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Bauhaus MegaCorp

Headquarters

Serenity Palace (Megabuilding 4)

 

Logo and Colors

Logo: Gray Eagle with outstretched wings

Colors: Gray and Black

 

Population

German/British Ethnic Backgrounds

 

Religion

60% Organized

40% Agnostic

 

Leadership Structure

(Feudal Parliament System of Government) Bauhaus Corporation is run by several Noble Houses. Each represented by a Duke in the Board of Lords. Each of the Noble Houses oversees a particular sector of the corporations interests and specializes in a particular field. These Houses are family run organizations so nepotism is the norm. However the Noble Houses are kept in check by the military, which is run by the Queen Regent. Should a Noble House fall out of favor, cease to be profitable, or otherwise fail to take care of their employees they can lose their patent of nobility and their corporate sector seized and given to a new up and coming family. So it is not uncommon for many of the Noble Houses to be in a constant state of vying for influence and control over the corporation.

 

Diplomacy/Foreign Relations

Adinerado MegaCorp: Hostile

ArmaTek: Friendly

Biotech Innovations: Neutral

Capital MegaCorp: Friendly

Grim Reapers: Hostile

Gruden Industries: Friendly

Helios Broadcast Company: Hostile

Hyperdine Synthetics: Neutral

Juxing Qiye MegaCorp: Friendly

Kulu Shi MegaCorp: Neutral

Luna City Lobos: Hostile

Luna City Police: Neutral

Luna Municipal: Neutral

Luxueux MegaCorp: Hostile

Mafia: Hostile

Mercy Medical: Friendly

Moshchnyy MegaCorp: Neutral

OmniCorp: Neutral

Ordos Pharmaceuticals: Neutral

Quantum Motor Company: Friendly

Saisentan MegaCorp: Neutral

Sixers: Hostile

Stellar Aeronautics: Friendly

Talmont Sundries: Neutral

Triad: Hostile

Waste Management Solutions: Neutral

Yakuza: Hostile

 

Economy

G-Creds (gc) is used to buy luxury goods and high-end services

S-Creds (sc) is used to buy common quality goods and skilled labor

C-Creds (cc) is used to buy basic supplies goods and food

Average costs

Basic Food items: 1-3 C-Creds.

Luxury Food items: 10-15 C-Creds.

Basic Drinks: 1-3 C-Creds.

Luxury Drinks: 5-10 C-Creds.

Basic clothing: 25-50 C-Creds.

Average clothing: 25-50 S-Creds.

Luxury/High End clothing: 10-15 G-Creds.

Basic Lodging (Common Motel): 5-10 S-Creds per night.

Comfortable Lodging (Hotel): 20-25 S-Creds per night.

Luxury Hotel Lodging (Private suite with one room): 50-100 S-Creds per night.

Opulent/Executive Lodging (Private suite with multiple rooms): 10-15 G-Creds per night.

Ground Transportation (Taxi/Bus/MagRail): 10-15 S-Creds per km.

Air Transportation (Aircraft): 5-10 G-Creds per km.

Weapons and Armor: Use Item costs.

Cyberware: Use Item costs.

 

Architecture

Bauhaus architecture can best be described as futuristic British and German style construction. Buildings tend to have Victorian, Tudor, or Gothic stylings. They favor dark wood finishes and gray or white glossy marble interiors. They like to mix neon and fluorescent lighting into their wood finishes to give things a sleek modern look.

 

Clothing

Bauhaus clothing heavily features synthetic cottons and leathers. Fashioned in matte-colored materials. Low end clothing is utilitarian and usually black or gray. High end clothing is flashy and usually shiny. Of note when it comes to Bauhaus fashion, almost all of the nobility prefers to undergo cosmetic enhancement surgeries or cybernetic aesthetic upgrades to their looks. This makes the average Bauhaus noble look exceptionally attractive in most cases.

Food

Bauhaus cuisine includes primarily beef, poultry, cheese, and potatoes. The most popular dishes all include some sort of gravy. Drinks are usually fruit or tea leaf based, and alcohol favors strong beers and whiskeys.

 

Culture

Music: Music from Bauhaus is primarily a futuristic mix of hard rock and pop music.

Literature: Literature from Bauhaus is heavily influenced by mythology. The average Bauhauser loves to read about fantasy worlds, or fairy tale adventures.

Entertainment/Theater: Most Television and Movie entertainment from Bauhaus is documentary style, with emphasis on plants and animals from Earth or historical reenactments of famous historical events. Most Radio entertainment is music or news. Gambling is not allowed in Bauhaus areas. Prostitution is not allowed in Bauhaus areas. Underground pit fighting is allowed in Bauhaus areas.

 

Technology and Products

Technology from Bauhaus is expensive and diverse. Products from Bauhaus are considered well-crafted and dependable.

 

History

During the final days of Earth, several large family owned and run businesses in England, Germany, Eastern Europe and Australia began to see the end coming. In preparation they made secret pacts to form the Bauhaus MegaCorp. Finding mutual benefit to ensure they were not left out of the Lunar Exodus Project and contributing vast amounts of money and financing to the terraforming efforts. Many of the families had lucrative monopolies in their respective companies and were able to eventually takeover large amounts of commercial wealth through acquisitions and hostile financial takeovers. However, as Earth’s resources became increasingly scarce, Europe and Australia found itself short on natural resources. So, to secure more raw materials a series of wars and skirmishes broke out in South America and Western Europe to try and take them. When the moon was finally terraformed and ready for settlement, Bauhaus MegaCorp was one of the early MegaCorps to leave Earth and the third to settle on the moon. Setting themselves up to be in a very good situation once they arrived. However because of the resource wars in South America and Western Europe a rift was created with the MegaCorps from those areas. Particularly with Adinerado MegaCorp and Luxueux MegaCorp that still exists today.