(IC thread: http://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=200340)
Life. One of the most certain aspects of the universe. Recently (In geological terms), life started on a distant star's planet. Or rather, started again. For you see, this planet's life had been wiped out more than once. On one occasion, it wiped itself out! But that was a very long time ago. All remnants of that civilization are long gone, lost to the annals of the geological process. This planet is not native to this star, but it was instead spared the fate of dieing to it's home star by the very civilization that wiped out life on it's surface. Deep inside the planet, lava still churns, and the core still turns, producing a magnetic sphere to protect the surface. Life can start again, but will it learn from the past, or repeat the mistakes of it's forefathers?
RULES/Xtra st00f
No Ubering/God-Modding.
This isn't Spore evolution, you won't "Add parts," instead you will slowly evolve to meet what your environment requires.
If you haven't picked it up yet, your species is a single cell at the start.
No super-fast evolution.
Two species can combine to make one being.
Species can go extinct, you can just make a new one.
Joining sheet (For now.)
Name of Species: (Try and make it Latin, or at least Latin sounding.)
Prokaryote or Eukaryote:
Plant, Animal, Fungus, or Virus?:
(If Animal) Herbivore, Carnivore, or Chemical Eater?:
(If Virus) Bacteriophage or Omniphage?:
