Post by Akren Garkos on Sept 16, 2006 9:41:21 GMT -5
An congolamerate of smugglers, theives & others whom have come together to fill the power vaccum left by the Goa'uuld; the Lucian Alliance is a powerful foe intent on spreading their influence throughout the Milkyway Galaxy. Having accquired many ships & assests left over by the System Lords, the Lucian Alliance has slowly gathered in power & influence across many worlds of the Milkyway, dabbling in everything from drug-trafficking - such as their highly addictive corn-like crop, kassa - to smuggling, racketeering, information gathering, illecit black-market trading & even slavery.
Comprised of many different factions & clans from as many different worlds, the Alliance commands a fearful & dominating presence, enforcing the will of it's ruling class with an iron fist - not unlike the Goa'uuld - using a combination of subterfuge, intimidation, brain-washing - & when all else fails, brute force - to obtain their goals; & have been known to burn crops of entire villages to force them to be relient upon the Alliance for food & indoctrinating their children at a young age in order to further Alliance agendas. They are a bane & thorn in the side of many peaceful sentient species & cultures throughout the MIkyway, particularly with the Tau'ri of Earth; with whom they are at war.
Comprised of many different factions & clans from as many different worlds, the Alliance commands a fearful & dominating presence, enforcing the will of it's ruling class with an iron fist - not unlike the Goa'uuld - using a combination of subterfuge, intimidation, brain-washing - & when all else fails, brute force - to obtain their goals; & have been known to burn crops of entire villages to force them to be relient upon the Alliance for food & indoctrinating their children at a young age in order to further Alliance agendas. They are a bane & thorn in the side of many peaceful sentient species & cultures throughout the MIkyway, particularly with the Tau'ri of Earth; with whom they are at war.
