Augumene Allergen

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Part 1

Level	1
Type	Mining
Objective	Mine 333 x units of Augumene (99.9m³)
Extra	Normal asteroid belt rats can spawn during this mission.

Mission briefing
Well, I need someone who can handle a ship, but who also knows how to rip ore. If you can do that, then we might be able to come to an agreement. You've heard of Augumene ore before? It's not too common because it's too costly to refine safely. Thing is, though, a team of scientists working for Core Complexion Inc. think they've figured out a way to do it cheaply. We need someone to procure some of the ore, though, so they can run some tests. Interested?

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Level	1
Type	Courier
Objective	Deliver 1 x Encrypted Data Crystals (1.0 m³)

Mission briefing
Oh, it's nothing complicated or difficult, frankly. But it's not something I'd trust to a common courier service or even an encrypted FTL transmission. Can you go pick up the formula our scientists have been working on and bring it back to me here? They've stored a copy in some encrypted data crystals. I need to have my personal team review the process before I can let the experiment go ahead.

Level	1
Type	Courier
Objective	Pick-up 4 x Scientist (4.0 m³)
Extra	Rescue the surviving scientists from the quarantine station. Open the station as cargo to get the scientists.

Mission briefing
Listen, things were going fine. Just fine. My team had approved the procedure and tested the results. But here's the thing. None of the science team was of Matari heritage. They were all Caldari or mixed-blood. So what we didn't realize until way too late is that the Augumene ore reprocessed using this new formula, for god knows what reason, produces a severe and deadly allergic reaction in most people of the Matari racial type. <character name>, almost the entire population of that reprocessing lab was Matari. There are only a handful of survivors. It's a disaster, a huge disaster. First thing, we need to evacuate the surviving scientists from the quarantine station next to their lab. That's your first job. Come back when that's done, and we'll have more to do, I imagine.

Level	1
Type	Encounter
Objective	Destroy the Quarantine Station and any Amarrian ships in the area.
Faction	Amarr Empire
Best damage to deal	EM Th
Damage to resist	EM Th
Rewards	1 x Modified Augumene Antidote Blueprint (single run, copy, material level: 2, time efficiency: 2)

Mission briefing
The damned Amarr, that's what! What else?! God, I need a break. Alright, it seems the Amarrians somehow caught wind of our, er, difficulties here, and they're eager as all hell to get their hands on the Augumene reprocessing formula. I mean, what better than a biological weapon for use against the Minmatar that was developed by the Minmatar and their allies, right? Anyway, they may already have a team in that lab. I need you to head right back out there and destroy that lab before they get their hands on the formula. If you manage to blow up some Amarrian marines while you're at it, so much the better. And if they offer up any resistance, don't hesitate to take them out. We can cover up the destruction of a few ships, but we simply cannot afford to let them get the formula. Understand?

Full aggro on warp-In.

Initial Hostiles

		WD	EWAR	L
Group 1 (5-6km)
	3 x Frigate Imperial Disciple/Forian

Level	1
Type	Courier
Objective	Create the Modified Augumene Antidote
Extra	Approach the Quarantine Station Ruins, acquire a piece of Minmatar DNA. Dock at a station with manufacturing facilities and produce the Modified Augumene Antidote for your agent. Minmatar DNA will have to be in your Item Hangar to use the blueprint.

Mission briefing
Well, I gave you the blueprint we'd been working on for the antidote after your last mission. In theory, we don't need to worry about the reprocessed Augumene being produced anymore, but just in case, we want to have the antidote on hand in case the Amarr somehow did get a copy, despite your efforts. Or, for that matter, if their scientists were to rediscover the process on their own.