The Rebel Faction

So here's the deal: Kraken and I kind-of-sort-of had an agreement regarding the Imperial presence in the Kathol Sector and Bothan Space. Then, we kind-of-sort-of established what was going on IC, mostly in Force Wars, but I did a substantial amount of setup beforehand, going all the way back to Cataclysm. 

I want to take the Imperial planets of Kal'Shebbol, Pembrick 2, Dayark, Exocron, and Lorize on the Planets List and move them to the Alliance as part of a "Kathol Republic" subgroup (which would also eliminate the "independent" Kathol Republic on the Planets List), in accordance with IC events which have already transpired. I also want to transfer Bothawui from the Empire to the Alliance as part of a "Combined Bothan Clans" subgroup, in accordance with IC events which have already transpired.

This post is simply to give any TNO folks an opportunity to object, if they feel so inclined, and to check with the staff one last time before I make a post in the Planets List to finalize this.

(Argh, I just accidentally deleted my response! Okay, let's try again . . .)

The Elrood Sector rebellion was exposed and eradicated (including Coynite mutineers inside Kraken's fancy multi-species Mid Rim Fleet), Jarvis Ragnar's forces were devastated (Jarvis is currently presumed dead), the Kathol Republic and Bothan Clans have independently signed peace treaties with the Empire, and the Ishori/Diamal rebellion was revealed to be a ploy by Imperial Loyalists to lure Jarvis and his allies into the trap. Also, Inferno Fleet (which was at Sullust before that) showed up to try to rescue Jarvis, so that's a thing that various people undoubtedly know about now.

smarts was going to take him for a lovely seafood dinner.

lol...That's what it sounds like.

I just wanted to avoid Kraken coming back 2 months from now all mad asking why the staff did not enforce Smart's end of whatever OOC deal they concocted up.

If it was all:  Smarts gets 6 worlds but Kraken 0 worlds, then I guess hurrah for Smarts!

Then Smarts has already violated his own deal.  He can't breath without plotting.

If it was four Imperial sectors worth of rebel writing, that might have been something.  But plotting?  pish posh, I say.