History Characters / HardspaceShipbreaker

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Calyssia is just following his grandpa's footsteps on the matter, he was one of the main causes humanity was overtaken by corporate nightmares.

* WhatAnIdiot: Sees nothing wrong at all with signing the Rook up for the union newsletter ''without asking them first,'' despite LYNX having a notoriously hostile attitude towards union activity.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: In contrast to other LYNX personnel, Weaver tries to keep everything running as smooth as he can. He's very uneasy about Ghost Ships when they start appearing, and when Lou suggests you make use of the spare and likely ''very'' old oxygen or fuel tanks, he notes that it's against regulations but you should at least keep an eye on your vitals if you plan to use them anyway.
** Once act II kicks into gear he's the only mitigating force between Hal and the cutters of the sector and clearly the level-headed one of them all.

* PetTheDog: As terrible a boss as he may be, he seems to like you. At least enough to call you in private and tell you you remind him of himself and his path to a managerial position, and try to give you some encouragement to get there yourself.

[[folder:Weaver]]

* CloningBlues: He used to be a shipbreaker himself until a mishap with his cloning forced him to hang up his cutting gear.

One of your fellow Shipbreakers in the sector.

* PointyHairedBoss: In some aspects. We don't know how well he did at processing back when he still had a blue collar, but it's made very clear very quickly that he has ''no idea how shipbreaking works''. He's constantly pressuring the team to move up to higher hazard levels and recommends the most unsafe methods in the name of expediency. His advice on dealing with Class II Reactors ''will get you killed''. And he tries to veto Generator Extraction training, reasoning that he should just let you learn the caveats of the operation (which will [[HighVoltageDeath light you up like a Christmas tree]] if you make a mistake at any step) all by yourself and that "[[DeathIsCheap a couple spares]]" will drive the lesson in better.

* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Everyone just calls them "Rook" which is almost certainly just short for "Rookie".

* PointyHairedBoss: In some aspects. We don't know how well he did at processing back when he still had a blue collar, but it's made very clear very quickly that he has ''no idea how shipbreaking works''. He's constantly pressuring the team to move up to higher hazard levels and recommends the most unsafe methods in the name of expediency. His advice on dealing with Class II Reactors ''will get you killed''. And he tries to veto Generator Extraction training, reasoning that he should just let you learn the caveats of the operation (which will [[HighVoltageDeath light you up like a Christmas tree]] if you make a mistake at any step) all by yourself and that "[[DethIsCheap a couple spares]]" will drive the lesson in better.

* PointyHairedBoss: In some aspects. We don't know how well he did at processing back when he still had a blue collar, but it's made very clear very quickly that he has ''no idea how shipbreaking works''. He's constantly pressuring the team to move up to higher hazard levels and recommends the most unsafe methods in the name of expediency. His advice on dealing with Class II Reactors ''will get you killed''.

* PointyHairedBoss: In some aspects. We don't know how well he did at processing back when he still had a blue collar, but it's made very clear very quickly that he has ''no idea how shipbreaking works''. His advice on dealing with Class II Reactors will get you killed.

One of your fellow Shipbreakers in the sector. As of 0.40 of Early Access the game has not progressed to the point that she any relevance to the story, only briefly appearing in a couple scenes.

One of your fellow Shipbreakers in the sector. As of 0.40 of Early Access the game has not progressed to the point that he any relevance to the story, only briefly appearing in a couple scenes.

The administrator sent to oversee the station Rook and Weaver's team works out of in response to underground unionization attempts. A devout company man his arrival will demonstrate LYNX's heavy-handed responses to "agitators". He will debut in the 0.6.0 update, which will add Act II of the story to the game.

* CategoryTraitor: He actually comes from a similar blue-collar, oppressed background as the cutters, but he managed to climb up into management. And up there, he changed into a thorough company man that will impose the same conditions he once suffered.

The administrator sent to oversee the station Rook and Weaver's team works in in response to underground unionization attempts. A devout company man his arrival will demonstrate LYNX's heavy-handed responses to "agitators". He will debut in the 0.6.0 update, which will add Act II of the story to the game.

The administrator sent to oversee the station Rook and Weaver's team works in in response to underground unionization attempts. A devout company man his arrival will demonstrate LYNX's heavy-handed responses to "agitators".

He will debut in the 0.6.0 update, which will add Act II of the story to the game.

The player character. A rookie shipbreaker that joined LYNX not entirely aware of what they were signing up for. Now indebted to LYNX like so many others they new fight to claw their way out of debt with a company that will make up any number of excuses to up the total.

One of your fellow Shipbreakers in the sector. AS of 0.40 of Early Access has not progressed to the point that she any relevance to the story, only briefly appearing in a couple scenes.

One of your fellow Shipbreakers in the sector. As of 0.40 of Early Access has not progressed to the point that he any relevance to the story, only briefly appearing in a couple scenes.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: In contrast to other LYNX personnel Weaver tries to keep everything running as smooth as he can. He's very uneasy about Ghost Ships when they start appearing and when Lou suggests you make use of the spare and likely VERY old oxygen or fuel tanks. Even though he states using them is against regulation he at least implores Rook to keep an eye on their vitals if they do.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: She's part of an [[LaResistance underground resistance movement]] against LYNX fighting to have the workers unionize. She starts sending Rook the newsletter unprompted which causes problem later on when LYNX, the driving force behind the original wholesale destruction of unions to begin with, catches wind of the unionization attpmpts and in a company wide announcement sends administrators to all sectors until they're certain they've completely weeded it out.

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: She's the ''CEO of '''LYNX''''', the {{megacorp}} that puts its workers in debt just as part of their employment and fears unionization above all else. You bet your ass she's as corrupt as they come. She sends LYNX administrators out at the mere rumor of unionization claiming that [[BlatantLies LYNX has their worker's best interest at heart]]. The degree to which she is corrupt would be comical were it not for the fact that it's not played for laughs in the slightest.

One of your fellow Shipbreakers in the sector. As of 0.40 of Early Access has not progressed to the point that he any relevance to the story, only briefly appearing in a couple scenes.

One of your fellow Shipbreakers and the newest of the group after Rook. She dreams of getting out of debt and working just long enough to buy her own mining ship.