• Location: Industrial Ring, Morningstar
• Address: NW Industrial Ring Rd 2
• Surroundings: Immediately adjacent to the Fogwood Sawmill Headquarters

Founded in November 2626 by master sawmill operator Jaque Hussaini, Hussaini Carpentry Inc. transformed raw timber from Fogwood Sawmill Inc. into finished goods—furniture, framing beams, and bespoke woodwork — for Morningstar and other settlements of the Free State of Settlers. Encouraged and partially funded by his former boss Hanata Ito (who retains a 49 percent share), Jaque built a thriving workshop that bridged bulk milling and frontier construction trades.

After the Peace Treaty and the creation of the Federal Confederation in 2632, Hussaini Carpentry was incorporated into the Federal Carpentry-network but continued operating its plant under the supervision of the Federal Allotment Agency.

• Construction Materials: Heavy-timber framing, quarried stone plinth, and insulated plank siding
• Floors: Two (Production Hall + Gallery Loft)
• Design Purpose: Streamlined carpentry workflow — direct log delivery from the mill, ample bench space, and inventory storage
• Roof Fixtures: Fixed short-wave antenna, connected to the exohumans Shortwave Radio Network.
• Loading Canopy: Extended over Hoo‐draw ramps to shelter finished goods during all-weather dispatch

Ground Floor – Workshop & Gallery

• Log Reception Bay: Shared conveyor connection to Fogwood Sawmill’s outfeed; manual off-load by Labor Bots
• Primary Workbenches (12): Each outfitted with vise clamps, radial saws, and carving stations for furniture and trim
• Dry-Store Chamber: Climate-controlled vault for partially cured planks awaiting finishing
• Finished Goods Gallery: Display racks for ready items—tables, doors, window frames—open to local buyers
• Ground-Floor Restrooms: Two unisex stalls with AuroraSan fixtures

Second Floor – Offices & Design Loft

• Director’s Office: Jaque Hussaini’s desk, design scrolls, ledger books, and a short-wave desk transceiver
• Shareholder Corner: Small meeting table and chairs
• Design Loft: Sketch tables, wood samples, and prototype models for custom commissions
• Staff Restroom & Break Nook: One unisex stall with AuroraSan fixtures and kettle station for workers

Exterior Grounds

• Loading Docks: Covered ramps for the Hoo-drawn carts of the New Kourou Courier Service
• Buffer Yard: Stacks of finished lumber crates, secured behind a low timber fence
• Bot Charging Rack: Pedestal ports for Maintenance Bots and Manual Labor Bots

The air hums with sanders and chisel strikes. Sawdust motes swirl in shafts of yellow-tinted lamp light. Rich wood grains—walnut, cedar, oak—stacked in neat piles fill the scent. Apprentices and Labor Bots shuttle boards between benches and finishers. Upstairs, Jaque reviews blueprints by flickering holo-lights while clerks call out order numbers below.

• Founder & Director (1): Jaque Hussaini oversees design, client relations, and quality control
• Production Manager (1): Coordinates workshop schedules and bench assignments
• Carpenters (8): Skilled artisans crafting and finishing wood products
• Clerks (2): Handle orders, invoicing, and shipping manifests
• Manual Labor Bots (4): Transport raw planks and finished crates
• Maintenance Bots (2):

• Access Level: Open gallery and sales floor; workshop access by appointment only
• Operating Hours: Monday–Saturday, 07:00–19:00
• Order Rhythm: Bulk orders processed weekly; custom commissions slotted monthly

• Harvest & Milling: Fogwood Sawmill delivers planks
• Processing: Carpenters shape and finish components
• Storage: Finished goods staged in gallery and buffer yard
• Distribution: Shipments via New Kourou Courier Service to all settlements of the Free State

• Perimeter Fence: 1.5 m timber barrier with lockable gate
• Emergency Lockdown: Steel shutters drop over ground-floor windows at a central console
• External Patrols: A local Guarding Troopers Unit conducted daily patrols through the Industrial Ring

• Commission custom furnishings or structural components
• Audit production logs to verify compliance with Federal quotas
• Negotiate a joint venture with Fogwood for exotic hardwood projects

• Steal prototype designs or rare wood samples
• Bribe a clerk to falsify quality reports for inferior planks
• Sabotage workshop machinery to delay rival orders

Hussaini Carpentry offers a stage for intrigue and craftsmanship-based quests:

Blueprint Heist: NPCs hire PCs to recover stolen designs before they’re sold off-world.

Bot Uprising: A malfunctioning Maintenance Bot goes rogue, endangering the workshop and forcing a mechanical showdown.

Monopoly Maneuvers: Rival interests pressure Jaque and Hanata to break their partnership—PCs must mediate or choose sides.

Beta Age

Free State of Settlers

Morningstar

Fogwood Sawmill

Hanata Ito

New Kourou Courier Service

Federal Wood Plant (successor, Gamma Age)

Hoos