Irving Force

Irving Force
Character
Date of birth:	2961
Date of death:	3882 (aged 921)
Nationality:	Colony of Saturn (until 3109) Saturnine Republic (3234-3420s) Union of Saturn
Language(s):	Solar English
Gender:	Male
Height:	6'11"
Weight:	138kg
Occupation History
Occupation(s):	Axil Chief Executive Officer
Previous:	Axil Chief Operations Officer
Affiliations:	Axil Energy
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OK gas boomer… This article depicts things that appeared in the 3005: Orbital Blues table-top RPG. Some or all of what you'll see occurred a thousand years before the mainline story.

Irving Alpha Force was the effective head of Axil Energy from the mid 30th century until his death in 3882, and is popularly regarded as the final bastion of the "old Axil" (as envisioned by founder Thomas Brady Axil) until its restructuring and rebranding under his successor Shamus Thornton, whose public perception of "killing" Force's ideas has since had him confused as his actual murderer, despite overwhelming evidence to contrary.

In 3005 Force oversaw the acquisition of the small Titanean firm Infinite Solutions, a forgettable venture that included re-hiring its employees (the soon-to-be-dubbed "Placeholder Crew") as low-grade jobbers and hitmen under the Axil Energy Enforcers Freelance Edition. He later fired them out of rage over their repeated incompetence.

Quotes

By

“	You gotta equip the C.E.O. mindset.	”
–Force, encouraging Hurleen Pitstain over the Queen Bitch's comms

“	Some Netsweeper 'puter rooters are trying to inject their software AIDS up one of our data centres on Ceres. You gotta get them out ASAP… [and] …Unlike other Triads, when it comes to their gay little nerd shit, the Netsweepers are real good at leaving behind zero evidence of tampering, so we can't technically foot them with the repair bill.	”
–Force's third mission "Data Dissenters" to the Placeholder Crew

About

“	That was "AIDS" spelled in all caps, right? […] Typical colonists.	”
–IGSA-Earth representative Quinton Reed to the Placeholder Crew during a post-mission IGSAPOL interrogation (prior to a far more aggressive psychohazard audit)