Haha, very funny. I don't get the reference. Ok, so population of the habitat is 15k morphs. Size of the habitat is already described. 500 militias. 100 Predator Exhumans. About 25 Psi-Epsilon enabled psychics. And what can be basically described as zergs with about 50 units. Those are the starting numbers. Every side has a means of recruitment. Predators will use ego bridges to overwrite the egos of the citizens. Psychics will use extreme control sleight to brain rape their victims into thralls. Militias can arm the populace. Zergs will just consume biological matter and spit out drones. So you can use basic unit tactics and strategy, but spec ops teams can still make a difference in terms of firepower. Habitat has sculpted rural and park areas, bodies of water, some mountains, "heavy" population centers with buildings for few thousands people in very limited space. Overal what you could describe as miniaturised rural Europe right now. Willpower rolls for reliving the Fall will be made.

Habitat is very stable (one of the newer ones) and danger of vacuum breach is low even when taking into account active warfare. This is because the habitat will have three layers or decks, one living space on structural support. Service channels and transport systems underneath. And then open vacuum deck where water tanks and radiator shielding are located. Short of a dedicated engineering crew or ship scale weaponry the habitat won't be vented. Due to this maybe a third of the populace has easily accessible vacuum suits, 1 fifth is sleeved into synths. I will present it to the players as possible move, but it could antagonise them to the milita (depending on the overall situation). Industrial CM machines will be overrun by Zerg from the begining (otherwise whoever got the access to fabbers would quickly dominate all the other sides of conflict zerg included), if you clear out the zerg and take the industrial complex you basically win. Other objects of interest: - water purification and redistribution plant (1 central) - atmosphere control centers 4 - neutrino comm center (contact with the outside world and farcasting, able to get through the jamming) - body banks and ego storage 3 (everyone who wants more soldiers wants it) - docking area (small ships can dock at the external hull or on some of rotating gyrostabilisers which have 0m/s to external frame of reference, larger ships can only dock at the axis) - community fabrication centers (1 per 3 main population centers, industrial fabbers are, well, for industrial purposes) - emergency analog habitat control center 4 - 2 power plants at the ends of the cyllinder. one in industrial area and second in the docking area. Gravity and rotation altering shenaningans I would leave up to the players to figure out. I will only tell them that altering gravity could potentially fuck up zergs growth and make them easier to exterminate. As for the infowar. I didn;t write anything because I'm currently uninspired mesh is impossible to take down, but maybe I could introduce mesh nodes which when controlled grant bonuses to Infowar actions in their area. EDIT: About the ships. Habitat is located in the Kuiper Belt so there are not a lot of ships around. At least sporting a lot of weaponry. There will be an Ultimate colonisation ship heading for the Discord Gate. If PCs are persuasive he will send his most hotheaded volunteers to the station. If not he will at least spare one antimatter warhead to get rid of the whole mess. I'm thinking about him giving the ultimatum that if the station isn't cleared before he exits the misilles firing range, he will just annihilate the station.