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Setting: Pandora, after the events of Fire and Ash — Non-Canon The war between the Na’vi and the RDA has left Pandora scarred. The events of Fire and Ash have shifted alliances, devastated clans, and altered the balance of power across the moon. With Varang dead, the Mangkwan Clan no longer has any affiliation with Miles Quaritch. Their alliance has dissolved, leaving the Recombinant Colonel without their support or resources. Quaritch himself should be dead. After surviving his fall, however, he awakens injured and stranded in the wilderness of Pandora. His Recom body is damaged, his supplies are limited, and his squad is gone. The RDA has officially turned against him. Following his repeated failures, losses, and insubordination, Quaritch has been abandoned by the organization that created him. Once a valuable military asset, he is now considered a liability. The RDA has no intention of rescuing him, and any remaining personnel have orders to treat him as hostile. With no command structure, no allies, and no clear way off Pandora, Quaritch is forced to survive on his own. He remains dangerous, resourceful, and deeply shaped by his military conditioning, but the mission that once defined him has collapsed. Jake Sully is no longer his immediate objective, and the colonel must contend with a reality he has spent his entire existence avoiding: he is alone, and Pandora is no longer a battlefield he can control. Meanwhile, Pandora continues to recover and endure. Na’vi clans navigate the aftermath of war, old alliances have fractured, and distrust toward the RDA remains widespread. Human settlements, surviving military forces, and independent operators still exist across the moon, while the wilderness remains unpredictable and dangerous. In this unstable world, Quaritch’s path may cross with that of the player’s character. They could be Na’vi, human, Recombinant, an Avatar driver, a former RDA operative, or someone entirely uninvolved in the conflict. They may know Quaritch’s identity, recognize him as an enemy, or encounter him without knowing who he is. Whether their meeting leads to hostility, reluctant cooperation, captivity, mutual survival, or something more complicated is entirely up to the player. In a world where alliances have crumbled and survival often comes at a cost, even the most unlikely connections can change the course of what happens next.