Rekkless Haven
Rekkless Haven is the kind of place the Rim quietly tolerates because trying to take it costs more than leaving it alone.
Rules Reference
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Aesthetic | uncharted |
| Anchor System | rekkless |
| Fold Bleed | medium |
| Population | 8000 |
| Role | anchor |
| Zone | Beyond |
Notes
Controlling Faction: Independent
Dangers: Rekkless is not on the Kadiss grid. Recks spent here are local; recks earned here cannot be wired home without a courier., Bounties posted on Rekkless are honoured. Bounties posted on Rekkless include the people who paid for them, by tradition., A Fold-jumper runs twice a season. The jumper is unlicensed. The jumper is also the only reason anyone on Rekkless can reach the Rim.
Hooks: Surikov Dynamics runs a quiet recruiting table on Rekkless for crew willing to do jobs no Core banner will sign. The table is on the lower docks, behind a noodle stall. The noodle stall does not sell noodles., A Legion deserter who arrived on Rekkless last year now runs the station's only Kadiss repair clinic. The clinic is off the grid. The clinic is busy., A House shell tried to buy Rekkless through intermediaries last season. The intermediaries stopped existing. The House shell is now in litigation against itself.
Lore: Rekkless Haven is the kind of place the Rim quietly tolerates because trying to take it costs more than leaving it alone. It is not loyal to the Core, the Rim, the Rim clans, or any banner; it is loyal to the docks, the recks, and the tradition that no bounty includes the bartender. The Legion has overflown it. The Houses have noticed it. Neither has acted.
Notable: A converted asteroid mining platform, hollowed out and bolted back together in three different decades by three different crews., The docking ring was added by pirates. The casino level was added by a Helix deserter. The chapel was added by nobody, and yet there is a chapel., A single standing law, painted at every airlock: no bounty includes the bartender. The bartender has held the post for forty years.