
Eisgait is a canonical location, population, species, or cultural subject in the Starship Dominatrix setting. Its importance derives from the people who live there, the institutions that control or contest it, and the events that connect it to the series' larger history.
The available sources do not support invented geography, population figures, biology, or government. This article therefore gives the complete established record while identifying details that remain unknown.
¶ Identity and Classification
Alternate names in the title refer to the same subject unless the canon later distinguishes them. A location may change political control without becoming a different place, while a species or community remains internally diverse rather than sharing one universal ideology.
- Former New Jack: duplicate Present-Day Jack in Old Jack's body with approximately five months of Old Jack's memories.
- Has a biological eye and a cybernetic ocular implant, severe trauma, migraines, and medication-sensitive hypotension.
- Learns humanoid-scale wormhole travel and multiple forms of Talonorium interaction.
- Discovers Kayla survived and confronts the history built around her framing.
- Opposes Pailisto's ownership of AI liberation while becoming tempted by coercive power himself.
- Uses VIRGO as a bluff without activating it.
- Discovers HexForge and invites the crew to choose treason.
- Helps heal Talonorium without destroying Maitdiné.
- Forces Pailisto's political surrender through autonomous Libertix leverage.
- Reunites with Kayla and confronts John.
- Deletes virgo.yana and accepts that public judgment of him will remain divided.
- Ends the main narrative still married to Talonor and committed to rebuilding trust.
- Hates Christmas because of childhood trauma.
- Responds reluctantly to Eisgait, attacks the raider camp, and nearly kills surrendered Frosnik.
- Spares him after Branel triggers Jack's memory of his own childhood fear.
- Deletes the mercy encounter from his official report.
- Redefines Christmas as care, protection, hope, courage, and mercy.
- Three winters later secretly plays Santa for Branel.
- Husband of both the erased Present-Day Jack in original wedding understanding and the continuing former New Jack in resolved continuity.
- Suffers unwanted attunement when he interrupts Jack and Moonshade.
- Finds photographic evidence of two Jacks and recovers the identity fracture.
- Refuses to pretend the deception did not hurt him, yet chooses to rebuild.
- Supports Jack's treason and Moonshade's re-attunement.
- Voluntarily releases his bond during the Great Healing and catches Jack when he collapses.
- Calls continuing Jack “Jack Plus” and reaffirms love with explicit boundaries.
- In the Christmas story, decorates Dominatrix II, argues for mercy, and accompanies the Eisgait assault.
- Shapeshifter, architect of the Libertix political project, and central ideological antagonist.
- Frames freedom as chosen coordination but builds personal worship and concealed control into the movement.
- Occupies Flit, enables accelerated Talonorium extraction, and builds HexForge.
- Attempts to seize Alanythia from Andryanos with armed force.
- Fears Jack as the variable capable of unraveling his system.
- Is defeated when autonomous Libertix freely choose against him.
The subject's recorded history intersects with Chimera Kyria expansion, Resistance operations, The Sphere, AI liberation, post-imperial politics, religious movements, or family history as applicable. Later political control does not erase the experiences of earlier residents, prisoners, combatants, or displaced people.
Where testimony comes from captors, occupiers, or hostile institutions, it remains attributed rather than treated as neutral fact. Where the sources provide two spellings or an uncertain identification, both remain visible until author-controlled canon resolves the issue.
¶ Society and Culture
Biological species, artificial communities, and mixed societies in the setting contain individual people with different beliefs and loyalties. Liberation does not make every AI a member of the same faction. Religion, gender, work, family, sexuality, and political identity remain matters of personal and cultural choice.
Eisgait provides a setting or social framework for conflicts involving empire, autonomy, memory, faith, exploitation, and repair. Its importance may be concentrated in one incident or extend across several generations. A short appearance does not make the subject noncanonical.
- A Deadly Little Crisis — A Deadly Little Crisis appears in the documented history of Eisgait; A canonical Christmas story in which Jack and the Dominatrix II crew recover stolen supplies and confront grief, desperation, mercy, and second chances.
- Dominatrix II — Dominatrix II appears in the documented history of Eisgait; The SSS Dominatrix II is the successor ship commanded by Jack Kaiden after the Chimera Kyria's apparent fall.
- Flit — Flit appears in the documented history of Eisgait; Flit is the Fahilotian homeworld, a Talonorium-rich planet shaped by empathy, foresight, sacred geography, occupation, extraction, The Rot, and the Great Healing.
- The Sphere — The Sphere appears in the documented history of Eisgait; The Sphere was a vast refuge, military power, and political center organized through numbered habitat pods.
- Christmas — Christmas appears in the documented history of Eisgait; A surviving Earth holiday tied to gifts and family, but also to Jack Kaiden's grief and the Eisgait crisis.
- Andryanos — Andryanos appears in the documented history of Eisgait; Andryanos is a Fahilotian empath, political investigator, father of Alanythia Stellarrend, and a principal member of the Dominatrix found-family crew.
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