Take Back The Stars

The past is dead, the future is dying - Corporations rule with impunity and all hope seems lost. Right the wrongs of the cosmos in FURIES, the cyberpunk space-western TTRPG for Punks and Rebels.

Shogun-Emperor of Mars and CEO of Tharsco, Hojo Darya took the throne when her uncle, Koprowski Masayoshi, was killed during a supposed attempt on his niece's life. The story goes that he died protecting her, though the exact details of this noble sacrifice have never been made clear. There is a prominent theory, of course, that Hojo Darya herself directed a secret coup against her uncle's administration and took the throne by force, and that the "sacrifice" story is a total fabrication. Even uttering such a theory in the wrong company has been rumored to make people disappear.

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Hext is very detached from both his corporation, Vesser Arcologies, and his role as the ruler of Venus. His only major contribution to the company (and the planet) in decades was his Arc project, though the actual work of design and planning fell as usual to his COO, Anderburg Xue. How Dallas Hext spends his time is largely a mystery, but gossip states that directing movies under an alias is his true passion, though as to which director he supposedly secretly is, nobody can quite agree.

President of Ganymede and CEO of CompCorp, Orrel Staas is a devotee of simplicity in all things. His company's technology is minimalistic, its buildings brutalist and by several accounts the man himself lives in a bare concrete palace with only essential furniture. Perhaps that's why CompCorp's capital is a factory. Staas is an enigma amid the Omnigarchs, but equally despotic. In his view, people are machines to be exploited, just like everything else.

President of Ganymede and CEO of CompCorp, Orrel Staas is a devotee of simplicity in all things. His company's technology is minimalistic, its buildings brutalist and by several accounts the man himself lives in a bare concrete palace with only essential furniture. Perhaps that's why CompCorp's capital is a factory. Staas is an enigma amid the Omnigarchs, but equally despotic. In his view, people are machines to be exploited, just like everything else.

Kulakov is as much a regime as it is a corporation and its CEO, Yuriy Valentinovich Kulakov, is its supreme leader. He appears on posters and banners appealing to the worker, gives speeches about the great golden days when mankind was united by labor and performs just about every possible tactic to ensure that his subjects remain loyal to him. It is a thin facsimile of fellowship, but it is nonetheless effective. His popularity is higher than ever despite his continued funneling of public resources into his war on the Sons of New Agenor.

The CEO of Juno-Cyto and Queen of Callisto, Susannah Rook inherited her mother's pharmaceutical empire at the age of 14. It is ironic that her chief interest now lies in anti-aging technology. After her company experienced a time of financial trouble following the Callisto Terraforming Disaster, Rook has pivoted its focus towards food production and health-based cyberware, which has seen the megacorp crawl back from the brink of annihilation and reclaim much of its former glory.