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== The Meridian Compact ==
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=== What They Want ===
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Members of the Compact hunger for maps, nav‑data, ancient beacons, Xeryllium‑powered hyperdrive technology and monopoly rights over pilgrimage routes.  They will sell false routes, blockades and delays to those who will not cooperate, and favour those who pay for safe passage.
Members of the Compact hunger for maps, nav‑data, ancient beacons, Xeryllium‑powered hyperdrive technology and monopoly rights over pilgrimage routes.  They will sell false routes, blockades and delays to those who will not cooperate, and favour those who pay for safe passage.
 
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Meridian Compact

The Meridian Compact

The Meridian Compact is a cartel of smugglers, navigators, hyperspace surveyors and corrupt route archivists. In 300 ABY they control secret hyperspace paths to rediscovered worlds and turn information into power. They are not flashy; they decide who gets to arrive.

Where They Operate

The Compact’s reach is felt along Outer Rim routes, lost colonies, dangerous hyperspace corridors, newly rediscovered worlds and supply lines to places like Tython. Anywhere a new lane is opened or an old route is rediscovered, Meridian agents are not far behind.

What They Want

Members of the Compact hunger for maps, nav‑data, ancient beacons, Xeryllium‑powered hyperdrive technology and monopoly rights over pilgrimage routes. They will sell false routes, blockades and delays to those who will not cooperate, and favour those who pay for safe passage.