FACTIONS

The Sons of Odin endure in the cold, resource-rich reaches of space. From Jupiter’s massive orbit out to the distant edge of Pluto, with the asteroid belt at the heart of their domain. What began as mining clans and frontier crews slowly grew into a powerful faction, built on hard labor, shared risk, and an unbreakable sense of kinship. In these outer regions, survival is earned, and the Sons of Odin wear that truth with pride.

Their cities reflect who they are. Massive structures rise from moons and stations like carved stone halls, marked by Nordic symbols and brutal, functional design. Ancient influences shape their architecture, but everything is reinforced with modern engineering meant to endure harsh gravity wells, radiation storms, and constant industrial strain. These are places built to last, not to impress—though their presence is impossible to ignore.

As traders and pilots, the Sons of Odin favor FRAMEs that mirror their values: tough, reliable, and brutally effective. Their machines blend old-world craftsmanship with advanced technology, creating war machines that feel hand-forged rather than mass-produced. Guided by a culture rooted in honor, strength, and earned prosperity, the Sons of Odin don’t chase dominance for its own sake. They fight to claim what they believe is rightfully theirs—and to leave a legacy worthy of the sagas that inspire them.

For generations, Osiris Enterprises has remained at the heart of human civilization.

Its influence reaches from the cities of Earth to the colonies of Mars and the lunar settlements between them. Long before the rise of rival powers, Osiris secured its place through control of essential resources, advanced engineering, and decades of research into Core technology.

Its dominance was not created through a single war or conquest. It was built slowly through stability, innovation, and the belief that humanity’s survival depended on structure.

What began as a corporation focused on solving humanity’s greatest challenges eventually became something much larger. Osiris designed the infrastructure that allowed colonies to survive beyond Earth, developed the energy networks that connected distant worlds, and created many of the technologies that shaped modern civilization.

Over time, many stopped seeing Osiris as a company and began seeing it as the foundation that held human society together.

The identity of Osiris is rooted in humanity’s ancient past. Inspired by the civilizations of old Earth, Osiris believes true power is not measured by how quickly something rises, but by how long it endures.

That philosophy influences everything they create.

Their cities are built as symbols of permanence. Massive structures of stone, alloy, and advanced materials rise above their worlds, designed to remind citizens that civilizations are remembered by what they leave behind.

Their FRAMEs follow the same principle.

Each machine is more than a weapon system. It is a reflection of Osiris values, combining advanced technology with designs inspired by the monuments, warriors, and mythology of the ancient world. To an Osiris pilot, a FRAME represents responsibility, legacy, and the duty to protect what humanity has built.

Not everyone sees them as protectors.

Critics argue that Osiris uses tradition and stability as justification for control. They believe the corporation has grown too powerful, deciding the future of humanity while claiming to preserve it. To these critics, Osiris does not defend civilization. It owns it.

Across the Armored Sector, that question has become increasingly difficult to answer.

Osiris controls many of the systems people rely on every day. Trade networks, Core energy distribution, planetary development, and critical supply chains all move through their infrastructure. Countless colonies exist because of Osiris technology, but dependence on that technology gives the corporation influence few can challenge.

To some worlds, Osiris represents security in an unpredictable universe.

To others, it represents an empire built without ever declaring itself one.

The Sons of Odin view Osiris as a force that has weakened humanity by replacing independence with obedience. Black Dawn believes Osiris is trapped by old traditions and refuses to accept what humanity could become.

Osiris rejects both accusations.

They believe they are the last barrier preventing humanity from repeating the mistakes that destroyed civilizations before them. They believe order is not oppression, but the reason humanity continues to survive.

In Armored Sector, opposing Osiris Enterprises means more than fighting soldiers, fleets, or FRAME divisions. It means challenging an idea that has guided humanity for generations.

The belief that without order, everything eventually falls.

The Black Dawn Corporation stands as one of the most powerful factions in the Armored Sector, defined by their exclusive bond with the alien nanotechnology known as the Styx. Their dominion stretches beyond Pluto, deep into uncharted space, where they hold control over the Weis System—an interlinked celestial network tied to humanity’s reach. Mastery of Styx technology and relentless pursuit of innovation have made Black Dawn a force both feared and enigmatic, poised to shape the destiny of the universe from the shadows.