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History
Ravenswatch got their start in 2941 when co-founder Lumiaris began working on a small-scale mining operation finding small gems and minerals in various caves throughout Microtech.
After saving for 4 years, Lumiaris was able to purchase Ravenswatch’s first ship capable of interplanetary travel in 2945 and began exploring the Stanton system for more suitable mining claims.
In 2946 Ravneswatch was officially formed after Lumiaris teamed up with security expert Jackhigh. Together, they expanded the operation to Stanton’s Aaron Belt and Crusader’s moons Delamar and Yela.
In 2948, Ravenswatch acquired a new ship capable of constructing outposts and decided to expand their operations into the Pyro system. Shortly after arriving, they began construction of a mining
settlement on Pyro III which, for a time, was kept intentionally small to stay out of view of the various piracy organizations in the system. Ravenswatch largly aimed to remain out of the chaos and
conflict in the Pyro system by keeping their head down and focusing on mining, generally taking the safest route in and our of the system.
In 2950, after a couple years of expansion and close calls, an unknown organization made contact with the Ravenswatch Council to broker a deal of cooperation where we were to supply their organization
with minerals in return for protection throughout the Pyro system. With the promise of better mining claims, after several months of deliberation and negotiation, it was agreed that Ravenswatch would be
become the industrial wing of this organization. With the help of new found friends, Jackhigh and Lumiaris were able to achieve new-found prosperity in Pyro by beginning to research new methods of
refining raw materials.
Early in 2954, rumors began to circle that Lumiaris and Jackhigh, once known for their neutrality in business dealings, were providing support to pirates within the Pyro system and were placed on a
no-transit list to Stanton. Cut-off from their home worlds, the founding members of Ravenswatch hired a private investigator to uncover the source of these rumors. What they uncovered is that a pocket
of their parent organization had been secretly conducting piracy raids throughout Pyro and had recently expanded them to Stanton causing security to take notice.
Later in 2954, after several years of serving as an industrial wing for a now known pirate organization, Lumiaris and Jackhigh decided they no longer could support the piracy operations and broke ties
with them. They met with ForsakenCaptain, a friend of a friend who had also been experimenting with scientific research to improve the quality of industrial output and together, decided to recharter
themselves as an independent organization focused on industrial research and scientific endeavors that benefit humanity.
Today, Ravenswatch continues to build its presence in Pyro and has bolstered its security division under Sentinel Jackhigh to ensure that our organization will remain independent in the future. Steward ForsakenCaptain
has began research operations at an undisclosed location within the Pyro system, and has dispatched exploration teams to all known neighboring systems in search for a suitable location to construct their
new research lab. Sovereign Lumiaris serves to guide the organization and maintain diplomatic ties with the UEE and other organizations. Together the three founders serve as the Ravenswatch Council.
Manifesto
Ravenswatch Interstellar
Ravenswatch brings together explorers, engineers, and scientists who are committed to advancing the frontiers of space industry and scientific discovery. While our core focus lies in the areas of science and industry, we welcome members to explore diverse paths and engage in a variety of pursuits across the ‘verse. Our mission is to build a disciplined, vibrant community that embraces the challenges and rewards of every journey, no matter the role or endeavor.
Core Principles
Our principles guide our actions, ensuring that we remain focused and adaptable in an ever-changing universe.
Commitment to Exploration and Innovation
Ravenswatch is driven by the pursuit of progress within the realms of space industry and science. Our members engage in mining, crafting, resource management, and research—utilizing gameplay loops that allow for both personal and collective growth. Whether you’re extracting resources from the depths of a star system or unlocking blueprints to craft new ships, every action contributes to the bigger picture. Innovation isn’t just about discovery; it’s about creating the tools and infrastructure that enable further exploration and advancement.
Adaptation to a Dynamic Universe
The evolving nature of Star Citizen demands that we remain agile. Ravenswatch prioritizes projects that matter: constructing outposts, exploring the ‘verse, unlocking prototype technologies, or engaging in server-wide events. Our focus is on practical and impactful objectives, whether you’re gathering materials to fabricate critical components or building your home amongst the stars.
Strategic Independence and Defense
Ravenswatch pledges allegience to no authority but that of our Council. Our independence enables us to operate without external obligations, allowing our members to collaborate across a variety of professions. As our members rise through guilds and acquire reputation, we emphasize the importance of ethical conduct, strategic partnerships, and a strong defense.
A Thriving, Disciplined, and Inclusive Community
We value professionalism, discipline, and mutual respect, fostering an environment where members thrive both in and out of their chosen professions. By participating in Science and Industry divisions, members can craft new technologies, participate in high-level contracts, and support large-scale operations. But we also believe in having fun while achieving success. Whether directing a fleet of ships or working in small teams on specialized missions, Ravenswatch is about growth, shared experiences, and enjoying the full spectrum of what Star Citizen has to offer.
Join Us
Ravenswatch invites explorers, scientists, engineers, innovators, and protectors to contribute to the advancement of science and industry in the ‘verse. Together, we will navigate the challenges of star systems, unlock new technologies, and help shape the future of space exploration—all while embracing the thrill of discovery and innovation that comes with every mission.
Charter
Ravenswatch Interstellar
Preamble
Ravenswatch is an independent cooperative organization focused on scientific and industrial
pursuits. While we are not hostile toward the United Empire of Earth (UEE), members are not
required to adhere to UEE regulations—our rules take precedence. Ravenswatch does not engage
in piracy, maintaining a stance of general neutrality, though we will forge alliances and
participate in war when necessary. Our governance relies on a collaborative Council of Ravens
to guide strategic decisions and ensure smooth coordination across divisions.
I. Structure and Governance
The Council of Ravens provides leadership and alignment for all divisions. It consists of:- Council Sovereign (CEO) – Oversees diplomacy, treasury, recruitment, and marketing.
- Council Steward (COO) – Manages industrial and scientific efforts through directors and officers.
- Council Sentinel (CSO) – Leads defense, security, and medical operations.
Council Decision-Making:
- Council decisions are made by majority vote, with the Sovereign breaking ties.
II. Council Roles and Responsibilities
Council Sovereign- Oversees treasury, diplomacy, recruitment, and public outreach.
- Manages Treasurer and Diplomats.
- Aligns all divisions with organizational goals and resolves Council deadlocks.
- Oversees industrial and scientific operations through Directors.
- Ensures each industry within the organization is led by a Director responsible for that field (e.g., mining, refining, manufacturing).
- Coordinates logistics, exploration, and outpost maintenance.
- Reports operational updates to the Sovereign.
- Leads security, military, and medical operations.
- Manages Admiral, Wing Commanders, and Search-and-Rescue Teams.
- Collaborates with the Sovereign on security protocols.
III. Operational Divisions
1. Diplomacy and Treasury (Reports to Council Sovereign)
- Treasurer: Manages finances and operational budgets.
- Diplomats: Maintain alliances and coordinate trade agreements.
2. Industrial Divisions (Managed by Council Steward)
- Director for Each Industry: Leads a specific field of expertise such as mining, refining, or manufacturing.
- Logistics Director: Oversees transportation and shipping operations.
- Exploration Director: Leads missions to discover resources and routes.
- Outpost Directors: Manage outpost infrastructure and development.
- Maintenance Crews: Report to their respective Outpost Director for repairs and upkeep.
3. Security and Military Divisions (Directed by Council Sentinel)
- Admiral: Commands all military forces during conflicts. * Wing Commanders and Ship Captains lead aerial and space combat operations. * Squad Leaders oversee ground-based combat and tactical teams.
- Search-and-Rescue Teams: Provide medical support and recovery services.
IV. Conflict Management
- Admiral Appointment: The Council Sentinel appoints (or becomes) the Admiral for each conflict,
subject to confirmation by the Council. The Admiral commands all military forces for the duration of the conflict. - Admiral’s Oversight: The Admiral operates under the strategic direction of the Council Sentinel, and the Council may replace the Admiral by vote if needed.
- Independent Ship Owners: Members with independently acquired ships may opt out of missions that put their vessels at risk without penalty.
V. Membership Structure
- Council Members: Sovereign, Steward, Sentinel
- Directors: Lead specialized gameplay loops and divisions
- Officers: Manage tactical or operational tasks within divisions
- Specialists: Provide technical or expert support in critical areas
- Members: Participate actively in the organization’s operations
- Initiates: New recruits undergoing an introductory period to integrate into the organization
Recruitment Officers
- Report to the Council Sovereign.
- Identify, recruit, and onboard new members aligned with the organization’s values.
VI. Code of Conduct
- As a division of the greater Ravenswatch Gaming community, members are bound by the Ravenswatch Gaming Charter
- Ravenswatch does not engage in piracy, any member found in violation of this will not be rescued or defended for their actions.
VII. Amendments and Leadership Appointments
- Amendments to the charter require unanimous Council approval.
- The Sovereign shall only be removed through resignation.
- Other Council members are appointed or removed by unanimous vote of the Council, excluding the individual in question.
- Directors and officers are appointed at the discretion of the relevant Council member.