Join Raven Unit

A small themed squad inside Believe Nation: four or five members who already play together regularly, adding a structure of play and roleplay on top of Star Citizen sessions. Operations get planned, flown in character, and turned into Field Log posts and high-production videos. It adds an immersive layer to game nights — the output is fun.

No. Raven Unit is squad-scale — a handful of operators, not a division — and it remains subject to all existing org leadership and direction. In events it slots into one side of a planned operation under existing command. It doesn’t run events, replace a division, or stand up a rival command structure.

To take 4–5 people who commonly play together and apply a structure of play and roleplay around Star Citizen and immersion: a plan going in, roles on the ground, stealth-first tactics, and staying in character throughout — then output the result as Field Log lore and videos. Structured sessions, epic moments, fun.

Official doctrine is small-squad: about five core seats, which in practice go to whoever trains most consistently with the unit as the unit. Everyone else is welcome as a Reserve participant — reservists join the fun as seats and detachments open. Nobody gets gatekept from a session; the core just stays small.

It’s deliberately light. Submit the interest form, a Raven reaches out on Discord, and you fly a session or two from the Reserve Pool. Core seats develop naturally from consistent participation — there’s no tryout gauntlet. One thing to know going in: the bar to join isn’t high, but Raven Unit does intend to roll out its own traditions and ceremony over time — how operators are received into the unit, how milestones are marked, how the patch is earned and worn. Taking part in that tradition and ceremony is expected of every Raven Operator wearing the Unit Patch. It’s part of what makes the unit a unit rather than a fireteam of convenience.

Light. The unit is most commonly in active session during greater Believe Nation events, or when hosting and attending Flash Events. There are no attendance mandates — but core seats naturally follow the people who show up and train.

Only in session. When the unit is active and the patch is on display, roleplay, immersion, and clandestine tactics are expected. Outside of sessions you’re just you — participation is always opt-in.

No. Roles and hulls are arranged per operation from the unit’s doctrine and whoever’s hangar fits the tasking. Interest, teamwork, and staying in character matter more than what you own.

Probably — that’s half the point. Operations may be recorded and cut into videos and written into the Field Log. Flying a session means you’re comfortable appearing in the output.