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May not make Wednesday Night, but...

I had a thought. Occasionally, the Confederation Navy hires "rogues of various stripes" to pose as invaders to the Laberv system for War Games style training exercises. It's a nice cake-walk dry-run for testing out our new ship systems on the Ares. It's a non-live-fire exercise; more like "starship laser-tag". It's completely unobjectionable, and worthy pay. And it might introduce us to some "morally ambiguous" "unsavory characters", who we would presumably be cooperating in maneuvers with.
A curious suggestion, TT.  I was just about unleash two plot lInes that were headed in that direction.  Two plots that could shake the very foundations of Darrian Confederation unity.... Your idea presents the characters in the regional zones I'd  like them.  Wednesday spoilers and ticket creation for those who can attend the Wednesday night meta-crunching session.  No role-play.  Just setting plot parameters and details.
Please give me a list of "laser-tag" scenarios from starship combat to terrorist hijacking down to counter-espionage so that we can list potential tickets for ASS to portray 'antagonists' in these War Games you suggest. Nice idea.  I like it.
First, apparently the conflict I was worried about has been eliminated, so I'll make it after all. Second, it's all in the Darrian book; it runs the gamut from full-scale invasion to ship hijackings. Anything and everything to test and train the Navy. Both sides "play-fight", drinks shared afterward, scum & villainy included. It's under "Laberv Naval Base", in the second half of the second paragraph. Also, keep in mind that I'm playing around with that one parsec nearby.