I was pondering about 46 Eridani myself earlier. Might still be something there to find, and it should at least be in somewhat close proximity to where she picked up her data, if not in that system itself.
Given the story, I do think a blockade on open is worth a shot. If anyone with a Sol permit wants to give it a try at Mars High or other ports in systems of importance I’m certainly willing to donate a couple hours time to it, if nothing else but to eliminate or confirm the idea. I’ll try to sit real close to the slot in solo when I get home to see if it can be done without gaining an infraction. If so I figure I’ll make a post in discussion to let people know to minimize inconvenience to pilots, and also perhaps encourage others to do the same.

Imho your idea is not that bad but should be refined. At the moment it‘s a bit like denying a certain winged MC service at your filling station. If you really want to get the Club annoyed find out what their core business is and blow that up.
 
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Imho your idea is not that bad but should be refined. At the moment it‘s a bit like denying a certain winged MC service at your filling station. If you really want to get the Club annoyed find out what their core business is and blow that up.

Perhaps. I’m just thinking that because the message said The Club gets their funding from traders, miners, bounty hunters etc and they exploit exploration data sold to them, blockading a capital port so to effectively halt its economy and thereby the business and data they rely on could get their attention. That and it was one of the suggestions of Salomé and, I assume, by extension TDW.
 
Perhaps. I’m just thinking that because the message said The Club gets their funding from traders, miners, bounty hunters etc and they exploit exploration data sold to them, blockading a capital port so to effectively halt its economy and thereby the business and data they rely on could get their attention. That and it was one of the suggestions of Salomé and, I assume, by extension TDW.

Ok. In RL I am a defence Attorney and to tell you something: To blockade a side business of a club won‘t annoy them a bit. Attack their core business and you‘ll get attention.
 
Ok. In RL I am a defence Attorney and to tell you something: To blockade a side business of a club won‘t annoy them a bit. Attack their core business and you‘ll get attention.

That would certainly work I’m sure, and I’m sure you’re right given your expertise. But I’m not sure how to do that since it would seem their core buisiness is to manipulate people, and collaborate to steer events in their favor. They don’t seem to sell or deal in anything, they just use their cut of trade, mining and combat profits to fund their ambitions, and use exploration data to locate Earth-Like worlds that they have some kind of plan for. I suppose I could work to encourage people to deal only with independent ports, but to get players to agree to that on a large scale would be quite the task. Forcing them away from aligned ports would seem the more direct option. I could be wrong of course, and am certainly open to suggestions.
 
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That would certainly work I’m sure, and I’m sure you’re right given your expertise. But I’m not sure how to do that since it would seem their core buisiness is to manipulate people, and collaborate to steer events in their favor. They don’t seem to sell or deal in anything, they just use their cut of trade, mining and combat profits to fund their ambitions, and use exploration data to locate Earth-Like worlds that they have some kind of plan for. I suppose I could work to encourage people to deal only with independent ports, but to get players to agree to that on a large scale would be quite the task. Forcing them away from aligned ports would seem the more direct option. I could be wrong of course, and am certainly open to suggestions.

Find out where the Club Partners take most of their Profit. What are their centers of power. Me and my FdL will fly aside ypu on PS4. Hit em where it hurts. But before that we should find out whether there is a left behind in 46 Eridani.
 
Find out where the Club Partners take most of their Profit. What are their centers of power. Me and my FdL will fly aside ypu on PS4. Hit em where it hurts. But before that we should find out whether there is a left behind in 46 Eridani.

46 Eridani could very well be important I agree. I’ll prolly check it out too. Seems that The Club operates mostly through the profits of the three major powers, but is also known to be highly influential in Sirius Corp, and the Engineer Bill Turner. So perhaps economically disrupting their Headquarter Station in Sirius might also be a good target.

Would be a big undertaking requiring a lot of cooperation from many people. But putting Sirius and the Three capital systems into lockdown simultaneously would be something
 
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I’ve not read the entirety of this post, but I’ve read the last 10-15 pages. I need to do more research on The Club, and get my elite combat rank, but I believe that disrupting the club in the form of lockdowns is absolutely worth a shot. Physically blocking ports isn’t really my thing, but I don’t mind racking up a huge bounty against npc traders and cops to help initiate a lockdown.
 
I’ve not read the entirety of this post, but I’ve read the last 10-15 pages. I need to do more research on The Club, and get my elite combat rank, but I believe that disrupting the club in the form of lockdowns is absolutely worth a shot. Physically blocking ports isn’t really my thing, but I don’t mind racking up a huge bounty against npc traders and cops to help initiate a lockdown.

Certainly. Even if I can’t cant get peeps to help in a blockage, it does sound boring tbh so I can’t blame people, but I don’t think the thought would leave me if I didn’t at least try. I’d like to help in locking down some systems too. Heck if we can get some people together maybe we could even remove Sirius Corp from controlling power in their own system. Just have to do some propaganda on the forum and comms so it’s a bit of a public thing. The idea being to disrupt and call attention to them to smoke them out of their hole, and hopefully gain the attention of TDW.
 
Heck if we can get some people together maybe we could even remove Sirius Corp
Such attempt was made a few years ago, I think they had some success even. Temporary, of course, you can't remove Sirius Corporation. They own half of the bubble, and are the true intelligence of the humanity. I think I was involved in carrying Unknown Artifacts to stations owned by groups taking part in this, but cannot quite remember, good old times they were.

How strange they suddenly started having these security issues in the Pleiades.
 
Idk if this has been mentioned before, I’ve tried to keep up with the thread but at 400 pages it can get away from me sometimes so if it’s a repeat I apologize. But I was docking at a station yesterday, it was an Orbis station with 5 solar panels at the rear. It struck me that when approaching directly from the front, it made a near perfect copy of the Raxxla Symbol from the codex. The station making up the center, and the 5 solar panels making up the five lines between the black quasi diamond shapes (which are empty pace between them.) the only thing different is that Orbis stations heads are circular from the front and the symbol is hexagonal. So, are there any Mobile Coriolis shapes stations? Or Orbis stations that are hexagonal that we know of?

Or perhaps a generation ship for that matter, some of those have five spokes that would look quite similar from the front. Just a matter of the shape of the head.

5 solar panels would make a pentagon, not hexagon.
 

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Right on, Commanders !
But be aware that while the witch Salomé was summoned by Rebecca (TDW) to become the CoR High Priestess, it doesn't imply that she was a member of the organisation.
Just another toy. The medallion thing was a hoax.
Nor TDW had a special interest in unveiling the Club or messing with the Powers. They called the witch because CoR asked for their help.
Iirc, of course.

‘You promised you would help us,’ the second man prompted. (CoR)
‘And so I (TDW) have, my dear Lestenio. I have selected you a leader.( Kahina)
 
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So, I'm new to the search for Raxxla. This is incredibly interesting. Has anyone interacted with TDW in Shinrarta while being triple elite or elite in combat? Thanks for your replies!
 
Right on, Commanders !
But be aware that while the witch Salomé was summoned by Rebecca (TDW) to become the CoR High Priestess, it doesn't imply that she was a member of the organisation.
Just another toy. The medallion thing was a hoax.
Nor TDW had a special interest in unveiling the Club or messing with the Powers. They called the witch because CoR asked for their help.
Iirc, of course.

‘You promised you would help us,’ the second man prompted. (CoR)
‘And so I (TDW) have, my dear Lestenio. I have selected you a leader.( Kahina)

This thread is wandering away from its subject. I don’t understand why people think Salomé or Rebecca were members of TDW, nor why this is continually coming up in a thread dedicated to finding Raxxla. The medallion that Salomé left behind may, or may not, have been from TDW, but if it was hers she left it behind which signified she was not involved with them; later Aisling used it to frame Salomé by using it against her at the “trial” but it was clearly reported in Galnet that it had been left behind in her ship so how can it have been her’s. Moreover nobody has ever proved that it belonged to Salomé in the first place-anyone could have left it in her ship, and to my mind quite possibly Luko, or Aisling, or .......

I thought Rebecca was involved with the Club; they were the ones behind the Dynasty plot that she helped Salomé to reveal. Why do people think that Club and TDW are the same? DW has clearly said they are different organisations.

DW has also clearly said that he had nothing to do with the Raxxla storyline & he has no idea where or what it is. FD invented the Club and asked him to include it in his FRift storyline, so they had some intentions for that organisation. Whether that is still the case remains open to speculation since we get such veiled hints through Galnet with apparently no confirmatory evidence available to be found in-game.

Come on people, keep it relevant else the moderators will close the thread. If you want to speculate further on FRift and Club generate a new thread for the purpose.
 
This thread is wandering away from its subject. I don’t understand why people think Salomé or Rebecca were members of TDW, nor why this is continually coming up in a thread dedicated to finding Raxxla. The medallion that Salomé left behind may, or may not, have been from TDW, but if it was hers she left it behind which signified she was not involved with them;

The Medallion absolutely did belong to Kahina. This was confirmed in chapter 15 of Premonition. During her trial when Gerrun had the medallion brought forward as evidence Kahina was surprised that they had it. From the relevant part of the book:

The agent gestured and a nearby holofac lit up with a spinning representation. Salomé frowned in surprise.
How did they …
It was hers. A medallion she had been given long ago. A symbol of trust from …
It can’t be … how did they get hold of that?
The medallion was engraved with a stylised representation of the Pilots’ Federation ranking emblem, Elite rank, surrounded by a fierce reptilian creature, perhaps a dragon or wyvern.

Furthermore the novel reveals the origin of the symbol:

‘Have you positively identified the symbol?’ Gerrun asked.
‘We have,’ the agent replied.
Gerrun almost chuckled, clearly amused by the agent’s unwillingness to answer anything other than a question asked directly.
‘And?’
The agent sighed. ‘The symbol belongs to a group, a faction resident in the Shinrarta Dezhra system. A faction calling itself “The Dark Wheel.”’

Of course Premonition also throws some shade toward The Dark Wheel as a minor faction in Shinrarta Dhezra. From the same chapter:

‘Shinrarta Dezhra?’ The woman laughed, her scorn plain to hear. ‘You think the Dark Wheel advertises on a station board in plain sight? That we need rookie pilots to drag a couple of tonnes of thrumpberry flavouring across to Hutton Orbital? A trivial ploy to keep the Founders off our backs.’

Now, assuming all this is canon and that Rebecca was being honest, she also gives a good description of just who The Dark Wheel are:

‘You should not consider the Dark Wheel a single organisation, gentlemen. How could it survive for so long if it were? The Wheel has many levels, many hubs, cogs, gears and spokes. It is more akin to an affiliation of organisations that share certain common goals. Interlocking in purpose. Consider yourselves now spinning on the outermost rim.’

Don't be surprised that The Dark Wheel is operating in diverse places and through organizations that you would never suspect.

Everything is connected. These passages from Premonition are some of the few, very rare, canon references to The Dark Wheel. We shouldn't ignore them but we also shouldn't put too much stock in them. Now that we have the Codex we have some genuine in-game hints that we can follow.

The novella, The Dark Wheel, which started this (so far) fruitless quest for Raxxla contained a great quote from Rafe Zetter:

... there are people on Raxxla already. This is only a guess, mind you, but from what happened to Jason I'd say it was close to being right. We've long suspected that a corps of élites lives there, and are exploiting the gateway. They're powerful, twisted men. Powerful enough to hire an assassin to kill the threat to their dominance.'

This sounds very much like "The Club" from Premonition. Perhaps this gives us the best understanding of what is symbolized by the 'Dark Wheel Medallion'. The reptilian creature (representing The Dark Wheel and, perhaps also the original Raxxlans), locked in combat against the establishment (The Pilots Federation) which may ultimately be a pawn of The Club.
 
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I agree with Jorki, we need to be actively searching in-game actually following up leads and proposing ideas rather than trying to tear down and argue about lore.

In my honest opinion, I am convinced the toast is actually a veiled map and it seems The Void comes up a lot when researching, this leads me to believe that The Void is definitely a step on the path to R. How exactly it fits into the overall map is unknown as of yet. I am not in a position to reach The Void as it is and I doubt there are many CMDR's paying attention to this thread are??

If we could poke around that area it would be a step towards either confirming or debunking the theory.

Another thing that plays on my mind is the 'Portal' aspect of the legend, portals have two ends, may be worth keeping this in mind whilst trying to decode the toast. It's a slim chance but maybe we need to find the portal that ends at R rather than R itself?
 
The Quest For Raxxla leads to many wonderful mysteries, theories, deep and dark rabbit holes. This log will only see it's final entry when Raxxla have been found.
 
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I agree with Jorki, we need to be actively searching in-game actually following up leads and proposing ideas rather than trying to tear down and argue about lore.

Uh oh! We're about to have a schism! ;)

Who's gonna follow Neptune and who's gonna follow Oberon? :p

Honestly ... we're talking about Raxxla here. In the "Lore & Roleplay" section of the forum. Raxxla is nothing if you separate it from its lore. :)
 
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