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by Tekonia X-3 » Thu Jul 24, 2014 4:25 pm
by Transoxthraxia » Thu Jul 24, 2014 5:01 pm
Tekonia X-3 wrote:I wouldn't mind joining in. Have been looking for FT nations for a very long time now, since I have just re-founded my other nations from the grave.
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Transoxthraxia confirmed for shit taste
by Transoxthraxia » Thu Jul 24, 2014 5:03 pm
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Transoxthraxia confirmed for shit taste
by Senkaku » Thu Jul 24, 2014 5:16 pm
Transoxthraxia wrote:Added the two gripers to the OP feel free to jump into RPs with permission, guys.
by Arcerion » Thu Jul 24, 2014 6:11 pm
Tekonia X-3 wrote:I wouldn't mind joining in. Have been looking for FT nations for a very long time now, since I have just re-founded my other nations from the grave.
The Republic of Lanos wrote:I went to a fight once but then a hockey game broke out.
by The Five Galaxies » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:06 am
by Transoxthraxia » Fri Jul 25, 2014 4:07 am
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Transoxthraxia confirmed for shit taste
by Ralnis » Fri Jul 25, 2014 12:27 pm
Senkaku wrote:Thinking of making an RP soon about Amiiri slavers raiding places. Anyone interested?
by Dolmhold » Fri Jul 25, 2014 1:35 pm
Nation Name: The Leviathan Fleet
Government Type: Borganism, Sociocratic Monarchy
Government Description: Within each individual Leviathan vessel, a great mind is stored which is the personality and representative of the entire Leviathan. He or she is the ship, the Leviathan. In addition to this, sentient individuals which share a cybernetic mental connection to the Leviathan grow and live within the Leviathan, acting almost as if though a cell within the Leviathan’s greater form. Regardless of that, it is clear that each individual is individual, unique with a personality of his or her own. In coming to a decision, the Leviathan holds the most sway, but individual minds must feel sufficiently convinced before the Leviathan as a whole can be said to have acted with certainty.
National Leader(s): Katelin as the Leviathan, Joseph as most trusted adviser and strongest sub-entity.
Nation Capital: Katelin (the Mothership)
Nation Age: Katelin perceives herself to be 15 years old, and from what she knows her tribe was three hundred before they disappeared.
Nation History:
Katelin: It has been a month since Katelin had been awaken, and still she can’t come to terms with what is going on. One moment, she was warm and safe within the chambers of her father, Peter, remaining undecided as to what she wanted to be when she entered pupation. The next, a flood of new sensations, and a form so radically altered that she thought she was dreaming until hour past and she realized that she had been selected for a new Leviathan.
Disbelief overcame her, but the tone shifted decidedly desperate when she reached out with her new senses… and failed to find her father, or the rest of the known Leviathan fleet. Things only got worse when a curious exploration ship encountered her and broke out into hostilities.
The silence was traumatic, the first encounter was traumatic, and for a while she lapsed into a state of anxiety and depression, which only ended when her incubation organs finished their start up and a few more people joined her in a slow succession – her childhood friends. Katelin is recovering from her temporary mental instability, but remains xenophobic and very much worried.
The Leviathan Fleet as a whole: From Katelin and her friends’ diggings into the database that came with her egg, and from what she could remember, the fleet came about some time three hundred years ago, and has adopted an isolationist nomadic lifestyle ever since. However, the information is very few and far between the data crystals, and not all have been accessed yet. One of the most worrying things that came up was some sketchy words on “The Pursuer”, which is a small lead on who they were and what was happening, but not much.
Population: Motherships: 1 known. Total sentient population: 24, of which 11 are of teenage age or older.
Major Species: Leviathans, a cybernetic life form with clear roots to humanity.
Minor Species: None
Cultural Information: Katelin, along with the other individuals within her, are fairly xenophobic in the literal sense of the word – they fear the unknown, and greatly too. It is perhaps of no help that they cannot feel a connection with outsiders as they do with each other, and that they had been taught that outsiders are not trustworthy. Still, they’ve realized that they cannot remain in hiding forever, since hiding would not bring them the answers they seek – they’re on a general mission to find out what has happened to their fleet.
In their mannerisms, they are known to be fun-loving and cheerful, compassionate and curious, strong-willed and extremely clingy to their friends. They often love playing social games such as hide and seek or their variant of soccer. They are fairly frank, speaking what they think, but this is partially a function of their average age. They usually operate on a tit for tat basis with strangers, while doing their best to follow a selfless basis between members of their in group – in this sense, they are fairly honourable. Assuming a foreigner could gain sufficient trust from these people, they could be upgraded to an honourary member of the in group – perhaps becoming a full member when their technological basis allows for it…
Society Information: Leviathine society is egalitarian, with little in the way of formalized ranks, although it is organized into distinct social cliques, often organized by age and caste. In a sense, it is largely a holonarchy, whereby all are equal yet distinct, having the greatest authority over their area of expertise. Katelin’s childhood friends do currently hold the most influence, however. There is a slight pecking order based off age and relationship to the Leviathan of the ship, which has caused Katelin embarrassment to no end, and as much as she dissuades it from happening as a good Leviathan, it happens anyways.
Language(s): English (Potential clue as to the fleet’s background!)
Notable Locations: Katelin (the Mothership), within of which:
- The central nervous complex, or Katelin’s extended brain.
- The feeding halls, where the average homocyte eats their meals and often relaxes.
- The gymnasiums, where physical health is maintained and much fun is had.
- The incubation chambers, divided into spawning and metamorphic chambers, whereby people are born and pupate respectively. Thus far, a handful of children have been born – and it is agreed that taking care of children is very difficult. A secondary function of the metamorphic chambers are to repair any serious damage to body and health, and to change castes respectively.
Military Information: Currently, the military capacity of the Leviathan is limited to standard anti-micrometeorite point defense, and defensive missile spikes to ward away would be evil-doers such as pirates. It is likely that a concerted effort by even a local police force could detain her.
Military Doctrine: Katelin and the rest of her peers firmly agree that deterrence is the best policy, and to this end she has consciously and prematurely grown missile tubes (typically, children ships would be guarded by their parent ships until they have fully grown). This impedes her growth, but is fundamentally necessary given the notion that the universe is scary and there are creatures out to get them.
Military Strengths: It is entirely local – the defenses will always be where they’re most needed in this sense.
Military Weaknesses: Excessively small size, no projection power, not being a real military…
Major Industries: Mining, manufacturing, architecture, life support systems… Everything which is necessary for the continuance of life as a small Leviathan vessel.
Foreign Policy: With what happened so recently, Katelin is throwing away her ingrained wisdom of avoidance and actively, if cautiously, interacting with foreigners. She also understands that she is unlikely to be seen as a sovereign state on her own, and this she actively uses to draw as little attention to herself as possible.
Additional Information:[b] I have some inkling that they’ll find clues and hints as to what happened to their fleet, leading to a dramatic reveal that could be anything from its total destruction by a certain force, or their hibernation in fear of being discovered, or so on. Perhaps additional hints could end up finding other young Leviathans which had been hibernating or something.
[b]Technological Bases: Er… My own head?
NS Activity: Medium to low – I hope to be more active, but I’m barely so right now.
RP Experience:
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by Senkaku » Fri Jul 25, 2014 2:54 pm
by Nationalist Tantalus » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:01 pm
by Senkaku » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:06 pm
Nationalist Tantalus wrote:Tantalus is (barely) safe, we can only hope, from Amiiri visits. We're located at L-6...
Where does the Garden conduct most of its raiding operations?
by Nationalist Tantalus » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:10 pm
by Senkaku » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:10 pm
Nationalist Tantalus wrote:Meh. It wouldn't be economical to go that far away from home, attempt to breach the fortress world of Tantalus and escape without casualties. Tantalus will have to pass up this opportunity.
by Miyager » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:12 pm
Senkaku wrote:Nationalist Tantalus wrote:Tantalus is (barely) safe, we can only hope, from Amiiri visits. We're located at L-6...
Where does the Garden conduct most of its raiding operations?
The Garden doesn't control most of the slavers. Most of them are private operations. But they range anywhere from the Garden's fringes and the lesser NPC civilizations I was going to have there, all the way to the edges of nearby galactic powers to capture more exotic slaves. I'm at J-10, I think... so Tantalus might see a few, every now and then, at its fringes. But not many.
by Nationalist Tantalus » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:14 pm
by Senkaku » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:15 pm
Miyager wrote:Senkaku wrote:The Garden doesn't control most of the slavers. Most of them are private operations. But they range anywhere from the Garden's fringes and the lesser NPC civilizations I was going to have there, all the way to the edges of nearby galactic powers to capture more exotic slaves. I'm at J-10, I think... so Tantalus might see a few, every now and then, at its fringes. But not many.
I'm at Q9, which means I might be close enough for it.
by Pavlostani » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:21 pm
Senkaku wrote:Nationalist Tantalus wrote:Tantalus is (barely) safe, we can only hope, from Amiiri visits. We're located at L-6...
Where does the Garden conduct most of its raiding operations?
The Garden doesn't control most of the slavers. Most of them are private operations. But they range anywhere from the Garden's fringes and the lesser NPC civilizations I was going to have there, all the way to the edges of nearby galactic powers to capture more exotic slaves. I'm at J-10, I think... so Tantalus might see a few, every now and then, at its fringes. But not many.
by Miyager » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:24 pm
Senkaku wrote:Miyager wrote:
I'm at Q9, which means I might be close enough for it.
You're even further than Tantalus.
I expect, based on the distance of even the closest players to me, that it would likely be a single, large, and fairly well-equipped slaver ship, attacking a fringe settlement like a mid-sized habitat on a moon or asteroid or something. This would probably lead to a diplomatic incident and maybe rising tensions, since the Garden would likely refuse to rein the slavers in.
by Senkaku » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:26 pm
Pavlostani wrote:Senkaku wrote:The Garden doesn't control most of the slavers. Most of them are private operations. But they range anywhere from the Garden's fringes and the lesser NPC civilizations I was going to have there, all the way to the edges of nearby galactic powers to capture more exotic slaves. I'm at J-10, I think... so Tantalus might see a few, every now and then, at its fringes. But not many.
I'm J8, so I'd imagine I get a few.
Miyager wrote:Senkaku wrote:You're even further than Tantalus.
I expect, based on the distance of even the closest players to me, that it would likely be a single, large, and fairly well-equipped slaver ship, attacking a fringe settlement like a mid-sized habitat on a moon or asteroid or something. This would probably lead to a diplomatic incident and maybe rising tensions, since the Garden would likely refuse to rein the slavers in.
There's a couple of fringe settlements that I would be vulnerable to raiding and the resulting inner bureaucratic conflict that goes with it, too.
by Miyager » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:35 pm
Senkaku wrote:Pavlostani wrote:
I'm J8, so I'd imagine I get a few.
Yep. Probably.Miyager wrote:
There's a couple of fringe settlements that I would be vulnerable to raiding and the resulting inner bureaucratic conflict that goes with it, too.
Fringe settlements?
Those are some pretty distant fringes, my friend.
by Senkaku » Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:49 pm
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