Core values and principles that guide the organization's actions.

Devotion

White – Order, ration law, “proper place for all.”

Blue – Technocratic logistics, perfected flow, data‑driven provisioning.

Black – Dynastic self‑interest and willingness to weaponize scarcity.

These actions may improve your standing with the organization.

Minor Favors (everyday loyalty)

• Escort an Asenobi relief convoy through a risky system or pirate‑prone lane and ensure all Dei shipments arrive intact.

• Break up or quietly discredit a local counterfeit‑Dei ring that is undercutting official packs in a client port.

• Provide actionable intelligence on impending famine, civil unrest, or black‑market manipulation in a client world before quotas visibly fail.

Moderate Favors (visible, sector-scale help)

• Stabilize a threatened synthesis complex or Dei factory (e.g., repel raiders, stop sabotage, or secure critical spare parts) before production drops.

• Broker a new relief‑to‑reconstruction agreement between the Dynasty and a struggling polity, convincing locals to accept Asenobi “temporary” oversight and infrastructure.

• Expose and neutralize a rival faction’s plot (Ebon Syndicate, Crimson Concord, or Outer Sphere warlords) aimed at seizing, poisoning, or discrediting Asenobi relief operations in a subsector.

Major Favors (dynasty-shaping service)

• Turn a major crisis—Rift disruption, time drift, or large‑scale famine—into a showcase victory for Asenobi logistics by saving a key client world and visibly tying that rescue to Asenobi authority.

• Deliver a strategically vital facility (a new synthesis tower, orbital hub, or Rift‑adjacent depot) into Asenobi hands, either by conquest, coup‑backing, or high‑stakes negotiation.

• Unmask and break a coordinated conspiracy inside the Dynasty’s own networks (Expansionist overreach, Reformist sabotage, or Soft‑Accordist espionage) in a way that preserves the Naya’tan Obi’s legitimacy and strengthens central control.

Disliked/Hated/Hunted: Records “lose” your shipments, ration cards glitch, and Asenobi security or hired proxies begin to make life very hard.

Minor Disservices

• Repeatedly delay Asenobi convoys or inspections through negligence or side deals, causing minor shipment slippage or paperwork snarls.

• Publicly mock or undermine local Asenobi officials and patrols, eroding their aura of orderly control even if no law is broken.

• Look the other way (or take small bribes) while street‑level counterfeiters dilute Dei packs, then fail to report it through official channels.

Moderate Disservices

• Sabotage or seriously disrupt operations at a Dei factory, synthesis complex, or key port—even if “only” to help locals evade quotas or dodge debt enforcement.

• Leak internal shipment schedules, ledger details, or security patterns to rival factions (Ebon Syndicate, Crimson Concord, Outer Sphere warlords), enabling raids or market manipulation.

• Incite or arm a major client‑world protest against Asenobi quotas, relief terms, or occupation forces, forcing the Dynasty to spend Yoms, troops, and political capital to restore order.

Major Disservices

• Directly attack or seize an Asenobi relief package world, synthesis tower, or orbital hub, severing Dei flows and humiliating the Dynasty in front of the Commission and Accord.

• Expose high‑level dynastic corruption or secret coercive practices in a way that catastrophically damages their “respectable technocrat” image across the Inner Sphere.

• Aid a coordinated rival operation (Commission political bloc, Ebon Syndicate network, or hostile power) to permanently replace or dislodge Asenobi from a whole client web or region, turning their own relief empire into someone else’s asset.

Uzatan Tide‑Harvester: You trace your line to reef‑farmers who fed the original revolt.

Hokesenobi Veteran: Your ancestor fought in the last days of the occupation.