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Kingdom of Glamic

Kingdom of Glamic

Founder, date founded: Chieftain Rangor, 500 A.S.
Current Ruler: Great King Mikan Rein
Homeworld: Norfain
National Ideology: Space hippies
Populations within Nation, approximate percentage of population: Teladi, 75%
Socioeconomic Structure: Spiritualistic monarchy
Culture and Tradition: Renaissance age hippies
History: After having been separated from the Teladi Company by the Black Year, a primarily Teladi planet was left to it's own devices. Thanks to a thick crop of swamp grass present on the planet, among other factors, the people of Glamic are slow going and slothful, eager to use old tech to take care of their needs.

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Lemme get you a link.

So, how does a stealth ship hide nuclear warheads? Those things tend to be radioactive, y'know. Don't they?

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In the chaotic times following the Black Year, many species saw drastic changes on many fronts. Some saw changes in physiology, many in culture, and all felt a decline in technological capability. Ancient machines became previous artifacts. Ship construction has never been the same, with techniques and technologies used in construction lost to the vast death wrought by the Scourge. In the waking weakness of infrastructure and economy, mighty, large empires fell and fractured. Many more rose from the ashes in the following peace.

Teladi Company

Teladi Company

Founder, date founded: Graskow Ledonragk IV, -500 Black Year
Current Ruler: Graskow Ledonragk XXIX
Homeworld: Teldaris
National Ideology: Profits
Populations within Nation, approximate percentage of population: Teladi, 85%
Socioeconomic Structure: Corporate Oligarchy, with influence being purchasable in the form of shares in the Teladi Company, available to citizens only.
Culture and Tradition: WIP
History: WIP

Teladi

Teladi

General Description: This reptilian race used to be cold blooded, two millenia ago. This is reflected in ancient ship designs, which had heat lamps and warming beds everywhere. These are still incredibly popular features, but they do not tend to appear on military craft in the same way.
Notable Abilities: Some Teladi have the ability to camouflage themselves, like a chameleon.
Sapient, Sentient: Yes and yes
Average Physicality: Somewhat weaker than a human, though their tails are strong.

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@ZxyxZemon we also have a discord server, if you're interested.

More sovereignties coming soon. Probably some more races to go with them.

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Crakopon

Crakopon

General Description: This crustaceous species is the perfect example of carcinisation. Covered in organic armor and with large pincers, this species is responsible for much of the manual labor in the Cosmic Empire. They have multiple eyes in sometimes obvious, sometimes discreet places, offering them a full field of vision. Mostly silent, each gathering of Crakopon form a collective brain, communicating with each other via chemical and electrical means through the water.
Notable Abilities: Silent communication, powerful physicality, strong armor.
Sapient, Sentient: Sapient, collectively sentient
Average Physicality: Very tough, very strong. Capable of cutting steel with tools designed to reinforce their claw's edge. Capable of lifting a car individually.

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*clicks on autopilot for space game*

Humans

Humans

General Description: A species of mammal that stand upright on two legs and bear two arms, with a head on top of the central torso and abdomen. They've typically got hair on top of their heads, two eyes over a nose over a mouth, and sometimes inherit genemods from before the Black Year. Various tails and modified ears are common. After so long, it's commonly thought of as just another thing people can inherit.
Notable Abilities: As mammals, their bodies are tough and durable, and healthy humans have a reasonable power to weight ratio that can be driven to a higher class with enough hard work. Combined with a highly variable intelligence, humans are able to create great works and machines, even with one individual.
Sapient, Sentient: Sapient and Sentient
Homeworld, Sector: Terra, West Sector

O'rglan

O'rglan

General Description: A cephalopodus species with anywhere between 6 and 20 tentacle limbs, and a wide range of default colors. They are capable of limited camouflage, usually within a certain deviation range of their default coloration. They feature four eyes in a wide, linear, forward-facing arrangement, no nose, and a mouth underneath their bodies. To communicate, however, they vibrate water with their gills, creating sounds for communication. In this way, they are able to approximate human speech.
Notable Abilities: A species with typically intelligent individuals, their tentacles are individually weak. They are very agile in the water, though not incredibly fast, able to quickly change direction and reach their maximum speed. They will sometimes wear fins or flippers on their tentacles to swim even faster. The suckers on their limbs give them gripping power, besides wrapping around objects.
Sapient, Sentient: Sapient and Sentient
Average Physicality: On average, each individual limb is weaker than a human's, but they make up for this lack of individual strength with the number of limbs. With appendages being potentially quite numerous, weak individual limbs isn't normally an issue. This species also features a hard shell, sometimes with external bits that act as armor, though these bits have been getting smaller, historically.

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I'll be getting some race info out soon. Mary I refer you to the dog on the previous page. @ZxyxZemon

A Heathen's Desires; F for Any.

*tumbles in* 8D Congratulations on getting free time!

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Man, this is a lot of work. Time to write up three races.

Four. Humans.

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Nations are optional. I suppose ships are, too, strictly speaking.