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  • Rough Aesthetic vs. Practical Power: Breaking the Drake Stereotype. 

    Drake Interplanetary probably has one of the worst reputations in the verse. Pirate ships. Cheap junk. Tin cans held together with ambition and duct tape. That’s the shorthand, and it follows Drake everywhere: from the Magnus shipyards to the shadier corners of Grim HEX, from UEE Navy briefings to landing pad small talk across the…

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