the UCN is to further our understanding of the universe. Exploration Missions will involve investigating strange anomalies, searching for key resources and surveying new sectors of space
Sometimes, it requires helping other UCN personnel and our allies who have got themselves into difficulty. You may need to fight to survive, but the emphasis will be more on exploration and puzzle solving.
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INTRIGUE
From missing ships to silent comms – something’s wrong, and you need to find out what, and why. Intrigue Missions will involve an investigation of some kind, and often involve carrying out tasks for UCN intelligence.
Skullduggery and subterfuge are the order of the day, if you want to find out just how deep the rabbit hole goes.
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MILITARY
Military Missions have an emphasis on ship-to-ship combat, strategy and tactics. You will come into direct confrontation with enemies of the UCN. Sometimes you will be required to defend UCN assets and personnel,
Sometimes you will be called on to assist our allies and neutral parties, and sometimes you yourselves will come under direct attack. You will need all your crew to work together seamlessly to overcome your adversaries.
AND MORE TO COME
LEADING BY EXAMPLE
Just last year, on 21st November 2179, Captain Leyla Sánchez and the crew of the UCS Hammer displayed admirable bravery above and beyond that expected of an officer of the UCN. Their ship already damaged by an enemy ambush, they refused to return to base as this would have left an unarmed UCTCN cargo vessel alone and unprotected.
Using evasive manoeuvres and pinpoint accurate strikes from all weapon systems, the Hammer destroyed three enemy craft and forced the withdrawal of a much larger enemy force when Captain Sánchez threatened to make use of the Hammer's nuclear warheads.
Thanks to their courage and quick-thinking, vital resources and more than 300 civilian lives were preserved and safely delivered to UCTCN space station Aphrodite.
Captain Sánchez and their officers were all awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for their actions.