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An association of human assets formed to promote a common interest: bombs and business.
BOSS is a self-governed cargo and arms syndicate. From Quantanium to narcotics and high-yield munitions, we move what others won’t. No contracts, no masters—just profit.

Bombs & Business. BOSS.

History Manifesto Charter

History

BOSS began in 2947 as a loose alliance of disgruntled quartermasters moving ordnance through Stanton’s back-channels. Watching their clients walk away with the lion’s share of profit, the founders pooled seed credits, ship time, and black-book contacts to cut out the middleman entirely.

Their breakout score was a bulk lot of decommissioned CMAT shells quietly redirected from Hurston scrapyards to an eager buyer in Pyro. The margins from that single run funded expanded ops: covert RMC refiners, trusted Quantanium cutters, and a jump-point network that now spans Crusader to Cathcart without lighting up comms.

Today, BOSS is a vertically-integrated syndicate—equal parts logistics empire and ordnance think-tank—answering to no shareholders, navies, or outside contractors. A flagship is still on the horizon; until then, every haul is a step closer to fielding one under our own banner.

Manifesto

Own the Supply Chain – If we touch it, we control it—from raw ore to final trigger pull Profit Over Permission – Regulation is simply a cost to be factored, not a wall to be feared. No Masters, No Contracts – We do not fight other people’s wars; we sell them the means to finish their own. Precision in All Things – Every gram of cargo, every microSCU of Quantanium, every detonation: measured, logged, maximized. Collective Sovereignty – Rank is earned through risk and return. Every member has skin in the haul and a vote on the next move.

Bombs. Business. BOSS.

Charter

Article I – Purpose
BOSS exists to acquire, refine, and distribute high-value commodities—specifically advanced munitions, CMAT, RMC, Quantanium, and auxiliary contraband—solely for the enrichment and security of its membership.

Article II – Membership

Entry requires unanimous council approval and a capital stake (cargo, credits, or craft). Voting power scales with stake plus proven haul value. Members may leave freely but forfeit unvested shares and privileged route intel.

Article III – Governance

The Ledger Council (odd-number panel of senior stakeholders) sets strategy, ratifies large-scale moves, and can veto any operation that risks existential exposure. Quartermasters command individual runs and fleets, reporting yields and losses to the Ledger after every sortie. Auditors rotate quarterly, verifying that cargo tallies, credit flows, and detonation logs match mission manifests.

Article IV – Conduct

Engage only when profit probability ≥ 20 % after risk weighting. Zero collateral damage to uninvolved civilian assets. Waste is loss. Non-member freeloading, ledger tampering, or unauthorized data leaks are punishable by expulsion and blacklisting at all partner ports.veil our official corporate statements soon. Please come back for updated information.