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If friendlies are in the battlefield before you, protocol is to request permission to join them. Most players are friendly and open, but be willing to warp off, if permission is denied.
If friendlies are in the battlefield before you, protocol is to request permission to join them. Most players are friendly and open, but be willing to warp off, if permission is denied.


=== Satellite/Nomad Offices ===
=== Nomad Offices ===
Faction Warfare can be very dynamic. To have both Militias (Minmatar and Amarr) served from our HQ, with its full services (e.g. Buyback, more advanced ships on contract, fleets), it is important to us to keep our HQ in Isbrabata, a Frontline System. This is a core task of our Unistas. However, in Faction Warfare, Frontline system status can change anytime, which actually makes Faction Warfare an interesting territory game.  
Faction Warfare can be very dynamic. To have both Militias (Minmatar and Amarr) served from our HQ, with its full services (e.g. Buyback, more advanced ships on contract, fleets), it is important to us to keep our HQ in Isbrabata, a Frontline System. This is a core task of our Unistas. However, in Faction Warfare, Frontline system status can change anytime, which actually makes Faction Warfare an interesting territory game.  


To enable our Unistas to participate, plan, strategize, and fight for their Militias, '''LSC is maintaining so called Satellite/Nomad Offices'''. Those will keep the free FD ships in the General Hangar, and some FW-aimed ships on contracts. This should enable ( while Isbrabata is not Frontline) docking up in other stations while enlisted, and fighting their way back to Isbrabata, to help return Isbrabata to a Frontline system.
To enable our Unistas to participate, plan, strategize, and fight for their Militias, '''LSC is maintaining so called Nomad Offices'''. Those will keep the free FD ships in the General Hangar, and some FW-aimed ships on contracts. This should enable ( while Isbrabata is not Frontline) docking up in other stations while enlisted, and fighting their way back to Isbrabata, to help return Isbrabata to a Frontline system.


While Isbrabata is Frontline, a minimum stock of ships are kept ready. Once the Satellite/Nomad Offices are needed, active restocking of FD ships as well as selected FW ship will take place during the Territory fight, to help our Unistas fight for their Militia. The Offices have a Clone Bay as well. However, the services are kept to a minimum, as the main services are served via our HQ (e.g. Buyback operations, fleets).
While Isbrabata is Frontline, a minimum number of FD ships are available, while ship on contract will only be put up, when Isbrabata is not a Frontline anymore. Once the Nomad Offices are needed, active restocking of FD ships as well as selected FW ship will take place during the Territory fight, to help our Unistas fight for their Militia. The Offices have a Clone Bay as well. However, the services are kept to a minimum, as the main services are served via our HQ (e.g. Buyback operations, fleets).


'''<u><big>Important</big></u>''': While NOT enlisted in a Militia, any character can dock in Isbrabata. While enlisted in a Militia, characters are denied access to NPC stations in systems controlled by the opposing Militia. Frontline systems are considered uncontrolled by either Militia.
'''<u><big>Important</big></u>''': While NOT enlisted in a Militia, any character can dock in Isbrabata. While enlisted in a Militia, characters are denied access to NPC stations in systems controlled by the opposing Militia. Frontline systems are considered uncontrolled by either Militia.