Decline and Fall of the Galactic Empire

Devin, Lord Lyon strikes back!

Accompanied by a battleship, a task force, and an unquenchable thirst for good wine, he’s heading for nearest major Imperial base to kick tabbos and take names. Of course, no convoy would be complete without Dirk, Lee, Scruggs, Dena, Rocky, and Ana along in the Heart’s Desire. He’s off to visit mayhem on the...

The Revolution has Begun! Now what?

Devin, Lord Lyon has been pushed into rebellion, so he does some pushing of his own. While he’s shaking down the local banking aristocracy he sends Dirk and company to investigate a courier boat junction and gather some intel. When the local planetary governor uncovers their plot, he counters with a plot of his...

Dirk’s old problems are gone. New ones are moving in!

Dirk and company can rest easy. The ship isn’t listed as stolen, Dirk’s warrant is cancelled, and in return they just have to do a tiny favor for Tribune Devin. How difficult can it be to update his ship’s weapons, find out what’s going on coreward, and help look into Scruggs’s warrant-- and...

Fleeing a smashed rebellion and near execution by their supposed allies, Dirk, Gavin, Dena and Ana abandon Scruggs and Lee during battle. When local medical treatment isn’t enough, Lee surrenders to the Imperials and arranges to surrender to Devin’s ship to save Scruggs’s life. When a botched meet-up leaves them all in Devin’s custody and...

Vive la Revolution! None shall pass! Or get paid.

Dirk Friedel used to be an Imperial Duke, now he’s a washed up freighter captain. When a shady broker offers him easy money to steal some obsolete cargo and transport it off-planet, he and his crew of amateur thieves jump at the chance. Who’ll miss a few crates of worthless supplies and some...

The guilty flee, but everyone pursues.

Escaped Imperial officer Dirk doesn’t care his crew are runaways, revolutionaries, and alleged criminals, as long as they’re adequately competent and don’t kill each other too often. When a smuggling job goes badly wrong and they improvise, he’ll trade competency for just non-suicidal. If one crime causes...

Kill a man and you’re a murderer. Kill a million and you’re a statesman. Dirk should have killed more people.

Dirriken Friedel used his aristocratic connections to rescue his troops. He didn’t plan on starting a war or killing them himself. Now he spends his days in jail, waiting for an assassin sent by his dead officers families to end his...