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| - | ====== FEDERAL | + | === Races | Industry | Buildings & Organizations === |
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| ===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||
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| + | * **Surroundings: | ||
| + | The Federal Weapons Manufactory (FWM) equips authorized agencies and limited civilian roles with regulated defensive tools under the [[federal_allotment_agency|Federal Allotment Agency]] and the terms of the [[peace_treaty|Peace Treaty]]. Founded in 2632 by resolution of [[supreme_councilor|Aisha Patel]], it continues the regulated craft tradition that began at the [[forge_of_atrana|Forge of Atrana]] in the [[beta_age|Beta Age]] — now focused on restraint, durability, and sustainability rather than mass armament. | ||
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| - | The Federal Weapons Manufactory (FWM) is an essential institution in the [[federal_confederation|Federal Confederation]], | ||
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| - | ===== The Forge of Atrana: Progenitor of the Federal Weapon Manufactory ===== | ||
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| - | The [[forge_of_atrana|Forge of Atrana,]] established during the [[Beta Age|Beta Age]], laid the foundation for the Federal Weapon Manufactory. Initially a small workshop producing high-quality tools for hunters, it was transformed into a key industrial hub during the [[great_war|Great War]], shifting to mass weapon production under [[gaia_system|GAIA’s]] direction. While the Forge closed post-war due to the Peace Treaty’s firearm ban, its legacy endures in the Federal Weapon Manufactory, | ||
| ===== Architectural Significance ===== | ===== Architectural Significance ===== | ||
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| - | The Federal Weapons Manufactory’s design reflects Morningstar’s emphasis on practicality and sustainability. | + | * **Floors:** 1 main production level with a small mezzanine for offices and ledgers. |
| - | + | * **Design Aesthetic: | |
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| - | + | * **Ventilation (Passive): | |
| - | **Design Features:** | + | * **Energy Use (Low-Draw): |
| - | * Reinforced walls ensure secure operations, protecting the facility | + | |
| - | * High ceilings | + | |
| - | * Natural lighting through large, reinforced windows reduces energy use and enhances visibility within the workspace. | + | |
| ===== Building Structure ===== | ===== Building Structure ===== | ||
| + | * **Receiving & Stores:** Crate scale, alloy/wood stock racks, string and resin cupboard; seal-stamp desk. | ||
| + | * **Metal Shop (Hot Bay):** Char/biogas forges, anvils, swage blocks; temper quench; baton collars and crossbow limb fittings. | ||
| + | * **Wood & Laminate Shop:** Stocks, grips, and laminated limbs; glue press, drawknives, rasp benches. | ||
| + | * **String & Bolt Bench:** Fiber twisting, serving jigs; bolt shafts, heads, and fletching. | ||
| + | * **Electro Bench (Stun Units):** Hand-wound coils, capacitor cartridges, ceramic housings; safety cradle and charge dynamos. | ||
| + | * **Assembly & Proof Room:** Fit-up of FGCs, batons, and stun units; armorer’s vises; mechanical cycle testers. | ||
| + | * **Indoor Test Lane:** Short backstop with sand trap and witness boards; spark-gap rig for stun verification. | ||
| + | * **QA Gallery:** Serial scribing, tolerance checks, endurance logs; countersign ledger. | ||
| + | * **Armory Vault:** Finished goods, critical parts; dual-key custody; issuance hatch. | ||
| + | * **Mezzanine Offices:** Manager’s desk, rosters, procurement ledgers; small break nook. | ||
| + | * **Restrooms: | ||
| + | * **Yard & Loading:** Covered wagon bay; crate bench; chain-of-custody table. | ||
| - | * **Manufacturing Halls:** Spacious areas equipped with specialized machinery for crafting weapons | + | ===== Look and Feel ===== |
| - | * **Recycling and Maintenance Wing:** Dedicated to dismantling, repairing, and refurbishing weapons, emphasizing | + | Hammer ring from the hot bay, the rasp of wood in the laminate shop, and soft clicks from coil winders in the electro bench. Clerestory light washes |
| - | * **Storage Facility:** A highly secure area for finished products and raw materials, with access restricted to authorized personnel. | + | |
| - | * **Administrative Offices:** A small wing housing | + | |
| - | * **Employee Break Room:** A modest but well-equipped area for workers to rest, featuring a kitchenette | + | |
| - | ===== Products | + | ===== Products |
| + | **For Federal Law Enforcement** | ||
| + | * **[[federal_gun_crossbow|Federal Gun Crossbow (FGC)]]:** Compact, quiet crossbow with laminated limbs and serialized receiver; bolt kits. | ||
| + | * **[[federal_baton|Federal Baton]]:** Tempered alloy core with safe-grip sleeve; restraint-first design. | ||
| + | * **[[federal_stun_gun|Federal Stun Gun]]:** Low-draw capacitor cartridge; hand-crank bench charging; ceramic safety housing. | ||
| - | ==== For Federal Law Enforcement ==== | + | **For Civilian Use (licensed under the [[civil_code|Civil Code]]; allotment-card issuance only)** |
| + | * **Stun Guns (limited): | ||
| - | * **[[federal_gun_crossbow|Federal | + | Distribution occurs via the Armory Vault to [[federal_sheriff|Federal |
| - | * Holstered on the belt for quick access, with bolts carried in a separate pouch. | + | |
| - | * **[[federal_baton|Federal Baton:]]** A non-lethal tool designed for subduing threats while minimizing harm. | + | |
| - | * Durable and easy to handle, favored in de-escalation scenarios. | + | |
| - | * **[[federal_stun_gun|Federal Stun Gun]]:** Delivers a high-voltage shock to incapacitate opponents temporarily.Lightweight and holstered alongside other standard tools. | + | |
| - | ==== For Civilian Use ==== | + | ===== Roles and Responsibilities |
| + | === Staff (≈27) === | ||
| + | * **Manufactory Manager (1):** Operations, compliance, FAA liaison, QA countersign. | ||
| + | * **Craftsmen / Armorers (8):** Metal shaping, heat treat, fit-up. | ||
| + | * **Wood/ | ||
| + | * **Electro Technicians (4):** Coils, capacitors, safety housings, test jigs. | ||
| + | * **Maintenance (2):** Forges, presses, dynamos, tool upkeep. | ||
| + | * **Recycling & Repair (2):** Strip/ | ||
| + | * **Quality Assurance (2):** Serial control, tolerance checks, proof logs. | ||
| + | * **Armory & Issue Clerks (2):** Chain-of-custody, | ||
| - | Under strict conditions outlined in the [[civil_code|Civil Code]], Federal Stun Guns are made available | + | ===== Public Access, Operating Hours and Operational Rhythm ===== |
| + | * **Shifts:** **08: | ||
| + | * **Issuance Window (Armory):** By warrant/ | ||
| + | * **Courier Handover:** Crated consignments to [[federal_courier_service|FCS]] at **07:30** and **16: | ||
| + | * **Tours:** Not public; guild/ | ||
| - | * Loggers in Morningstar and field workers in [[hope|Hope]] for predator defense. | + | ===== Services / Operations ===== |
| - | * The landlady of the [[halfway_inn|Halfway Inn]], located along the [[trade_route|Trade Route]] between [[New Kourou|New Kourou]] | + | Core manufactory operations |
| - | Weapons for civilians are distributed solely by the FWM against special [[allottment_cards|Allotment Cards]], ensuring accountability and compliance with federal regulations. | + | | **Stream / Process** | **What Enters** | **Primary Handling** | **Outputs** | **Destination / Use** | |
| - | + | | **Forging & Heat Treat** | Alloy bar, fasteners | Forge, form, quench, temper | Baton cores, fittings | Assembly | | |
| - | + | | **Wood/ | |
| - | ===== Employees and Operations ===== | + | | **String & Bolt Making** | Fibers, heads, shafts | Twist/ |
| - | + | | **Stun Unit Build** | Coils, ceramics, caps | Wind coils, fit caps, bench-charge | Stun guns + cartridges | QA → Armory | | |
| - | The FWM operates with a streamlined team of 27 individuals: | + | | **Assembly & Proof** | Subassemblies | Fit, cycle, proof (lane & spark-gap) | Serialized weapons | Armory Vault | |
| - | + | | **QA & Serial Control** | Sampled lots | Tolerance | |
| - | **Management (1 employee):** | + | | **Repair & Refurbish** | Returns, damaged units | Strip, replace, re-prove | Serviceable stock | Armory Vault | |
| - | + | | **Recycling** | Scrap metal/wood, spent parts | Sort, palletize | Salvage batches | [[federal_technological_recycling_plant|FTRP]] / FWRS | | |
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| - | **Operative Staff (23 employees):** | + | |
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| - | * **Maintenance Technicians: | + | |
| - | * **Recycling Specialists: | + | |
| - | * **Quality Assurance Inspectors:** Ensuring that every weapon meets the stringent standards set by the Confederation, from design robustness to performance accuracy. | + | |
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| - | **Weapons transfer and control (4 employees):** | + | |
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| - | ===== Shift Work ===== | + | |
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| - | To ensure efficient operations and meet production demands, the Federal Weapons Manufactory adheres to a two-shift schedule: | + | |
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| - | * **Evening Shift:** 4:00 PM – 12:00 AM | + | |
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| - | ===== Sustainability and Maintenance ===== | + | |
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| - | The Federal Weapons Manufacture isn't just about producing weapons. With a strong commitment to sustainability, the FWM incorporates a recycling program where old, decommissioned weapons are dismantled. Usable | + | |
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| - | The ethos of the FWM, from its products to its operations, reflects the values of the Federal Confederation — emphasizing protection, restraint, and sustainability. | + | |
| ===== Security Measures ===== | ===== Security Measures ===== | ||
| + | * **Perimeter Fence:** 3 m alloy mesh with staffed gate and load-lane bollards. | ||
| + | * **Restricted Access:** Armory Vault and electro bench under analog key + dual-custody ledger. | ||
| + | * **Chain-of-Custody: | ||
| + | * **Exit Inspections: | ||
| + | * **Analog Alert System:** [[analog_alert_system|Analog Siren System]] tied to the [[local_sheriff_s_office_of_morningstar|Local Sheriff’s Office (Morningstar)]]. | ||
| + | * **Deputy Patrols:** Scheduled Industrial Ring passes; incident logbook countersigned daily. | ||
| - | The FWM employs rigorous security protocols to safeguard its operations: | + | ===== Player Interaction Possibilities (Legal and Illegal) ===== |
| + | **Legal interactions:** | ||
| + | * Receive a GAIA assignment as armorer’s aide, laminate tech, coil winder, QA runner, or armory clerk. | ||
| + | * Deliver sealed crates to Sheriff depots or swap refurbished units for field returns. | ||
| + | * Observe (by permit) a proof session from the catwalk and log serials. | ||
| - | | + | **Illegal interactions:** |
| - | * **Restricted Access:** Only authorized personnel are permitted in manufacturing and storage areas. Access is strictly regulated, and identification is verified before entry. | + | * Forge allotment paperwork; swap crate route labels to misdirect a shipment. |
| - | * **Analog Alert System:** An [[analog_alert_system|Analog Siren System]] alerts the [[local_sheriff_s_office_of_morningstar|Local Sheriff’s Office]] in case of unauthorized access | + | * Lift a capacitor cartridge |
| - | * **Deputy Surveillance: | + | * Sabotage limb laminates or coil wind counts |
| - | * **Reinforced Storage:** Secure vaults house finished weapons and critical components. | + | |
| - | * **Employee Checks:** Upon completing their shifts, all employees are subjected | + | |
| ===== Tactical Advice for Dungeon Masters ===== | ===== Tactical Advice for Dungeon Masters ===== | ||
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| - | The Federal Weapons Manufactory in Morningstar provides numerous opportunities for immersive storytelling and dynamic gameplay: | + | |
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| - | * **Undercover Operations: | + | |
| - | * **Supply Chain Disruption: | + | |
| - | * Espionage | + | |
| - | * **Surveillance and Security Upgrades:** Players might collaborate with Local Sheriff Deputies to enhance the manufactory’s defenses, responding to escalating gang threats. | + | |
| ===== Related Pages and Further Information ===== | ===== Related Pages and Further Information ===== | ||
| - | + | * [[the_gamma_age|Gamma Age]] | |
| - | * [[human_weapons_in_the_gamma_age|Exohuman | + | * [[human_weapons_in_the_gamma_age|ExoHuman |
| - | *[[federal_confederation| Federal Confederation]] | + | * [[federal_confederation|Federal Confederation]] |
| - | * [[civil_code|Civil Code]] | + | * [[morningstar|Morningstar]] |
| - | * [[federal_sheriff|Federal Sheriff]] | + | * [[peace_treaty|Peace Treaty]] |
| - | * [[peace_treaty|Peace Treaty]] | + | * [[civil_code|Civil Code]] |
| - | * [[forge_of_atrana|Forge of Atrana]] | + | * [[federal_sheriff|Federal Sheriff]] |
| + | * [[forge_of_atrana|Forge of Atrana]] | ||
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