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== Background == | == Background == | ||
Fairfax Industries | Fairfax Industries specialises in spirit weaponry that drives the occult industrial complex,<ref>{{VoiceLineCite|name=McGinnis|suffix='|file=Mcginnis_kill_yamato_03.mp3|transcription=Yamato, you run a street gang. I drive the occult industrial complex. You never had a chance.}}</ref><ref>[[The Binding of Oathkeeper|''The Binding of Oathkeeper'']] - [https://youtu.be/nn_C9nQ_Ri0?si=6cs58-OAfPAPdCdc&t=804 Chapter 4A]</ref> headed by [[Maximilian Fairfax]].<ref>{{VoiceLineCite|name=Newscaster|file=newscaster_seasonal_headline_04.mp3|transcription=This month, Maximilian Fairfax made headlines after donating a small fortune to New York orphanages. When asked about his generous act, the CEO of Fairfax Industries replied: "No one should be without family on the holidays".}}</ref> The company is described as an "avarice-fueled viper's nest".<ref>{{BackgroundCite|name=Pocket|quote=Arin doesn’t know who is trying to keep them from taking control of their parent’s company... but in the avarice fueled viper’s nest that is Fairfax Industries it could be anyone.}}</ref> | ||
They are currently under sanction by the Environmental Protection Agency for improperly disposing of spiritual waste.<ref>{{VoiceLineCite|name=Newscaster|file=newscaster_headline_77.mp3|transcription=The EPA has issued another sanction to Fairfax Industries. Citing their improper disposal of spiritual waste was not just an affront to nature, but a threat to it!}}</ref> Additionally, they used to have sovereignty of the 50th state of the US, the island of Cadenza, which they are currently trying to regain.<ref>{{VoiceLineCite|name=Newscaster|file=newscaster_headline_78.mp3|transcription=The Supreme Court is poised to rule on the Fairfax Fair Tax bill next session. Will our 50th state remain in the union? Or will Fairfax Industries successfully regain its sovereignty over the island of Cadenza? Only time will tell!}}</ref> | They are currently under sanction by the Environmental Protection Agency for improperly disposing of spiritual waste.<ref>{{VoiceLineCite|name=Newscaster|file=newscaster_headline_77.mp3|transcription=The EPA has issued another sanction to Fairfax Industries. Citing their improper disposal of spiritual waste was not just an affront to nature, but a threat to it!}}</ref> Additionally, they used to have sovereignty of the 50th state of the US, the island of Cadenza, which they are currently trying to regain.<ref>{{VoiceLineCite|name=Newscaster|file=newscaster_headline_78.mp3|transcription=The Supreme Court is poised to rule on the Fairfax Fair Tax bill next session. Will our 50th state remain in the union? Or will Fairfax Industries successfully regain its sovereignty over the island of Cadenza? Only time will tell!}}</ref> | ||
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* [[Maximilian Fairfax]] - Current CEO | * [[Maximilian Fairfax]] - Current CEO | ||
* [[McGinnis]] - Head of the Military R&D department | * [[McGinnis]] - Head of the Military R&D department | ||
* [[Wrecker]] - Employee of Eldritch Tactical Solutions | * [[Wrecker]] - Employee of Eldritch Tactical Solutions | ||
=== Related persons === | |||
* [[Pocket|Arin "Pocket" Fairfax]] - Eldest heir to the corporation. Presumed dead after a failed assassination attempt 5 years ago | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 3 February 2025
Fairfax Industries is a corporation in Deadlock.
Background
Fairfax Industries specialises in spirit weaponry that drives the occult industrial complex,[1][2] headed by Maximilian Fairfax.[3] The company is described as an "avarice-fueled viper's nest".[4]
They are currently under sanction by the Environmental Protection Agency for improperly disposing of spiritual waste.[5] Additionally, they used to have sovereignty of the 50th state of the US, the island of Cadenza, which they are currently trying to regain.[6]
Eldritch Tactical Solutions
Eldritch Tactical Solutions is a Paranormal Military Company and a subsidiary of Fairfax Industries. Its workers are known as "soldiers of fortune".[7] The New York Oracle states that it has been accused of committing war crimes by previous employees.[8]
Workers
- Maximilian Fairfax - Current CEO
- McGinnis - Head of the Military R&D department
- Wrecker - Employee of Eldritch Tactical Solutions
Related persons
- Arin "Pocket" Fairfax - Eldest heir to the corporation. Presumed dead after a failed assassination attempt 5 years ago
References
- ↑
McGinnis' in-game voice line - "Yamato, you run a street gang. I drive the occult industrial complex. You never had a chance."
- ↑ The Binding of Oathkeeper - Chapter 4A
- ↑ Newscaster's in-game voice line - "This month, Maximilian Fairfax made headlines after donating a small fortune to New York orphanages. When asked about his generous act, the CEO of Fairfax Industries replied: "No one should be without family on the holidays"."
- ↑
Pocket's background - "Arin doesn’t know who is trying to keep them from taking control of their parent’s company... but in the avarice fueled viper’s nest that is Fairfax Industries it could be anyone."
- ↑ Newscaster's in-game voice line - "The EPA has issued another sanction to Fairfax Industries. Citing their improper disposal of spiritual waste was not just an affront to nature, but a threat to it!"
- ↑ Newscaster's in-game voice line - "The Supreme Court is poised to rule on the Fairfax Fair Tax bill next session. Will our 50th state remain in the union? Or will Fairfax Industries successfully regain its sovereignty over the island of Cadenza? Only time will tell!"
- ↑
Wrecker's background - "Employed by Eldritch Tactical Solutions (a subsidiary of Fairfax Industries), Wrecker is an elite soldier of fortune with a reputation for doing dirty work that other PMCs don’t have the stomach for."
- ↑ Newscaster's in-game voice line - "Eldritch Tactical Solutions, a subsidiary of Fairfax Industries, comes under fire as new allegations are made by former employees. Are these soldiers of fortune committing war crimes? The New York Oracle investigates."
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