Difference between revisions of "Races (Fractal Galaxy)"
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| − | The Milky Way, it seems, is home to a modest number of solutions to what was once the Fermi Paradox, although humanity might wish some of them didn't exist. The Joint Corpo-Nations Partnership, Halov Corporation, and the Eternal Empire (collectively known as the League of Expansionists) all feature populations that are mostly Velatyr (human), Khodic (reptilian), ANARENT (ANthropomorphic ARtificial ENTities), or Tetrbyr (grays), which are all humanoid, and of which only half are considered Starmade. The Oudenic Union, Free Worlds of Nimbiac, | + | The Milky Way, it seems, is home to a modest number of solutions to what was once the Fermi Paradox, although humanity might wish some of them didn't exist. The Joint Corpo-Nations Partnership, Halov Corporation, and the Eternal Empire (collectively known as the League of Expansionists) all feature populations that are mostly Velatyr (human), Khodic (reptilian), ANARENT (ANthropomorphic ARtificial ENTities), or Tetrbyr (grays), which are all humanoid, and of which only half are considered Starmade. The Oudenic Union, Free Worlds of Nimbiac, Green Star Industries, and The Synthetic Otherhood each feature additional species that the aforementioned factions are generally hostile towards for xerophobic and astrophobic reasons. The nature of the Darkspace Network, however, means that new entities are occasionally still encountered - usually from great distances. |
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= The Starmade = | = The Starmade = | ||
| − | === | + | === Velatyr (Posthumans) === |
| − | + | * Self-explanatory | |
| + | * Most now feature some degree of bioengineering or synthetic enhancement, up to a total body percentage | ||
| − | === | + | === Tetrbyr (Grays) === |
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| + | * Aliens of human superstition | ||
| + | * Nonverbal communication | ||
| + | * Minimal interaction. Faction participation involves | ||
| + | * 8" tall on average | ||
| + | * Large, bulbous, black eyes | ||
| + | * Three-digit hands | ||
| + | |||
| + | === B'kseer (Toadlikes) === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Humanoid frog-like beings dwelling in hydrocarbon-based environments | ||
=== Vorovka === | === Vorovka === | ||
| − | == Synthetics, Artificials, and Lab Experiments | + | * Feared ultra-hostile race of superslugs-in-exoskeletons |
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| + | === Vhaum (Thundersquid) === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Giant jellyfish-like beings that live in electrically-charged pods in the warm zones of gas giants, with some ability to traverse vacuum | ||
| + | |||
| + | = Synthetics, Artificials, and Lab Experiments = | ||
=== ANARENTS === | === ANARENTS === | ||
| − | === Grays ( | + | * Catch-all for fully-synthetic artificial humanoids |
| + | * Some ancient generations had a great schism and left to form a remote faction | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Tetrymsa (Moglins) === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Short, goblin-like worker drones of the Grays, gone rogue | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Parallelists === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Humanoids (really, formerly-humanoid) intelligences who have specifically "spread-networked" their minds, resulting in "fractal existence" | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Hypertranshumanists === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Humanoids who achieve a particular percentage body weight | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Khodi (Reptilians) === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Humanoid/dinosaur lab experiments | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Zyzyf (Spiderwasps) === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Wolf-sized spider/wasp hybrids | ||
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| + | === Void Hives === | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Massive intelligences, including rogue space station AI and abandoned-but-operational ships | ||
Latest revision as of 13:51, 15 August 2020
The Milky Way, it seems, is home to a modest number of solutions to what was once the Fermi Paradox, although humanity might wish some of them didn't exist. The Joint Corpo-Nations Partnership, Halov Corporation, and the Eternal Empire (collectively known as the League of Expansionists) all feature populations that are mostly Velatyr (human), Khodic (reptilian), ANARENT (ANthropomorphic ARtificial ENTities), or Tetrbyr (grays), which are all humanoid, and of which only half are considered Starmade. The Oudenic Union, Free Worlds of Nimbiac, Green Star Industries, and The Synthetic Otherhood each feature additional species that the aforementioned factions are generally hostile towards for xerophobic and astrophobic reasons. The nature of the Darkspace Network, however, means that new entities are occasionally still encountered - usually from great distances.
The Starmade
Velatyr (Posthumans)
- Self-explanatory
- Most now feature some degree of bioengineering or synthetic enhancement, up to a total body percentage
Tetrbyr (Grays)
- Aliens of human superstition
- Nonverbal communication
- Minimal interaction. Faction participation involves
- 8" tall on average
- Large, bulbous, black eyes
- Three-digit hands
B'kseer (Toadlikes)
- Humanoid frog-like beings dwelling in hydrocarbon-based environments
Vorovka
- Feared ultra-hostile race of superslugs-in-exoskeletons
Vhaum (Thundersquid)
- Giant jellyfish-like beings that live in electrically-charged pods in the warm zones of gas giants, with some ability to traverse vacuum
Synthetics, Artificials, and Lab Experiments
ANARENTS
- Catch-all for fully-synthetic artificial humanoids
- Some ancient generations had a great schism and left to form a remote faction
Tetrymsa (Moglins)
- Short, goblin-like worker drones of the Grays, gone rogue
Parallelists
- Humanoids (really, formerly-humanoid) intelligences who have specifically "spread-networked" their minds, resulting in "fractal existence"
Hypertranshumanists
- Humanoids who achieve a particular percentage body weight
Khodi (Reptilians)
- Humanoid/dinosaur lab experiments
Zyzyf (Spiderwasps)
- Wolf-sized spider/wasp hybrids
Void Hives
- Massive intelligences, including rogue space station AI and abandoned-but-operational ships