The war eventually came to an end after the League's retreat from Sol during the failed invasion attempt of the system. The Crimson Fleet has seemingly seized the most following the Colony War, as this group of pirates all organized under the same Jolly Roger, disrupted both Freestar Collective and United Colonies’ work in the Settled Systems, and established themselves in the Kryx, Sagan, Cheyenne, Lunara, and Narion Systems.Although similar uprisings took place in a number of other systems, it is generally agreed upon that the First Colony War began during the Battle of Bennay, where the League of Free Worlds successfully defended the planet from a tremendous Empire offensive. Meanwhile, House Var’ruun is a cult and that opens a lot of storytelling potential, especially in space. The exact threat of Spacers and Ecliptic Mercenaries isn’t fully known, but it stands to reason that these are the bandits of Starfield. Beyond the political, spacefaring intrigue, they’ll have to deal with the Crimson Fleet, Ecliptic Mercenaries, House Var’ruun, and Spacers. The Starfield character’s life won’t be easy, players can rest assured. While Constellation and Ryujin Industries seem friendly, at least on the surface, the power divide between UC and Freestar has allowed other factions to run wild too. The uneasiness between these two factions isn’t the only thing players will have to contend with. There’s a lot going on in Starfield's Settled Systems, and it’s likely players will feel the entire impact of the Colony War in the game. The peace with the United Colonies is fragile and uneasy, however, and both sides may be looking at potential weaknesses/faults in the other. Either way, the war ends in some form of truce, and the Freestar Collective maintains its independence. It’s just likely difficult to retain so many star systems, while fighting a war across three star systems. The Freestar Collective’s military strength, if it has any central military at all, isn’t clarified, but it stands to reason that the United Colonies is stronger. The Freestar Collective is a confederation, so loosely tied together, and that means it and the Republic of the United Colonies likely had several land/planet/star system disputes. Each faction has their loyal colonies, with the United Colonies likely looking to expand its military, political influence, and grasp on the Settled Systems, while the Freestar Collective is less colonizing and more welcoming in a way. What sparked this war is unknown, but looking at the two political ideologies, they themselves likely serve as the purpose.
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