Free Trade Alliance

The Trade Alliance is a powerful interest group made up of several Corporations, Think Tanks and Criminal Syndicates which have come together for purposes of stability and interaction with other entities (namely the Dwarven and Elven factions).

Major Corporations

Frontier Union

Goto-Wilson Corporation

Wayfarer Drives

Crime Syndicates

Gamma 88

Think Tanks

Centre for Ethereal Development

The Pancorporate Commission

Cities of Attraction


The City is the center of life for the Free Trade Alliance, and anything outside is considered irrelevant. Naturally, the cities of Terra have become overbuilt, and have almost enveloped the planet, for conservation is not in the highest of priorities among those who determine the layout. The Cities are the life blood of the FTA, filled with the constant exchange of goods, and the breeding of greed and desire.



The cities themselves are kept mostly anarchic, the general populous allowed to engage as they see fit, as its this constant anarchy that breeds the consumerism that drives the machine that is the Corporate dominion. Of course, there is conflict among the people at the top, nightclub owners don't want violence on their hands, but arms companies want a gun in the hand of every person able to do so, and more. Despite this inherent contradiction, the cities of Terra are highly attractive to beings of sentience throughout the ether.

An Empire from Credit


The Free Trade Alliance isn't a governmental body, and there are no universal laws or citizen rights. Instead the FTA is an amalgamation of various interest groups with varying degrees of power and influence over the others, with each group operating its own structure and interactions with other parties. However, when it comes to discussions between the Corporate Conglomerate and other entities such as the Dwarven Forge Worlds or the Council of Ilar, official stances and diplomacy are handled by the Factional Relations Council. In essence, the various interest groups work by outsourcing responsibilities to other interest groups.