Corruption is the primary goal of the Zann Consortium. Corruption is achieved through use of a Defiler or conquering a planet. The default corruption for an uncorrupted planet that is conquered is racketeering.

Contents 1 Types of Corruption 1.1 Intimidation 1.2 Piracy 1.3 Kidnapping 1.4 Racketeering 1.5 Bribery 1.6 Corrupt Militia 1.7 Black Market 1.8 Slavery 2 Uses 3 Appearances 4 Sources 5 Appearances

Types of CorruptionEdit

Corruption Types are Intimidation, Piracy, Kidnapping, Racketeering, Bribery, Corrupt Militia, Black market, and Slavery operations.

Here is a brief overview of corruption types:

IntimidationEdit

Intimidation requires a land tactical battle and a Consortium Hero. A successful corruption results in the permanent loss of that planet's special ability.

PiracyEdit

Piracy requires a space tactical battle and a Consortium Hero. A successful battle results in a daily credit bonus and usually an enemy ship, such as an Aclamator or a Marauder Missile Cruiser.

KidnappingEdit

Kidnapping requires a land tactical battle and a Consortium Hero. A successfl battle results in a large credit bonus.

RacketeeringEdit

Racketerring requires only the Defiler to corrupt and several mercenary assault squads. A Racketeering operation results in additional daily income.

BriberyEdit

Bribery only requires the Defiler and enough credits to commit. The result is no enemy garrisonned units from a station, enemy ships, or ground facilities are spawned.

Corrupt MilitiaEdit

Corrupt Militia only requires the Defilier and credits. This operation allows indigenous populations fight for the Consortium. Also, if the enemy removes Corruption, the enemy is removed from the planet and all enemy facilites are destroyed.

Black MarketEdit

Black Market operations require a Defiler and Credits, but also a Consortium Hero to purchase technology. This stolen technology greatly expands the firepower of Consortium units that apply.

SlaveryEdit

This option only requires a Defiler and credits to open. Enslaved units are produced by the Consortium on any planet with a Consortium Palace.

UsesEdit

Corruption not only gives the above mentioned bonuses, but also reveals more of the Galactic Map, allowing for expansion of Consortium space. Also, all Corruption options show the enemy's ground and space units, as well as facilites such as space stations and barracks.

AppearancesEdit

Star Wars Empire at War Forces of Corruption

SourcesEdit

starwars.wikia.com

SW FoC manual

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption