Yasenevskaya Community (Russian: Ясеневская община) is a faction in the Moscow Metro that controls seven (during a certain period of time only five) stations on the Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya Line.
Overview[]
Not much is known about life in the Yasenevskaya community. However, rumors say that its members are quite well off. Kaluzhskaya functions as a trading outpost, where caravans from other parts of the Metro buy and sell goods but are not allowed to go any further.
The community is populated mainly by civilians. It's led by the former military official Pyotr Ivanovich Britvin, which is not surprising, because the Office of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation was not far from Yasenevo. The previous leader of this faction lost his life during an epidemic in 2020.
The faction appears on the Metro map in the Metro 2035 novel. However, no details are provided about it. It's also featured in a Universe of Metro 2033 book Sisters of Sorrow, which is currently unavailable in English.
History[]
Before the year 2020, Yasenevskaya Community used to control 7 stations - Kaluzhskaya, Belyayevo, Kon'kovo, Tepliy Stan, Yasenevo, Novoyasenevskaya, and Bitzevsky Park, with Novoyasenevskaya being the capital of their community. However, the spread of an unknown infection brought by stalkers from the surface broke out at Novoyasenevskaya. This forced the inhabitants of Yasenevo and other stations to block the tunnel leading to Novoyasenevskaya, cutting it off, together with Bitzevsky Park, where the infection also spread. This left the community with five stations, and Yasenevo becoming the new capital.
Several years later, when the disease was no longer a threat, connection with the two previously lost stations was re-established and the stations were repopulated again.
Trivia[]
- The original name of the faction in Russian uses "obschina" (община), a word that was historically also used to denote village communities in Imperial Russia; where the means of production where collectively owned by the peasantry under the supervision of the local rural cooperative that would also collect taxes for the tsardom.
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| Minor Factions | 1905 Confederation • Arbat Confederation • Baumansky Alliance • Belorusskaya Trade Outpost • Children of the Underground • "Europe" • Farms and Factories • Great Worm Cult • Huliaipole Republic • Human-Mutant Society • Kalininskaya Confederation • May Day Republic • Mitino Commonwealth • Pechatniki Confederation • Revolutionaries • Ryazan Community • Satanists • Sevastopolskaya HPP • VDNKh Commonwealth • Yasenevskaya Community |
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