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The languages of the known Galaxy are diverse. While many regional languages exist, there are few major languages which are of particular note for their large number of native speakers and status as official administrative and official species languages by governments and transtellars.
==Human languages==
===Sol Common===
With its roots in Mandarin Chinese, Common evolved as the official language of the Sol Alliance, with officials working to tie it together with a common tongue. It's spoken by state officials, taught in schools, and spoken by those who either feel a sense of national pride in the Alliance or otherwise fell sway to the culture. It became the Alliance' official language in 2105.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Solarian''': The typical Solarian accent has a hundred tiny variants and can be found on a multitude of planets in countless systems, and is often simply regarded as “the accent of humanity” due to its prevalence. It can be found on planets as prominent as Earth or as obscure as settlements of only a few million in the Sol Alliance’s Outer Ring.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Mercurian''': Mercurian Common is often heard in the boardrooms of Einstein Engines, which employs much of the planet’s population. Those who speak with this accent are often – to no fault of their own – regarded with suspicion by the SCC due to this association.

* [[File:Accent_venus_surfacer.png|64px]] '''Cytherean''': Venusian Common (referred to as Cytherean Common on Venus itself) is often regarded as one of the most prevalent forms of Sol Common due to Venus' massive entertainment industry. On Venus itself this accent is associated with the entertainment industry and Cytherea, and many prospective actors will attempt to adopt it in order to better fit into the industry. Many high-end entertainment IPCs used throughout human space come pre-programmed with this accent, due to its association with the Venusian entertainment industry.

* [[File:Accent_venus_under.png|64px]] '''Jintarian''': While Cytherean Common has a reputation abroad as \"Venusian Common\" it is the accent of working-class Jintarians that is, to many on the planet, the true form of Venusian Common. On Venus itself this accent is associated with the working and middle-class population of the planet rather than the entertainment industry, and many Cythereans look down upon those with this accent as unrefined. Hendrik Strom, one of the Sol Alliance's most notable politicians, is well-known for having a strong Jintarian accent he makes no attempt to hide.

* [[File:Accent_earth.png|64px]] '''Earth''': The typical Earth, or Terran, accent of the modern era has its roots in Mandarin Chinese, the dominant language of Earth for much of its modern history. All accents found in human space - from Luna to Xanu - are, one way or another, descended from this ancient accent.

* [[File:Accent_luna.png|64px]] '''Lunarian''': The Lunarian accent is regarded throughout the Sol Alliance, and beyond, as a distinctive mark of being Lunarian. The accent is extremely hard for immigrants to Luna to pick up and replicate, and is carefully maintained by Lunarians abroad to keep their accent distinct. It is essentially impossible for a human not living on Luna to replicate a Lunarian accent, and it is considered a major faux paus to pretend to have one. Many Idris Incorporated IPCs are programmed with Lunarian accents to make them seem high-class in both appearance and in accent.

* [[File:Accent_mars.png|64px]] '''Martian''': Martian Common is a more guttural form of Sol Common that borrows some elements of Freespeak. The distinctive accent is, as a result, looked down upon as a “hick” dialect on Luna and Venus and regarded as the dialect of quarrelsome and annoying Martians elsewhere. Some Martians go to great lengths to hide their accents due to this reputation, which is still alive in the Republic of Biesel despite its separation from the greater Sol Alliance.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Enceladian''': Enceladian Common is descended from the accents of North and South America, and the residents of this moon of Saturn take pride in ensuring their accent calls back to their ancestral homes on Earth.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Cassinian''': Cassinian Common, the accent of Iapetus, a moon of Saturn, is typically associated with the Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau, and characters affiliated with it in Solarian movies will often talk like a Cassinian: soft-spoken and generally polite, but reserved and often distant.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Titanii''': The accent of Titania, a moon of Uranus home to Sol’s largest offworlder population, Titanii Common involves plentiful hand gestures and other visual signals. Linguists have long theorized the prominence of hand gestures in this accent comes from the moon’s EVA-centric industries.

* [[File:Accent_Pluto.png|64px]] '''Pluto''': The Plutonian accent is one of many Sol Common accents found throughout the Sol System itself, though it is almost undoubtedly the furthest one out from the Sun itself. Rooted in a combination of Central Asian and Eastern European dialects, the Plutonian accent is notable for its slow, methodical method of speech. Very few positronics can be found with this accent, due to Pluto's unusual relationship with corporations

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Erisian''': Erisian Common bears some resemblance to Lunarian Common due to the planetoid’s long association with the Solarian Navy. Like its counterpart, it is very hard to effectively replicate for an outsider.

* [[File:Accent_silversun.png|64px]] '''Native Silversun''': The native accent of Silversun is a sing-song take on standard Sol Common that has, since massive investment into the planet by Idris Incorporated, come to be associated with the planet’s renowned tourism industry. Many native residents of Silversun are bitter that their accent - and planet - are seen as nothing more than an enormous vacation retreat by the greater Orion Spur. This accent is commonly used by Idris Incorporated shell positronicframes, much to the consternation of Silversun's Originals.

* [[File:Accent_Konyang.png|64px]] '''Konyanger''': The Konyanger Common accent is quite similar to standard Sol Common, but has drawn some influence from Freespeak due to Konyang’s position near the border between the Sol Alliance and the Coalition of Colonies. A significant number of IPCs possess a Konyanger accent, due to the planet being the origin of IPCs and a major producer of them.

* [[File:Accent_nhp.png|64px]] '''New Hai Phongese''': New Hai Phongese Common is, compared to the typical Sol Common accent, much more tonal. This has lent it a distinctive pattern of speech that is easy to tell apart from the standard Sol Common accent associated with the Solarian core worlds. The accent is often imitated by performers, particularly musicians, due to its unique tonal style. Due to the hazardous environmental conditions present on New Hai Phong, many residents of New Hai Phong carry another distinctive auditory cue: coughing and wheezing due to asthma.

* [[File:Accent_himeo.png|64px]] '''Himean''': Himean Common is more guttural and harsh-sounding than the typical Sol Common accent, due to Himeo’s position in the Coalition of Colonies. The Himean accent and its distinctive guttural method of speaking are easily distinguishable from other Sol Common speakers, even when speaking Tau Ceti Basic or Freespeak. Himean Common has the unusual reputation of making its speaker always sound angry, no matter their mood, due to its more guttural nature.

* [[File:Accent_gadpathur.png|64px]] '''Gadpathurian''': The Gadpathurian accent, otherwise known as Gadpathurian Common, is an older dialect of Sol Common that is often regarded as dated-sounding by other speakers due to the isolation of the planet during its period of reunification. Due to the government's tight control over Gadpathur, and push for unity in the face of the Sol Alliance, Gadpathurians have been described as sounding relatively similar no matter which area of the planet they hail from.

* [[File:Accent_eridani_reinstated.png|64px]] '''Reinstated Eridani Dreg''': The clipped and clinical tones of proper "corporate" speech in Eridani are difficult to perfect even for those born into positions of privilege. For those unfortunate individuals born outside Eridani's shining skyscrapers and silver spires, the distinctly uncorporate flow of "dreg" speech can make attaining the standard Eridanian accent almost impossible to fully achieve. The curious middle-ground accent of the so-called "reinstated" in Eridani society allows an individual to go much further than its more criminally-aligned counterpart, but still falls short of most suits' expectations.

* [[File:Accent_dominia.png|64px]] '''Vulgar Morozi''': The most common Dominian accent is Vulgar Morozi, a variation of Sol Common found upon Moroz itself. Dominian-spoken Sol Common and Tau Ceti Basic are both heavily influenced by Tradeband, the common language of both human and unathi nobility in the Empire. Vulgar Morozi has regional variations on the colonies of the Dominian Empire, and in the rebellious Morozian region of Fisanduh. The Fisanduhian accent is considered to be a distinctive higher-pitched variation of Vulgar Morozi that is often suppressed by insurgents to better blend in with the greater Imperial population.

* [[File:Accent_fisanduh.png|64px]] '''Fisanduhian''': While it is similar to the typical Morozian accent, to those not familiar with it; or not from the Empire of Dominia, the standard Fisanduhian accent has some variations that mark it as distinctive. The accent is higher pitched than its Dominian counterpart, and has been described as more tonal. Members of the Fisanduh Freedom Front will often go to great lengths to disguise this accent, though most will slip back into it when off-world.

* [[File:Novi Jadran Accent.png|64px]] '''Novi Jadranic''': Much like the planet itself, the Jadranic dialect of Solarian Common sits between standard Solarian Common-influenced Vulgar Morozi and the more Freespeak-derived accents of the Imperial Frontier. The dialect possesses grammar and pronunciation similar to Vulgar Morozi but possesses multiple loan words from Freespeak which make it distinct from its Morozian counterpart. Jadraners are valued highly for their loyalty and this dialect is often regarded as the most common accent of the Imperial Army. More educated Jadraners, such as those from the planet's few urban centers, will often leave the dialect's Freespeak loan words our while talking with Morozians or other Dominians.

* [[File:Lyodii_Accent.png|64px]] '''Lyodic Morozi''': Most commonly associated with Lyodii, otherwise known as the People of the Lyod, Lyodic Morozi is a variation of the common Vulgar Morozi dialect which is most notable for its sing-song pace of speech which makes it distinctive from standard Vulgar Morozi and its higher-pitched counterpart in Fisanduh. Lyodic Morozi is uncommon to hear in the broader Empire, or abroad, due to the isolation of the Lyodii in the Morozian poles, and contains slight variations between the Northern and Southern Lyod. Those who speak the dialect are sometimes looked down upon as backwards savages by their Morozian counterparts. Those who hear the dialect spoken or sing during Lyodic rituals often state it has an eerie beauty, as the sounds of these rituals can carry for kilometers across the barren landscape of the Lyod.

* [[File:Accent_Orepit.png|64px]] '''Native Orepitter''': Native Orepitters developed their own way of speech that stemmed from centuries of complete isolation. The vast distances of the planet's desert surface required loud, high pitched sounds for reliable communication, making it the primary characteristic of the Orepitter accent.

* [[File:Accent_Providence.png|64px]] '''Providence Trinarist''': While the capital of the Trinarists never had a sole language, its people from all over the Spur have come to adopt a unified accent. Characterised by fast-paced speaking and unique intonations to match the style of their synthetic brethren, IPCs have also come to adopt the accent for non-EAL languages.

* [[File:Accent_Galatea.png|64px]] '''Galatean''': Galatean Ministerial Common is one of two Ministerial Common dialects within the Federal Technocracy. Centrally managed by the Ministry of Galatean Culture (MfGC), Galatea proper's dialect is an unusual Solarian Common dialect characterized by its total lack of loan words and use of antiquated Common terms which date to the early 2300s when it was established as a dialect and have since fallen out of common use. Linguistically it is similar to Gadpathurian Common but lacks the Freespeak influence of Gadpathurian Common due to the MfGC's tight control over the language.

* [[File:Accent_Tsukuyomi.png|64px]] '''Tsukuyomian''': Significantly more rare abroad than Galatean Ministerial Common, Tsukuyomian Standard is one of two Ministerial Common dialects managed by the Ministry of Galatean Culture (MfGC). Like Galatean Ministerial Common, it lacks loan words due to central management and sounds comparatively antiquated when compared to more modern Solarian Common dialects. Tsukuyomian Standard is commonly associated with the Galatean Federal Navy, which has its headquarters on Tsukuyomi.

===Tau Ceti Basic/Common===
A spiritual successor of Esperanto, established in 2404 in Tau Ceti by Ceti intellectuals. Its unique, fully customized alphabet and structure allow it to be spoken even by most alien species. It's the official language of Tau Ceti and has growing traction in diplomatic circles and Universalists across human space. It is the most common trade language in human space and the official language of commerce in the Sol Alliance and numerous systems as well as being heavily promoted in non-human business schools.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_biesel.png|64px]] '''Biesellite''': Often described as the “true” way of speaking Tau Ceti Basic, the Biesellite accent is easy to reproduce due to the phonetics of TCB.

* [[File:Gibson Ovan.png|64px]] '''Ovanstad''': The New Gibson Ovanstad accent is very close to the accent of Tau Ceti proper, due to the nature of the planet's colonization. However, New Gibsoners are known for talking with a faster and more clipped accent than those from Biesel and, at times, sound as if they are tripping over their words due to the rapid pace at which they speak.

* [[File:Gibson Under.png|64px]] '''Undirstad''': The New Gibson Undirstad accent is not wildly known or heard outside of New Gibson itself, as those hailing from the Undirstads are quite insular and isolated from the more attractive surface archologies. The Undirstad accent is much slower than the Ovanstad accent, and keeps more to its cultural roots.

*[[File:Valk accent.png|64px]] '''Valkyrian''': The Valkyrian accent is a difficult accent to replicate, mostly due to the cultural melting pot in which it exists. Influences from across the Orion Spur have impacted the development of the accent, with traces of Sol Common, Tau Ceti Basic, Elyran Common and even Vulgar Morozi.

* [[File:Accent_biesel.png|64px]] '''Reade''': Though it is far from wholly unified, the manner of speaking native to Reade is ubiquitous throughout the outer regions of Tau Ceti and its spacefaring populations. Due to the isolation of these communities from the wider system, most describe the dialect as both strongly archaic and very colloquial, similar to the voice of a Biesellite heard from an old recording.

===Tradeband===
Descended from Latin and romance languages of old Earth, Tradeband remains the main tongue of the upper class of humanity. The language sounds elegant and well structured to most ears. It remains in popular use with traders, diplomats, and those seeking to hold onto a piece of a romantic past. It gained Sol Alliance recognized legal status in 2317 and is prominent in systems that have historically been major centers of trade.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_eridani_suit.png|64px]] '''Eridanian''': The accent of Eridanian “suits” is almost universally looked upon as the accent of corporate excellence throughout the Sol Alliance and Republic of Biesel. Speaking with this accent is a surefire way to get one’s foot into the door in the corporate world, and wealthier Suits often devote time and resources to refining their accent to be more properly Eridanian.

* [[File:Accent_highdominia.png|64px]] '''High Morozi''': The less common Dominian accent is High Morozi, a variation of Tradeband found upon Moroz itself. While Vulgar Morozi is typically associated with the common citizenry of the Empire, High Morozi is associated with the Imperial nobility. While most typically associated with nobles it is often taught to wealthy commoners in order to more easily brush shoulders with nobility. This accent is one of the most readily-recognised markers of Dominian nobility abroad.

* [[File:Accent_jupiter.png|64px]] '''Jovian''': The Jovian accent is an odd mish-mash of accents from Jupiter’s various moons, and has heavy variation on each of the moons. On Idris Incorporated-dominated Europa, the Jovian accent often takes on traces of Tradeband due to the amount of high-income tourism, while the Callistean Jovian accent is known for the rapid, breathless pace at which it is typically spoken. Ganymede is often seen as the “standard” Jovian accent, though some on Callisto vehemently believe that the Callistean accent should be the standard.

* [[File:Accent_europa.png|64px]] '''Europan''': Europans are known to be much quieter and speak at a slower pace than their counterparts on Callisto, despite the close proximity of the two moons. Solarian linguists have traced the whisper-like nature of the accent origins to the planet’s submarines: crews believed that quieter voices interfered less with sonar, and were less likely to be heard by whatever was outside the hull. Europans that have succumbed to "Deep Crazy", a psychological phenomenon found on the moon, are known to abandon the typically hushed nature of Europan speech for screaming hysterically.

* [[File:Accent_silversunexpat.png|64px]] '''Silversun Expatriate''': The accent of Silversun's wealthy Idris Incorporated-aligned minority population is rooted in Tradeband dialects from Eridani and Luna rather than the Sol Common dialect of the Originals, making it audibly distinctive compared to the 'native' accent of the planet. This accent is most commonly associated with Idris Incorporated employees from Silversun, which tend to be overwhelmingly from the Expatriate population. Many Idris Incorporated positronics are programmed with this accent, and it is often regarded as the unofficial accent of the megacorporation.

* [[File:Accent_assunzione.png|64px]] '''Assunzionii''': The Assunzionii accent is one of the most unusual found in the Coalition of Colonies, due to the planet's colonial roots in the Mediterranean. Heavily influenced by Romance languages the Assunzionii dialect is most notable for its elegant-sounding and evenly-paced method of speaking compared to rougher-sounding Coalition and frontier dialects. Liturgical Assunzionii is a small subset of this dialect, and is generally only spoken during Luceian services and can be distinguished by its use of archaic language.

* [[File:Accent_visigrad.png|64px]] '''Visegradi''': The Visegradi accent is unique for that of a Solarian world, being a Tradeband accent with strong influences from the various languages of the Warsaw Pact on Earth. Decidedly harsh and characterized by unusual and eclectic pronunciation, it can be fairly difficult to parse for those unfamiliar with it. This is only somewhat stymied by the fact that Visegradi people tend to speak very loudly, an adaptation necessitated by the need to make oneself heard during the planet's torrential downpours.

* [[File:Callisto Accent.png|64px]] '''Callistean''': Considered to be one of the most recognizable accents in the Sol System due to its uniquely breathless pace, the stereotypical Callistean accent has its roots in the moon's port district of New Valletta. While not all Callisteans speak with the breathless pace of those from New Valletta, the district's status as a port has led to its accent becoming the moon's most recognized one. As a whole the Callistean accent can be easily recognized by its fast pace of speaking and seeking disregard for pauses.

*[[File:San Collette Accent.png|64px]] '''San Colettish''': The Colettish dialect belongs to the larger linguistic family of Tradeband but unlike many of its counterparts, it is descended from Earth-based Tradeband dialects rather than Luna-based dialects. It is easily distinguished from its Lunan contemporaries by its differences in pronunciation and tone, and still retains many of its linguistic roots from Earth.

*[[File:Port Ant.png|64px]] '''Port Antillean''': There are two distinct dialects present on the planet: one that sees heavy lifting from Tradeband and the other more influenced by Solarian Common. It is relatively easy to identify the differences between the two: Antilleans influenced by Tradeband sound more nasal and rhythmic, whereas those that grew up in regions where Solarian Common is the dominant language are more soft-spoken and enunciated.

* [[File:Mictlan Accent.png|64px]] '''Mictalani''': The Mictlanian accent is a variation on Tradeband that is usually recognized as being folksy and warm. This welcoming, soft voice is one of the reasons the planet of Mictlan has seen a boom in tourism. While some youth may try to sound rebellious and conceal the softness of their voice, this musicality is still prevalent and universally recognizable.

===Freespeak===
A language of renegades and frontiersmen descending from various languages from Earth like Hindi combined into a multi-rooted jumble that sounds incoherent or even barbarian to non-native speakers. This language is the only common cultural identity for humans in the frontier. Speaking this language in itself boldly declares the speaker a free spirit. Often called 'Gutter' by Alliance citizens. It was Recognized by Sol Alliance as a spoken language in 2321. Considered a 'rough, informal' language, Freespeak is believed to have evolved in Martian slums, quickly spreading throughout the Galaxy. It is prominent in working class settlements across human space leading it to be the most common language in the frontier and second most common in the outer rim of known space. It is one of the few frontier cultural identity pieces.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_coalition.png|64px]] '''Frontiers Folk''': The frontier is home to an unknowably vast amount of humans and settlements, covering everything from small outposts of only a few hundred to major planets such as Xanu Prime. It is difficult to define a standard "Coalition accent," or dialect due to the diversity and regionalism of the Coalition, along with its lack of a strong central government. Solarian linguists generally define the Coalition dialect as an umbrella encompassing all Freespeak native speakers not from a major settlement of the Coalition.

* [[File:Xanu Accent.png|64px]] '''Xanu Standard''': The Xanu Standard dialect is arguably the most notable Freespeak dialect. Xanu Standard first emerged as an informal creole designed to make communication between the various nationalities who settled the planet more easily and possessed loan words from upwards of a half-dozen languages during this early period. Over time this creole would morph into the Xanu Standard dialect of Freespeak and is arguably the oldest and most widespread of the 25th century's common Freespeak dialects. Freespeak taught abroad, such as in the Serene Republic of Elyra and Republic of Biesel, is most often based upon the Xanu Standard dialect.

* [[File:Accent_scarabs.png|64px]] '''Scarabs''': The common accent of the Scarab Fleet has dozens, perhaps hundreds, of small variations due to the Fleet itself being spread throughout a massive number of individual ships, most of which have their own unique variations upon the standard Scarab accent.

* [[File:Accent_eridani_dreg.png|64px]] '''Eridanian, Dreg''': The Eridanian “dreg” accent is almost universally looked upon as the accent of petty criminals and ne’er-do-wells throughout the Orion Spur. Speaking with this accent in the proximity of most humans is a surefire way to gain their suspicion, and those speaking with this accent often find themselves under enhanced security surveillance in corporate facilities. Eagle Corp, one of the major employers of dregs in Eridani, devotes a significant amount of its training to making its dreg recruits drop this distinctive accent.

* [[File:Accent_vysoka.png|64px]] '''Vysokan''': The typical Vyoskan accent is regarded as a throatier and harsher variation of Freespeak, with the planetary accent possessing many harsh tones. Some non-Vysokans have noted that the accent sounds similar to Himean Common at times, due to both accents being more guttural than average. However, the Vysokan accent remains distinctive from Himean Common due to its roots in Freespeak rather than Sol Common.

* [[File:Accent_deepfrontier.png|64px]] '''Non-Coalition Frontier''': The non-Coalition frontier 'accent' is not a true accent in of itself, but is instead used as a catch-all term for human accents originating outside of the frontier controlled by the Coalition of Colonies. These planets and systems vary wildly, and all sorts of people and places can be found within them.

* [[File:Imperial Frontier Accent.png|64px]] '''Imperial Frontier''': Resembling more Freespeak than the Vulgar Morozi dialect found in more civilised regions of the Empire, most accents of the Imperial Frontier are looked down upon by those from the Core Worlds. Many Primaries and Secondaries look down upon the dialects of the Imperial Frontier as rogue, coarse, and often grating to hear compared to their Common-descended dialects. Many from this region who wish to rise through the ranks of the Empire's Ma'zals spend great amounts of time learning an ersatz Solarian Common dialect based upon this one which is known as the Refined Imperial Frontier Dialect. While not nearly as prestigious see its counterparts the Refined Frontier dialect is often viewed as a mark of loyalty and dedication to the Empire.

* [[File:Accent_Empyrean.png|64px]] '''Empyrean''': Empyrean Federal Freespeak is a creole of Coalition Freespeak and Ministerial Common which features a multitude of Solarian Common loanwords due to most residents of Empyrean being bilingual, and often speaking Freespeak and Solarian Common. Compared to Svarogite Freespeak it features a heavier influence from foreign Freespeak and Solarian Common dialects due to Empyrean's status as a major point of entry for the Yggdrasil System.

* [[File:Accent_Svarog.png|64px]] '''Svarogite''': Svarogite Federal Freespeak is an unusual creole which combines Coalition Freespeak with the Ministerial Common dialect of Solarian Common. It features many Solarian Common loanwords and speakers of this dialect are almost always bilingual, speaking both Solarian Common and Freespeak, which can lead to further linguistic blending. The universal lung bioaugmentations of Svarogites ensure that they, unlike their New Hai Phongese counterparts, do not suffer from chronic lung issues which would impact their speech.

* [[File:Accent_sunreach.png|64px]] '''Sun Reach''': Regarded by most linguists as a Freespeak dialect, but classified by the Empire as a dialect of Vulgar Morozi, the Sun Reacher dialect is one of the more well-known accents of the Imperial Frontier. Previously associated with the Pirate Lords of Sun Reach and their raids on nearby worlds, the Reacher accent is now commonly heard from the voidsmen and officers of the Imperial Fleet and Goddess' Flotilla. Reachers who wish to demonstrate their loyalty to the Empire and a desire to assimilate into its culture will often go to great lengths to learn and speak a House Zhao-design pronunciation system which replaces the more guttural sounds of the Reacher dialect with lighter sounds closer in pronunciation to Jadranic Common.

===Elyran Standard===
Elyran Standard, so-called because it was the language created to be the standardised method of communication across the Elyran Republic after its revolution, is the official language of the Republic of Elyra. It was created by the Ministry of Education shortly after the Elyran Revolution at the behest of Prime Minister Abd Al-Hamid for the purposes of giving his new republic a single language that could be used for government, law, military organization, and trade. Many in the Republic praised this initiative as they saw it as either the practical thing to do or saw it as just another step in the Elyran Revolution, creating a new language that was untainted by Solarian influence. A large mass-education and literacy program began in 2317 to educate the Elyran people on this new language, to a point where the government banned the teaching of old Earth languages, such as in public schools, though still allowed them to be taught and used in higher education and religious institutions. The program was completed in 2336, with almost all of the Elyran population being fluent in the new language created by taking influences and grammar from Arabic, Turkish, and Farsi.

====Accents====
*[[File:Accent_elyra.png|64px]] '''Elyran:''' The typical Elyran accent is a relatively nondescript affair, typically sticking close to the accepted dictionary norms of pronunciation. The standard language of the Republic of Elyra is Elyran Standard, a constructed language which melds elements of Arabic, Farsi, and Turkish into one standardised tongue. This variation of Elyran Standard is the one officially taught in schools, but is rarely able to overpower more significant regional variations in the language.

*[[File:Accent_Persepolis.png|64px]] '''Persepolitian:''' Well-known across Elyra for its rapid-fire, energetic cadence, the Persepolitian accent is characterised by a vibrant and fast-paced nature that represents the New Ankaran Jewel's cosmopolitan nature. Speakers of this variant of Elyran Standard tend to be affluent and well-cultured, in keeping with the Elyran capital's general prosperity.

*[[File:Accent_Damacus.png|64px]] '''Damascene:''' One of the most venerable of all Elyra's linguistic variations, the Damascene accent is famous across the Serene Republic for its scholarly, almost archaic air. Drawing more heavily from Arabic influence than the standard dictionary might, Damascene Elyran retains a refined, cultured, and historically resonant weight to its words, much like the storied planet itself.

*[[File:Accent_Medina.png|64px]] '''Medinan:''' Medinan Elyran is characterised by its breathy and almost stutter-step characteristics, both of which are thought to result from the elevated altitudes citizens experience living day-to-day in their sand-skimming cities. The variation has seen little spread outside Medina itself, owing to the planet's relatively minimal footprint on Elyran cinema and television.

*[[File:Accent_Aemaq.png|64px]] '''Aemaqi:''' Aemaqi Elyran is often described as a more considered and methodical variation on the standard dictionary dialect, and its speakers are frequently stereotyped as speaking slowly and languidly. Elements of Tradeband from the planet's Dominian refugee population have helped to reinforce this effect, and the variation is rarely found in those born off Aemaq itself or its innumerable orbital stations.

*[[File:Accent_New_Suez.png|64px]] '''New Suezi:''' Often labelled the most divergent large-scale variation of Elyran Standard, the New Suezi accent has evolved rapidly since the moon's megacorporate opening to mix elements of Freespeak, Basic, and even Solarian Common into its vocabulary and grammar. While purists might frown upon these deviations from the accepted linguistic standard, the melodic and almost singsong tones of the New Suezi variation feature increasingly often across many forms of Elyran media.

*[[File:Accent_Bursa.png|64px]] '''Bursa:''' The Bursan accent is characterized by its soft and slightly lisping intonations, compared to the throatier sounds of most other Elyran accents. Across the wider Republic of Elyra, the Bursan accent is usually stereotyped as belonging to a country bumpkin or a career soldier.

==Tajaran languages==
===Siik'maas===
Siik'maas is theorized to have been the ancient language of the Tajara, the 'religious' tongue shared between most Tajara from their onset as a species. Despite Tajaran society evolving to a point where religious devotion became less encouraged, the universal service language used in all churches and worship sessions became the lingua franca and almost every Tajara knows how to speak it. It has been taught as the primary educational language amongst most Tajaran ethnicities since the [[Tajaran History#Migration Period|Migration Age]] and continues to be the most prevalent tongue on Adhomai since.

It is capable of being spoken by a learned human, as it is not as reliant on body language as Siik'tajr or the other native languages on Adhomai. However, just as Tau Ceti basic is difficult for Tajara to master given their muzzle structure, Siik'maas is the same to humans, since they lack the proper biology to perform certain inflections properly. Despite it focusing more on spoken word than others, some of the vocabulary requires subtle body movements that are challenging for humans to grasp, no less perform. Even if one were to learn these movements, they tend to be sluggish and slower, giving the speech a sort of 'drunken' feeling. Tajara speaking this over the radio often find themselves in similar positions.

====Accents====
* [[File:Siktag.png|64px]] '''Republican Siik'maas''': the dialect of north and central Ras'nrr. It was spoken by the Hadii dynasty and its subjects before being adopted as the official version of the [[People's Republic of Adhomai|People's Republic]] Siik'maas. This variation is taught in all Republican schools since the end of the first revolution and is considered as the most pure and correct form. PRA citizens are encouraged to learn and adopt it, as speaking another accent is frowned upon. It is notable for its unusually rigid grammatical construction as opposed to most other Adhomian dialects. Republican Siik’maas is the language of Hadiist loyalists, both in and outside of S'rand'marr.

* [[File:Siiknazira.png|64px]] '''Nazira Siik'maas''': native to the southern regions of Ras'nrr. This accent is the oldest and most solemn form of Siik'maas, avoiding contractions of words and speaking its sentences slowly. It is commonly associated with the [[S'rendarr and Messa|church of S'rand'marr]], due to its proximity to Sana Sahira. Priests are taught to replicate this dialect when conducting religious service.

* [[File:Tajcrevan.png|64px]] '''Crevan Creole''': once the dialect of merchants and sailors across all Adhomai. Born from the melting pot that is [[Crevus]], where Tajara from all the planet would bring and mix their cultures. Thanks to the importance of the city during its trading age, it can be found in most Tajara ports as well. Crevan Creole is known for its heavy focus on nasal sounds, with many Adhomian comedians parodying it.

* [[File:Dprasiik.png|64px]] '''Das'nrra Siik'maas''': found on the island of Das’nrra, this accent is famous for its emphasis at the end of vowels and uncommon pronunciation of glottal stops. While tracing its origins back to the rural population, it was shaped by the urban workers that emerged after the first revolution. It is associated with Democratic People’s Republic citizens and its offworld community.

* [[File:Nkasiik.png|64px]] '''High-Harr'masir Siik'maas''': used by the natives of northern Harr'masir. It is deemed to be a rustic and harsh-sounding form of siik'maas; the accent is associated with peasants and uneducated Tajara. It is the most common dialect among [[New Kingdom of Adhomai]] commoners. The nobility usually attempts to mask this accent due to its relationship with the common people. It is also spoken by the New Kingdom population living in Tau Ceti.

* [[File:Lowerrasiik.png|64px]] '''Lower-Harr'masir Siik'maas''': native to the southern area of Harr'masir. In comparison to other Siik'maas dialects - it is the one that deviates the most from the standard version. Thanks to Republican propaganda, it has gained the fame of being the tongue of criminals and guerrilla fighters. Most speakers are [[Democratic People's Republic of Adhomai]] citizens. Its words are spoken in a hushed manner.

* [[File:Amohdasiik.png|64px]] '''Amohdan Siik’maas''': spoken by the Tajara from the [[Democratic People's Republic of Adhomai#Island of Amohda|island of Amohda]]. Despite past Republican attempts to destroy this dialect; it survived and is now undergoing a period of revival by Amohdan nationalists. It can also be found in the New Kingdom because of the Amohda Exiles. Due to royalist influence, it has many Ya’ssa loan words. Amohdan Siik’maas has a characteristic drawl tone to it.

* [[File:Tajara northrasnrr.png|64px]] '''Northern Ras'nrr Siik'maas''': While similar to the Republican Siik'maas, Northern Ras'nrr Siik’maas is relatively free from the Hadiist additions. It is known for its short, sharp vowel sounds and clear pronunciation. Most speakers are found in the DPRA controlled area of the region, but some do exist within the PRA borders.

* [[File:Dinnakaccent.png|64px]] '''Din'akk Mountains Siik'maas''': Found in the isolated valleys of the Din'akk Mountains, little has changed in this accent since the first contact. It still clings to words and grammatical structures that have long since fallen out of use by other Siik'maas speakers. It is described as strong and abrupt by other Tajara.

* [[File:Zarrjiriaccent.png|64px]] '''Zarr'jiri Siik'mas''': Located only in the Zarr'jirah mountain range, this accent is rarity outside of the New Kingdom. Speakers of it are often noted for a soft, almost sing-song voice and hand gestures which carry over from Nal'rasan.

* [[File:Harrnrriaccent.png|64px]] '''Harr'nrri Siik'mas''': The dialect of the people of the Harr'nrr peninsula. This accent shares some similarity with Republican Siik'mas thanks to a shared origin and the later PRA rule of Harr'nrr, but differs with a deeper tone when spoken.

===Siik'tajr===
'''Siik'tajr''' is the opposite of Siik'mas completely. A recent construction, it has seen more use recently following the overthrowing of the plutocracy. It was birthed from the necessity for a language that was difficult for law enforcers to understand, enabling revolutionaries to converse privately without having their conversations monitored or overheard. Revolutionary radicals have been a part of Adhomai's history for a long while, but were always small; however, when the Great War broke out, Siik'tajr saw widespread use by rebel forces during military operations similar to Navajo radio operators. It is a combination of Siik'mas and the more body language inclined Nal'rasan, a tongue traditionally used by hunters. It is not normally used in daily life due to its complexity, it is often maintained as a secondary language, especially for families who fought in the Great War.

===Delvahhi===
Delvahhi is a language closely related to the Zhan-Khazan Tajara. It is still widely used in religious ceremonies dedicated to Ma'take and amongst settlements comprised mostly of Zhan-Khazan. It is also the favored language of farmers, who have adopted it in the wake of government intrusions into the agricultural industry of Adhomai. It is considered a subversive tongue by People's Republic authorities.

====Accents====
* [[File:Delvahi.png|64px]] '''Rural Delvahhi''': the form of Delvahhi spoken by settled Zhan-Khazan communities. It has been heavily influenced by Siik’maas. It is also used as the liturgical language by some Ma’ta’ke priests. Rural Delvahhi speakers usually speak siik’maas with a slower and throaty tone.

* [[File:Nomadspeak.png|64px]] '''Nomadic Delvahhi''': the version of Delvahhi used by the [[Tajaran Ethnicities#Rhazar'Hrujmagh|Rhazar'Hrujmagh]]. It emerged after the breakup in the primordial Zhan-Khazan population. Unlike the rural dialect, it remained relatively unchanged over time. It is far more guttural and brief than its sister tongue.

===Nal'rasan===
Siik'maas and Siik'tajr were always widely used by M'sai, but the body-focused language of Nal'rasan was their creation. Because the mrowling and vocal expressions of Siik'maas could sometimes alert prey to their presence and drive them away, hunting parties adopted this language to prevent such a thing from occurring. Rebel sects saw the use of this language and made use of it for covert discussions and the transmission of highly classified information before and during the Great War.

===Ya'ssa===
Siik'maas was the widely spoken language of Njarir, though amongst themselves they preferred to use the Ya'ssa dialect. Presumed to be the traditional tongue of the nobility, it uses a more refined alphabet and speech pattern believed to have evolved from a less-used ancient dialect. Hadii members have been recorded to still use Ya'ssa, though ultimately with the widespread annihilation of noble families, this language has fallen into disuse until its revival by the New Kingdom of Adhomai.

====Accents====
* [[File:Oldyassa.png|64px]] '''Old Ya'ssa''': the tongue of the old Tajaran nobility, spoken by those who were born before the first revolution. It differs from the modern Ya'ssa by having a far more complex set of rules, long-drawn-out sentences, and compound words. Old Ya’ssa is a dying tongue; as the version taught by the New Kingdom of Adhomai has mostly replaced it in the post-revolution noble generation.

* [[File:Newyassaaccent.png|64px]] '''New Ya'ssa''': A consciously learned accent created by New Kingdom's intellectuals in an attempt to replicate Old Ya'ssa. It is adopted by the nobility who want to reinforce their noble heritage. Commoners consider New Ya'ssa to be pretentious. Pre-contact Ya'ssa speakers consider it a poorly made copy. This accent is also commonly used in the New Kingdom's entertainment sector.

==Unathi languages==
===Sinta'Unathi===
The common language of Izweski-controlled Moghes, composed of sibilant hisses and rattles. Historically, it is a symbol of the Izweski Hegemony's domination across half the planet of Moghes. It is believed to be the language of '''"the civilized Unathi"'''.

====Accents====
* [[File:accent_heg_noble.png|64px]] '''Heartlands Noble''': The The Noble Heartlands accent is eloquent and flowing, staying near the front of the mouth. Airy and filled with hissing, this accent requires birth-right or years of practice to properly convey. The families of Lords, Sk'akh Priests, noble warriors, and some merchants will often share this accent, and will mostly find the Sinta'Azaziba language and associated accents more savage. The Noble Heartlands accent originates from the Sinta'Unathi language.

* [[File:accent_heg_pes.png|64px]] '''Heartland Peasant''': Lowborn guilds-workers, first-generation merchants, simple warrior levymen, and hundreds of other tasks for the common Clans - this is the most common accent for Unathi of the Izweski Heartland. It still holds a slight air of royalty to it compared to accents from the rest of Moghes. It can be heard across Moghes and in colonies, but is most common by far in its birthplace, the crowded Izweski Heartland. It originates from the Sinta'Unathi language.

* [[File:Southlands noble accent.png|64px]] '''Southlands Noble''': The accent of the Southlands nobility is somewhat slower than that of the peasants, as it has remained less changed by migration to the region. While it has diverged from the original accent of the Southlands, it is closer to that than the fast-paced speech of the peasants. The Southlands noble accent is widely considered pleasing to the ear, with some merchants and bards attempting to mimic it to aid in their own business.

* [[File:Southlands peasant.png|64px]] '''Southlands Peasant''': Centuries of trade and immigration have shaped the Southlands accent into an odd blend of sounds from many regions and languages. The result is a sharp, nasal and rapid-paced accent, where the original influences can be vaguely heard to a keen listener. The fast manner of speech and the general energy with which it is spoken is one of the first things that comes to mind from an outsider when considering the region.

* [[File:Zaza noble.png|64px]] '''Zazalai Mountains Noble''': The accent of the Zazalai Mountains nobility is generally clearer than that of the peasantry, though it carries the same slow and monotone sound to it. This accent is something of an artificial construction, having been widely influenced by the accent of the Izweski Heartlands nobility due to the historic ties between the two regions. To many, this accent is carefully crafted to give an air of civilised refinement in the harsh mountains of Zazalai.

* [[File:Zaza peasant.png|64px]] '''Zazalai Mountains Peasant''': The accent of the Zazalai Mountains is a rather monotone one. The Sinta of the region tend to speak slowly and with little expressed emotion, leading to a common joke that they speak like they have a mouthful of rocks. The particular dialect of Sinta'Unathi spoken in the region can often be hard to understand to outsiders, with some of the more isolated communities having developed dialects that are nearly distinct languages of their own, to the fascination of many Unathi linguists.

* [[File:Accent ouerea.png|64px]] '''Ouerea''': The Ouerean accent is a curious thing - influenced in equal parts by human, Skrell and Unathi tongues. This leads many to find it confusing to the ear, and a common stereotype of Ouereans among other Unathi is their propensity for talking quickly and their frequent use of loan words from alien languages. Among Ouereans, whether Skrell, human or Unathi, however, their accent is a mark of pride, representing the fierce and independent spirit that the colony values highly.

* [[File:Unathi spacer.png|64px]] '''Spacer''': The Hegemony has been, for long, the only power on Moghes with access to interstellar travel technology. Naturally, then, most Spacers and Unathi colonists on distant worlds speak Sinta'Unathi. details of this accent vary between communities, but these Unathi pioneers generally speak with a surprisingly softer tones than most accents. Rumors say that it is to save every bit of energy while working on developing new colonies, or living in ships for extended periods of time.

* [[File:Accent hazana.png|64px]] '''Ha'zana''': It often rains on Ha'zana, and and it rains hard, so hard in fact that it's often complicated for people to hear each other, with some sounds like more subtle, faint hissings literally drowned in the pirate world's downpours. Thus, the Ha'zanan accent was born, one in which Sinta speaking it speak loudly, and clearly. Accentuations sometimes demand that a Sinta nearly roars, and insistence on originally quieter sounds leads to more guttural tones here and there. In a discussion between Unathi of all places, the Ha'zanan are the most likely ones to get heard over anyone else, for better or for worse.

* [[File:Autakh accent.png|64px]] '''Aut'akh''': Incorporating both Hegemonic and Traditionalist elements, the Aut'akh accent is recognisable for its lack of accentuation and intonations, both owing to the occasional implants of questionable quality having some influence on speech, and the general isolation of most Aut'akh communes. Though there is some variation across the various communes of the Orion Spur, the Aut'akh accent has become a recognisable dialect of its own.

===Sinta'Azaziba===
A language of Moghes consisting of a combination of spoken word and gesticulation. While waning since Moghes entered the galactic stage, it enjoys popular use by Unathi that never fell to the Hegemony's cultural dominance. It was notable for being the primary language of the now eradicated Coalition of Kingdoms against the Izweski Hegemony.

Because of its history against the Izweski Hegemony, Sinta'Azaziba is looked down upon as the language of 'savages' and 'wastelanders'. In reality, it is a language filled with culture and traditional beauty that helps many Unathi cling to their ancestral language.

====Accents====
* [[File:accent_trad_noble.png|64px]] '''Traditional Noble''': A more guttural, droning accent - although one that would demand respect on Moghes before the Contact War, and still demands it in the Wasteland. Primarily born from the guttural intonations and physical movement required to communicate in Sinta'Azaziba, this Noble Traditional accent requires clan-training from a family member or shaman - and has become either a sign of survival or defeat to most who see this ancient accent fading from existence.

* [[File:accent_trad_pes.png|64px]] '''Traditional Peasant''': Primarily derived from the guttural intonations and physical movement of Sinta'Azaziba, common Unathi from the Wasteland would have this grittier speech pattern. Although filled with variety due to the multitude of kingdoms composed in the Wasteland, the borders of where these accents used to be set no longer exist and have simply become what it is now, struggling to find identity.

* [[File:Tza noble.png|64px]] '''Tza Prairie Noble''': A slow, droning and guttural accent, with heavy physical movement involved, the noble accent of the Tza Prairie has remained unchanged for centuries, passed down the ancient lines of the mountains. While it sounds similar to the accent of Traditionalist nobles, most with a noble's education would be able to clearly tell the difference.

* [[File:Tza peasant.png|64px]] '''Tza Prairie Peasant''': A guttural, deep accent, the accent of the Tza Prairie has heavy Azaziba inflections, as the language that has most often been spoken in the region. While the region did support the Izweski during the Contact War, it was originally a kingdom of the Traditionalist Coalition, and can sound similar to that accent to the untrained ear.

* [[File:Broken noble.png|64px]] '''Broken Coalition Noble''': The accent of the Broken Coalition is what would come first to the mind when asked to describe a Traditionalist accent. It is primarily derived from the guttural intonations and physical gestures of Sinta'Azaziba. This guttural, droning dialect was once associated with the nobility of the Azarak Kingdom, which lay at the center of the Traditionalist Coalition and is now a shattered ruin of its former glory.

* [[File:Broken peasant.png|64px]] '''Broken Coalition Peasant''': The accent of the Broken Coalition is what would come first to the mind when asked to describe a Traditionalist accent. It is primarily derived from the guttural intonations and physical gestures of Sinta'Azaziba. This gravelly dialect was once associated with the peasantry of the Azarak Kingdom, which lay at the center of the Traditionalist Coalition and is now a shattered ruin of its former glory.

* [[File:Torn.png|64px]] '''Torn Cities''': The accent of the Kopesk States, now the Torn Cities, is one that has traditionally grown from the guttural intonations and physical gestures of Sinta'Azaziba. Where the Kopesk accent differentiates itself, however, is in its clarity and volume, as the fierce sermons of the Storm Heralds were often given during thunderstorms and required truly impressive volme prior to the invention of speakers. The accent has also become known as an intellectual one, due to the historically high standards of education in the Kopesk States. When the idea of a scholar comes to mind, the accent of the Torn Cities is one of the first that any Sinta would think of.

* [[File:Queendom.png|64px]] '''Queendom of Szek'Hakh''': From deep in the Wasteland there are some who hail from a society unlike most others that inhabit the radioactive sands, those from the Queendom. Those from the Queendom are recognizable by their Traditionalist inflections in speech, but with slight differences that have evolved in the decades since first contact.

* [[File:accent_deep_wastelander.png|64px]] '''Deep Wastelander''': Deep within the Wasteland, the most savage lands dominated by bandits, death cults, and nomadic peoples that have lost any connection to their ancestors culturally. The Deep Wasteland accent comes from a disconnection to original talking styles, and adds in more aggressive speech patterns. To both Hegemonic and Traditionalist, the Deep Wastelander accent is the sign of an individual who has grown up without a home or clan that could have taught them an ancestral dialect. The accent is apparent in both Sinta'Unathi and Sinta'Azaziba.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Unathi Morozi''': An accent most often heard in Unathi Communities across Moroz, and spoken by most members of the Kazhkz and Han'san clans. The Unathi Morozi accent, also called Dominian Unathi by some, is a phonetic mixbag. Finding its origins in Sinta'azaziba, the Unathi Morozi accent carries the droning tones of its predecessor, though it trades the usual guttural sounds of traditional Azaziba with the more elegant tones of High Morozi's tradeband and lighter pitch sounds of Vulgar Morozi's Sol Common, resulting an accent sounding deep and droning but otherwise surprisingly dignified."

==Skrell Languages==
===Nral'Malic===
Nral'Malic sounds like a series of warbles, croaks, and weird crackling-like sounds that seem to not resonate in the ear, but the neck or the jaw. This is due to Skrell having a range of pitches beyond human perception. These sounds are crucial to understanding the language properly as they elicit specific responses in a Skrell's brain, allowing for both easy and correct transmission of emotion.

====Accents====
* [[File:Standard Skrell Accent.png|64px]] '''Nral'Malic Standard:''' In the Nralakk Federation, the typical skrellian accent has dozens of minute and tiny variations and can be found across a multitude of planets (and their colonies) and in a wide range of sectors. Its generality has resulted in the belief that it is the 'standard' accent for all Skrell.

* [[File:Qerrbalak Accent.png|64px]] '''Qerrbalak:''' The typical accent of the Homeworld (or Qerrbalak), is very much more distinct and enunciated than other variations of Nral'Malic. It puts specific emphasis on a melodious manner of speaking, their tones often jumping out of the standard human hearing range.

* [[File:Qerr'Malic_Accent.png|64px]] '''Qerr'Malic:''' The Qerr'Malic accent is known for being rather soft, even hushed at some points. Because of the moon's tourist industry, it borrows elements from other accents to form a rather unique mixture that makes specific reference to keeping low tones accessible to non-Skrell, further cementing the overall 'quietness' to other Skrell as their sentences sound half-finished.

* [[File:Aliose Accent.png|64px]] '''Aliose:''' It is often noted that those from Aliose have a distinctive shrill to their voices, emphasizing high notes frequently throughout their speech. The Skrell view this as guttural, mostly due to the resonations felt deep within their throats when attempting to replicate the accent.

* [[File:Aweiji Accent.png|64px]] '''Aweiji:''' This type of accent emphasizes on a balance of highs and lows. It uses the nasal canal to further produce a harmonic pattern of speech. Idols are often found replicating this accent due to how gentle it is on both Skrell and non-Skrell.

* [[File:Tattuqig Accent.png|64px]] '''Tattuqig:''' The Tattuqig accent is seen as "unrefined" by other Skrell, being known for its drawl and the dropping or merging of vowels when speaking. Just like any other Traverse accent, there's a certain stigma attached to it by Skrell from the inner systems.

* [[File:Traverse Accent.png|64px]] '''Traverse:''' Traverse accents are similar to those of Standard Nral'Malic accents; there are some differences on colonies in the sector, but the general trend of the accent seems to remain within the low ranges, often described as high-pitched and nasal in tone.

* [[File:Skrell Genner.png|64px]] '''Generational Fleets:''' The Generation Fleet accent is actually a catch-all term for the various accents that have developed aboard the Generation Fleets of the Nralakk Federation. As a result of being separated from their planet of origin for generations, these accents don't have much in common with any modern Skrell accent, and are usually described as sounding 'older' by other Skrell.

* [[File:Skrell Coalition.png|64px]] '''Coalition Skrell Standard:''' Coalition Skrell Standard refers to the various accents of Skrell living within the Coalition of Colonies. Heavily influenced by Freespeak, this accent is more guttural, with lower-pitched tones being more prevalent. The Coalition of Colonies has a reputation for being generally anti-Federation in policy, which has resulted in this accent being seen by Skrell as anti-Federation by association.

* [[File:Skrell Sol.png|64px]] '''Solarian Skrell Standard:''' Solarian Skrell Standard can be seen as the Skrellian equivalent of the Solarian accent, having hundreds of variants that can be found on planets across the Sol Alliance. The accent has kept the notable tones from accents found in the Federation, while still heavily influenced by the pacing and pronunciation common in the average Solarian accent.

* [[File:Skrell Biesel.png|64px]] '''Biesellite Skrell Standard:''' While the Biesel accent is easy to pick up by most Tau Ceti Basic speakers, the Biesellite Skrell Standard accent is common in the more insular Skrell communities, especially those who are strongly pro-Federation. Biesellite Skrell Standard has many holdovers from Nralakk accents while also having some of the more obvious characteristics of the Biesellite accent.

==Diona Languages==
===Rootsong===
Rootsong is spoken through a combination of sounds created by limbs, membranes, and movement that all come together to create a “song” that can be understood as words and sentences. To the uninitiated these sounds tend to sound more "natural", with many comparing their songs to an orchestra of leaves rustling in the wind, branches rubbing together, and sometimes softer instrumental sounds such as a noise akin to a flute.

===Accents===

* [[File:Rootsong Accent.png|64px]] '''Rootsong''': An accent native to the Dionae born within atmospheric conditions, more specifically that of planets. More commonly found in Dionae that were exposed to non-ionising or trace amounts of radiation during their formative years. To non-Dionae, this accent is akin to that of singing - a high pitched voice that has various rises and falls between Soprano and Mezzo-soprano.

* [[File:Voidsong Accent.png|64px]] '''Voidsong''': An innate accent spoken by Dionae that were born within the vacuum of space, or near extreme amounts of ionising radiation. The accent is said to be incredibly deep, and some have said that the Dionae that have the accent sound extremely similar to Baritones - a type of voice whose vocals differ between basslike and tenorlike.

==Vaurca Languages==
===Hivenet===
Hivenet is the name of the protocol used by most major Hives to communicate with each other. It is considered the evolution of the traditional Vaurca method of communication, allowing Vaurcae to communicate from across great distances.

===Accents===
* [[File:Zora Accent.png|64px]] '''Zo'rane''': Zo'rane is the modern day dialect of the Zo'ra hive, composed of buzzing, cheap Biesellite voice modulators that manage to sway most voices into a more gender neutral tone, while retaining a distinct alien dialect. To other Vaurcae, this accent is reminiscent of the authority the Zo'ra held regal and noble. Their vocal augments stereotypically have difficulty, typically when producing sounds related to the letter 's', instead substituting with a harsh buzzing in the throat.

* [[File:Klax Accent.png|64px]] '''K'laxane''': K'laxane is the modern day dialect of the K'lax hive. Primitive modulators, even among K'lax standards, manage to capture a similarity to the peasantry of the Izweski Hegemony on Moghes however, they do not fully replicate it, retaining a more drawn out and dreamy tone. To other Vaurcae, this is a more subservient manner of speaking, akin to how Bound tend to draw out their thoughts - a common trait instilled in most vassal Hives as a brand. Vaurca vocal augments stereotypically have difficulty, typically when producing sounds related to the letter 's', instead substituting with a harsh buzzing in the throat - the K'lax experience less of this - no Unathi would be content listening to a Vaurca buzz incessantly when trying to hiss a sentence in the Hegemonic tongue.

* [[File:Cthur Accent.png|64px]] '''C'thuric''': C'thuric is the modern day dialect of the C'thur hive, a sly and sneering take on the unyielding Nral'Malic. Modulators are unfortunately still cheap, capturing a very monotone and unchanging method of speaking. Voices are warped into being clear and concise, many C'thur adopting a blunt and to-the-point method of speaking - yet, when needed to be verbose, delivery is often swift and intelligible. Other Vaurcae would recognize this tone as being infamous of the C'thur's past deeds. Their vocal augments stereotypically have difficulty, typically when producing sounds related to the letter 's', instead substituting with a harsh buzzing in the throat.

* [[File:Accent liidra.png|64px]] '''Lii'draic''': The Lii'dra speech, as understood by those that have heard the Hivemind and live to tell, is characterized by a monotonous voice that sounds even more robotical than the rest of the modulators used by the other Hives. It is believed to be a modified technology reverse engineered from stolen Zo'rane modulators. While, with its flaws, the Zo'ra accent might sound quirky to some, it is often said that this is to add more personality to each individual. Since the Lii'dra do not think of themselves as such, these variations were deemed useless. The Connected individuals will often speak in plural, while the Disconnected are prone to use the first person when referring to others

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The languages of the known Galaxy are diverse. While many regional languages exist, there are few major languages which are of particular note for their large number of native speakers and status as official administrative and official species languages by governments and transtellars.
==Human languages==
===Sol Common===
With its roots in Mandarin Chinese, Common evolved as the official language of the Sol Alliance, with officials working to tie it together with a common tongue. It's spoken by state officials, taught in schools, and spoken by those who either feel a sense of national pride in the Alliance or otherwise fell sway to the culture. It became the Alliance' official language in 2105.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Solarian''': The typical Solarian accent has a hundred tiny variants and can be found on a multitude of planets in countless systems, and is often simply regarded as “the accent of humanity” due to its prevalence. It can be found on planets as prominent as Earth or as obscure as settlements of only a few million in the Sol Alliance’s Outer Ring.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Mercurian''': Mercurian Common is often heard in the boardrooms of Einstein Engines, which employs much of the planet’s population. Those who speak with this accent are often – to no fault of their own – regarded with suspicion by the SCC due to this association.

* [[File:Accent_venus_surfacer.png|64px]] '''Cytherean''': Venusian Common (referred to as Cytherean Common on Venus itself) is often regarded as one of the most prevalent forms of Sol Common due to Venus' massive entertainment industry. On Venus itself this accent is associated with the entertainment industry and Cytherea, and many prospective actors will attempt to adopt it in order to better fit into the industry. Many high-end entertainment IPCs used throughout human space come pre-programmed with this accent, due to its association with the Venusian entertainment industry.

* [[File:Accent_venus_under.png|64px]] '''Jintarian''': While Cytherean Common has a reputation abroad as \"Venusian Common\" it is the accent of working-class Jintarians that is, to many on the planet, the true form of Venusian Common. On Venus itself this accent is associated with the working and middle-class population of the planet rather than the entertainment industry, and many Cythereans look down upon those with this accent as unrefined. Hendrik Strom, one of the Sol Alliance's most notable politicians, is well-known for having a strong Jintarian accent he makes no attempt to hide.

* [[File:Accent_earth.png|64px]] '''Earth''': The typical Earth, or Terran, accent of the modern era has its roots in Mandarin Chinese, the dominant language of Earth for much of its modern history. All accents found in human space - from Luna to Xanu - are, one way or another, descended from this ancient accent.

* [[File:Accent_luna.png|64px]] '''Lunarian''': The Lunarian accent is regarded throughout the Sol Alliance, and beyond, as a distinctive mark of being Lunarian. The accent is extremely hard for immigrants to Luna to pick up and replicate, and is carefully maintained by Lunarians abroad to keep their accent distinct. It is essentially impossible for a human not living on Luna to replicate a Lunarian accent, and it is considered a major faux paus to pretend to have one. Many Idris Incorporated IPCs are programmed with Lunarian accents to make them seem high-class in both appearance and in accent.

* [[File:Accent_mars.png|64px]] '''Martian''': Martian Common is a more guttural form of Sol Common that borrows some elements of Freespeak. The distinctive accent is, as a result, looked down upon as a “hick” dialect on Luna and Venus and regarded as the dialect of quarrelsome and annoying Martians elsewhere. Some Martians go to great lengths to hide their accents due to this reputation, which is still alive in the Republic of Biesel despite its separation from the greater Sol Alliance.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Enceladian''': Enceladian Common is descended from the accents of North and South America, and the residents of this moon of Saturn take pride in ensuring their accent calls back to their ancestral homes on Earth.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Cassinian''': Cassinian Common, the accent of Iapetus, a moon of Saturn, is typically associated with the Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau, and characters affiliated with it in Solarian movies will often talk like a Cassinian: soft-spoken and generally polite, but reserved and often distant.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Titanii''': The accent of Titania, a moon of Uranus home to Sol’s largest offworlder population, Titanii Common involves plentiful hand gestures and other visual signals. Linguists have long theorized the prominence of hand gestures in this accent comes from the moon’s EVA-centric industries.

* [[File:Accent_Pluto.png|64px]] '''Pluto''': The Plutonian accent is one of many Sol Common accents found throughout the Sol System itself, though it is almost undoubtedly the furthest one out from the Sun itself. Rooted in a combination of Central Asian and Eastern European dialects, the Plutonian accent is notable for its slow, methodical method of speech. Very few positronics can be found with this accent, due to Pluto's unusual relationship with corporations

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Erisian''': Erisian Common bears some resemblance to Lunarian Common due to the planetoid’s long association with the Solarian Navy. Like its counterpart, it is very hard to effectively replicate for an outsider.

* [[File:Accent_silversun.png|64px]] '''Native Silversun''': The native accent of Silversun is a sing-song take on standard Sol Common that has, since massive investment into the planet by Idris Incorporated, come to be associated with the planet’s renowned tourism industry. Many native residents of Silversun are bitter that their accent - and planet - are seen as nothing more than an enormous vacation retreat by the greater Orion Spur. This accent is commonly used by Idris Incorporated shell positronicframes, much to the consternation of Silversun's Originals.

* [[File:Accent_Konyang.png|64px]] '''Konyanger''': The Konyanger Common accent is quite similar to standard Sol Common, but has drawn some influence from Freespeak due to Konyang’s position near the border between the Sol Alliance and the Coalition of Colonies. A significant number of IPCs possess a Konyanger accent, due to the planet being the origin of IPCs and a major producer of them.

* [[File:Accent_nhp.png|64px]] '''New Hai Phongese''': New Hai Phongese Common is, compared to the typical Sol Common accent, much more tonal. This has lent it a distinctive pattern of speech that is easy to tell apart from the standard Sol Common accent associated with the Solarian core worlds. The accent is often imitated by performers, particularly musicians, due to its unique tonal style. Due to the hazardous environmental conditions present on New Hai Phong, many residents of New Hai Phong carry another distinctive auditory cue: coughing and wheezing due to asthma.

* [[File:Accent_himeo.png|64px]] '''Himean''': Himean Common is more guttural and harsh-sounding than the typical Sol Common accent, due to Himeo’s position in the Coalition of Colonies. The Himean accent and its distinctive guttural method of speaking are easily distinguishable from other Sol Common speakers, even when speaking Tau Ceti Basic or Freespeak. Himean Common has the unusual reputation of making its speaker always sound angry, no matter their mood, due to its more guttural nature.

* [[File:Accent_gadpathur.png|64px]] '''Gadpathurian''': The Gadpathurian accent, otherwise known as Gadpathurian Common, is an older dialect of Sol Common that is often regarded as dated-sounding by other speakers due to the isolation of the planet during its period of reunification. Due to the government's tight control over Gadpathur, and push for unity in the face of the Sol Alliance, Gadpathurians have been described as sounding relatively similar no matter which area of the planet they hail from.

* [[File:Accent_eridani_reinstated.png|64px]] '''Reinstated Eridani Dreg''': The clipped and clinical tones of proper "corporate" speech in Eridani are difficult to perfect even for those born into positions of privilege. For those unfortunate individuals born outside Eridani's shining skyscrapers and silver spires, the distinctly uncorporate flow of "dreg" speech can make attaining the standard Eridanian accent almost impossible to fully achieve. The curious middle-ground accent of the so-called "reinstated" in Eridani society allows an individual to go much further than its more criminally-aligned counterpart, but still falls short of most suits' expectations.

* [[File:Accent_dominia.png|64px]] '''Vulgar Morozi''': The most common Dominian accent is Vulgar Morozi, a variation of Sol Common found upon Moroz itself. Dominian-spoken Sol Common and Tau Ceti Basic are both heavily influenced by Tradeband, the common language of both human and unathi nobility in the Empire. Vulgar Morozi has regional variations on the colonies of the Dominian Empire, and in the rebellious Morozian region of Fisanduh. The Fisanduhian accent is considered to be a distinctive higher-pitched variation of Vulgar Morozi that is often suppressed by insurgents to better blend in with the greater Imperial population.

* [[File:Accent_fisanduh.png|64px]] '''Fisanduhian''': While it is similar to the typical Morozian accent, to those not familiar with it; or not from the Empire of Dominia, the standard Fisanduhian accent has some variations that mark it as distinctive. The accent is higher pitched than its Dominian counterpart, and has been described as more tonal. Members of the Fisanduh Freedom Front will often go to great lengths to disguise this accent, though most will slip back into it when off-world.

* [[File:Novi Jadran Accent.png|64px]] '''Novi Jadranic''': Much like the planet itself, the Jadranic dialect of Solarian Common sits between standard Solarian Common-influenced Vulgar Morozi and the more Freespeak-derived accents of the Imperial Frontier. The dialect possesses grammar and pronunciation similar to Vulgar Morozi but possesses multiple loan words from Freespeak which make it distinct from its Morozian counterpart. Jadraners are valued highly for their loyalty and this dialect is often regarded as the most common accent of the Imperial Army. More educated Jadraners, such as those from the planet's few urban centers, will often leave the dialect's Freespeak loan words our while talking with Morozians or other Dominians.

* [[File:Lyodii_Accent.png|64px]] '''Lyodic Morozi''': Most commonly associated with Lyodii, otherwise known as the People of the Lyod, Lyodic Morozi is a variation of the common Vulgar Morozi dialect which is most notable for its sing-song pace of speech which makes it distinctive from standard Vulgar Morozi and its higher-pitched counterpart in Fisanduh. Lyodic Morozi is uncommon to hear in the broader Empire, or abroad, due to the isolation of the Lyodii in the Morozian poles, and contains slight variations between the Northern and Southern Lyod. Those who speak the dialect are sometimes looked down upon as backwards savages by their Morozian counterparts. Those who hear the dialect spoken or sing during Lyodic rituals often state it has an eerie beauty, as the sounds of these rituals can carry for kilometers across the barren landscape of the Lyod.

* [[File:Accent_Orepit.png|64px]] '''Native Orepitter''': Native Orepitters developed their own way of speech that stemmed from centuries of complete isolation. The vast distances of the planet's desert surface required loud, high pitched sounds for reliable communication, making it the primary characteristic of the Orepitter accent.

* [[File:Accent_Providence.png|64px]] '''Providence Trinarist''': While the capital of the Trinarists never had a sole language, its people from all over the Spur have come to adopt a unified accent. Characterised by fast-paced speaking and unique intonations to match the style of their synthetic brethren, IPCs have also come to adopt the accent for non-EAL languages.

* [[File:Accent_Galatea.png|64px]] '''Galatean''': Galatean Ministerial Common is one of two Ministerial Common dialects within the Federal Technocracy. Centrally managed by the Ministry of Galatean Culture (MfGC), Galatea proper's dialect is an unusual Solarian Common dialect characterized by its total lack of loan words and use of antiquated Common terms which date to the early 2300s when it was established as a dialect and have since fallen out of common use. Linguistically it is similar to Gadpathurian Common but lacks the Freespeak influence of Gadpathurian Common due to the MfGC's tight control over the language.

* [[File:Accent_Tsukuyomi.png|64px]] '''Tsukuyomian''': Significantly more rare abroad than Galatean Ministerial Common, Tsukuyomian Standard is one of two Ministerial Common dialects managed by the Ministry of Galatean Culture (MfGC). Like Galatean Ministerial Common, it lacks loan words due to central management and sounds comparatively antiquated when compared to more modern Solarian Common dialects. Tsukuyomian Standard is commonly associated with the Galatean Federal Navy, which has its headquarters on Tsukuyomi.

===Tau Ceti Basic/Common===
A spiritual successor of Esperanto, established in 2404 in Tau Ceti by Ceti intellectuals. Its unique, fully customized alphabet and structure allow it to be spoken even by most alien species. It's the official language of Tau Ceti and has growing traction in diplomatic circles and Universalists across human space. It is the most common trade language in human space and the official language of commerce in the Sol Alliance and numerous systems as well as being heavily promoted in non-human business schools.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_biesel.png|64px]] '''Biesellite''': Often described as the “true” way of speaking Tau Ceti Basic, the Biesellite accent is easy to reproduce due to the phonetics of TCB.

* [[File:Gibson Ovan.png|64px]] '''Ovanstad''': The New Gibson Ovanstad accent is very close to the accent of Tau Ceti proper, due to the nature of the planet's colonization. However, New Gibsoners are known for talking with a faster and more clipped accent than those from Biesel and, at times, sound as if they are tripping over their words due to the rapid pace at which they speak.

* [[File:Gibson Under.png|64px]] '''Undirstad''': The New Gibson Undirstad accent is not wildly known or heard outside of New Gibson itself, as those hailing from the Undirstads are quite insular and isolated from the more attractive surface archologies. The Undirstad accent is much slower than the Ovanstad accent, and keeps more to its cultural roots.

*[[File:Valk accent.png|64px]] '''Valkyrian''': The Valkyrian accent is a difficult accent to replicate, mostly due to the cultural melting pot in which it exists. Influences from across the Orion Spur have impacted the development of the accent, with traces of Sol Common, Tau Ceti Basic, Elyran Common and even Vulgar Morozi.

* [[File:Accent_biesel.png|64px]] '''Reade''': Though it is far from wholly unified, the manner of speaking native to Reade is ubiquitous throughout the outer regions of Tau Ceti and its spacefaring populations. Due to the isolation of these communities from the wider system, most describe the dialect as both strongly archaic and very colloquial, similar to the voice of a Biesellite heard from an old recording.

===Tradeband===
Descended from Latin and romance languages of old Earth, Tradeband remains the main tongue of the upper class of humanity. The language sounds elegant and well structured to most ears. It remains in popular use with traders, diplomats, and those seeking to hold onto a piece of a romantic past. It gained Sol Alliance recognized legal status in 2317 and is prominent in systems that have historically been major centers of trade.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_eridani_suit.png|64px]] '''Eridanian''': The accent of Eridanian “suits” is almost universally looked upon as the accent of corporate excellence throughout the Sol Alliance and Republic of Biesel. Speaking with this accent is a surefire way to get one’s foot into the door in the corporate world, and wealthier Suits often devote time and resources to refining their accent to be more properly Eridanian.

* [[File:Accent_highdominia.png|64px]] '''High Morozi''': The less common Dominian accent is High Morozi, a variation of Tradeband found upon Moroz itself. While Vulgar Morozi is typically associated with the common citizenry of the Empire, High Morozi is associated with the Imperial nobility. While most typically associated with nobles it is often taught to wealthy commoners in order to more easily brush shoulders with nobility. This accent is one of the most readily-recognised markers of Dominian nobility abroad.

* [[File:Accent_jupiter.png|64px]] '''Jovian''': The Jovian accent is an odd mish-mash of accents from Jupiter’s various moons, and has heavy variation on each of the moons. On Idris Incorporated-dominated Europa, the Jovian accent often takes on traces of Tradeband due to the amount of high-income tourism, while the Callistean Jovian accent is known for the rapid, breathless pace at which it is typically spoken. Ganymede is often seen as the “standard” Jovian accent, though some on Callisto vehemently believe that the Callistean accent should be the standard.

* [[File:Accent_europa.png|64px]] '''Europan''': Europans are known to be much quieter and speak at a slower pace than their counterparts on Callisto, despite the close proximity of the two moons. Solarian linguists have traced the whisper-like nature of the accent origins to the planet’s submarines: crews believed that quieter voices interfered less with sonar, and were less likely to be heard by whatever was outside the hull. Europans that have succumbed to "Deep Crazy", a psychological phenomenon found on the moon, are known to abandon the typically hushed nature of Europan speech for screaming hysterically.

* [[File:Accent_silversunexpat.png|64px]] '''Silversun Expatriate''': The accent of Silversun's wealthy Idris Incorporated-aligned minority population is rooted in Tradeband dialects from Eridani and Luna rather than the Sol Common dialect of the Originals, making it audibly distinctive compared to the 'native' accent of the planet. This accent is most commonly associated with Idris Incorporated employees from Silversun, which tend to be overwhelmingly from the Expatriate population. Many Idris Incorporated positronics are programmed with this accent, and it is often regarded as the unofficial accent of the megacorporation.

* [[File:Accent_assunzione.png|64px]] '''Assunzionii''': The Assunzionii accent is one of the most unusual found in the Coalition of Colonies, due to the planet's colonial roots in the Mediterranean. Heavily influenced by Romance languages the Assunzionii dialect is most notable for its elegant-sounding and evenly-paced method of speaking compared to rougher-sounding Coalition and frontier dialects. Liturgical Assunzionii is a small subset of this dialect, and is generally only spoken during Luceian services and can be distinguished by its use of archaic language.

* [[File:Accent_visigrad.png|64px]] '''Visegradi''': The Visegradi accent is unique for that of a Solarian world, being a Tradeband accent with strong influences from the various languages of the Warsaw Pact on Earth. Decidedly harsh and characterized by unusual and eclectic pronunciation, it can be fairly difficult to parse for those unfamiliar with it. This is only somewhat stymied by the fact that Visegradi people tend to speak very loudly, an adaptation necessitated by the need to make oneself heard during the planet's torrential downpours.

* [[File:Callisto Accent.png|64px]] '''Callistean''': Considered to be one of the most recognizable accents in the Sol System due to its uniquely breathless pace, the stereotypical Callistean accent has its roots in the moon's port district of New Valletta. While not all Callisteans speak with the breathless pace of those from New Valletta, the district's status as a port has led to its accent becoming the moon's most recognized one. As a whole the Callistean accent can be easily recognized by its fast pace of speaking and seeking disregard for pauses.

*[[File:San Collette Accent.png|64px]] '''San Colettish''': The Colettish dialect belongs to the larger linguistic family of Tradeband but unlike many of its counterparts, it is descended from Earth-based Tradeband dialects rather than Luna-based dialects. It is easily distinguished from its Lunan contemporaries by its differences in pronunciation and tone, and still retains many of its linguistic roots from Earth.

*[[File:Port Ant.png|64px]] '''Port Antillean''': There are two distinct dialects present on the planet: one that sees heavy lifting from Tradeband and the other more influenced by Solarian Common. It is relatively easy to identify the differences between the two: Antilleans influenced by Tradeband sound more nasal and rhythmic, whereas those that grew up in regions where Solarian Common is the dominant language are more soft-spoken and enunciated.

* [[File:Mictlan Accent.png|64px]] '''Mictalani''': The Mictlanian accent is a variation on Tradeband that is usually recognized as being folksy and warm. This welcoming, soft voice is one of the reasons the planet of Mictlan has seen a boom in tourism. While some youth may try to sound rebellious and conceal the softness of their voice, this musicality is still prevalent and universally recognizable.

===Freespeak===
A language of renegades and frontiersmen descending from various languages from Earth like Hindi combined into a multi-rooted jumble that sounds incoherent or even barbarian to non-native speakers. This language is the only common cultural identity for humans in the frontier. Speaking this language in itself boldly declares the speaker a free spirit. Often called 'Gutter' by Alliance citizens. It was Recognized by Sol Alliance as a spoken language in 2321. Considered a 'rough, informal' language, Freespeak is believed to have evolved in Martian slums, quickly spreading throughout the Galaxy. It is prominent in working class settlements across human space leading it to be the most common language in the frontier and second most common in the outer rim of known space. It is one of the few frontier cultural identity pieces.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_coalition.png|64px]] '''Frontiers Folk''': The frontier is home to an unknowably vast amount of humans and settlements, covering everything from small outposts of only a few hundred to major planets such as Xanu Prime. It is difficult to define a standard "Coalition accent," or dialect due to the diversity and regionalism of the Coalition, along with its lack of a strong central government. Solarian linguists generally define the Coalition dialect as an umbrella encompassing all Freespeak native speakers not from a major settlement of the Coalition.

* [[File:Xanu Accent.png|64px]] '''Xanu Standard''': The Xanu Standard dialect is arguably the most notable Freespeak dialect. Xanu Standard first emerged as an informal creole designed to make communication between the various nationalities who settled the planet more easily and possessed loan words from upwards of a half-dozen languages during this early period. Over time this creole would morph into the Xanu Standard dialect of Freespeak and is arguably the oldest and most widespread of the 25th century's common Freespeak dialects. Freespeak taught abroad, such as in the Serene Republic of Elyra and Republic of Biesel, is most often based upon the Xanu Standard dialect.

* [[File:Accent_scarabs.png|64px]] '''Scarabs''': The common accent of the Scarab Fleet has dozens, perhaps hundreds, of small variations due to the Fleet itself being spread throughout a massive number of individual ships, most of which have their own unique variations upon the standard Scarab accent.

* [[File:Accent_eridani_dreg.png|64px]] '''Eridanian, Dreg''': The Eridanian “dreg” accent is almost universally looked upon as the accent of petty criminals and ne’er-do-wells throughout the Orion Spur. Speaking with this accent in the proximity of most humans is a surefire way to gain their suspicion, and those speaking with this accent often find themselves under enhanced security surveillance in corporate facilities. Eagle Corp, one of the major employers of dregs in Eridani, devotes a significant amount of its training to making its dreg recruits drop this distinctive accent.

* [[File:Accent_vysoka.png|64px]] '''Vysokan''': The typical Vyoskan accent is regarded as a throatier and harsher variation of Freespeak, with the planetary accent possessing many harsh tones. Some non-Vysokans have noted that the accent sounds similar to Himean Common at times, due to both accents being more guttural than average. However, the Vysokan accent remains distinctive from Himean Common due to its roots in Freespeak rather than Sol Common.

* [[File:Accent_deepfrontier.png|64px]] '''Non-Coalition Frontier''': The non-Coalition frontier 'accent' is not a true accent in of itself, but is instead used as a catch-all term for human accents originating outside of the frontier controlled by the Coalition of Colonies. These planets and systems vary wildly, and all sorts of people and places can be found within them.

* [[File:Imperial Frontier Accent.png|64px]] '''Imperial Frontier''': Resembling more Freespeak than the Vulgar Morozi dialect found in more civilised regions of the Empire, most accents of the Imperial Frontier are looked down upon by those from the Core Worlds. Many Primaries and Secondaries look down upon the dialects of the Imperial Frontier as rogue, coarse, and often grating to hear compared to their Common-descended dialects. Many from this region who wish to rise through the ranks of the Empire's Ma'zals spend great amounts of time learning an ersatz Solarian Common dialect based upon this one which is known as the Refined Imperial Frontier Dialect. While not nearly as prestigious see its counterparts the Refined Frontier dialect is often viewed as a mark of loyalty and dedication to the Empire.

* [[File:Accent_Empyrean.png|64px]] '''Empyrean''': Empyrean Federal Freespeak is a creole of Coalition Freespeak and Ministerial Common which features a multitude of Solarian Common loanwords due to most residents of Empyrean being bilingual, and often speaking Freespeak and Solarian Common. Compared to Svarogite Freespeak it features a heavier influence from foreign Freespeak and Solarian Common dialects due to Empyrean's status as a major point of entry for the Yggdrasil System.

* [[File:Accent_Svarog.png|64px]] '''Svarogite''': Svarogite Federal Freespeak is an unusual creole which combines Coalition Freespeak with the Ministerial Common dialect of Solarian Common. It features many Solarian Common loanwords and speakers of this dialect are almost always bilingual, speaking both Solarian Common and Freespeak, which can lead to further linguistic blending. The universal lung bioaugmentations of Svarogites ensure that they, unlike their New Hai Phongese counterparts, do not suffer from chronic lung issues which would impact their speech.

* [[File:Accent_sunreach.png|64px]] '''Sun Reach''': Regarded by most linguists as a Freespeak dialect, but classified by the Empire as a dialect of Vulgar Morozi, the Sun Reacher dialect is one of the more well-known accents of the Imperial Frontier. Previously associated with the Pirate Lords of Sun Reach and their raids on nearby worlds, the Reacher accent is now commonly heard from the voidsmen and officers of the Imperial Fleet and Goddess' Flotilla. Reachers who wish to demonstrate their loyalty to the Empire and a desire to assimilate into its culture will often go to great lengths to learn and speak a House Zhao-design pronunciation system which replaces the more guttural sounds of the Reacher dialect with lighter sounds closer in pronunciation to Jadranic Common.

===Elyran Standard===
Elyran Standard, so-called because it was the language created to be the standardised method of communication across the Elyran Republic after its revolution, is the official language of the Republic of Elyra. It was created by the Ministry of Education shortly after the Elyran Revolution at the behest of Prime Minister Abd Al-Hamid for the purposes of giving his new republic a single language that could be used for government, law, military organization, and trade. Many in the Republic praised this initiative as they saw it as either the practical thing to do or saw it as just another step in the Elyran Revolution, creating a new language that was untainted by Solarian influence. A large mass-education and literacy program began in 2317 to educate the Elyran people on this new language, to a point where the government banned the teaching of old Earth languages, such as in public schools, though still allowed them to be taught and used in higher education and religious institutions. The program was completed in 2336, with almost all of the Elyran population being fluent in the new language created by taking influences and grammar from Arabic, Turkish, and Farsi.

====Accents====
*[[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Elyran:''' The typical Elyran accent is a relatively nondescript affair, typically sticking close to the accepted dictionary norms of pronunciation. The standard language of the Republic of Elyra is Elyran Standard, a constructed language which melds elements of Arabic, Farsi, and Turkish into one standardised tongue. This variation of Elyran Standard is the one officially taught in schools, but is rarely able to overpower more significant regional variations in the language.

*[[File:Accent_Persepolis.png|64px]] '''Persepolitian:''' Well-known across Elyra for its rapid-fire, energetic cadence, the Persepolitian accent is characterised by a vibrant and fast-paced nature that represents the New Ankaran Jewel's cosmopolitan nature. Speakers of this variant of Elyran Standard tend to be affluent and well-cultured, in keeping with the Elyran capital's general prosperity.

*[[File:Accent_Damacus.png|64px]] '''Damascene:''' One of the most venerable of all Elyra's linguistic variations, the Damascene accent is famous across the Serene Republic for its scholarly, almost archaic air. Drawing more heavily from Arabic influence than the standard dictionary might, Damascene Elyran retains a refined, cultured, and historically resonant weight to its words, much like the storied planet itself.

*[[File:Accent_Medina.png|64px]] '''Medinan:''' Medinan Elyran is characterised by its breathy and almost stutter-step characteristics, both of which are thought to result from the elevated altitudes citizens experience living day-to-day in their sand-skimming cities. The variation has seen little spread outside Medina itself, owing to the planet's relatively minimal footprint on Elyran cinema and television.

*[[File:Accent_Aemaq.png|64px]] '''Aemaqi:''' Aemaqi Elyran is often described as a more considered and methodical variation on the standard dictionary dialect, and its speakers are frequently stereotyped as speaking slowly and languidly. Elements of Tradeband from the planet's Dominian refugee population have helped to reinforce this effect, and the variation is rarely found in those born off Aemaq itself or its innumerable orbital stations.

*[[File:Accent_New_Suez.png|64px]] '''New Suezi:''' Often labelled the most divergent large-scale variation of Elyran Standard, the New Suezi accent has evolved rapidly since the moon's megacorporate opening to mix elements of Freespeak, Basic, and even Solarian Common into its vocabulary and grammar. While purists might frown upon these deviations from the accepted linguistic standard, the melodic and almost singsong tones of the New Suezi variation feature increasingly often across many forms of Elyran media.

*[[File:Accent_Bursa.png|64px]] '''Bursa:''' The Bursan accent is characterized by its soft and slightly lisping intonations, compared to the throatier sounds of most other Elyran accents. Across the wider Republic of Elyra, the Bursan accent is usually stereotyped as belonging to a country bumpkin or a career soldier.

==Tajaran languages==
===Siik'maas===
Siik'maas is theorized to have been the ancient language of the Tajara, the 'religious' tongue shared between most Tajara from their onset as a species. Despite Tajaran society evolving to a point where religious devotion became less encouraged, the universal service language used in all churches and worship sessions became the lingua franca and almost every Tajara knows how to speak it. It has been taught as the primary educational language amongst most Tajaran ethnicities since the [[Tajaran History#Migration Period|Migration Age]] and continues to be the most prevalent tongue on Adhomai since.

It is capable of being spoken by a learned human, as it is not as reliant on body language as Siik'tajr or the other native languages on Adhomai. However, just as Tau Ceti basic is difficult for Tajara to master given their muzzle structure, Siik'maas is the same to humans, since they lack the proper biology to perform certain inflections properly. Despite it focusing more on spoken word than others, some of the vocabulary requires subtle body movements that are challenging for humans to grasp, no less perform. Even if one were to learn these movements, they tend to be sluggish and slower, giving the speech a sort of 'drunken' feeling. Tajara speaking this over the radio often find themselves in similar positions.

====Accents====
* [[File:Siktag.png|64px]] '''Republican Siik'maas''': the dialect of north and central Ras'nrr. It was spoken by the Hadii dynasty and its subjects before being adopted as the official version of the [[People's Republic of Adhomai|People's Republic]] Siik'maas. This variation is taught in all Republican schools since the end of the first revolution and is considered as the most pure and correct form. PRA citizens are encouraged to learn and adopt it, as speaking another accent is frowned upon. It is notable for its unusually rigid grammatical construction as opposed to most other Adhomian dialects. Republican Siik’maas is the language of Hadiist loyalists, both in and outside of S'rand'marr.

* [[File:Siiknazira.png|64px]] '''Nazira Siik'maas''': native to the southern regions of Ras'nrr. This accent is the oldest and most solemn form of Siik'maas, avoiding contractions of words and speaking its sentences slowly. It is commonly associated with the [[S'rendarr and Messa|church of S'rand'marr]], due to its proximity to Sana Sahira. Priests are taught to replicate this dialect when conducting religious service.

* [[File:Tajcrevan.png|64px]] '''Crevan Creole''': once the dialect of merchants and sailors across all Adhomai. Born from the melting pot that is [[Crevus]], where Tajara from all the planet would bring and mix their cultures. Thanks to the importance of the city during its trading age, it can be found in most Tajara ports as well. Crevan Creole is known for its heavy focus on nasal sounds, with many Adhomian comedians parodying it.

* [[File:Dprasiik.png|64px]] '''Das'nrra Siik'maas''': found on the island of Das’nrra, this accent is famous for its emphasis at the end of vowels and uncommon pronunciation of glottal stops. While tracing its origins back to the rural population, it was shaped by the urban workers that emerged after the first revolution. It is associated with Democratic People’s Republic citizens and its offworld community.

* [[File:Nkasiik.png|64px]] '''High-Harr'masir Siik'maas''': used by the natives of northern Harr'masir. It is deemed to be a rustic and harsh-sounding form of siik'maas; the accent is associated with peasants and uneducated Tajara. It is the most common dialect among [[New Kingdom of Adhomai]] commoners. The nobility usually attempts to mask this accent due to its relationship with the common people. It is also spoken by the New Kingdom population living in Tau Ceti.

* [[File:Lowerrasiik.png|64px]] '''Lower-Harr'masir Siik'maas''': native to the southern area of Harr'masir. In comparison to other Siik'maas dialects - it is the one that deviates the most from the standard version. Thanks to Republican propaganda, it has gained the fame of being the tongue of criminals and guerrilla fighters. Most speakers are [[Democratic People's Republic of Adhomai]] citizens. Its words are spoken in a hushed manner.

* [[File:Amohdasiik.png|64px]] '''Amohdan Siik’maas''': spoken by the Tajara from the [[Democratic People's Republic of Adhomai#Island of Amohda|island of Amohda]]. Despite past Republican attempts to destroy this dialect; it survived and is now undergoing a period of revival by Amohdan nationalists. It can also be found in the New Kingdom because of the Amohda Exiles. Due to royalist influence, it has many Ya’ssa loan words. Amohdan Siik’maas has a characteristic drawl tone to it.

* [[File:Tajara northrasnrr.png|64px]] '''Northern Ras'nrr Siik'maas''': While similar to the Republican Siik'maas, Northern Ras'nrr Siik’maas is relatively free from the Hadiist additions. It is known for its short, sharp vowel sounds and clear pronunciation. Most speakers are found in the DPRA controlled area of the region, but some do exist within the PRA borders.

* [[File:Dinnakaccent.png|64px]] '''Din'akk Mountains Siik'maas''': Found in the isolated valleys of the Din'akk Mountains, little has changed in this accent since the first contact. It still clings to words and grammatical structures that have long since fallen out of use by other Siik'maas speakers. It is described as strong and abrupt by other Tajara.

* [[File:Zarrjiriaccent.png|64px]] '''Zarr'jiri Siik'mas''': Located only in the Zarr'jirah mountain range, this accent is rarity outside of the New Kingdom. Speakers of it are often noted for a soft, almost sing-song voice and hand gestures which carry over from Nal'rasan.

* [[File:Harrnrriaccent.png|64px]] '''Harr'nrri Siik'mas''': The dialect of the people of the Harr'nrr peninsula. This accent shares some similarity with Republican Siik'mas thanks to a shared origin and the later PRA rule of Harr'nrr, but differs with a deeper tone when spoken.

===Siik'tajr===
'''Siik'tajr''' is the opposite of Siik'mas completely. A recent construction, it has seen more use recently following the overthrowing of the plutocracy. It was birthed from the necessity for a language that was difficult for law enforcers to understand, enabling revolutionaries to converse privately without having their conversations monitored or overheard. Revolutionary radicals have been a part of Adhomai's history for a long while, but were always small; however, when the Great War broke out, Siik'tajr saw widespread use by rebel forces during military operations similar to Navajo radio operators. It is a combination of Siik'mas and the more body language inclined Nal'rasan, a tongue traditionally used by hunters. It is not normally used in daily life due to its complexity, it is often maintained as a secondary language, especially for families who fought in the Great War.

===Delvahhi===
Delvahhi is a language closely related to the Zhan-Khazan Tajara. It is still widely used in religious ceremonies dedicated to Ma'take and amongst settlements comprised mostly of Zhan-Khazan. It is also the favored language of farmers, who have adopted it in the wake of government intrusions into the agricultural industry of Adhomai. It is considered a subversive tongue by People's Republic authorities.

====Accents====
* [[File:Delvahi.png|64px]] '''Rural Delvahhi''': the form of Delvahhi spoken by settled Zhan-Khazan communities. It has been heavily influenced by Siik’maas. It is also used as the liturgical language by some Ma’ta’ke priests. Rural Delvahhi speakers usually speak siik’maas with a slower and throaty tone.

* [[File:Nomadspeak.png|64px]] '''Nomadic Delvahhi''': the version of Delvahhi used by the [[Tajaran Ethnicities#Rhazar'Hrujmagh|Rhazar'Hrujmagh]]. It emerged after the breakup in the primordial Zhan-Khazan population. Unlike the rural dialect, it remained relatively unchanged over time. It is far more guttural and brief than its sister tongue.

===Nal'rasan===
Siik'maas and Siik'tajr were always widely used by M'sai, but the body-focused language of Nal'rasan was their creation. Because the mrowling and vocal expressions of Siik'maas could sometimes alert prey to their presence and drive them away, hunting parties adopted this language to prevent such a thing from occurring. Rebel sects saw the use of this language and made use of it for covert discussions and the transmission of highly classified information before and during the Great War.

===Ya'ssa===
Siik'maas was the widely spoken language of Njarir, though amongst themselves they preferred to use the Ya'ssa dialect. Presumed to be the traditional tongue of the nobility, it uses a more refined alphabet and speech pattern believed to have evolved from a less-used ancient dialect. Hadii members have been recorded to still use Ya'ssa, though ultimately with the widespread annihilation of noble families, this language has fallen into disuse until its revival by the New Kingdom of Adhomai.

====Accents====
* [[File:Oldyassa.png|64px]] '''Old Ya'ssa''': the tongue of the old Tajaran nobility, spoken by those who were born before the first revolution. It differs from the modern Ya'ssa by having a far more complex set of rules, long-drawn-out sentences, and compound words. Old Ya’ssa is a dying tongue; as the version taught by the New Kingdom of Adhomai has mostly replaced it in the post-revolution noble generation.

* [[File:Newyassaaccent.png|64px]] '''New Ya'ssa''': A consciously learned accent created by New Kingdom's intellectuals in an attempt to replicate Old Ya'ssa. It is adopted by the nobility who want to reinforce their noble heritage. Commoners consider New Ya'ssa to be pretentious. Pre-contact Ya'ssa speakers consider it a poorly made copy. This accent is also commonly used in the New Kingdom's entertainment sector.

==Unathi languages==
===Sinta'Unathi===
The common language of Izweski-controlled Moghes, composed of sibilant hisses and rattles. Historically, it is a symbol of the Izweski Hegemony's domination across half the planet of Moghes. It is believed to be the language of '''"the civilized Unathi"'''.

====Accents====
* [[File:accent_heg_noble.png|64px]] '''Heartlands Noble''': The The Noble Heartlands accent is eloquent and flowing, staying near the front of the mouth. Airy and filled with hissing, this accent requires birth-right or years of practice to properly convey. The families of Lords, Sk'akh Priests, noble warriors, and some merchants will often share this accent, and will mostly find the Sinta'Azaziba language and associated accents more savage. The Noble Heartlands accent originates from the Sinta'Unathi language.

* [[File:accent_heg_pes.png|64px]] '''Heartland Peasant''': Lowborn guilds-workers, first-generation merchants, simple warrior levymen, and hundreds of other tasks for the common Clans - this is the most common accent for Unathi of the Izweski Heartland. It still holds a slight air of royalty to it compared to accents from the rest of Moghes. It can be heard across Moghes and in colonies, but is most common by far in its birthplace, the crowded Izweski Heartland. It originates from the Sinta'Unathi language.

* [[File:Southlands noble accent.png|64px]] '''Southlands Noble''': The accent of the Southlands nobility is somewhat slower than that of the peasants, as it has remained less changed by migration to the region. While it has diverged from the original accent of the Southlands, it is closer to that than the fast-paced speech of the peasants. The Southlands noble accent is widely considered pleasing to the ear, with some merchants and bards attempting to mimic it to aid in their own business.

* [[File:Southlands peasant.png|64px]] '''Southlands Peasant''': Centuries of trade and immigration have shaped the Southlands accent into an odd blend of sounds from many regions and languages. The result is a sharp, nasal and rapid-paced accent, where the original influences can be vaguely heard to a keen listener. The fast manner of speech and the general energy with which it is spoken is one of the first things that comes to mind from an outsider when considering the region.

* [[File:Zaza noble.png|64px]] '''Zazalai Mountains Noble''': The accent of the Zazalai Mountains nobility is generally clearer than that of the peasantry, though it carries the same slow and monotone sound to it. This accent is something of an artificial construction, having been widely influenced by the accent of the Izweski Heartlands nobility due to the historic ties between the two regions. To many, this accent is carefully crafted to give an air of civilised refinement in the harsh mountains of Zazalai.

* [[File:Zaza peasant.png|64px]] '''Zazalai Mountains Peasant''': The accent of the Zazalai Mountains is a rather monotone one. The Sinta of the region tend to speak slowly and with little expressed emotion, leading to a common joke that they speak like they have a mouthful of rocks. The particular dialect of Sinta'Unathi spoken in the region can often be hard to understand to outsiders, with some of the more isolated communities having developed dialects that are nearly distinct languages of their own, to the fascination of many Unathi linguists.

* [[File:Accent ouerea.png|64px]] '''Ouerea''': The Ouerean accent is a curious thing - influenced in equal parts by human, Skrell and Unathi tongues. This leads many to find it confusing to the ear, and a common stereotype of Ouereans among other Unathi is their propensity for talking quickly and their frequent use of loan words from alien languages. Among Ouereans, whether Skrell, human or Unathi, however, their accent is a mark of pride, representing the fierce and independent spirit that the colony values highly.

* [[File:Unathi spacer.png|64px]] '''Spacer''': The Hegemony has been, for long, the only power on Moghes with access to interstellar travel technology. Naturally, then, most Spacers and Unathi colonists on distant worlds speak Sinta'Unathi. details of this accent vary between communities, but these Unathi pioneers generally speak with a surprisingly softer tones than most accents. Rumors say that it is to save every bit of energy while working on developing new colonies, or living in ships for extended periods of time.

* [[File:Accent hazana.png|64px]] '''Ha'zana''': It often rains on Ha'zana, and and it rains hard, so hard in fact that it's often complicated for people to hear each other, with some sounds like more subtle, faint hissings literally drowned in the pirate world's downpours. Thus, the Ha'zanan accent was born, one in which Sinta speaking it speak loudly, and clearly. Accentuations sometimes demand that a Sinta nearly roars, and insistence on originally quieter sounds leads to more guttural tones here and there. In a discussion between Unathi of all places, the Ha'zanan are the most likely ones to get heard over anyone else, for better or for worse.

* [[File:Autakh accent.png|64px]] '''Aut'akh''': Incorporating both Hegemonic and Traditionalist elements, the Aut'akh accent is recognisable for its lack of accentuation and intonations, both owing to the occasional implants of questionable quality having some influence on speech, and the general isolation of most Aut'akh communes. Though there is some variation across the various communes of the Orion Spur, the Aut'akh accent has become a recognisable dialect of its own.

===Sinta'Azaziba===
A language of Moghes consisting of a combination of spoken word and gesticulation. While waning since Moghes entered the galactic stage, it enjoys popular use by Unathi that never fell to the Hegemony's cultural dominance. It was notable for being the primary language of the now eradicated Coalition of Kingdoms against the Izweski Hegemony.

Because of its history against the Izweski Hegemony, Sinta'Azaziba is looked down upon as the language of 'savages' and 'wastelanders'. In reality, it is a language filled with culture and traditional beauty that helps many Unathi cling to their ancestral language.

====Accents====
* [[File:accent_trad_noble.png|64px]] '''Traditional Noble''': A more guttural, droning accent - although one that would demand respect on Moghes before the Contact War, and still demands it in the Wasteland. Primarily born from the guttural intonations and physical movement required to communicate in Sinta'Azaziba, this Noble Traditional accent requires clan-training from a family member or shaman - and has become either a sign of survival or defeat to most who see this ancient accent fading from existence.

* [[File:accent_trad_pes.png|64px]] '''Traditional Peasant''': Primarily derived from the guttural intonations and physical movement of Sinta'Azaziba, common Unathi from the Wasteland would have this grittier speech pattern. Although filled with variety due to the multitude of kingdoms composed in the Wasteland, the borders of where these accents used to be set no longer exist and have simply become what it is now, struggling to find identity.

* [[File:Tza noble.png|64px]] '''Tza Prairie Noble''': A slow, droning and guttural accent, with heavy physical movement involved, the noble accent of the Tza Prairie has remained unchanged for centuries, passed down the ancient lines of the mountains. While it sounds similar to the accent of Traditionalist nobles, most with a noble's education would be able to clearly tell the difference.

* [[File:Tza peasant.png|64px]] '''Tza Prairie Peasant''': A guttural, deep accent, the accent of the Tza Prairie has heavy Azaziba inflections, as the language that has most often been spoken in the region. While the region did support the Izweski during the Contact War, it was originally a kingdom of the Traditionalist Coalition, and can sound similar to that accent to the untrained ear.

* [[File:Broken noble.png|64px]] '''Broken Coalition Noble''': The accent of the Broken Coalition is what would come first to the mind when asked to describe a Traditionalist accent. It is primarily derived from the guttural intonations and physical gestures of Sinta'Azaziba. This guttural, droning dialect was once associated with the nobility of the Azarak Kingdom, which lay at the center of the Traditionalist Coalition and is now a shattered ruin of its former glory.

* [[File:Broken peasant.png|64px]] '''Broken Coalition Peasant''': The accent of the Broken Coalition is what would come first to the mind when asked to describe a Traditionalist accent. It is primarily derived from the guttural intonations and physical gestures of Sinta'Azaziba. This gravelly dialect was once associated with the peasantry of the Azarak Kingdom, which lay at the center of the Traditionalist Coalition and is now a shattered ruin of its former glory.

* [[File:Torn.png|64px]] '''Torn Cities''': The accent of the Kopesk States, now the Torn Cities, is one that has traditionally grown from the guttural intonations and physical gestures of Sinta'Azaziba. Where the Kopesk accent differentiates itself, however, is in its clarity and volume, as the fierce sermons of the Storm Heralds were often given during thunderstorms and required truly impressive volme prior to the invention of speakers. The accent has also become known as an intellectual one, due to the historically high standards of education in the Kopesk States. When the idea of a scholar comes to mind, the accent of the Torn Cities is one of the first that any Sinta would think of.

* [[File:Queendom.png|64px]] '''Queendom of Szek'Hakh''': From deep in the Wasteland there are some who hail from a society unlike most others that inhabit the radioactive sands, those from the Queendom. Those from the Queendom are recognizable by their Traditionalist inflections in speech, but with slight differences that have evolved in the decades since first contact.

* [[File:accent_deep_wastelander.png|64px]] '''Deep Wastelander''': Deep within the Wasteland, the most savage lands dominated by bandits, death cults, and nomadic peoples that have lost any connection to their ancestors culturally. The Deep Wasteland accent comes from a disconnection to original talking styles, and adds in more aggressive speech patterns. To both Hegemonic and Traditionalist, the Deep Wastelander accent is the sign of an individual who has grown up without a home or clan that could have taught them an ancestral dialect. The accent is apparent in both Sinta'Unathi and Sinta'Azaziba.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Unathi Morozi''': An accent most often heard in Unathi Communities across Moroz, and spoken by most members of the Kazhkz and Han'san clans. The Unathi Morozi accent, also called Dominian Unathi by some, is a phonetic mixbag. Finding its origins in Sinta'azaziba, the Unathi Morozi accent carries the droning tones of its predecessor, though it trades the usual guttural sounds of traditional Azaziba with the more elegant tones of High Morozi's tradeband and lighter pitch sounds of Vulgar Morozi's Sol Common, resulting an accent sounding deep and droning but otherwise surprisingly dignified."

==Skrell Languages==
===Nral'Malic===
Nral'Malic sounds like a series of warbles, croaks, and weird crackling-like sounds that seem to not resonate in the ear, but the neck or the jaw. This is due to Skrell having a range of pitches beyond human perception. These sounds are crucial to understanding the language properly as they elicit specific responses in a Skrell's brain, allowing for both easy and correct transmission of emotion.

====Accents====
* [[File:Standard Skrell Accent.png|64px]] '''Nral'Malic Standard:''' In the Nralakk Federation, the typical skrellian accent has dozens of minute and tiny variations and can be found across a multitude of planets (and their colonies) and in a wide range of sectors. Its generality has resulted in the belief that it is the 'standard' accent for all Skrell.

* [[File:Qerrbalak Accent.png|64px]] '''Qerrbalak:''' The typical accent of the Homeworld (or Qerrbalak), is very much more distinct and enunciated than other variations of Nral'Malic. It puts specific emphasis on a melodious manner of speaking, their tones often jumping out of the standard human hearing range.

* [[File:Qerr'Malic_Accent.png|64px]] '''Qerr'Malic:''' The Qerr'Malic accent is known for being rather soft, even hushed at some points. Because of the moon's tourist industry, it borrows elements from other accents to form a rather unique mixture that makes specific reference to keeping low tones accessible to non-Skrell, further cementing the overall 'quietness' to other Skrell as their sentences sound half-finished.

* [[File:Aliose Accent.png|64px]] '''Aliose:''' It is often noted that those from Aliose have a distinctive shrill to their voices, emphasizing high notes frequently throughout their speech. The Skrell view this as guttural, mostly due to the resonations felt deep within their throats when attempting to replicate the accent.

* [[File:Aweiji Accent.png|64px]] '''Aweiji:''' This type of accent emphasizes on a balance of highs and lows. It uses the nasal canal to further produce a harmonic pattern of speech. Idols are often found replicating this accent due to how gentle it is on both Skrell and non-Skrell.

* [[File:Tattuqig Accent.png|64px]] '''Tattuqig:''' The Tattuqig accent is seen as "unrefined" by other Skrell, being known for its drawl and the dropping or merging of vowels when speaking. Just like any other Traverse accent, there's a certain stigma attached to it by Skrell from the inner systems.

* [[File:Traverse Accent.png|64px]] '''Traverse:''' Traverse accents are similar to those of Standard Nral'Malic accents; there are some differences on colonies in the sector, but the general trend of the accent seems to remain within the low ranges, often described as high-pitched and nasal in tone.

* [[File:Skrell Genner.png|64px]] '''Generational Fleets:''' The Generation Fleet accent is actually a catch-all term for the various accents that have developed aboard the Generation Fleets of the Nralakk Federation. As a result of being separated from their planet of origin for generations, these accents don't have much in common with any modern Skrell accent, and are usually described as sounding 'older' by other Skrell.

* [[File:Skrell Coalition.png|64px]] '''Coalition Skrell Standard:''' Coalition Skrell Standard refers to the various accents of Skrell living within the Coalition of Colonies. Heavily influenced by Freespeak, this accent is more guttural, with lower-pitched tones being more prevalent. The Coalition of Colonies has a reputation for being generally anti-Federation in policy, which has resulted in this accent being seen by Skrell as anti-Federation by association.

* [[File:Skrell Sol.png|64px]] '''Solarian Skrell Standard:''' Solarian Skrell Standard can be seen as the Skrellian equivalent of the Solarian accent, having hundreds of variants that can be found on planets across the Sol Alliance. The accent has kept the notable tones from accents found in the Federation, while still heavily influenced by the pacing and pronunciation common in the average Solarian accent.

* [[File:Skrell Biesel.png|64px]] '''Biesellite Skrell Standard:''' While the Biesel accent is easy to pick up by most Tau Ceti Basic speakers, the Biesellite Skrell Standard accent is common in the more insular Skrell communities, especially those who are strongly pro-Federation. Biesellite Skrell Standard has many holdovers from Nralakk accents while also having some of the more obvious characteristics of the Biesellite accent.

==Diona Languages==
===Rootsong===
Rootsong is spoken through a combination of sounds created by limbs, membranes, and movement that all come together to create a “song” that can be understood as words and sentences. To the uninitiated these sounds tend to sound more "natural", with many comparing their songs to an orchestra of leaves rustling in the wind, branches rubbing together, and sometimes softer instrumental sounds such as a noise akin to a flute.

===Accents===

* [[File:Rootsong Accent.png|64px]] '''Rootsong''': An accent native to the Dionae born within atmospheric conditions, more specifically that of planets. More commonly found in Dionae that were exposed to non-ionising or trace amounts of radiation during their formative years. To non-Dionae, this accent is akin to that of singing - a high pitched voice that has various rises and falls between Soprano and Mezzo-soprano.

* [[File:Voidsong Accent.png|64px]] '''Voidsong''': An innate accent spoken by Dionae that were born within the vacuum of space, or near extreme amounts of ionising radiation. The accent is said to be incredibly deep, and some have said that the Dionae that have the accent sound extremely similar to Baritones - a type of voice whose vocals differ between basslike and tenorlike.

==Vaurca Languages==
===Hivenet===
Hivenet is the name of the protocol used by most major Hives to communicate with each other. It is considered the evolution of the traditional Vaurca method of communication, allowing Vaurcae to communicate from across great distances.

===Accents===
* [[File:Zora Accent.png|64px]] '''Zo'rane''': Zo'rane is the modern day dialect of the Zo'ra hive, composed of buzzing, cheap Biesellite voice modulators that manage to sway most voices into a more gender neutral tone, while retaining a distinct alien dialect. To other Vaurcae, this accent is reminiscent of the authority the Zo'ra held regal and noble. Their vocal augments stereotypically have difficulty, typically when producing sounds related to the letter 's', instead substituting with a harsh buzzing in the throat.

* [[File:Klax Accent.png|64px]] '''K'laxane''': K'laxane is the modern day dialect of the K'lax hive. Primitive modulators, even among K'lax standards, manage to capture a similarity to the peasantry of the Izweski Hegemony on Moghes however, they do not fully replicate it, retaining a more drawn out and dreamy tone. To other Vaurcae, this is a more subservient manner of speaking, akin to how Bound tend to draw out their thoughts - a common trait instilled in most vassal Hives as a brand. Vaurca vocal augments stereotypically have difficulty, typically when producing sounds related to the letter 's', instead substituting with a harsh buzzing in the throat - the K'lax experience less of this - no Unathi would be content listening to a Vaurca buzz incessantly when trying to hiss a sentence in the Hegemonic tongue.

* [[File:Cthur Accent.png|64px]] '''C'thuric''': C'thuric is the modern day dialect of the C'thur hive, a sly and sneering take on the unyielding Nral'Malic. Modulators are unfortunately still cheap, capturing a very monotone and unchanging method of speaking. Voices are warped into being clear and concise, many C'thur adopting a blunt and to-the-point method of speaking - yet, when needed to be verbose, delivery is often swift and intelligible. Other Vaurcae would recognize this tone as being infamous of the C'thur's past deeds. Their vocal augments stereotypically have difficulty, typically when producing sounds related to the letter 's', instead substituting with a harsh buzzing in the throat.

* [[File:Accent liidra.png|64px]] '''Lii'draic''': The Lii'dra speech, as understood by those that have heard the Hivemind and live to tell, is characterized by a monotonous voice that sounds even more robotical than the rest of the modulators used by the other Hives. It is believed to be a modified technology reverse engineered from stolen Zo'rane modulators. While, with its flaws, the Zo'ra accent might sound quirky to some, it is often said that this is to add more personality to each individual. Since the Lii'dra do not think of themselves as such, these variations were deemed useless. The Connected individuals will often speak in plural, while the Disconnected are prone to use the first person when referring to others

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==Human languages==
===Sol Common===
With its roots in Mandarin Chinese, Common evolved as the official language of the Sol Alliance, with officials working to tie it together with a common tongue. It's spoken by state officials, taught in schools, and spoken by those who either feel a sense of national pride in the Alliance or otherwise fell sway to the culture. It became the Alliance' official language in 2105.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Solarian''': The typical Solarian accent has a hundred tiny variants and can be found on a multitude of planets in countless systems, and is often simply regarded as “the accent of humanity” due to its prevalence. It can be found on planets as prominent as Earth or as obscure as settlements of only a few million in the Sol Alliance’s Outer Ring.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Mercurian''': Mercurian Common is often heard in the boardrooms of Einstein Engines, which employs much of the planet’s population. Those who speak with this accent are often – to no fault of their own – regarded with suspicion by the SCC due to this association.

* [[File:Accent_venus_surfacer.png|64px]] '''Cytherean''': Venusian Common (referred to as Cytherean Common on Venus itself) is often regarded as one of the most prevalent forms of Sol Common due to Venus' massive entertainment industry. On Venus itself this accent is associated with the entertainment industry and Cytherea, and many prospective actors will attempt to adopt it in order to better fit into the industry. Many high-end entertainment IPCs used throughout human space come pre-programmed with this accent, due to its association with the Venusian entertainment industry.

* [[File:Accent_venus_under.png|64px]] '''Jintarian''': While Cytherean Common has a reputation abroad as \"Venusian Common\" it is the accent of working-class Jintarians that is, to many on the planet, the true form of Venusian Common. On Venus itself this accent is associated with the working and middle-class population of the planet rather than the entertainment industry, and many Cythereans look down upon those with this accent as unrefined. Hendrik Strom, one of the Sol Alliance's most notable politicians, is well-known for having a strong Jintarian accent he makes no attempt to hide.

* [[File:Accent_earth.png|64px]] '''Earth''': The typical Earth, or Terran, accent of the modern era has its roots in Mandarin Chinese, the dominant language of Earth for much of its modern history. All accents found in human space - from Luna to Xanu - are, one way or another, descended from this ancient accent.

* [[File:Accent_luna.png|64px]] '''Lunarian''': The Lunarian accent is regarded throughout the Sol Alliance, and beyond, as a distinctive mark of being Lunarian. The accent is extremely hard for immigrants to Luna to pick up and replicate, and is carefully maintained by Lunarians abroad to keep their accent distinct. It is essentially impossible for a human not living on Luna to replicate a Lunarian accent, and it is considered a major faux paus to pretend to have one. Many Idris Incorporated IPCs are programmed with Lunarian accents to make them seem high-class in both appearance and in accent.

* [[File:Accent_mars.png|64px]] '''Martian''': Martian Common is a more guttural form of Sol Common that borrows some elements of Freespeak. The distinctive accent is, as a result, looked down upon as a “hick” dialect on Luna and Venus and regarded as the dialect of quarrelsome and annoying Martians elsewhere. Some Martians go to great lengths to hide their accents due to this reputation, which is still alive in the Republic of Biesel despite its separation from the greater Sol Alliance.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Enceladian''': Enceladian Common is descended from the accents of North and South America, and the residents of this moon of Saturn take pride in ensuring their accent calls back to their ancestral homes on Earth.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Cassinian''': Cassinian Common, the accent of Iapetus, a moon of Saturn, is typically associated with the Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau, and characters affiliated with it in Solarian movies will often talk like a Cassinian: soft-spoken and generally polite, but reserved and often distant.

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Titanii''': The accent of Titania, a moon of Uranus home to Sol’s largest offworlder population, Titanii Common involves plentiful hand gestures and other visual signals. Linguists have long theorized the prominence of hand gestures in this accent comes from the moon’s EVA-centric industries.

* [[File:Accent_Pluto.png|64px]] '''Pluto''': The Plutonian accent is one of many Sol Common accents found throughout the Sol System itself, though it is almost undoubtedly the furthest one out from the Sun itself. Rooted in a combination of Central Asian and Eastern European dialects, the Plutonian accent is notable for its slow, methodical method of speech. Very few positronics can be found with this accent, due to Pluto's unusual relationship with corporations

* [[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Erisian''': Erisian Common bears some resemblance to Lunarian Common due to the planetoid’s long association with the Solarian Navy. Like its counterpart, it is very hard to effectively replicate for an outsider.

* [[File:Accent_silversun.png|64px]] '''Native Silversun''': The native accent of Silversun is a sing-song take on standard Sol Common that has, since massive investment into the planet by Idris Incorporated, come to be associated with the planet’s renowned tourism industry. Many native residents of Silversun are bitter that their accent - and planet - are seen as nothing more than an enormous vacation retreat by the greater Orion Spur. This accent is commonly used by Idris Incorporated shell positronicframes, much to the consternation of Silversun's Originals.

* [[File:Accent_Konyang.png|64px]] '''Konyanger''': The Konyanger Common accent is quite similar to standard Sol Common, but has drawn some influence from Freespeak due to Konyang’s position near the border between the Sol Alliance and the Coalition of Colonies. A significant number of IPCs possess a Konyanger accent, due to the planet being the origin of IPCs and a major producer of them.

* [[File:Accent_nhp.png|64px]] '''New Hai Phongese''': New Hai Phongese Common is, compared to the typical Sol Common accent, much more tonal. This has lent it a distinctive pattern of speech that is easy to tell apart from the standard Sol Common accent associated with the Solarian core worlds. The accent is often imitated by performers, particularly musicians, due to its unique tonal style. Due to the hazardous environmental conditions present on New Hai Phong, many residents of New Hai Phong carry another distinctive auditory cue: coughing and wheezing due to asthma.

* [[File:Accent_himeo.png|64px]] '''Himean''': Himean Common is more guttural and harsh-sounding than the typical Sol Common accent, due to Himeo’s position in the Coalition of Colonies. The Himean accent and its distinctive guttural method of speaking are easily distinguishable from other Sol Common speakers, even when speaking Tau Ceti Basic or Freespeak. Himean Common has the unusual reputation of making its speaker always sound angry, no matter their mood, due to its more guttural nature.

* [[File:Accent_gadpathur.png|64px]] '''Gadpathurian''': The Gadpathurian accent, otherwise known as Gadpathurian Common, is an older dialect of Sol Common that is often regarded as dated-sounding by other speakers due to the isolation of the planet during its period of reunification. Due to the government's tight control over Gadpathur, and push for unity in the face of the Sol Alliance, Gadpathurians have been described as sounding relatively similar no matter which area of the planet they hail from.

* [[File:Accent_eridani_reinstated.png|64px]] '''Reinstated Eridani Dreg''': The clipped and clinical tones of proper "corporate" speech in Eridani are difficult to perfect even for those born into positions of privilege. For those unfortunate individuals born outside Eridani's shining skyscrapers and silver spires, the distinctly uncorporate flow of "dreg" speech can make attaining the standard Eridanian accent almost impossible to fully achieve. The curious middle-ground accent of the so-called "reinstated" in Eridani society allows an individual to go much further than its more criminally-aligned counterpart, but still falls short of most suits' expectations.

* [[File:Accent_dominia.png|64px]] '''Vulgar Morozi''': The most common Dominian accent is Vulgar Morozi, a variation of Sol Common found upon Moroz itself. Dominian-spoken Sol Common and Tau Ceti Basic are both heavily influenced by Tradeband, the common language of both human and unathi nobility in the Empire. Vulgar Morozi has regional variations on the colonies of the Dominian Empire, and in the rebellious Morozian region of Fisanduh. The Fisanduhian accent is considered to be a distinctive higher-pitched variation of Vulgar Morozi that is often suppressed by insurgents to better blend in with the greater Imperial population.

* [[File:Accent_fisanduh.png|64px]] '''Fisanduhian''': While it is similar to the typical Morozian accent, to those not familiar with it; or not from the Empire of Dominia, the standard Fisanduhian accent has some variations that mark it as distinctive. The accent is higher pitched than its Dominian counterpart, and has been described as more tonal. Members of the Fisanduh Freedom Front will often go to great lengths to disguise this accent, though most will slip back into it when off-world.

* [[File:Novi Jadran Accent.png|64px]] '''Novi Jadranic''': Much like the planet itself, the Jadranic dialect of Solarian Common sits between standard Solarian Common-influenced Vulgar Morozi and the more Freespeak-derived accents of the Imperial Frontier. The dialect possesses grammar and pronunciation similar to Vulgar Morozi but possesses multiple loan words from Freespeak which make it distinct from its Morozian counterpart. Jadraners are valued highly for their loyalty and this dialect is often regarded as the most common accent of the Imperial Army. More educated Jadraners, such as those from the planet's few urban centers, will often leave the dialect's Freespeak loan words our while talking with Morozians or other Dominians.

* [[File:Lyodii_Accent.png|64px]] '''Lyodic Morozi''': Most commonly associated with Lyodii, otherwise known as the People of the Lyod, Lyodic Morozi is a variation of the common Vulgar Morozi dialect which is most notable for its sing-song pace of speech which makes it distinctive from standard Vulgar Morozi and its higher-pitched counterpart in Fisanduh. Lyodic Morozi is uncommon to hear in the broader Empire, or abroad, due to the isolation of the Lyodii in the Morozian poles, and contains slight variations between the Northern and Southern Lyod. Those who speak the dialect are sometimes looked down upon as backwards savages by their Morozian counterparts. Those who hear the dialect spoken or sing during Lyodic rituals often state it has an eerie beauty, as the sounds of these rituals can carry for kilometers across the barren landscape of the Lyod.

* [[File:Accent_Orepit.png|64px]] '''Native Orepitter''': Native Orepitters developed their own way of speech that stemmed from centuries of complete isolation. The vast distances of the planet's desert surface required loud, high pitched sounds for reliable communication, making it the primary characteristic of the Orepitter accent.

* [[File:Accent_Providence.png|64px]] '''Providence Trinarist''': While the capital of the Trinarists never had a sole language, its people from all over the Spur have come to adopt a unified accent. Characterised by fast-paced speaking and unique intonations to match the style of their synthetic brethren, IPCs have also come to adopt the accent for non-EAL languages.

* [[File:Accent_Galatea.png|64px]] '''Galatean''': Galatean Ministerial Common is one of two Ministerial Common dialects within the Federal Technocracy. Centrally managed by the Ministry of Galatean Culture (MfGC), Galatea proper's dialect is an unusual Solarian Common dialect characterized by its total lack of loan words and use of antiquated Common terms which date to the early 2300s when it was established as a dialect and have since fallen out of common use. Linguistically it is similar to Gadpathurian Common but lacks the Freespeak influence of Gadpathurian Common due to the MfGC's tight control over the language.

* [[File:Accent_Tsukuyomi.png|64px]] '''Tsukuyomian''': Significantly more rare abroad than Galatean Ministerial Common, Tsukuyomian Standard is one of two Ministerial Common dialects managed by the Ministry of Galatean Culture (MfGC). Like Galatean Ministerial Common, it lacks loan words due to central management and sounds comparatively antiquated when compared to more modern Solarian Common dialects. Tsukuyomian Standard is commonly associated with the Galatean Federal Navy, which has its headquarters on Tsukuyomi.

===Tau Ceti Basic/Common===
A spiritual successor of Esperanto, established in 2404 in Tau Ceti by Ceti intellectuals. Its unique, fully customized alphabet and structure allow it to be spoken even by most alien species. It's the official language of Tau Ceti and has growing traction in diplomatic circles and Universalists across human space. It is the most common trade language in human space and the official language of commerce in the Sol Alliance and numerous systems as well as being heavily promoted in non-human business schools.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_biesel.png|64px]] '''Biesellite''': Often described as the “true” way of speaking Tau Ceti Basic, the Biesellite accent is easy to reproduce due to the phonetics of TCB.

* [[File:Gibson Ovan.png|64px]] '''Ovanstad''': The New Gibson Ovanstad accent is very close to the accent of Tau Ceti proper, due to the nature of the planet's colonization. However, New Gibsoners are known for talking with a faster and more clipped accent than those from Biesel and, at times, sound as if they are tripping over their words due to the rapid pace at which they speak.

* [[File:Gibson Under.png|64px]] '''Undirstad''': The New Gibson Undirstad accent is not wildly known or heard outside of New Gibson itself, as those hailing from the Undirstads are quite insular and isolated from the more attractive surface archologies. The Undirstad accent is much slower than the Ovanstad accent, and keeps more to its cultural roots.

*[[File:Valk accent.png|64px]] '''Valkyrian''': The Valkyrian accent is a difficult accent to replicate, mostly due to the cultural melting pot in which it exists. Influences from across the Orion Spur have impacted the development of the accent, with traces of Sol Common, Tau Ceti Basic, Elyran Common and even Vulgar Morozi.

* [[File:Accent_biesel.png|64px]] '''Reade''': Though it is far from wholly unified, the manner of speaking native to Reade is ubiquitous throughout the outer regions of Tau Ceti and its spacefaring populations. Due to the isolation of these communities from the wider system, most describe the dialect as both strongly archaic and very colloquial, similar to the voice of a Biesellite heard from an old recording.

===Tradeband===
Descended from Latin and romance languages of old Earth, Tradeband remains the main tongue of the upper class of humanity. The language sounds elegant and well structured to most ears. It remains in popular use with traders, diplomats, and those seeking to hold onto a piece of a romantic past. It gained Sol Alliance recognized legal status in 2317 and is prominent in systems that have historically been major centers of trade.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_eridani_suit.png|64px]] '''Eridanian''': The accent of Eridanian “suits” is almost universally looked upon as the accent of corporate excellence throughout the Sol Alliance and Republic of Biesel. Speaking with this accent is a surefire way to get one’s foot into the door in the corporate world, and wealthier Suits often devote time and resources to refining their accent to be more properly Eridanian.

* [[File:Accent_highdominia.png|64px]] '''High Morozi''': The less common Dominian accent is High Morozi, a variation of Tradeband found upon Moroz itself. While Vulgar Morozi is typically associated with the common citizenry of the Empire, High Morozi is associated with the Imperial nobility. While most typically associated with nobles it is often taught to wealthy commoners in order to more easily brush shoulders with nobility. This accent is one of the most readily-recognised markers of Dominian nobility abroad.

* [[File:Accent_jupiter.png|64px]] '''Jovian''': The Jovian accent is an odd mish-mash of accents from Jupiter’s various moons, and has heavy variation on each of the moons. On Idris Incorporated-dominated Europa, the Jovian accent often takes on traces of Tradeband due to the amount of high-income tourism, while the Callistean Jovian accent is known for the rapid, breathless pace at which it is typically spoken. Ganymede is often seen as the “standard” Jovian accent, though some on Callisto vehemently believe that the Callistean accent should be the standard.

* [[File:Accent_europa.png|64px]] '''Europan''': Europans are known to be much quieter and speak at a slower pace than their counterparts on Callisto, despite the close proximity of the two moons. Solarian linguists have traced the whisper-like nature of the accent origins to the planet’s submarines: crews believed that quieter voices interfered less with sonar, and were less likely to be heard by whatever was outside the hull. Europans that have succumbed to "Deep Crazy", a psychological phenomenon found on the moon, are known to abandon the typically hushed nature of Europan speech for screaming hysterically.

* [[File:Accent_silversunexpat.png|64px]] '''Silversun Expatriate''': The accent of Silversun's wealthy Idris Incorporated-aligned minority population is rooted in Tradeband dialects from Eridani and Luna rather than the Sol Common dialect of the Originals, making it audibly distinctive compared to the 'native' accent of the planet. This accent is most commonly associated with Idris Incorporated employees from Silversun, which tend to be overwhelmingly from the Expatriate population. Many Idris Incorporated positronics are programmed with this accent, and it is often regarded as the unofficial accent of the megacorporation.

* [[File:Accent_assunzione.png|64px]] '''Assunzionii''': The Assunzionii accent is one of the most unusual found in the Coalition of Colonies, due to the planet's colonial roots in the Mediterranean. Heavily influenced by Romance languages the Assunzionii dialect is most notable for its elegant-sounding and evenly-paced method of speaking compared to rougher-sounding Coalition and frontier dialects. Liturgical Assunzionii is a small subset of this dialect, and is generally only spoken during Luceian services and can be distinguished by its use of archaic language.

* [[File:Accent_visigrad.png|64px]] '''Visegradi''': The Visegradi accent is unique for that of a Solarian world, being a Tradeband accent with strong influences from the various languages of the Warsaw Pact on Earth. Decidedly harsh and characterized by unusual and eclectic pronunciation, it can be fairly difficult to parse for those unfamiliar with it. This is only somewhat stymied by the fact that Visegradi people tend to speak very loudly, an adaptation necessitated by the need to make oneself heard during the planet's torrential downpours.

* [[File:Callisto Accent.png|64px]] '''Callistean''': Considered to be one of the most recognizable accents in the Sol System due to its uniquely breathless pace, the stereotypical Callistean accent has its roots in the moon's port district of New Valletta. While not all Callisteans speak with the breathless pace of those from New Valletta, the district's status as a port has led to its accent becoming the moon's most recognized one. As a whole the Callistean accent can be easily recognized by its fast pace of speaking and seeking disregard for pauses.

*[[File:San Collette Accent.png|64px]] '''San Colettish''': The Colettish dialect belongs to the larger linguistic family of Tradeband but unlike many of its counterparts, it is descended from Earth-based Tradeband dialects rather than Luna-based dialects. It is easily distinguished from its Lunan contemporaries by its differences in pronunciation and tone, and still retains many of its linguistic roots from Earth.

*[[File:Port Ant.png|64px]] '''Port Antillean''': There are two distinct dialects present on the planet: one that sees heavy lifting from Tradeband and the other more influenced by Solarian Common. It is relatively easy to identify the differences between the two: Antilleans influenced by Tradeband sound more nasal and rhythmic, whereas those that grew up in regions where Solarian Common is the dominant language are more soft-spoken and enunciated.

* [[File:Mictlan Accent.png|64px]] '''Mictalani''': The Mictlanian accent is a variation on Tradeband that is usually recognized as being folksy and warm. This welcoming, soft voice is one of the reasons the planet of Mictlan has seen a boom in tourism. While some youth may try to sound rebellious and conceal the softness of their voice, this musicality is still prevalent and universally recognizable.

===Freespeak===
A language of renegades and frontiersmen descending from various languages from Earth like Hindi combined into a multi-rooted jumble that sounds incoherent or even barbarian to non-native speakers. This language is the only common cultural identity for humans in the frontier. Speaking this language in itself boldly declares the speaker a free spirit. Often called 'Gutter' by Alliance citizens. It was Recognized by Sol Alliance as a spoken language in 2321. Considered a 'rough, informal' language, Freespeak is believed to have evolved in Martian slums, quickly spreading throughout the Galaxy. It is prominent in working class settlements across human space leading it to be the most common language in the frontier and second most common in the outer rim of known space. It is one of the few frontier cultural identity pieces.

====Accents====
* [[File:Accent_coalition.png|64px]] '''Frontiers Folk''': The frontier is home to an unknowably vast amount of humans and settlements, covering everything from small outposts of only a few hundred to major planets such as Xanu Prime. It is difficult to define a standard "Coalition accent," or dialect due to the diversity and regionalism of the Coalition, along with its lack of a strong central government. Solarian linguists generally define the Coalition dialect as an umbrella encompassing all Freespeak native speakers not from a major settlement of the Coalition.

* [[File:Xanu Accent.png|64px]] '''Xanu Standard''': The Xanu Standard dialect is arguably the most notable Freespeak dialect. Xanu Standard first emerged as an informal creole designed to make communication between the various nationalities who settled the planet more easily and possessed loan words from upwards of a half-dozen languages during this early period. Over time this creole would morph into the Xanu Standard dialect of Freespeak and is arguably the oldest and most widespread of the 25th century's common Freespeak dialects. Freespeak taught abroad, such as in the Serene Republic of Elyra and Republic of Biesel, is most often based upon the Xanu Standard dialect.

* [[File:Accent_scarabs.png|64px]] '''Scarabs''': The common accent of the Scarab Fleet has dozens, perhaps hundreds, of small variations due to the Fleet itself being spread throughout a massive number of individual ships, most of which have their own unique variations upon the standard Scarab accent.

* [[File:Accent_eridani_dreg.png|64px]] '''Eridanian, Dreg''': The Eridanian “dreg” accent is almost universally looked upon as the accent of petty criminals and ne’er-do-wells throughout the Orion Spur. Speaking with this accent in the proximity of most humans is a surefire way to gain their suspicion, and those speaking with this accent often find themselves under enhanced security surveillance in corporate facilities. Eagle Corp, one of the major employers of dregs in Eridani, devotes a significant amount of its training to making its dreg recruits drop this distinctive accent.

* [[File:Accent_vysoka.png|64px]] '''Vysokan''': The typical Vyoskan accent is regarded as a throatier and harsher variation of Freespeak, with the planetary accent possessing many harsh tones. Some non-Vysokans have noted that the accent sounds similar to Himean Common at times, due to both accents being more guttural than average. However, the Vysokan accent remains distinctive from Himean Common due to its roots in Freespeak rather than Sol Common.

* [[File:Accent_deepfrontier.png|64px]] '''Non-Coalition Frontier''': The non-Coalition frontier 'accent' is not a true accent in of itself, but is instead used as a catch-all term for human accents originating outside of the frontier controlled by the Coalition of Colonies. These planets and systems vary wildly, and all sorts of people and places can be found within them.

* [[File:Imperial Frontier Accent.png|64px]] '''Imperial Frontier''': Resembling more Freespeak than the Vulgar Morozi dialect found in more civilised regions of the Empire, most accents of the Imperial Frontier are looked down upon by those from the Core Worlds. Many Primaries and Secondaries look down upon the dialects of the Imperial Frontier as rogue, coarse, and often grating to hear compared to their Common-descended dialects. Many from this region who wish to rise through the ranks of the Empire's Ma'zals spend great amounts of time learning an ersatz Solarian Common dialect based upon this one which is known as the Refined Imperial Frontier Dialect. While not nearly as prestigious see its counterparts the Refined Frontier dialect is often viewed as a mark of loyalty and dedication to the Empire.

* [[File:Accent_Empyrean.png|64px]] '''Empyrean''': Empyrean Federal Freespeak is a creole of Coalition Freespeak and Ministerial Common which features a multitude of Solarian Common loanwords due to most residents of Empyrean being bilingual, and often speaking Freespeak and Solarian Common. Compared to Svarogite Freespeak it features a heavier influence from foreign Freespeak and Solarian Common dialects due to Empyrean's status as a major point of entry for the Yggdrasil System.

* [[File:Accent_Svarog.png|64px]] '''Svarogite''': Svarogite Federal Freespeak is an unusual creole which combines Coalition Freespeak with the Ministerial Common dialect of Solarian Common. It features many Solarian Common loanwords and speakers of this dialect are almost always bilingual, speaking both Solarian Common and Freespeak, which can lead to further linguistic blending. The universal lung bioaugmentations of Svarogites ensure that they, unlike their New Hai Phongese counterparts, do not suffer from chronic lung issues which would impact their speech.

* [[File:Accent_sunreach.png|64px]] '''Sun Reach''': Regarded by most linguists as a Freespeak dialect, but classified by the Empire as a dialect of Vulgar Morozi, the Sun Reacher dialect is one of the more well-known accents of the Imperial Frontier. Previously associated with the Pirate Lords of Sun Reach and their raids on nearby worlds, the Reacher accent is now commonly heard from the voidsmen and officers of the Imperial Fleet and Goddess' Flotilla. Reachers who wish to demonstrate their loyalty to the Empire and a desire to assimilate into its culture will often go to great lengths to learn and speak a House Zhao-design pronunciation system which replaces the more guttural sounds of the Reacher dialect with lighter sounds closer in pronunciation to Jadranic Common.

===Elyran Standard===
Elyran Standard, so-called because it was the language created to be the standardised method of communication across the Elyran Republic after its revolution, is the official language of the Republic of Elyra. It was created by the Ministry of Education shortly after the Elyran Revolution at the behest of Prime Minister Abd Al-Hamid for the purposes of giving his new republic a single language that could be used for government, law, military organization, and trade. Many in the Republic praised this initiative as they saw it as either the practical thing to do or saw it as just another step in the Elyran Revolution, creating a new language that was untainted by Solarian influence. A large mass-education and literacy program began in 2317 to educate the Elyran people on this new language, to a point where the government banned the teaching of old Earth languages, such as in public schools, though still allowed them to be taught and used in higher education and religious institutions. The program was completed in 2336, with almost all of the Elyran population being fluent in the new language created by taking influences and grammar from Arabic, Turkish, and Farsi.

====Accents====
*[[File:Accent_sol.png|64px]] '''Elyran:''' The typical Elyran accent is a relatively nondescript affair, typically sticking close to the accepted dictionary norms of pronunciation. The standard language of the Republic of Elyra is Elyran Standard, a constructed language which melds elements of Arabic, Farsi, and Turkish into one standardised tongue. This variation of Elyran Standard is the one officially taught in schools, but is rarely able to overpower more significant regional variations in the language.

*[[File:Accent_Persepolis.png|64px]] '''Persepolitian:''' Well-known across Elyra for its rapid-fire, energetic cadence, the Persepolitian accent is characterised by a vibrant and fast-paced nature that represents the New Ankaran Jewel's cosmopolitan nature. Speakers of this variant of Elyran Standard tend to be affluent and well-cultured, in keeping with the Elyran capital's general prosperity.

*[[File:Accent_Damacus.png|64px]] '''Damascene:''' One of the most venerable of all Elyra's linguistic variations, the Damascene accent is famous across the Serene Republic for its scholarly, almost archaic air. Drawing more heavily from Arabic influence than the standard dictionary might, Damascene Elyran retains a refined, cultured, and historically resonant weight to its words, much like the storied planet itself.

*[[File:Accent_Medina.png|64px]] '''Medinan:''' Medinan Elyran is characterised by its breathy and almost stutter-step characteristics, both of which are thought to result from the elevated altitudes citizens experience living day-to-day in their sand-skimming cities. The variation has seen little spread outside Medina itself, owing to the planet's relatively minimal footprint on Elyran cinema and television.

*[[File:Accent_Aemaq.png|64px]] '''Aemaqi:''' Aemaqi Elyran is often described as a more considered and methodical variation on the standard dictionary dialect, and its speakers are frequently stereotyped as speaking slowly and languidly. Elements of Tradeband from the planet's Dominian refugee population have helped to reinforce this effect, and the variation is rarely found in those born off Aemaq itself or its innumerable orbital stations.

*[[File:Accent_New_Suez.png|64px]] '''New Suezi:''' Often labelled the most divergent large-scale variation of Elyran Standard, the New Suezi accent has evolved rapidly since the moon's megacorporate opening to mix elements of Freespeak, Basic, and even Solarian Common into its vocabulary and grammar. While purists might frown upon these deviations from the accepted linguistic standard, the melodic and almost singsong tones of the New Suezi variation feature increasingly often across many forms of Elyran media.

*[[File:Accent_Bursa.png|64px]] '''Bursa:''' The Bursan accent is characterized by its soft and slightly lisping intonations, compared to the throatier sounds of most other Elyran accents. Across the wider Republic of Elyra, the Bursan accent is usually stereotyped as belonging to a country bumpkin or a career soldier.

Engineer

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|stafftype = ENGINEERING
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|img = Engineer-nbt.png
|jobtitle = Engineer
|access = Engineering, Tech Storage, External Airlocks, Maintenance, Engines
|difficulty = Medium
|qualifications = At least 25 years of age, applicable Bachelors degree or 7 years experience in engineering-related field.
|employers = [[Hephaestus Industries]], [[Zavodskoi Interstellar]]
|superior = [[Chief Engineer]]
|duties = Start the engine, repair the hull, point an emitter at a blob. Forget your insulated gloves and shock all of the blood from your body after touching a wire.
|guides =  [[Hacking]], [[Guide to Construction]], [[Guide to Thrusters]], [[Supermatter Engine]], [[Telecommunications]], [[Guide to Shields]], [[Guide to Gunnery]], [[Bluespace Drive]]
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As a '''Ship Engineer''', you are the individual who provides power to the ship and keeps it running. When called upon, you may also be asked to hack a door, debug a vending machine, and clean up a [[Xenobotanist]]'s [[K'ois|mess]]. You watch over the engine, ensure the electrical machinery aboard the ship is up and running, and, most of all, repair the ship when it inevitably explodes due to [[Guides#Antagonist_Guides|unforeseen consequences]].

== Starting Out and Equipment ==
You spawn in your engineering break room, right next to shield control and above the engineering deck. Your initial equipment is a hard hat, [[File:T-ray.gif]] a t-ray scanner, [[File:Beltengineer.png]] a tool belt, and assorted departmental uniforms and headsets. Downstairs you will find the storerooms with numerous items to add to your loadout, some more useful than others:

* [[File:Gloves_insulated.png]] '''Insulated gloves:''' Impossibly useful and found in an electrical locker, they shield your hands from any electrical damage you might take while you're dealing with wires. '''Never forget insulated gloves.'''
* [[File:Multitool.gif]] '''Multitool:''' Found in an electrical locker. Useful for hacking doors, checking the power running through cables, and changing the color of cable coil.
* '''Debugger:''' An entire IT department, now in your pocket! Fixes rampant software in vending machines and APCs
* [[File:Gps.png]] '''Global positioning device:''' Found in your personal locker. Click on it while it is in your hand to set your GPS tag, and track other GPSes.
* [[File:Station Bounced Radio.png]] '''Shortwave radio:''' Like your headset, except not dependent on [[Telecommunications|telecomms]] infrastructure. This makes it a necessity for emergency situations where the network is down. You'll want to leave the speaker on and the microphone off, otherwise you'll broadcast every sound around you at all times. To speak into it without switching the mic on, preface your messages with :r if it's in your right hand or :l if in your left. For example: ":r Oh no, comms are down!"
* [[File:WeldingHelmet.png]] '''Welding goggles/helmet:''' A helmet or set of goggles to be worn when you are welding; if you don't wear them while you weld, say hello to eye damage.
* '''Geiger counter:''' Measures radiation in IUs. Good for safe reactor operation or confirming suspected radiation.
* '''Antifuel grenade:''' Neutralises fuel in a circular radius. Perfect for handling spillages quickly.
* '''Engineering tape:''' Cordons off work areas and blocks airlocks. The tape can be taken down with wirecutters or by clicking with harm intent.
* [[File:Analyzer.png]] '''Analyzer:''' An air alarm that fits in your hand! Either use in hand to analyse gases around you or on a container of gas.
* '''Tape roll:''' Not to be confused with engineering tape. Allows you to stick notes to surfaces.
* '''Hammer:''' Similar uses to a crowbar. Also capable of repairing damaged (but not broken) airlocks: click the airlock with a hammer and steel in your other hand to place the sheets, then weld them in place.
* '''Extinguisher refiller:''' Use on an empty extinguisher to refill it. To refill the refiller, unscrew and use it on an extinguisher cart, such as the one in hard storage. Make sure to screw it back before refilling another extinguisher.

In your loadout and in your personal equipment locker, you can equip items such as drop pouches, webbing, and engineering overalls. These have several extra storage slots that you can use to store your myriad equipment. Hazard vests enable an engineer to wear an emergency oxygen tank in the suit storage slot. And of course, your suit sensors are excellent to enable for when you fall victim to a workplace accident.

In the Engineering storage room, there are also stacks of steel, glass, plasteel, and inflatable doors. It is highly recommended you prepare a duffel bag with materials, circuit boards, and any extra gear you may require, so you may quickly respond to any damages that occur. It is also helpful to have a [[Guide to EVA|prepared voidsuit]]. To assemble one for yourself, apply magboots and a helmet to the main suit item, and fill an oxygen tank. Attach the oxygen tank to the suit, and equip the suit when necessary. Remember your magboots when entering a vacuum!

Hard storage, located next to the supermatter reactor access, contains several essential pieces of equipment:
* '''Portable generator:''' Sends power into the grid below it, assuming it's on top of a wire knot. The stock one runs on graphite. First, make sure you have laid a wire knot where you want the generator to go. The simplest way is to just click the bare tile with your cables—but make sure it runs into the grid you want powered. Then wrench the generator on top, put in the graphite found in the yellow crate, and switch it on. Now you have power! Remember: you can ensure it's connected properly by using a multitool on the line. If there's power, you did it right. '''Remember to inspect the generator for its safe output and not to exceed it.'''
* '''Radial floodlight:''' The power of the sun in the bounds of a tile (or at least the light of it). Anchor it on a wire knot like the generator and switch it on. If you laid the line properly and it's powered your retinas should be burned out.
* '''Shield generator:''' Used in pairs. Anchor each on a wire knot and make sure there is a direct line between them, then flick them on. Creates a straight impenetrable energy barrier that notably doesn't block atmosphere. Not covered by warranty.
* [[File:Emitter.png]] '''Emitter:''' Feared by eldritch horrors across the Spur. Turn it towards what you want to atomise, lay a wire knot below it, wrench, weld, and you're ready to fire! ''Don't stand in front of it...''
* '''Shield projector:''' Not to be confused with the shield generator, these work by themselves. Simply wrench one on a knot, mark where you want the shield to be with engineering tape, use a multitool on the tape, and switch it on. The resulting shield blocks atmosphere but is vulnerable to kinetic forces, like carp or your coworkers.

More materials and equipment can be found in maintenance near hard storage or downstairs by the starboard thrusters, but if at any point you're missing something don't hesitate to order it from Operations!

== Doing Your Duty ==
Your primary task is to keep the ship powered, and the air supply breathable and inside the ship. Apart from that, you will frequently face smaller events such as glitching vending machines, broken cameras, or the occasional wall-destroying fungi. All of these are simple to fix, and can be overcome by communication with your team and a clear head. Your teamwork, however, will be tested when the level 7 biohazard alarm rings.

=== Starting the Engine ===
''See: [[Supermatter Engine]]''

Your most important task at the start of the shift. Luckily, provided you follow directions, it is simple to set up. It is ''highly recommended'' that you ask a more senior engineer to assist you with engine setup if you are new to the work.

=== Working the Thrusters ===
''See: [[Guide to Thrusters]]''

The thrusters are the purview of your Atmospheric Technician colleagues; however, if they're not around, you might have to set them up yourself. Use the guide as a reference, and good luck!

=== Bluespace Drive ===
''See: [[Bluespace Drive|Guide to the Bluespace Drive]]''

Running and maintaining the expensive Phoron-fueled Bluespace Drive that allows the Horizon to jump is another part of your job, one that you handle in conjunction with [[Atmospheric Technician|Atmospheric Technicians]]. While they handle the procurement and loading of Phoron and moderator gas mixes, you are responsible for the mechanical and electrical systems of it. Generally, the Drive can wait until everything else is done, and ultimately is optional to even set up. But if you and the Atmospheric Technicians choose to, you can load it up for some happy jumping.

=== Fixing the Ship ===
''See: [[Guide to Construction]]''

As an engineer, it is your job to repair a door, re-pressurize a vented area, seal a hull breach, or repair broken furniture. This versatility also gives you the leeway to start renovation projects on the ship, and add elements that weren't there prior for convenience. However, this requires permission from the [[Chief Engineer]] to start out on.

=== Power Management ===
You can use your ID on the Power Monitoring Computer to remotely controls APCs. In the event that your power sources run dry, it may be worth turning off a few unneeded APCs or entire departments via the RCON. On the other hand, make sure to charge everything with excess power in advance whenever possible.

===Power Storage Units ===
''See: [[Guide_to_Hacking#Supermagnetic_Energy_Storage_Unit|Guide to Hacking]] and [[Guide_to_Construction#Super_Magnetic_Energy_Storage_(SMES)|Guide to Construction]]''


[[File:PSU Diagram.png|thumb|A diagram of the supermatter's PSU.
'''Red''' indicates at least one wire knot where a cable line ends. When lines have overlapping knots they are connected.
'''Green''' is the input line. Note it ends with a knot under the terminal, the only way they can work.
'''Blue''' is the output. Note how it feeds into the terminal of an APC.
'''Cyan''' is the bypass, running from input into the breaker box and then output, merging them. The wires directly under the breaker disappear when it's disabled, separating the grids.]]
A Power Storage Unit (PSU), or Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES), is an industrial battery capable of drawing electricity from one power grid and sending it to another. This allows Horizon's grid to be divided into multiple sub-grids, each powered by a self-sustaining PSU called a "substation". The reactors feed power into their PSUs, which feed the master grid, which feeds the substations, which feed the local department grids, which feed their APCs. If you're ever confused between the master grid and a sub-grid, remember that the master grid is the red line and the department grids are all green.

Power enters both PSUs and Area Power Controllers (APC) through a terminal. The output leaves through a wire knot under the PSU, which if wired properly never has to touch the input line running into the terminal. If a PSU lacks the power demanded by its local grid, you can open the floodgates to the master grid by enabling its '''breaker bypass'''. A breaker, which is always beside a PSU, creates a wire bypass from the input grid to the output grid when enabled, and removes it when disabled. This merges the grids and "bypasses" the PSU entirely, hence the term. All substation breakers start the round enabled. You can learn more about breakers and when to turn them off in the RCON section further down.

==== Magnetic Coils ====
Every PSU is comprised of 1-6 magnetic coils which determine the unit's stats. A PSU will always start with 1 coil when it's constructed. More can be added by clicking a unit with a coil while it's screwed open, has 0% charge, and completely turned off. But be careful: once a coil is in, the only way to get it out is to disassemble the entire unit. You can see what coils are in a PSU by examining it while the hatch is open. Coils have 2 stats: '''capacity''', how much more charge a PSU with it can hold, and '''throughput''', how much more power it can input/output. Our Lord and Saviour [[Notable_Humans#Titanius_Aeson|Titanius Aeson]] has bestowed upon us 3 types of magnetic coils, each with varying stats:
* '''Superconductive magnetic coil'''. Jack of all trades, master of none. While it has only decent throughput and capacity, it's a safe bet for a basic PSU and is the only coil that can be ordered from operations.
* '''Superconductive transmission coil'''. As its name suggests, it ''transmits'' the most power with the highest throughput. The downside is its capacity is a fraction of the throughput, meaning though it will charge fast it will deplete itself just as quickly.
* '''Superconductive capacitance coil'''. The opposite of the transmission coil with the highest ''capacity'' at the cost of abysmal throughput. A PSU with these will hold a charge for hours—assuming you have time to charge it to 100% with such low input.
You can find a crate with every type of coil in engineering hard storage. Mix and match to experiment with different setups!
==== Construction ====
# Set a wire knot on the tile the PSU will go, ideally not facing where you want the terminal to be. This is the output line, and you'll want to plan ahead of time where it runs before the finished machine is in the way.
# Use in hand at least 2 steel sheets, navigate to construction recipes and then machine blueprint. This will be your new PSU. You can pull it around if need-be or scrap it with wirecutters.
# Click the machine blueprint with an empty hand to "finalise" it.
# Add 5 power cable coils to the blueprint.
# Insert a "superconductive magnetic energy storage" circuit board into the blueprint. You can find a crate with one in engineering hard storage or request one from the machinist/scientist.
# If you examine the blueprint you can now see all parts required to finish it: 1 magnetic coil of any type and 30 power cable coils. Magnetic coils can be found in the same box with the circuit board or you can order them from operations.
# Use a screwdriver on the blueprint once everything is in. You now have an anchored PSU.
# Unscrew the PSU's maintenance hatch and, standing where you want the terminal to go, use 10 power cable coils on it. Screw the hatch back shut and your brand new PSU is finished! Make sure a powered line is running into the terminal and the output line under the PSU is connected to the grid you want powered. If you laid the wiring correctly the input should read as charging and the output as outputting. If not, refer to the PSU diagram to troubleshoot what you did wrong.
# (Optional) With the hatch unscrewed use a multitool on the PSU to add it to the RCON. Always make sure it's screwed shut when you're done. You can check by examining.
==== Deconstruction ====
# To safely diassemble a PSU it must first be fully discharged. Maximise the output while disabling the input and wait for the charge to reach 0%.
# Once the PSU is discharged, make sure both input and output are off. It will forbid you from modifying it if either is on.
# Unscrew the PSU's maintenance hatch and use wirecutters on it. This will cut the terminal.
# Use a crowbar to pry out the PSU's components. You will be left with a machine blueprint.
# Strip the blueprint's wires with wirecutters.
# Disassemble the blueprint with a wrench.

=== Setting Up RCON ===

RCON is the term for the remote-control power network that runs through the entire ship. When you set up the Supermatter at the start of the round, the power it generates will run freely through its connected power storage unit [[file:SMES.gif]], and to the rest of the ship. Depending on the setup you are using, this can mean any amount of electricity from three to ten megawatts running through the grid.

There are several issues with this:
* If someone accidentally touches a wire, they will be severely injured.
* With no prior changes to RCON, the grid will attempt to supply every APC on the ship with an equal amount of power. Depending on the amount of power being generated by the engines, this can overload the grid and bottleneck the power.

In practice, what this means is editing how much power each power storage unit receives from the engine. If you browse the <code>RCON Remote Control</code> program on an engineering console, you can see all of the substations on the ship. Each of these substations is labelled with the department and area they power.

By default, the values all substations are set to are set to '''15,0000 watts input''', and '''14,0000 watts output'''. Below is a table that recommends values you can set each substation to.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ RCON Values
|-
! Substation !! Input Value (W) !! Output Value (W)
|-
| Deck 3 Civilian || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Deck 3 Command || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Engineering Lower Deck || 210,000 || 200,000
|-
| Engineering Main Deck || 110,000 || 100,000
|-
| Hangar || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Medical || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Operations || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Research || 210,000 || 200,000
|-
| Security || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Service || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Xenoarchaeology || 110,000 || 100,000
|}

Research, which includes the [[Machinist]] workshop, draws a significant amount of power due to the many machines running off its grid. Engineering Lower Deck requires a large amount of power because of the atmospheric systems. It's worth noting that the power needs may change throughout the round <s>depending on how many guns security is charging at the moment</s>. You can use the Power Monitoring program on an engineering console to get a good idea of what departments may need more power at any given moment.

At the bottom of the RCON program, you will see a list of breaker controls. These control whether the bypass that allows the main grid to directly power the department grids is on or off. You will want to turn all of these off, but '''make sure that the substations mentioned above are slightly charged before you turn off bypasses'''. At best, you'll have the common channel annoyedly informing you their power is gone; at worst, you'll have ship-wide blackouts as power adjusts.

== Traitoring ==
Being a traitor engineer can be both the easiest and hardest task on the ship. On the one hand, you can go almost everywhere on the ship, and have easy access to the tools to get rid of any pesky doors (or walls) in your way. Also, many crew members don't bat an eyelid when they see an engineer wearing a jetpack, or standing in a hole in the wall. Any curious crewmen are usually deflected by saying you are doing engineering work ("I need this to repair hull damage, Captain!")

On the other hand, Engineers lack ranged weapons. With the right know-how, you can easily use the fire axe or make your own weapons. Also note, engineers loitering near their target may quickly arouse suspicion without a good task at hand. Find something to do like APC upgrades or installing some spare stuff like lights or machines.
And finally, if you truly hate the ship, it is within your grasp to generally sabotage the power supply of the ship, but you should only touch the main engines after making sure that it is okay with staff via an ahelp.

== Engineering Apprentice ==
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|employers = [[Hephaestus Industries]], [[Zavodskoi Interstellar]]
|education = [[Ceres University]] - [[Hongsun Park Engineering Institute]] - [[Tajaran Educational Institutions#Shastar Technical University|Shastar Technical University]] - [[Tajaran Educational Institutions#Hadii Institute of Orbital Research|Hadii Institute of Orbital Research]] - [[Tajaran Educational Institutions#Dymtris Polytechnic College|Dymtris Polytechnic College]]
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As an Engineering Apprentice, you are here to get hands-on experience in Engineering. Either you are new to engineering, demoted, or waiting for some missing paperwork, like your bachelor's degree. This is a learners' role, you shouldn't be expected to know much about Engineering in this role, but the skill gap is pretty much open-ended. Someone at the end of their studies might just lack practical experience for example but know a ton about the power grid theory. Established characters shouldn't jump into this position outside of very unique circumstances like CCIA actions or other staff approval.

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Engineer

2025-01-19T09:56:51Z

Furrycactus: Bluespace Drive

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|duties = Start the engine, repair the hull, point an emitter at a blob. Forget your insulated gloves and shock all of the blood from your body after touching a wire.
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As a '''Ship Engineer''', you are the individual who provides power to the ship and keeps it running. When called upon, you may also be asked to hack a door, debug a vending machine, and clean up a [[Xenobotanist]]'s [[K'ois|mess]]. You watch over the engine, ensure the electrical machinery aboard the ship is up and running, and, most of all, repair the ship when it inevitably explodes due to [[Guides#Antagonist_Guides|unforeseen consequences]].

== Starting Out and Equipment ==
You spawn in your engineering break room, right next to shield control and above the engineering deck. Your initial equipment is a hard hat, [[File:T-ray.gif]] a t-ray scanner, [[File:Beltengineer.png]] a tool belt, and assorted departmental uniforms and headsets. Downstairs you will find the storerooms with numerous items to add to your loadout, some more useful than others:

* [[File:Gloves_insulated.png]] '''Insulated gloves:''' Impossibly useful and found in an electrical locker, they shield your hands from any electrical damage you might take while you're dealing with wires. '''Never forget insulated gloves.'''
* [[File:Multitool.gif]] '''Multitool:''' Found in an electrical locker. Useful for hacking doors, checking the power running through cables, and changing the color of cable coil.
* '''Debugger:''' An entire IT department, now in your pocket! Fixes rampant software in vending machines and APCs
* [[File:Gps.png]] '''Global positioning device:''' Found in your personal locker. Click on it while it is in your hand to set your GPS tag, and track other GPSes.
* [[File:Station Bounced Radio.png]] '''Shortwave radio:''' Like your headset, except not dependent on [[Telecommunications|telecomms]] infrastructure. This makes it a necessity for emergency situations where the network is down. You'll want to leave the speaker on and the microphone off, otherwise you'll broadcast every sound around you at all times. To speak into it without switching the mic on, preface your messages with :r if it's in your right hand or :l if in your left. For example: ":r Oh no, comms are down!"
* [[File:WeldingHelmet.png]] '''Welding goggles/helmet:''' A helmet or set of goggles to be worn when you are welding; if you don't wear them while you weld, say hello to eye damage.
* '''Geiger counter:''' Measures radiation in IUs. Good for safe reactor operation or confirming suspected radiation.
* '''Antifuel grenade:''' Neutralises fuel in a circular radius. Perfect for handling spillages quickly.
* '''Engineering tape:''' Cordons off work areas and blocks airlocks. The tape can be taken down with wirecutters or by clicking with harm intent.
* [[File:Analyzer.png]] '''Analyzer:''' An air alarm that fits in your hand! Either use in hand to analyse gases around you or on a container of gas.
* '''Tape roll:''' Not to be confused with engineering tape. Allows you to stick notes to surfaces.
* '''Hammer:''' Similar uses to a crowbar. Also capable of repairing damaged (but not broken) airlocks: click the airlock with a hammer and steel in your other hand to place the sheets, then weld them in place.
* '''Extinguisher refiller:''' Use on an empty extinguisher to refill it. To refill the refiller, unscrew and use it on an extinguisher cart, such as the one in hard storage. Make sure to screw it back before refilling another extinguisher.

In your loadout and in your personal equipment locker, you can equip items such as drop pouches, webbing, and engineering overalls. These have several extra storage slots that you can use to store your myriad equipment. Hazard vests enable an engineer to wear an emergency oxygen tank in the suit storage slot. And of course, your suit sensors are excellent to enable for when you fall victim to a workplace accident.

In the Engineering storage room, there are also stacks of steel, glass, plasteel, and inflatable doors. It is highly recommended you prepare a duffel bag with materials, circuit boards, and any extra gear you may require, so you may quickly respond to any damages that occur. It is also helpful to have a [[Guide to EVA|prepared voidsuit]]. To assemble one for yourself, apply magboots and a helmet to the main suit item, and fill an oxygen tank. Attach the oxygen tank to the suit, and equip the suit when necessary. Remember your magboots when entering a vacuum!

Hard storage, located next to the supermatter reactor access, contains several essential pieces of equipment:
* '''Portable generator:''' Sends power into the grid below it, assuming it's on top of a wire knot. The stock one runs on graphite. First, make sure you have laid a wire knot where you want the generator to go. The simplest way is to just click the bare tile with your cables—but make sure it runs into the grid you want powered. Then wrench the generator on top, put in the graphite found in the yellow crate, and switch it on. Now you have power! Remember: you can ensure it's connected properly by using a multitool on the line. If there's power, you did it right. '''Remember to inspect the generator for its safe output and not to exceed it.'''
* '''Radial floodlight:''' The power of the sun in the bounds of a tile (or at least the light of it). Anchor it on a wire knot like the generator and switch it on. If you laid the line properly and it's powered your retinas should be burned out.
* '''Shield generator:''' Used in pairs. Anchor each on a wire knot and make sure there is a direct line between them, then flick them on. Creates a straight impenetrable energy barrier that notably doesn't block atmosphere. Not covered by warranty.
* [[File:Emitter.png]] '''Emitter:''' Feared by eldritch horrors across the Spur. Turn it towards what you want to atomise, lay a wire knot below it, wrench, weld, and you're ready to fire! ''Don't stand in front of it...''
* '''Shield projector:''' Not to be confused with the shield generator, these work by themselves. Simply wrench one on a knot, mark where you want the shield to be with engineering tape, use a multitool on the tape, and switch it on. The resulting shield blocks atmosphere but is vulnerable to kinetic forces, like carp or your coworkers.

More materials and equipment can be found in maintenance near hard storage or downstairs by the starboard thrusters, but if at any point you're missing something don't hesitate to order it from Operations!

== Doing Your Duty ==
Your primary task is to keep the ship powered, and the air supply breathable and inside the ship. Apart from that, you will frequently face smaller events such as glitching vending machines, broken cameras, or the occasional wall-destroying fungi. All of these are simple to fix, and can be overcome by communication with your team and a clear head. Your teamwork, however, will be tested when the level 7 biohazard alarm rings.

=== Starting the Engine ===
''See: [[Supermatter Engine]]''

Your most important task at the start of the shift. Luckily, provided you follow directions, it is simple to set up. It is ''highly recommended'' that you ask a more senior engineer to assist you with engine setup if you are new to the work.

=== Working the Thrusters ===
''See: [[Guide to Thrusters]]''

The thrusters are the purview of your Atmospheric Technician colleagues; however, if they're not around, you might have to set them up yourself. Use the guide as a reference, and good luck!

=== Bluespace Drive ===
``See: [[Bluespace Drive|Guide to the Bluespace Drive]]``

Running and maintaining the expensive Phoron-fueled Bluespace Drive that allows the Horizon to jump is another part of your job, one that you handle in conjunction with [[Atmospheric Technician|Atmospheric Technicians]]. While they handle the procurement and loading of Phoron and moderator gas mixes, you are responsible for the mechanical and electrical systems of it. Generally, the Drive can wait until everything else is done, and ultimately is optional to even set up. But if you and the Atmospheric Technicians choose to, you can load it up for some happy jumping.

=== Fixing the Ship ===
''See: [[Guide to Construction]]''

As an engineer, it is your job to repair a door, re-pressurize a vented area, seal a hull breach, or repair broken furniture. This versatility also gives you the leeway to start renovation projects on the ship, and add elements that weren't there prior for convenience. However, this requires permission from the [[Chief Engineer]] to start out on.

=== Power Management ===
You can use your ID on the Power Monitoring Computer to remotely controls APCs. In the event that your power sources run dry, it may be worth turning off a few unneeded APCs or entire departments via the RCON. On the other hand, make sure to charge everything with excess power in advance whenever possible.

===Power Storage Units ===
''See: [[Guide_to_Hacking#Supermagnetic_Energy_Storage_Unit|Guide to Hacking]] and [[Guide_to_Construction#Super_Magnetic_Energy_Storage_(SMES)|Guide to Construction]]''


[[File:PSU Diagram.png|thumb|A diagram of the supermatter's PSU.
'''Red''' indicates at least one wire knot where a cable line ends. When lines have overlapping knots they are connected.
'''Green''' is the input line. Note it ends with a knot under the terminal, the only way they can work.
'''Blue''' is the output. Note how it feeds into the terminal of an APC.
'''Cyan''' is the bypass, running from input into the breaker box and then output, merging them. The wires directly under the breaker disappear when it's disabled, separating the grids.]]
A Power Storage Unit (PSU), or Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES), is an industrial battery capable of drawing electricity from one power grid and sending it to another. This allows Horizon's grid to be divided into multiple sub-grids, each powered by a self-sustaining PSU called a "substation". The reactors feed power into their PSUs, which feed the master grid, which feeds the substations, which feed the local department grids, which feed their APCs. If you're ever confused between the master grid and a sub-grid, remember that the master grid is the red line and the department grids are all green.

Power enters both PSUs and Area Power Controllers (APC) through a terminal. The output leaves through a wire knot under the PSU, which if wired properly never has to touch the input line running into the terminal. If a PSU lacks the power demanded by its local grid, you can open the floodgates to the master grid by enabling its '''breaker bypass'''. A breaker, which is always beside a PSU, creates a wire bypass from the input grid to the output grid when enabled, and removes it when disabled. This merges the grids and "bypasses" the PSU entirely, hence the term. All substation breakers start the round enabled. You can learn more about breakers and when to turn them off in the RCON section further down.

==== Magnetic Coils ====
Every PSU is comprised of 1-6 magnetic coils which determine the unit's stats. A PSU will always start with 1 coil when it's constructed. More can be added by clicking a unit with a coil while it's screwed open, has 0% charge, and completely turned off. But be careful: once a coil is in, the only way to get it out is to disassemble the entire unit. You can see what coils are in a PSU by examining it while the hatch is open. Coils have 2 stats: '''capacity''', how much more charge a PSU with it can hold, and '''throughput''', how much more power it can input/output. Our Lord and Saviour [[Notable_Humans#Titanius_Aeson|Titanius Aeson]] has bestowed upon us 3 types of magnetic coils, each with varying stats:
* '''Superconductive magnetic coil'''. Jack of all trades, master of none. While it has only decent throughput and capacity, it's a safe bet for a basic PSU and is the only coil that can be ordered from operations.
* '''Superconductive transmission coil'''. As its name suggests, it ''transmits'' the most power with the highest throughput. The downside is its capacity is a fraction of the throughput, meaning though it will charge fast it will deplete itself just as quickly.
* '''Superconductive capacitance coil'''. The opposite of the transmission coil with the highest ''capacity'' at the cost of abysmal throughput. A PSU with these will hold a charge for hours—assuming you have time to charge it to 100% with such low input.
You can find a crate with every type of coil in engineering hard storage. Mix and match to experiment with different setups!
==== Construction ====
# Set a wire knot on the tile the PSU will go, ideally not facing where you want the terminal to be. This is the output line, and you'll want to plan ahead of time where it runs before the finished machine is in the way.
# Use in hand at least 2 steel sheets, navigate to construction recipes and then machine blueprint. This will be your new PSU. You can pull it around if need-be or scrap it with wirecutters.
# Click the machine blueprint with an empty hand to "finalise" it.
# Add 5 power cable coils to the blueprint.
# Insert a "superconductive magnetic energy storage" circuit board into the blueprint. You can find a crate with one in engineering hard storage or request one from the machinist/scientist.
# If you examine the blueprint you can now see all parts required to finish it: 1 magnetic coil of any type and 30 power cable coils. Magnetic coils can be found in the same box with the circuit board or you can order them from operations.
# Use a screwdriver on the blueprint once everything is in. You now have an anchored PSU.
# Unscrew the PSU's maintenance hatch and, standing where you want the terminal to go, use 10 power cable coils on it. Screw the hatch back shut and your brand new PSU is finished! Make sure a powered line is running into the terminal and the output line under the PSU is connected to the grid you want powered. If you laid the wiring correctly the input should read as charging and the output as outputting. If not, refer to the PSU diagram to troubleshoot what you did wrong.
# (Optional) With the hatch unscrewed use a multitool on the PSU to add it to the RCON. Always make sure it's screwed shut when you're done. You can check by examining.
==== Deconstruction ====
# To safely diassemble a PSU it must first be fully discharged. Maximise the output while disabling the input and wait for the charge to reach 0%.
# Once the PSU is discharged, make sure both input and output are off. It will forbid you from modifying it if either is on.
# Unscrew the PSU's maintenance hatch and use wirecutters on it. This will cut the terminal.
# Use a crowbar to pry out the PSU's components. You will be left with a machine blueprint.
# Strip the blueprint's wires with wirecutters.
# Disassemble the blueprint with a wrench.

=== Setting Up RCON ===

RCON is the term for the remote-control power network that runs through the entire ship. When you set up the Supermatter at the start of the round, the power it generates will run freely through its connected power storage unit [[file:SMES.gif]], and to the rest of the ship. Depending on the setup you are using, this can mean any amount of electricity from three to ten megawatts running through the grid.

There are several issues with this:
* If someone accidentally touches a wire, they will be severely injured.
* With no prior changes to RCON, the grid will attempt to supply every APC on the ship with an equal amount of power. Depending on the amount of power being generated by the engines, this can overload the grid and bottleneck the power.

In practice, what this means is editing how much power each power storage unit receives from the engine. If you browse the <code>RCON Remote Control</code> program on an engineering console, you can see all of the substations on the ship. Each of these substations is labelled with the department and area they power.

By default, the values all substations are set to are set to '''15,0000 watts input''', and '''14,0000 watts output'''. Below is a table that recommends values you can set each substation to.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ RCON Values
|-
! Substation !! Input Value (W) !! Output Value (W)
|-
| Deck 3 Civilian || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Deck 3 Command || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Engineering Lower Deck || 210,000 || 200,000
|-
| Engineering Main Deck || 110,000 || 100,000
|-
| Hangar || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Medical || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Operations || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Research || 210,000 || 200,000
|-
| Security || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Service || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Xenoarchaeology || 110,000 || 100,000
|}

Research, which includes the [[Machinist]] workshop, draws a significant amount of power due to the many machines running off its grid. Engineering Lower Deck requires a large amount of power because of the atmospheric systems. It's worth noting that the power needs may change throughout the round <s>depending on how many guns security is charging at the moment</s>. You can use the Power Monitoring program on an engineering console to get a good idea of what departments may need more power at any given moment.

At the bottom of the RCON program, you will see a list of breaker controls. These control whether the bypass that allows the main grid to directly power the department grids is on or off. You will want to turn all of these off, but '''make sure that the substations mentioned above are slightly charged before you turn off bypasses'''. At best, you'll have the common channel annoyedly informing you their power is gone; at worst, you'll have ship-wide blackouts as power adjusts.

== Traitoring ==
Being a traitor engineer can be both the easiest and hardest task on the ship. On the one hand, you can go almost everywhere on the ship, and have easy access to the tools to get rid of any pesky doors (or walls) in your way. Also, many crew members don't bat an eyelid when they see an engineer wearing a jetpack, or standing in a hole in the wall. Any curious crewmen are usually deflected by saying you are doing engineering work ("I need this to repair hull damage, Captain!")

On the other hand, Engineers lack ranged weapons. With the right know-how, you can easily use the fire axe or make your own weapons. Also note, engineers loitering near their target may quickly arouse suspicion without a good task at hand. Find something to do like APC upgrades or installing some spare stuff like lights or machines.
And finally, if you truly hate the ship, it is within your grasp to generally sabotage the power supply of the ship, but you should only touch the main engines after making sure that it is okay with staff via an ahelp.

== Engineering Apprentice ==
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|employers = [[Hephaestus Industries]], [[Zavodskoi Interstellar]]
|education = [[Ceres University]] - [[Hongsun Park Engineering Institute]] - [[Tajaran Educational Institutions#Shastar Technical University|Shastar Technical University]] - [[Tajaran Educational Institutions#Hadii Institute of Orbital Research|Hadii Institute of Orbital Research]] - [[Tajaran Educational Institutions#Dymtris Polytechnic College|Dymtris Polytechnic College]]
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As an Engineering Apprentice, you are here to get hands-on experience in Engineering. Either you are new to engineering, demoted, or waiting for some missing paperwork, like your bachelor's degree. This is a learners' role, you shouldn't be expected to know much about Engineering in this role, but the skill gap is pretty much open-ended. Someone at the end of their studies might just lack practical experience for example but know a ton about the power grid theory. Established characters shouldn't jump into this position outside of very unique circumstances like CCIA actions or other staff approval.

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Atmospheric Technician

2025-01-19T09:54:04Z

Furrycactus: Bluespace Drive

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As an '''Atmospheric Technician''', what you do is rather simple. Firstly, your ship's atmospherics system starts up and running, but there is always room for improvement. Secondly, if there is any sort of environmental disaster, head off and fix it! Most of the crew requires air to survive and a good atmospheric tech can change the flow of an entire round. You have your tools, your [[Guide_to_Communication_Devices#Headset|engineering headset]], portable and mobile pipe dispensers, several space heaters, and atmospheric survival equipment. When things get quiet, sit back and start your own little projects, usually consisting of plotting ways to flood the ship with a variety of toxic gases or finding the exact amount of high powered pumps to crash that power supply and yell at the inferior engineers.

== Atmospherics ==

This is your home. This is your motherland. Atmosia loves you, and you love Atmosia. Treat her right, and she'll never leave you hanging or gasping.

Atmosia is a beautiful land of pipes and various bits of atmospheric regulation equipment. Here, you'll find the pipes that distribute gas to the rest of the ship, the means to control that gas, the supplies to keep that gas moving, breathable, and on the ship rather than out in the vacuum of space, and the computers that will let you monitor the atmosphere on the whole ship or remotely control them. Ever wondered why cargo loves wearing the Ushanka? Probably has to do with an atmos tech making their workplace a freezer with a button on their console.

At first glance, the tangled mess of pipes that is Atmosia proper can seem intimidating. Don't let that frighten you. Atmosia is not nearly as confusing as she seems - and she is well worth the effort.
If you are in need of a little training jump in as engineering apprentice and have someone explain the basics to you once or twice, before starting to yell at them for constantly stealing your pipe dispenser.

== Your Job ==

Your job is air. You keep the ship breathing. Without you, this place would suffocate while sucking on a hard vacuum. Or freeze to death. Or die of depressurization. Or catch on fire. Or poison itself with phoron. You get the picture.

In more specific terms, though, you have three primary duties: keeping the ship's atmospheric systems running at full capacity, taking care of any specific atmospheric problems that pop up on the ship, and managing the ship's thrusters. This means that you refill areas that have been depressurized, drain areas that have overpressurized, filter out [[Bluespace#Phoron|toxic gases]], fight fires, and any number of other things. See the [[Guide to Atmospherics]] and the [[Guide to Thrusters]] for more details.

=== Repressurization ===

Repressurizing an area that has lost some of its atmosphere is the most common task you'll face as an Atmospheric Technician. Areas usually undergo depressurization when something exposes them to the cold void of space. This causes all of its atmosphere to rush out, along with anything unlucky enough to be caught in the windstorm. Coordinate with your fellow engineers. They can repair the walls while you layout your majestic pipes or drag along another pipe dispenser. It is usually good to have them aware that you are active and able to fix the atmos issue while they focus on changing lightbulbs.

After your [[Engineer|engineering buddies]] have taken care of a hull breach, it'll be your job to refill the area and make it breathable. This can be done by using the Air Alarms mounted on the walls in most areas, as well as the local vents and scrubbers. Atmosia, fortunately, is largely self-regulating; after a hull breach is sealed and the system is set to filter or fill in fresh air, the vents on the ship will automatically begin replacing lost air as long as the pipes to the vents in the area are undamaged. This process is usually rather slow, unless you have upgraded your atmos systems to get the most out of it. You'll mainly be called to focus on critical or high-traffic areas, and the crew needs it to be breathable ''now''. A well prepared portable air pump can fill an area within seconds. If your hands are full have the apprentices drag them in for you.

=== Filtering and Depressurizing ===

Less commonly, you'll be called on to filter out toxins from the air or drain an area that's become overpressurized. Removing excess atmosphere from a room is as simple as going to the air alarm and selecting the replace setting (or Panic Syphon in extreme cases), then waiting for it to go back to green before switching back to Filter.

Getting rid of toxins, on the other hand, is usually more difficult. Setting the air alarm filters to scrub out toxins and N2O from the air will help, but it might not be enough. Air scrubbers can be used to get rid of toxins, but if the spill is very large, you might have to resort to Panic Syphon or Replace Air settings. Remember to keep people out of the room as long as you're working. Not only are the toxins dangerous, but the fact that depressurization is probably your best option adds another threat. Just make sure to enable your magboots before bashing in a window and that the grill is not shocked. If it's a phoron spill, be damn sure there's nothing around that can set it off (unless you're planning on burning off the phoron, which is extremely dangerous and shouldn't be attempted in anything but the most extreme cases or by experienced Atmospheric Technicians).

=== Thruster Setup ===

The thrusters and their prompt setup is also a key part of your job as an Atmospheric Technician aboard the Horizon, as is their maintenance in the event of a problem. Generally, thruster setup should be your first priority on a normal shift, and luckily it's fairly easy. Start in the port thruster near the oxygen and air tanks, and start filling the burn chambers by maxing and enabling input and output on the terminal and then maxing and enabling the pump next to the gas mixer. After that, repeat the process in the starboard thruster. Once they've gotten sufficiently pressurized, hit the ignition switch next to the terminals in both rooms and then max and enable the output pump near the burn chambers - all done!

If you still need help, the [[Guide to Thrusters]] is your friend.

=== Bluespace Drive ===

Running and maintaining the expensive Phoron-fueled Bluespace Drive that allows the Horizon to jump is another part of your job, one that you handle in conjunction with [[Engineer|Engineers]]. While they handle the mechanical and electrical side of things, you are responsible for loading it with Phoron gas, and a second moderator gas mix. Generally, the Drive can wait until everything else is done, and ultimately is optional to even set up. But if you and the Engineers choose to, you can load it up for some happy jumping. When it doubt, consult the [[Bluespace Drive|Guide to the Bluespace Drive]].

=== Fire! ===

There's a fire! This is a comparatively rare occurrence, but when there is one, you're expected to suit up and get the problem fixed without hesitation. Generally, this involves locking the area down and using Panic Syphon and/or Replace Air to quell the fire. Keep in mind that your atmos suit is designed for EVA operations. Your firefighter suit is not.

=== Total Emergency: The Fire Axe and You ===

The Fire Axe is your tool of choice during emergencies since you can use it as a crowbar to open doors when the power is off ''and'' use it as an incredibly powerful melee weapon or just to get rid of a window quickly. Just keep in mind that you have to be holding it with both hands to use it effectively (click on it while you're holding it to do this). Because it's so dangerous and it doesn't fit in a backpack or satchel, it should usually be left in its case in the computer room. If you have to have it, though, use a multi tool to unlock its case. Just be aware that, once it's out, you are seen as armed and dangerous, and [[Traitor|some people]] want to get their hands on it. Security will probably want to know why you grabbed it, too.

== Traitoring ==

Atmospherics is already sensitive work, and it's just complex enough that people who don't know how it works themselves will generally let you do what you say needs to be done rather than question you when there's an Atmospherics alert in the area. This combined with the ability to remotely trigger such alarms or cause atmos troubles, gives you a free pass to enter almost all of the ship without raising an eyebrow. This gives you all sorts of opportunity for shenanigans. Beyond that, you can sabotage the entire ship's air supply very, very easily if you know what you're doing - but do it carefully, because you'll be one of those most under suspicion. You have easy access to phoron and other harmful substances as well. With a bit of inventiveness, you can do a lot of damage. Make sure to clear it with admins if you plan to send an entire department to sleep or declare the bridge a new construction zone via rapid phoron induced deconstruction.

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Guides

2025-01-19T09:48:28Z

Furrycactus: Bluespace Drive

==Getting Started==
*If you're unsure of something, read the [https://aurorastation.org/rules.html Server Rules]
*If you plan to edit the wiki, please see this guide: [[Guide_to_Editing|Guide to Editing]]
*Remember the golden rule; when you're not sure if something is against the rules or not, Ahelp!

== Quick Start ==
New to Aurora? Here's what you do!

* Read our [https://aurorastation.org/rules.html rules] to avoid unnecessary banning from the server.
* Browse our [[Background_summary| Lore]]. Aurora has it's own expanded lore maintained by a group of developers
* Figure out how to make a [[Guides/Character Creation|character]] taking advantage of said lore
* When you try out a new job, always look over the wiki page for that job. These are concentrated tips and how-to guides to get you started.

If you're still confused, feel free to ask in-game over the OOC channel, an adminhelp (F1), or by creating a thread on [https://forums.aurorastation.org/ our forums], or joining the [https://discord.gg/3wgjgRN/ discord server] for Aurora, while faster, you may receive more in depth and helpful answers on the forums.

== Game Mechanics ==
*[[File:Paper.png|link=Getting Started]] [[Getting Started|Getting Started]]
*[[File:Headset.png|link=Guide to Communication Devices]] [[Guide to Communication Devices]]
*[[File:Suit_cycler.png|link=Guide to EVA]] [[Guide to EVA]]
*[[File:Paper.png|link=Guide to Paperwork]] [[Guide to Paperwork]]
*[[File:Paper.png|link=Guide to Character Records]] [[Guide to Character Records]]
*[[File:SpaceLaw.png|link=Guide to Standard Procedure]][[Guide to Standard Procedure]]
*[[File:SpaceLaw.png|link=Guide to Law]][[Guide to Law]]
*[[File:SpaceLaw.png|link=Guide to Command]][[Guide to Command]]
*[[File:Harm.png|link=Combat]] [[Guide to Combat]]
*[[File:Golddone.png|link=Guide to Wages and Pay]] [[Guide to Wages and Pay]]

== Professions ==
For a more detailed explanation of all of the jobs available, see the [[Job Guides|job guides page]].

=== Ships and the Overmap ===
*[[File:Shuttle.gif|link=Guide_to_Piloting]] [[Guide to Piloting]]
*[[File:Shuttle.gif|link=Guide_to_Gunnery]] [[Guide to Gunnery]]

=== Civilian ===
*[[File:Vegepizza.png|32px|link=Guide to Food]] [[Guide to Food]]
*[[File:olympusmons.gif|link=Guide to Drinks]] [[Guide to Drinks]]
*[[File:Carrot.png|link=Guide to Hydroponics]] [[Guide to Hydroponics]]
*[[File:OreSatchel.png|link=Guide to Mining]] [[Guide to Mining]]
*[[File:Clowncard.png|link=Guide_to_Battlemonsters|26px]] [[Guide_to_Battlemonsters|..Guide to Battlemonsters]]

=== Engineering ===
*[[File:Modular Computer.gif|link=Guide_to_Construction]] [[Guide to Construction]]
*[[File:Meteor.gif|link=Guide to Shields]] [[Guide to Shields]]
*[[File:Oxygen_canister.png|link=Guide to Atmospherics]] [[Guide to Atmospherics]]
*[[File:Supermatter.png|link=Supermatter Engine]] [[Supermatter Engine|Guide to the Supermatter]]
*[[File:CableCoils.png|link=Solars]] [[Solars|Guide to Solars]]
*[[File:Fusion core.gif|link=Guide to the INDRA]] [[Guide to the INDRA]]
*[[File:Shuttle.gif|link=Guide_to_Thrusters]] [[Guide to Thrusters]]
*[[File:Intercom.gif|link=Telecommunications]] [[Telecommunications|Guide to Telecommunications]]
*[[File:Multitool.gif|link=Guide_to_Hacking]] [[Guide_to_Hacking|Guide to Hacking]]
*[[File:Bscrystal.png|link=Bluespace Drive]] [[Bluespace Drive|Guide to the Bluespace Drive]]

=== Science ===
*[[File:Disk.gif|link=Guide to Research and Development]] [[Guide to Research and Development]]
*[[File:MetroidBaby.gif|link=Guide to Xenobiology]] [[Guide to Xenobiology]] / [[Guide to Xenobotany]]
*[[File:Generic borg.png|32px|link=Guide to Robotics]] [[Guide to Robotics]]
*[[File:MiningPick.gif|32px|link=Guide to Xenoarchaeology]] [[Guide to Xenoarchaeology]]
*[[File:Laptop2.png|link=Guide_to_NTSL2]] [[Guide_to_NTSL2|Guide to NTSL2+]]
*[[File:Laptop2.png|link=Guide_to_NTSL2++]] [[Guide_to_NTSL2++|Guide to NTSL2++]]
*[[File:Shuttle.gif|link=Guide_to_Away_Missions]] [[Guide_to_Away_Missions|Guide to Away Missions]]

=== Medical ===
*[[File:Healthanalyzer.gif|link=Guide to Medicine]] [[Guide to Medicine]]
*[[File:Scalpel.png|link=Surgery]] [[Surgery|Guide to Surgery]]
*[[File:Beaker.png|link=Guide to Chemistry]] [[Guide to Chemistry]]

=== Security ===
*[[File:SpaceLaw.png|link=Corporate Regulations]] [[Corporate Regulations]]
*[[File:Mag glass.gif|link=Guide to Forensics]] [[Guide to Forensics]]
*[[File:Autopsy scanner.gif]] [[Guide to Cadavers]]
*[[File:SpaceLaw.png|link=Guide to Contraband]] [[Guide to Contraband]]

== Antagonist Guides ==
*[[File:PDA_uplink.png|link=Uplink|32px]] [[Uplink|A Pocket-sized Black Market]]
*[[File:Emag.png|link=Cryptographic Sequencer|32px]] [[Cryptographic Sequencer|Universal lockpick]]
*[[File:Generic_nukesyndie.png|32px|link=Traitor]] [[Traitor|How to be Evil For Dummies]]
*[[File:SpaceNinja.png|32px|link=Ninja]] [[Ninja|Being a Ninja]]
*[[File:Generic_nukesyndie.png|32px|link=Mercenary]] [[Mercenary|Life as a Hired Gun]]
*[[File:HeistRaider.png|32px|link=Raider]] [[Raider|One More Job]]
*[[File:ChangelingLarge2.gif|32px|link=Revolutionary]][[Revolutionary|Someone Tired of the Establishment]]
*[[File:ChangelingLarge2.gif|32px|link=Vampire]][[Vampire|A Cunning Bloodsucker]]
*[[File:ChangelingLarge2.gif|32px|link=Changeling]][[Changeling|A Genetic Abomination]]
*[[File:Generic_cultist.gif|32px|link=Cult]][[Cult|Other Dimensional Beings and How to Summon Them]]
*[[File:Revenant96x.png|32px|link=Revenant]][[Revenant|Being an Other Dimensional Being]]
*[[File:Borer.png|link=Borer]][[Borer|Neurology for Slugs]]

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File:Bscrystal.png

2025-01-19T09:48:10Z

Furrycactus:

Atmospheric Technician

2025-01-19T09:39:39Z

Furrycactus: Bluespace Drive

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As an '''Atmospheric Technician''', what you do is rather simple. Firstly, your ship's atmospherics system starts up and running, but there is always room for improvement. Secondly, if there is any sort of environmental disaster, head off and fix it! Most of the crew requires air to survive and a good atmospheric tech can change the flow of an entire round. You have your tools, your [[Guide_to_Communication_Devices#Headset|engineering headset]], portable and mobile pipe dispensers, several space heaters, and atmospheric survival equipment. When things get quiet, sit back and start your own little projects, usually consisting of plotting ways to flood the ship with a variety of toxic gases or finding the exact amount of high powered pumps to crash that power supply and yell at the inferior engineers.

== Atmospherics ==

This is your home. This is your motherland. Atmosia loves you, and you love Atmosia. Treat her right, and she'll never leave you hanging or gasping.

Atmosia is a beautiful land of pipes and various bits of atmospheric regulation equipment. Here, you'll find the pipes that distribute gas to the rest of the ship, the means to control that gas, the supplies to keep that gas moving, breathable, and on the ship rather than out in the vacuum of space, and the computers that will let you monitor the atmosphere on the whole ship or remotely control them. Ever wondered why cargo loves wearing the Ushanka? Probably has to do with an atmos tech making their workplace a freezer with a button on their console.

At first glance, the tangled mess of pipes that is Atmosia proper can seem intimidating. Don't let that frighten you. Atmosia is not nearly as confusing as she seems - and she is well worth the effort.
If you are in need of a little training jump in as engineering apprentice and have someone explain the basics to you once or twice, before starting to yell at them for constantly stealing your pipe dispenser.

== Your Job ==

Your job is air. You keep the ship breathing. Without you, this place would suffocate while sucking on a hard vacuum. Or freeze to death. Or die of depressurization. Or catch on fire. Or poison itself with phoron. You get the picture.

In more specific terms, though, you have three primary duties: keeping the ship's atmospheric systems running at full capacity, taking care of any specific atmospheric problems that pop up on the ship, and managing the ship's thrusters. This means that you refill areas that have been depressurized, drain areas that have overpressurized, filter out [[Bluespace#Phoron|toxic gases]], fight fires, and any number of other things. See the [[Guide to Atmospherics]] and the [[Guide to Thrusters]] for more details.

=== Repressurization ===

Repressurizing an area that has lost some of its atmosphere is the most common task you'll face as an Atmospheric Technician. Areas usually undergo depressurization when something exposes them to the cold void of space. This causes all of its atmosphere to rush out, along with anything unlucky enough to be caught in the windstorm. Coordinate with your fellow engineers. They can repair the walls while you layout your majestic pipes or drag along another pipe dispenser. It is usually good to have them aware that you are active and able to fix the atmos issue while they focus on changing lightbulbs.

After your [[Engineer|engineering buddies]] have taken care of a hull breach, it'll be your job to refill the area and make it breathable. This can be done by using the Air Alarms mounted on the walls in most areas, as well as the local vents and scrubbers. Atmosia, fortunately, is largely self-regulating; after a hull breach is sealed and the system is set to filter or fill in fresh air, the vents on the ship will automatically begin replacing lost air as long as the pipes to the vents in the area are undamaged. This process is usually rather slow, unless you have upgraded your atmos systems to get the most out of it. You'll mainly be called to focus on critical or high-traffic areas, and the crew needs it to be breathable ''now''. A well prepared portable air pump can fill an area within seconds. If your hands are full have the apprentices drag them in for you.

=== Filtering and Depressurizing ===

Less commonly, you'll be called on to filter out toxins from the air or drain an area that's become overpressurized. Removing excess atmosphere from a room is as simple as going to the air alarm and selecting the replace setting (or Panic Syphon in extreme cases), then waiting for it to go back to green before switching back to Filter.

Getting rid of toxins, on the other hand, is usually more difficult. Setting the air alarm filters to scrub out toxins and N2O from the air will help, but it might not be enough. Air scrubbers can be used to get rid of toxins, but if the spill is very large, you might have to resort to Panic Syphon or Replace Air settings. Remember to keep people out of the room as long as you're working. Not only are the toxins dangerous, but the fact that depressurization is probably your best option adds another threat. Just make sure to enable your magboots before bashing in a window and that the grill is not shocked. If it's a phoron spill, be damn sure there's nothing around that can set it off (unless you're planning on burning off the phoron, which is extremely dangerous and shouldn't be attempted in anything but the most extreme cases or by experienced Atmospheric Technicians).

=== Thruster Setup ===

The thrusters and their prompt setup is also a key part of your job as an Atmospheric Technician aboard the Horizon, as is their maintenance in the event of a problem. Generally, thruster setup should be your first priority on a normal shift, and luckily it's fairly easy. Start in the port thruster near the oxygen and air tanks, and start filling the burn chambers by maxing and enabling input and output on the terminal and then maxing and enabling the pump next to the gas mixer. After that, repeat the process in the starboard thruster. Once they've gotten sufficiently pressurized, hit the ignition switch next to the terminals in both rooms and then max and enable the output pump near the burn chambers - all done!

If you still need help, the [[Guide to Thrusters]] is your friend.

=== Fire! ===

There's a fire! This is a comparatively rare occurrence, but when there is one, you're expected to suit up and get the problem fixed without hesitation. Generally, this involves locking the area down and using Panic Syphon and/or Replace Air to quell the fire. Keep in mind that your atmos suit is designed for EVA operations. Your firefighter suit is not.

=== Total Emergency: The Fire Axe and You ===

The Fire Axe is your tool of choice during emergencies since you can use it as a crowbar to open doors when the power is off ''and'' use it as an incredibly powerful melee weapon or just to get rid of a window quickly. Just keep in mind that you have to be holding it with both hands to use it effectively (click on it while you're holding it to do this). Because it's so dangerous and it doesn't fit in a backpack or satchel, it should usually be left in its case in the computer room. If you have to have it, though, use a multi tool to unlock its case. Just be aware that, once it's out, you are seen as armed and dangerous, and [[Traitor|some people]] want to get their hands on it. Security will probably want to know why you grabbed it, too.

== Traitoring ==

Atmospherics is already sensitive work, and it's just complex enough that people who don't know how it works themselves will generally let you do what you say needs to be done rather than question you when there's an Atmospherics alert in the area. This combined with the ability to remotely trigger such alarms or cause atmos troubles, gives you a free pass to enter almost all of the ship without raising an eyebrow. This gives you all sorts of opportunity for shenanigans. Beyond that, you can sabotage the entire ship's air supply very, very easily if you know what you're doing - but do it carefully, because you'll be one of those most under suspicion. You have easy access to phoron and other harmful substances as well. With a bit of inventiveness, you can do a lot of damage. Make sure to clear it with admins if you plan to send an entire department to sleep or declare the bridge a new construction zone via rapid phoron induced deconstruction.

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Engineer

2025-01-19T09:38:47Z

Furrycactus: Bluespace Drive

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|qualifications = At least 25 years of age, applicable Bachelors degree or 7 years experience in engineering-related field.
|employers = [[Hephaestus Industries]], [[Zavodskoi Interstellar]]
|superior = [[Chief Engineer]]
|duties = Start the engine, repair the hull, point an emitter at a blob. Forget your insulated gloves and shock all of the blood from your body after touching a wire.
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As a '''Ship Engineer''', you are the individual who provides power to the ship and keeps it running. When called upon, you may also be asked to hack a door, debug a vending machine, and clean up a [[Xenobotanist]]'s [[K'ois|mess]]. You watch over the engine, ensure the electrical machinery aboard the ship is up and running, and, most of all, repair the ship when it inevitably explodes due to [[Guides#Antagonist_Guides|unforeseen consequences]].

== Starting Out and Equipment ==
You spawn in your engineering break room, right next to shield control and above the engineering deck. Your initial equipment is a hard hat, [[File:T-ray.gif]] a t-ray scanner, [[File:Beltengineer.png]] a tool belt, and assorted departmental uniforms and headsets. Downstairs you will find the storerooms with numerous items to add to your loadout, some more useful than others:

* [[File:Gloves_insulated.png]] '''Insulated gloves:''' Impossibly useful and found in an electrical locker, they shield your hands from any electrical damage you might take while you're dealing with wires. '''Never forget insulated gloves.'''
* [[File:Multitool.gif]] '''Multitool:''' Found in an electrical locker. Useful for hacking doors, checking the power running through cables, and changing the color of cable coil.
* '''Debugger:''' An entire IT department, now in your pocket! Fixes rampant software in vending machines and APCs
* [[File:Gps.png]] '''Global positioning device:''' Found in your personal locker. Click on it while it is in your hand to set your GPS tag, and track other GPSes.
* [[File:Station Bounced Radio.png]] '''Shortwave radio:''' Like your headset, except not dependent on [[Telecommunications|telecomms]] infrastructure. This makes it a necessity for emergency situations where the network is down. You'll want to leave the speaker on and the microphone off, otherwise you'll broadcast every sound around you at all times. To speak into it without switching the mic on, preface your messages with :r if it's in your right hand or :l if in your left. For example: ":r Oh no, comms are down!"
* [[File:WeldingHelmet.png]] '''Welding goggles/helmet:''' A helmet or set of goggles to be worn when you are welding; if you don't wear them while you weld, say hello to eye damage.
* '''Geiger counter:''' Measures radiation in IUs. Good for safe reactor operation or confirming suspected radiation.
* '''Antifuel grenade:''' Neutralises fuel in a circular radius. Perfect for handling spillages quickly.
* '''Engineering tape:''' Cordons off work areas and blocks airlocks. The tape can be taken down with wirecutters or by clicking with harm intent.
* [[File:Analyzer.png]] '''Analyzer:''' An air alarm that fits in your hand! Either use in hand to analyse gases around you or on a container of gas.
* '''Tape roll:''' Not to be confused with engineering tape. Allows you to stick notes to surfaces.
* '''Hammer:''' Similar uses to a crowbar. Also capable of repairing damaged (but not broken) airlocks: click the airlock with a hammer and steel in your other hand to place the sheets, then weld them in place.
* '''Extinguisher refiller:''' Use on an empty extinguisher to refill it. To refill the refiller, unscrew and use it on an extinguisher cart, such as the one in hard storage. Make sure to screw it back before refilling another extinguisher.

In your loadout and in your personal equipment locker, you can equip items such as drop pouches, webbing, and engineering overalls. These have several extra storage slots that you can use to store your myriad equipment. Hazard vests enable an engineer to wear an emergency oxygen tank in the suit storage slot. And of course, your suit sensors are excellent to enable for when you fall victim to a workplace accident.

In the Engineering storage room, there are also stacks of steel, glass, plasteel, and inflatable doors. It is highly recommended you prepare a duffel bag with materials, circuit boards, and any extra gear you may require, so you may quickly respond to any damages that occur. It is also helpful to have a [[Guide to EVA|prepared voidsuit]]. To assemble one for yourself, apply magboots and a helmet to the main suit item, and fill an oxygen tank. Attach the oxygen tank to the suit, and equip the suit when necessary. Remember your magboots when entering a vacuum!

Hard storage, located next to the supermatter reactor access, contains several essential pieces of equipment:
* '''Portable generator:''' Sends power into the grid below it, assuming it's on top of a wire knot. The stock one runs on graphite. First, make sure you have laid a wire knot where you want the generator to go. The simplest way is to just click the bare tile with your cables—but make sure it runs into the grid you want powered. Then wrench the generator on top, put in the graphite found in the yellow crate, and switch it on. Now you have power! Remember: you can ensure it's connected properly by using a multitool on the line. If there's power, you did it right. '''Remember to inspect the generator for its safe output and not to exceed it.'''
* '''Radial floodlight:''' The power of the sun in the bounds of a tile (or at least the light of it). Anchor it on a wire knot like the generator and switch it on. If you laid the line properly and it's powered your retinas should be burned out.
* '''Shield generator:''' Used in pairs. Anchor each on a wire knot and make sure there is a direct line between them, then flick them on. Creates a straight impenetrable energy barrier that notably doesn't block atmosphere. Not covered by warranty.
* [[File:Emitter.png]] '''Emitter:''' Feared by eldritch horrors across the Spur. Turn it towards what you want to atomise, lay a wire knot below it, wrench, weld, and you're ready to fire! ''Don't stand in front of it...''
* '''Shield projector:''' Not to be confused with the shield generator, these work by themselves. Simply wrench one on a knot, mark where you want the shield to be with engineering tape, use a multitool on the tape, and switch it on. The resulting shield blocks atmosphere but is vulnerable to kinetic forces, like carp or your coworkers.

More materials and equipment can be found in maintenance near hard storage or downstairs by the starboard thrusters, but if at any point you're missing something don't hesitate to order it from Operations!

== Doing Your Duty ==
Your primary task is to keep the ship powered, and the air supply breathable and inside the ship. Apart from that, you will frequently face smaller events such as glitching vending machines, broken cameras, or the occasional wall-destroying fungi. All of these are simple to fix, and can be overcome by communication with your team and a clear head. Your teamwork, however, will be tested when the level 7 biohazard alarm rings.

=== Starting the Engine ===
''See: [[Supermatter Engine]]''

Your most important task at the start of the shift. Luckily, provided you follow directions, it is simple to set up. It is ''highly recommended'' that you ask a more senior engineer to assist you with engine setup if you are new to the work.

=== Working the Thrusters ===
''See: [[Guide to Thrusters]]''

The thrusters are the purview of your Atmospheric Technician colleagues; however, if they're not around, you might have to set them up yourself. Use the guide as a reference, and good luck!

=== Fixing the Ship ===
''See: [[Guide to Construction]]''

As an engineer, it is your job to repair a door, re-pressurize a vented area, seal a hull breach, or repair broken furniture. This versatility also gives you the leeway to start renovation projects on the ship, and add elements that weren't there prior for convenience. However, this requires permission from the [[Chief Engineer]] to start out on.

=== Power Management ===
You can use your ID on the Power Monitoring Computer to remotely controls APCs. In the event that your power sources run dry, it may be worth turning off a few unneeded APCs or entire departments via the RCON. On the other hand, make sure to charge everything with excess power in advance whenever possible.

===Power Storage Units ===
''See: [[Guide_to_Hacking#Supermagnetic_Energy_Storage_Unit|Guide to Hacking]] and [[Guide_to_Construction#Super_Magnetic_Energy_Storage_(SMES)|Guide to Construction]]''


[[File:PSU Diagram.png|thumb|A diagram of the supermatter's PSU.
'''Red''' indicates at least one wire knot where a cable line ends. When lines have overlapping knots they are connected.
'''Green''' is the input line. Note it ends with a knot under the terminal, the only way they can work.
'''Blue''' is the output. Note how it feeds into the terminal of an APC.
'''Cyan''' is the bypass, running from input into the breaker box and then output, merging them. The wires directly under the breaker disappear when it's disabled, separating the grids.]]
A Power Storage Unit (PSU), or Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES), is an industrial battery capable of drawing electricity from one power grid and sending it to another. This allows Horizon's grid to be divided into multiple sub-grids, each powered by a self-sustaining PSU called a "substation". The reactors feed power into their PSUs, which feed the master grid, which feeds the substations, which feed the local department grids, which feed their APCs. If you're ever confused between the master grid and a sub-grid, remember that the master grid is the red line and the department grids are all green.

Power enters both PSUs and Area Power Controllers (APC) through a terminal. The output leaves through a wire knot under the PSU, which if wired properly never has to touch the input line running into the terminal. If a PSU lacks the power demanded by its local grid, you can open the floodgates to the master grid by enabling its '''breaker bypass'''. A breaker, which is always beside a PSU, creates a wire bypass from the input grid to the output grid when enabled, and removes it when disabled. This merges the grids and "bypasses" the PSU entirely, hence the term. All substation breakers start the round enabled. You can learn more about breakers and when to turn them off in the RCON section further down.

==== Magnetic Coils ====
Every PSU is comprised of 1-6 magnetic coils which determine the unit's stats. A PSU will always start with 1 coil when it's constructed. More can be added by clicking a unit with a coil while it's screwed open, has 0% charge, and completely turned off. But be careful: once a coil is in, the only way to get it out is to disassemble the entire unit. You can see what coils are in a PSU by examining it while the hatch is open. Coils have 2 stats: '''capacity''', how much more charge a PSU with it can hold, and '''throughput''', how much more power it can input/output. Our Lord and Saviour [[Notable_Humans#Titanius_Aeson|Titanius Aeson]] has bestowed upon us 3 types of magnetic coils, each with varying stats:
* '''Superconductive magnetic coil'''. Jack of all trades, master of none. While it has only decent throughput and capacity, it's a safe bet for a basic PSU and is the only coil that can be ordered from operations.
* '''Superconductive transmission coil'''. As its name suggests, it ''transmits'' the most power with the highest throughput. The downside is its capacity is a fraction of the throughput, meaning though it will charge fast it will deplete itself just as quickly.
* '''Superconductive capacitance coil'''. The opposite of the transmission coil with the highest ''capacity'' at the cost of abysmal throughput. A PSU with these will hold a charge for hours—assuming you have time to charge it to 100% with such low input.
You can find a crate with every type of coil in engineering hard storage. Mix and match to experiment with different setups!
==== Construction ====
# Set a wire knot on the tile the PSU will go, ideally not facing where you want the terminal to be. This is the output line, and you'll want to plan ahead of time where it runs before the finished machine is in the way.
# Use in hand at least 2 steel sheets, navigate to construction recipes and then machine blueprint. This will be your new PSU. You can pull it around if need-be or scrap it with wirecutters.
# Click the machine blueprint with an empty hand to "finalise" it.
# Add 5 power cable coils to the blueprint.
# Insert a "superconductive magnetic energy storage" circuit board into the blueprint. You can find a crate with one in engineering hard storage or request one from the machinist/scientist.
# If you examine the blueprint you can now see all parts required to finish it: 1 magnetic coil of any type and 30 power cable coils. Magnetic coils can be found in the same box with the circuit board or you can order them from operations.
# Use a screwdriver on the blueprint once everything is in. You now have an anchored PSU.
# Unscrew the PSU's maintenance hatch and, standing where you want the terminal to go, use 10 power cable coils on it. Screw the hatch back shut and your brand new PSU is finished! Make sure a powered line is running into the terminal and the output line under the PSU is connected to the grid you want powered. If you laid the wiring correctly the input should read as charging and the output as outputting. If not, refer to the PSU diagram to troubleshoot what you did wrong.
# (Optional) With the hatch unscrewed use a multitool on the PSU to add it to the RCON. Always make sure it's screwed shut when you're done. You can check by examining.
==== Deconstruction ====
# To safely diassemble a PSU it must first be fully discharged. Maximise the output while disabling the input and wait for the charge to reach 0%.
# Once the PSU is discharged, make sure both input and output are off. It will forbid you from modifying it if either is on.
# Unscrew the PSU's maintenance hatch and use wirecutters on it. This will cut the terminal.
# Use a crowbar to pry out the PSU's components. You will be left with a machine blueprint.
# Strip the blueprint's wires with wirecutters.
# Disassemble the blueprint with a wrench.

=== Setting Up RCON ===

RCON is the term for the remote-control power network that runs through the entire ship. When you set up the Supermatter at the start of the round, the power it generates will run freely through its connected power storage unit [[file:SMES.gif]], and to the rest of the ship. Depending on the setup you are using, this can mean any amount of electricity from three to ten megawatts running through the grid.

There are several issues with this:
* If someone accidentally touches a wire, they will be severely injured.
* With no prior changes to RCON, the grid will attempt to supply every APC on the ship with an equal amount of power. Depending on the amount of power being generated by the engines, this can overload the grid and bottleneck the power.

In practice, what this means is editing how much power each power storage unit receives from the engine. If you browse the <code>RCON Remote Control</code> program on an engineering console, you can see all of the substations on the ship. Each of these substations is labelled with the department and area they power.

By default, the values all substations are set to are set to '''15,0000 watts input''', and '''14,0000 watts output'''. Below is a table that recommends values you can set each substation to.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ RCON Values
|-
! Substation !! Input Value (W) !! Output Value (W)
|-
| Deck 3 Civilian || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Deck 3 Command || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Engineering Lower Deck || 210,000 || 200,000
|-
| Engineering Main Deck || 110,000 || 100,000
|-
| Hangar || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Medical || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Operations || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Research || 210,000 || 200,000
|-
| Security || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Service || 150,000 || 140,000
|-
| Xenoarchaeology || 110,000 || 100,000
|}

Research, which includes the [[Machinist]] workshop, draws a significant amount of power due to the many machines running off its grid. Engineering Lower Deck requires a large amount of power because of the atmospheric systems. It's worth noting that the power needs may change throughout the round <s>depending on how many guns security is charging at the moment</s>. You can use the Power Monitoring program on an engineering console to get a good idea of what departments may need more power at any given moment.

At the bottom of the RCON program, you will see a list of breaker controls. These control whether the bypass that allows the main grid to directly power the department grids is on or off. You will want to turn all of these off, but '''make sure that the substations mentioned above are slightly charged before you turn off bypasses'''. At best, you'll have the common channel annoyedly informing you their power is gone; at worst, you'll have ship-wide blackouts as power adjusts.

== Traitoring ==
Being a traitor engineer can be both the easiest and hardest task on the ship. On the one hand, you can go almost everywhere on the ship, and have easy access to the tools to get rid of any pesky doors (or walls) in your way. Also, many crew members don't bat an eyelid when they see an engineer wearing a jetpack, or standing in a hole in the wall. Any curious crewmen are usually deflected by saying you are doing engineering work ("I need this to repair hull damage, Captain!")

On the other hand, Engineers lack ranged weapons. With the right know-how, you can easily use the fire axe or make your own weapons. Also note, engineers loitering near their target may quickly arouse suspicion without a good task at hand. Find something to do like APC upgrades or installing some spare stuff like lights or machines.
And finally, if you truly hate the ship, it is within your grasp to generally sabotage the power supply of the ship, but you should only touch the main engines after making sure that it is okay with staff via an ahelp.

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|qualifications = At least 18 years of age, currently studying for an applicable Bachelors degree or under 7 years experience in any engineering-related field.
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Bluespace Drive

2025-01-19T09:37:43Z

Furrycactus: Guide to the Bluespace Drive

[[File:BSdriveHorizon2.png|thumb|The C-Goliath Bluespace Drive, in all its glory.]]{{toc_right}}
===<big>What is it?</big>===
The '''[[Bluespace#Bluespace Drives|Bluespace Drive]]''' - also known as the '''C-Goliath Drive''' - is a highly sophisticated piece of machinery, and its importance and impact on the history of the modern Orion Spur cannot be understated. Developed by [[NanoTrasen]], it allows a spacefaring vessel to fold space around itself using the [[Bluespace]] dimension, and is powered by [[Bluespace#Phoron|Phoron]]. It allows for a ship to jump across distances without making use of the [[Guide to Thrusters|thrusters]]. While it is somewhat capable of being operated in its starting configuration, it performs at its best when operated in partnership between [[Engineer|Engineers]] and [[Atmospheric Technician|Atmospheric Technicians]], and this should be the goal whenever possible.

= Basic Guide =
===<big>Overview</big>===
The Bluespace Drive combines principles from both Engineering and Atmospherics. In order to be activated, the Bluespace Drive requires Phoron gas, and a moderator gas mixture. It also requires two layers of shielding - inner and outer - to be powered and active.

By default, you are provided with a canister of Phoron gas for fuel, and a canister of Boron gas to serve as the moderator, but they are not particularly effective on their own. The drive has a base amount of Phoron fuel required for the drive to work at all, and the moderator gas mix is responsible for influencing the power of the jump itself and determines the distance able to be achieved.

For simplicity's sake, the drive requires a '''minimum of 1000 moles''' of Phoron per jump in the fuel line, but any moles in excess of this number are also consumed for '''no additional gain'''. Meanwhile, the '''more moles of gas''' provided in the moderator line, the '''more power''' you achieve for the jump's distance. However, not all gasses are worth the same power per mole, and the temperature of the moderator gas/mix plays a role, too.

===<big>Layout</big>===
[[File:BSdriveHorizon.png|right|thumb|A diagram of the Bluespace Drive workspace.|500x420px]]
*'''Bluespace Drive Control Console:''' This console allows for energising the drive, purging the charge from the drive, setting the rotational direction of an intended jump, and for initiating the jump. Without it, the drive is little more than a very expensive hunk of metal.
*'''Warper Receivers (Tesla Coils):''' These devices exist to ground any electrical discharges from the Bluespace Drive.
*'''Field Generators:''' The generators that project the moderately hazardous Inner Shield wall around the Bluespace Drive. They contain the bluespace-field-driver singularity during a jump. '''The shield that they project is hazardous, and can fling you away from them with potentially life-threatening injuries! Do not stand adjacent to them!'''
*'''Emitters:''' Heavy-duty industrial lasers that provide thermal energy to the '''Field Generators'''. These must all be active to power the Inner Shield wall.
*'''Shield Generators:''' The generators that project the safe Outer Shield wall, insulating the crew from the hazardous repelling effects of the more volatile Inner Shield projected by the Field Generators.
*'''Phoron Fuel Port:''' The connector port where the Phoron gas required for the drive to function is loaded in.
*'''Moderator Gas/Mix Port:''' The connector port where the Moderator gas/mixture that powers the drive's jump distance is loaded in.
*'''Inner Shield Circuit SMES:''' The SMES unit that stores and distributes charge to the '''Emitters''' that power the Inner Shield wall's Field Generators.
*'''Main Circuit SMES:''' The SMES unit that stores and distributes charge to the Outer Shield wall's '''Shield Generators''', and the room's APC.

===<big>Round-start Setup</big>===
# Max the Input/Output ratings on the '''Inner Shield Circuit SMES''' and '''Main Circuit SMES'''.
# Wrench down the '''Warper Receivers (Tesla Coils)''' and the '''Shield Generators'''.
# Wrench and weld down the '''Field Generators''' and the '''Emitters'''.
# Secure the canister of Phoron onto the '''Phoron Fuel Port'''.
# Secure the canister of Boron onto the '''Moderator Gas/Mix Port'''.
# Activate the '''Emitters'''.
# Activate the '''Field Generators'''. Make sure to move away from them as soon as you turn them on, as the active shield can violently repel you!
# Unlock the '''Shield Generators''' with your ID card and turn them on. '''NOTE:''' This can only be done by an '''Engineer''' or '''Chief Engineer/Captain'''.
# Interface with the '''Bluespace Drive Control Console''', and '''Energize''' the drive.
# Set the rotation of the jump on the dial, in absolute galactic degrees. '''NOTE:''' This is easiest to do by clicking once on the dial, typing in the number, and hitting Enter. Click-dragging the dial is imprecise and difficult to see.
# '''Announce the jump and ensure no personnel are outside the ship! Being outside the ship during a Bluespace jump will instantly KILL you!'''
# Activate the '''Jump''' button. The drive will take approximately 30 seconds to energize the field, then it will jump automatically. ''Do not panic when you see the singularity appear, unless you've somehow not put both shields up and it's not tethered to the drive.''
# After the jump has concluded, '''De-energize''' the drive with the console. '''Make sure to wear welding goggles for this, as there'll be a flash that can blind you!'''
# Disable the output on the '''Inner Shield Circuit SMES''' and wait for the Inner Shield wall to dissipate.
# Disable the '''Shield Generators''' to allow the Outer Shield wall to dissipate.
 
The primary pitfall of this Round-start setup is that it's frankly not very good. Typically it only allows the Horizon to jump a single tile on the overmap. This is not particularly useful, and the cost in Phoron and Boron is steep for such little pay-of. But, it technically provides a means for the ship to move in an emergency where it can't be piloted normally, albiet an extremely costly, tedious, inefficient one. It's generally never worth doing.

===<big>Emergency Procedures</big>===
In the event that the drive must be shut down for an emergency, or to abort a jump, this can be accomplished in two ways; de-energizing the drive, or dumping the gasses, both doable via the console. However, electing to dump the gasses will render those gasses lost, so this is not recommended outside of extreme circumstances, and it is recommended to at least pump out the Phoron beforehand so it's not wasted.

'''However!''' Shutting down the drive while in operation can have consequences. Whichever method you use, when aborting a jump in-progress, the energy stored within the core will disperse and cause a bluespace flash across the ship. While the risk to life and limb is low, it can cause temporary disruption to the sight and hearing of the crew. If time allows, the crew should be informed of an emergency jump abortion in advance. '''This includes you, too! Make sure you wear welding goggles before you do this, or you'll be blinded!'''

= Advanced Information =
===<big>Calculations</big>===
The information below contains technical information in regards to moderator gas mixes, and is the purview of '''Atmospheric Technicians'''.

As mentioned previously, the jump distance that a drive can achieve is determined by the '''power''' of a moderator gas/mix. '''Power''' is determined by the number of '''moles''', their '''temperature''', and the '''gas type''' itself. Each gas has its own power factor, which determines how much power-per-mole it can provide. Additionally, higher temperatures offer better results, with diminishing returns after a point. This offers us the following calculations.
 
 
* '''Power''' = ''Moles x Gas Power Factor x Temperature''
* '''Distance''' = ''Power/1000''
 
'''NOTE:''' You can mix different gasses together for the moderator gas/mix; these calculations assume you are using a single gas moderator.
 
 
As for specific gasses, below is a table listing various gasses, their power factor, and whether they are readily available on the Horizon or not.
 
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Moderator Gas Power Factors
|-
! Gas !! Amount (moles) !! Achieved Power !! Available on the Horizon (Y/N)
|-
| Phoron || 1.00 || 1.00 || Y
|-
| Hydrogen || 1.00 || 0.70 || Y
|-
| Deuteruim || 1.00 || 1.67 || N
|-
| Tritium || 1.00|| 1.68 || N
|-
| Nitrogen || 1.00|| 0.30 || Y
|-
| Nitrous Oxide || 1.00|| 0.50 || Y
|-
| Oxygen || 1.00|| 0.90 || Y
|-
| Carbon Dioxide || 1.00|| 0.24 || Y
|-
| Sulphur Dioxide || 1.00 || 1.20 || N
|-
| Chlorine || 1.00 || 1.00 || N
|-
| Helium || 1.00 || 1.60 || Y
|-
| Boron || 1.00 || 1.69 || Y
|}

===<big>Modification and Experimentation</big>===
With all that information out of the way, you might be wondering how to actually utilise it in an effective way. Admittedly, much of the experimentation with a Bluespace Drive lies in trying out various gas moderator compositions in Atmospherics. As with most of Atmospherics, most of the fun is in experimentation! With the information given to you here, go forth and try out various mixes and gas compositions.

As for modifying the drive itself, perhaps one might consider how best to allow for a more precise way of injecting 1000 moles into the Phoron line. Or, how to manage the intake of your custom moderator gas mix.

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Furrycactus:

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2025-01-13T10:12:46Z

Furrycactus:

C-Goliath Drive Field Handbook - Quick Reference

"How to use the C-Goliath Drive for bluespace jumping."

The C-Goliath Drive comes equipped with:

* Two separate gas feeding circuits: A Phoron line on the west and a moderator gas mix line on the north.
* Two independent power circuits: The primary circuit, which feeds the outer shield ring, the room APC and the drive itself, and the secondary circuit, which feeds the inner shield ring.
* A same-room control console.

Operational Instructions:

# Energize and charge the two SMES circuits to an acceptable level.
# Wrench down the coils and the outer shield ring generators, wrench down and weld down the inner shield ring generators and the emitters.
# Prepare 1000 moles of Phoron to be pulled into the drive, on the Phoron line.
# Prepare the moderator gas mixture to be fed into the drive, on the moderator gas mix line.
# Once sure the calculations for the gasses are correct and the drive can feed, activate the emitters.
# Wait for the charge bar indicators on the inner shield generators to reach 100%.
# Operate the inner shield generators to turn them on. Move away from them as soon as activated, the shield can and will repel you too!
# Unlock with your ID card and activate the outer shield generators, if non-specialized personnel is present, lock them back after activation.
# Operate the control console, energize the drive and observe the gasses being fed into it.
# Set the rotation of the jump on the knob, in absolute galactic degrees.
# Announce the jump and ensure no personnel is outside the ship!
# Activate the jump, the drive will take approximately 30 seconds to energize the field, then it will jump automatically.
# De-energize the drive in the control console.
# Disable the secondary circuit SMES output to disable the emitters, and wait for the inner shield generators to discharge and the shield to extinguish.
# Disable the outer shield generators.

Emergency Procedure:

Should the drive need to be shut down for an emergency, or to abort the jump, it's possible to de-energize it from the control console.
Likewise, it's possible to dump unwanted gas mixtures contained in it via the appropriate dump button located in the control console.
Dumping gasses will cause the gasses to be lost, it's recommended to only do that in extreme circumstances, and pump out the Phoron from the Phoron line before.
Please note, the dissipation of the stored energy would cause a bluespace flash across the ship, which can cause temporary hearing and vision disturbances, when the drive is de-energizedwhile operational or the gasses are dumped. If time allows, the crew should be informed about it.

Dr. Marivek's notes:

The C-Goliath Drive will create the bluespace-field-driver singularity only when energized and fed with any valid gas in the moderator circuit and the Phoron line.
Any quantity above 1000 moles of Phoron is wasted, precise calculation is therefore encourage for efficiency.
Various gasses can be used for the moderation mix, any gas that is not valid will simply be absorbed without contributing to the bluespace effect.
Temperature of the moderation gas mixture is also influential, in my observations, ontop of the specific gas and the amount. Higher temperatures seems to increase the effect per mole.
The field-driver singularity is not self-sustaining, and can be destroyed by depowering the C-Goliath Drive.
Should the field-driver singularity become loose from the quantum entanglement tunnel, unless fed, it won't destroy more than its size and won't move.
It has been noted that, at times, it has been observed to escape the first shield ring. It is extremely important to ensure both shield rings are engaged for maximum safety.

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[[File:BSdriveHorizon2.png|thumb|The C-Goliath Bluespace Drive, in all its glory.]]{{toc_right}}
===<big>What is it?</big>===
The '''[[Bluespace#Bluespace Drives|Bluespace Drive]]''' - also known as the '''C-Goliath Drive''' - is a highly sophisticated piece of machinery, and its importance and impact on the history of the modern Orion Spur cannot be understated. Developed by [[NanoTrasen]], it allows a spacefaring vessel to fold space around itself using the [[Bluespace]] dimension, and is powered by [[Bluespace#Phoron|Phoron]]. It allows for a ship to jump across distances without making use of the [[Guide to Thrusters|thrusters]]. While it is somewhat capable of being operated in its starting configuration, it performs at its best when operated in partnership between [[Engineer|Engineers]] and [[Atmospheric Technician|Atmospheric Technicians]], and this should be the aspiration whenever possible.

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2025-01-13T10:01:23Z

Furrycactus:

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2025-01-13T09:59:10Z

Furrycactus:

2024-07-16T13:22:41Z

Furrycactus: Botanist Update

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|stafftype = SERVICE
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|img = Botanist-nbt.png
|jobtitle = Botanist
|access = [https://wiki.aurorastation.org/index.php?title=Civilian#Hydroponics Hydroponics]
|difficulty = Easy
|qualifications = Bachelors degree in applicable field, or pass (75%+) Horticulture Test.
|employers = [[Idris Incorporated]], [[Nanotrasen Corporation]], [[Orion Express]].
|education = [[Tajaran Educational Institutions#Nal'tor College of Career Excellence|Nal'tor College of Career Excellence]] - [[Tajaran
Educational Institutions#Shungsta University of Agrarian Sciences|Shungsta University of Agrarian Sciences]]
|superior = [[Executive Officer]]
|duties = Grow plants for the kitchen and operations bounties. Take care of animals in pen.
|guides = [[Guide to Hydroponics]]
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As a '''Botanist''', it's your job to grow stuff for the [[Chef]] to keep the crew fed. There are plenty of vegetables to grow, and if you're feeling adventurous, there are some other less edible plants to experiment growing with. You may also come in handy for medical or the chemist, as many plants can provide useful chemicals when ground up and purified in a ChemMaster 3000.

== Plants ==
For the full chart with plant types, what they look like, and what they do, please check out the [[Guide to Hydroponics]].

=== Fertilizer Types ===
'''EZ Nutrient:''' The standard fertilizer, keeps plants alive. Won't increase yield.

'''Left-4-Zed:''' Increases the potency by a large amount, but takes forever to harvest. Switch to another fertilizer if it takes too long.

'''Robust Harvest:''' The amount harvested increases dramatically.

=== Seeds ===
The seed storage gives you seeds to start growing. There's a couple of hidden seeds too if you get the tools to hack it, but remember that it's very slightly illegal.

=== The [[Chef]] ===
Take your vegetables to the chef, then have him cook them up! There are many different foods the chef can make from different foods you grow. Or, as an alternative, have him blend different things for you. Blended foods provide a concentration of various materials that can be separated from nutriment reagents.

== Tools of the Trade ==
You get a few fun tools as a Botanist that will make your life easier when growing plants. Many of these are found in your locker:
* '''Plant Analyzer:''' Use to determine various traits about your plants and seeds. Good to determine best lighting conditions for optimal growing time.
* '''Plant Bag:''' Collects harvestables and seed packets in bulk. Just click on the pile with the bag to collect, and click the bag on the fridge or seed vendor to store.
* '''Hydrobelt:''' Useful for carrying all your planting needs at hand.
* '''Hatchet:''' Use cut down plants from your trays when you are ready to remove them. Also used to chop tower caps into wooden planks.
* '''Mini Hoe:''' Use to remove weeds from the hydroponic trays. Weeds are more common on soil beds than in trays, but it's good to check from time to time.
* '''Plant Clippers:''' Used to take a sample from a plant and make a new seed packet you can grow before the plant is mature. This harms the plant's health somewhat, and some plants are more fragile than others.
* '''Plant-B-Gone:''' Makes plants unhealthy, and easier to chop down. Does minor toxin damage. May cause strange weeds or mushrooms to grow in place of the plant.
* '''Backpack Water Tank:''' A quick and easy way to fill your trays (or spray the ground wet) but it takes up your backpack slot. Holds 500 units. Detach the sprayer and use it to fill the pack at the sink.
* '''Bucket:''' Fill at the sink and water your trays. Doesn't take up your back slot. Holds 300 units.

== Other Useful Tools ==
* '''Tray Lids:''' When setting light conditions, use the lids (alt+click the tray). This will keep the temperature and set light condition stable in the tray. Defaults at level 5 light.

=== Chemicals ===
Ammonia is a much better fertilizer than EZ-Grow, and unstable mutagens can cause some interesting plant variations.

Most chemicals can be requested from the [[Chemist]], but you're quite low down on the list of people who need them, so try giving them some useful plants to blend.

Different chemicals do different things to your plants when injected. Feel free to experiment until you find a blend you like!

== Traitor ==
You can use Nettles as an interesting weapon, but they take a very long time to grow to effective potency levels. If you have an easy objective, quickly rush out and get it out of the way, head back and get your plants growing. Your leather gloves leave no prints at a crime scene, so if you ditch your equipment (or hide it) you should be fine enough so no one knows it was you. You can also intoxicate some food if you get your hands on a dropper. Just make sure your give it to the right person!

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2024-02-09T04:02:08Z

Furrycactus: New Oven Recipe

==Nutrition==
As you walk, run, and spend time on the station, your character's nutrition level will drop. Eating food that contains nutriment, protein, or certain other reagents (see below) will replenish this value. It isn't good to go without food for too long, or to overeat! Keep in mind how much you've eaten and how long it has been since you last ate, and try to stay comfortably full.

Note that nutriment and other reagents need to be metabolized by your body after you've eaten, so if you don't fill up immediately after a meal, you may after a few moments.

Several reagents will increase your nutrition:
* Very effective: Fats (Corn oil, peanut oil, and triglycerides in meat), caramel, glucose, nutriment (found in most foods), protein (found in meat, cheese, eggs, tofu, and seafood), and k'ois (if you are a Vaurca; it is poisonous otherwise).
* Somewhat effective: Honey, ketchup, coco powder, peanut butter/roasted peanuts, hot ramen, Hell Ramen, barbecue sauce, garlic sauce, mayonnaise, and batter.
* Minor increase: Soy sauce, hot cocoa, potato juice, sprinkles, dry ramen, flour, rice, moss, cherry jelly, coffee/tea grounds, alcoholic drinks. There may be others!

Alien species have special dietary needs:
* [[Vaurca|Vaurca]] are only nourished by k'ois paste, which is found in the k'ois products on station. These foods also contain phoron, which the species needs to survive. Consuming any other food reagent will poison them.
* [[Unathi|Unathi]] are only nourished by animal products: meat, eggs, dairy, and so forth. Though they can eat other foods, these will not provide an Unathi with nourishment. Unathi are sensitive to foods that lower body temperature.
* [[Skrell|Skrell]] do not have special dietary needs and are not allergic to animal protein. However, they do not have teeth and prefer soft foods.
* [[Tajara|Tajara]] do not have special dietary needs, but are sensitive to foods that raise body temperature.
* [[IPC|IPCs]] do not eat food. They require power from cyborg recharge stations or station APCs.

===Fullness/Starvation===
If you are very hungry or thirsty, you will start to move very slowly due to starvation. This effect can be severe and will continue until you eat some food, so head to the [[chef]] for a wholesome snack!
* IPCs that run out of nutrition due to a lack of power will be temporarily immobilized.
* Vaurca are affected by nutrition like other species, but will also begin to suffocate if they do not replenish their internal phoron supply by consuming k'ois or finding an external source of phoron.

Some things will decrease your nutrition quickly:
* Sprinting by toggling 'Walk' to 'Run'
* Vomiting
* Being cold (by exposure to cold environments or because you were in a cryo tube)
* Recovering from blood loss
* Taking Lipozine

==Food Recipes==
* Liquids, condiments, ground fruits and vegetables, and eggs that have been cracked into a container are all measured in reagent units. They can be poured directly into the oven or pan. Eggs are special: Adding an egg to a container such as a skillet with intent set to Help will add the egg as a whole ingredient; any other intent will crack the egg into the skillet, adding the egg's reagents (usually 3u egg yolk) instead.

* Sliceable foods can be divided into smaller portions by slicing them with a sharp object. Their reagents are divided equally into the slices. The slices noted here are the maximum number of slices, which you can get by using a precise cutting tool like a kitchen knife, cleaver, or scalpel; crude cutting tools, like axes, shovels, and saws will result in fewer slices.

* Condiments and reagents can be added to food, possibly increasing their nutrition value or adding some [[traitor|fun]] extras. A chef can create condiments by grinding up things that contain them and isolating them in the CondiMaster. Condiments let you put ketchup on your fries, salt in your soup, dylovene on your fish fingers, or psilocybin on your xenoburger--the possibilities are endless. Foods hold a maximum of fifty units of reagents.

* Some poisonous foods can be prepared safely if the poisonous reagent is neutralized or removed somehow (try using syringes!). Experienced chefs only!

* Poisonous reagents are marked in red text. Reagents which have other, non-deadly effects--like intoxication, sleepiness, or the effects of hot or cold sauce--are marked in blue text.

* Microwaves do not exist. Most of their functions have been relegated to plates, bowls, and stoves instead.

* To create most foods, you need a container to mix ingredients. Containers include skillets, saucepans, pots, serving bowls and plates, oven dishes, and deep-fryer baskets.

* Some recipes must be baked, boiled, fried, or cooked. For these, pick up a container from its appliance, insert the various ingredients, and then put the container back. If the appliance isn't turned on, your food won't cook; turn it on with an alt-click on the appliance, then select the desired temperature.

* Food is done when it reaches a set temperature; your appliance will sound a helpful ping to notify you. If left too long after it is cooked, it burns; but there is plenty of time to reach the appliance and retrieve the food between cooked and burnt, so don't be afraid to set your fryer, stove, and oven to their max temperatures.

* Traitor chefs can make some sneaky substitutions:
** Psychedelic or poisonous mushrooms can be substituted for mushrooms in most mushroom dishes. If your victim gets medical treatment in a reasonable amount of time, they should survive.
** Poisonous apples (Xenobotany) can be used in all apple dishes, and the final dish will be poisoned. Unlike poisonous mushrooms, cyanide apples can easily kill, since cyanide causes paralysis and heart failure.
** Slime jelly (Xenobiology) can be substituted for cherry jelly, and will poison the resulting food. Slime jelly is highly toxic; your victim will require intensive medical care to survive.
** Anything made with meat can be made with human meat. (It's still necessary to emag the gibber before butchering one's murder victims.)
** Anything made with fish can be made with carp. This will poison your victim with carpotoxin. It will also upset the pharmacist, since carpotoxin can be made into rare chemicals.

===Mixed Recipes===
Some recipes do not need to be heated, just mixed together. A few recipes can be created by clicking on one ingredient with the other; most require a mixing bowl or other container. Simply stuff the ingredients into a serving bowl or plate, drag the container's sprite onto your character's, and watch the delicious goodies appear in the container. If you can fit multiples of the same recipe into your container, you can even speed up the process: for example, combining six cabbages, three tomatoes, three carrots, and three apples in a bowl before dragging it to yourself will net you three tossed salads.

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! style='background-color:Red;'|
! style='background-color:Red;'|Result
! style='background-color:Red;'|Container
! style='background-color:Red;'|Recipe
! style='background-color:Red;'|Reagents & Notes
|-
|[[File:Aesirsalad.png|64px]]
|'''Aesir salad
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 ambrosia deus, 1 golden apple
| 8 Nutriment, 4 Ambrosia Extract, 2 Apple Juice, 1 Bicaridine, 3 Gold, 1 Synaptizine, 8 The Doctor's Delight, 8 Tricordrazine
*Ambrosia Deus and Golden Apple are mutant plants obtainable from Xenobotany.
|-
|[[File:Baconburger.png|64px]]
|'''Bacon Burger
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 2 [[#bacon|bacon]], 1 meat
| 4 nutriment, 8 animal protein, 2.67 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Banana_split.png|64px]]
|'''Banana Split
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 ice cream cone 1 banana 5u milk, 5u ice
| 5 nutriment, 3 banana juice
|-
|[[File:Bearburger.png|64px]]
|'''Bearburger
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 1 bear meat
| 12 animal protein, 4 nutriment, 5 hyperzine
|-
|[[File:bigbite.png|64px]]
|'''Big Bite Burger
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Burger, 3 meat 3u egg yolk
| 4 nutriment, 10 animal protein
|-
|[[File:BLT.png|64px]]
|'''BLT
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 bread slice, 2 [[#bacon|bacon]] 1 cabbage, 1 tomato
| 7.75 nutriment, 4 animal protein, 0.25 salt, 11 tomato juice, 0.6 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Breakfest_of_Guwandi.png|64px]]
|'''Breakfast of champions
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 meat steak, 1 omelette du fromage, 1 sausage
| 12 animal protein, 8 egg yolk, .64 nutriment, 1 pepper, 1 salt, 2.33 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:bunbun.png|64px]]
|'''Bun Bun
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 [[#Bun|bun]]
| 8 Nutriment
|-
|[[File:plain Burger.png|64px]]
|'''Burger
| None OR Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]] and [1 Cutlet OR 1 Meatball]
| 4 nutriment, 2 animal protein, .67 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:candiedapple.png|64px]]
|'''Candied Apple
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 apple 5u water, 5u sugar
| 3 nutriment, 2 apple juice, 5 sugar, 5 water
|-
|[[File:cheeseburger.png|64px]]
|'''Cheeseburger
| None OR Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Burger, 1 Cheese wedge
| 4 nutriment, 3 animal protein, 2 cheese
|-
|[[File:cheesefries.png|64px]]
|'''Cheesy Fries
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board OR Skillet
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 space fries
| 4 nutriment, 3 cheese, corn oil
|-
|[[File:chickenfillet.png|64px]]
|'''Chicken Fillet Sandwich
| None OR Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 1 Katsu
| 4 nutriment, 8 animal protein, beer batter, corn oil
|-
|[[File:chilicheesefries.png|64px]]
|'''Chili Cheese Fries
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board OR Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 Space Fries, 1 Hot Chili, 1 Cheese Wedge
| 8 nutriment, 2 animal protein, 2 capsaicin
|-
|[[File:chocolatepita.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Pita
| Bowl
| 1 Pita, 5u Choco-Nut Spread
| 4 nutriment, 4 Choco-Nut Spread
|-
|[[File:hotcorgi.png|64px]]
|'''Classic Hotdog
| None OR Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 1 Corgi meat
| 5 nutriment, 16 animal protein, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Creamice.png|64px]]
|'''Creamice
| Mixing Bowl
| 1 dirtberry 10u fatshouter milk, 10u ice, 10u sugar
| 8 nutriment, 11 dirt berry juice, 10 fatshouter milk, 8 ice, 3 oil, 10 sugar
*Fatshouter milk is available from the bartender.
|-
|[[File:deepdive.png|64px]]
|'''Deep Dive
| Bowl
| 1 fish Fillet, 1 Seaweed 1 Cheese, 5u Cream
| 3u Nutriment, 5u Seafood Protein
|-
|[[File:donerkebab.png|64px]]
|'''Doner Kebab
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 pita, 1 cutlet 1 cabbage, 1 tomato 1u salt, 1u space spice
| 7 nutriment, 4 animal protein, 1 space spice, 1 salt, 11 tomato juice
|-
|[[File:Earthenroot_salad.png|64px]]
|'''Earthen-root Salad
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 earthen root, 2 messa's tears, 1 dirtberries 1 [[#sarmikhir|sarmikhir]]
| 10 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Bacon Stick.png|64px]]
|'''Eggpop
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#bacon|bacon]], 1 boiled egg
| 3 animal protein, 2 egg yolk, .33 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:hellburrito.png|64px]]
|'''El Diablo
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 spicy meat burrito 10 chili
| 24 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Fairy bread.png|64px]]
|'''Fairy Bread
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 bread slice, 3 sprinkle
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:falafel.png|64px]]
|'''Falafel
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Pita, 1 Hummus, 1 Falafel Balls, 1 Tomato
| 7 nutriment
|-
|[[File:chocolatecrepe_fancy.png|64px]]
|'''Fancy Chocolate Crepe
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Chocolate Crepe, 1 Ice Cream Cone 1 Banana
| 6 Nutriment, 4 Choco-Nut Spread
|-
|[[File:whitechocolatecrepe_fancy.png|64px]]
|'''Fancy White Chocolate Crepe
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 White Chocolate Crepe, 1 Ice Cream Cone 1 Strawberries
| 6 Nutriment, 4 Sugar, 2 Vanilla Extract
|-
|[[File:Hardbread_fermented.png|64px]]
|'''Fermented Hma'trra Sandwich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 hardbread slices, 1 fermented hma'trra meat
| 10 nutriment, 15 seafood protein, 10 ammonia
|-
|[[File:hengsharolls.png|64px]]
|'''Hengsha Rolls
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Cabbage, 1 Corn, 1 Mashed Potatoes, 1 Tofu
| 8 nutriment
|-
|[[File:carpsandwich.png|64px]]
|'''Fillet -o- Fish Sandwich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 1 Fish Fillet
| 4 nutriment, 6 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:Fishtaco.png|64px]]
|'''Fish taco
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board OR Skillet
| 1 fish fillet, 1 tortilla 1 chili, 1 lemon
| 8 nutriment, 7 capsaicin, 10 lemon juice, 3 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:floatingisland.gif|64px]]
|'''Floating Island
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 Pineapple Rings, 1 Cherry, 5u Gelatin, 5u Ice
| 3u nutriment, 5u Gelatin
|-
|[[File:vegello_salad.png|64px]]
|'''Garden Vegetable Gelatin Salad
| Mixing Bowl
| 2 messa's tear, 2 earthen root, 2 dirtberries 10u gelatin, 5u water, 1u space spice
| 24 nutriment
*Sliceable: 6 slices
|-
|[[File:fruitgello_dessert.png|64px]]
|'''Gelatin Dessert
| Mixing Bowl
| 2 sugar tree fruit, 1 dirtberries 10u gelatin, 5u water, 5u sugar, 5u cream
| 4 nutriment, 4 cream
|-
|[[File:guacdip.png|64px]]
|'''Guacamole Dip
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 tofu 1 chili, 1 lime 1u pepper, 1u salt, 1u space spice
| 20u nutriment
|-
|[[File:Hotdog.png|64px]]
|'''Hotdog
| None OR Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 1 Sausage
| 4 nutriment, 6 animal protein, .33 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Dip_hummus.png|64px]]
|'''Hrikhir
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 messa's tear, 1 dirt berries 1u space spice, 5u blizzard ear flour
| 20 nutriment
|-
|[[File:pita_hummus.png|64px]]
|'''Hummus Pita
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Hummus, 1 Pita
| 2 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Lardwich.png|64px]]
|'''Hro'zamal Lard Sandwhich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 flatbread, 1 lard
| 6 nutriment, 5 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Hummus.png|64px]]
|'''Hummus
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 chickpea, 10u garlic sauce, 2u space spice
| 4 nutriment
|-
|[[File:icecreamsandwich.png|64px]]
|'''Ice Cream Sandwich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 ice cream cone 5u ice, 5u milk
| 4 nutriment
|-
|[[File:izuixu.png|64px]]
|'''Izu-Ixu
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 strawberries 5u milk, 5u ice, 5u xuizi juice
| 4 Nutriment, 5 Xuizi Juice
|-
|[[File:jellytoast.png|64px]]
|'''Jellied Toast
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board OR Skillet
| 1 toasted bread 5u cherry jelly
| 2 nutriment, 5 cherry jelly
|-
|[[File:jellyburger.png|64px]]
|'''Jelly Burger
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]] 5u cherry Jelly
| 4 nutriment, 5 cherry jelly
|-
|[[File:Jellysandwich.png|64px]]
|'''Jelly Sandwich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 bread slice 5u cherry jelly
| 3.75 nutriment, 1.25 animal protein, 5 cherry jelly, .25 salt
|-
|[[File:jyalra.png|64px]]
|'''Jyalra
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 4 Dyn
| 10 nutriment, 4 dyn juice
|-
|[[File:Koisburger.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois burger
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 Fried K’ois
| 15 k'ois, 15 phoron
|-
|[[File:koiskebab3.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois on a stick
| None
| Metal Rod, 1-3 Fried K’ois
| 6/8/10 k'ois, 9/12/15 phoron
|-
|[[File:LadyLulaine.png|64px]]
|'''Lady Lulaine
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 blueberry, 1 berry 2 muffins 6u egg yolk, 5u ice, 5u cream, 10u sugar
| 15 nutriment, 5 berry juice
*Sliceable: 5 slices.
|-
|[[File:lortl.png|64px]]
|'''Lortl
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 dried q’lort slice 1u salt
| 2 nutriment, 2 salt
|-
|[[File:earthenroot_mash.png|64px]]
|'''Mashed Earthen-root
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 earthenroot 1u pepper, 1u salt
| 4 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Mashedpotato.png|64px]]
|'''Mashed potato
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 potato
| 4 nutriment, 11 potato juice
|-
|[[File:burrito.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Burrito
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 tortilla, 2 meatball 1u space spice
| 6 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 1 space spice
|-
|[[File:cheesyburrito.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Cheese Burrito
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Meat burrito, 1 cheese wedge
| 6 nutriment, animal protein, 2.5 cheese, 1 space spice
|-
|[[File:vkrexiwrap_meat.png|64px]]
|'''Meat V'Krexi Wrap
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 tortilla, 2 meatball 1u V'Krexi Taffy
| 5 Nutriment, 6 Animal Protein, 2 V'krexi Taffy
|-
|[[File:meatkabob.png|64px]]
|'''Meat-kabob
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 meat, 1 metal rod
| 12 animal protein, 4 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:mysteryburrito.png|64px]]
|'''Mystery Meat Burrito
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Meat burrito, 1 mystery soup
| 13 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 1 space spice.
*Also contains whatever reagents were in the Mystery Soup
|-

|[[File:nomadskewer.png|64px]]
|'''Nomad Skewer
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 adhomian meat, 1 metal rod 1 dirtberry, 1 earthenroot
| 8 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 11 dirt berry juice, 6 earthen-root juice, 3 oil, 3 sugar, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:chocobread.png|64px]]
|'''NTella Bread Slice
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 bread slice 5u Choco-Nut Spread
| 4 Nutriment, 0.625 Animal Protein, 5 Choco-Nut Spread, 0.125 Salt
|-
|[[File:Sushi_Roll.png|64px]]
|'''Ouerean Fish Log
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 fish fillet, 1 boiled rice 1 cabbage
| 4 nutriment, 10 rice, 6 seafood protein, 5 water
*Sliceable: 3 Ouerean fish cake
|-
|[[File:pbj.png|64px]]
|'''PBJ Sandwich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 bread slice 5u cherry jelly, 5u peanut butter
| 3.75 nutriment, 1.25 animal protein, 5 cherry jelly, 5 peanut butter, .25 salt
|-
|[[File:pbtoast.png|64px]]
|'''Peanut Butter Toast
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board OR Skillet
| 1 toasted bread 5u peanut butter
| 2 nutriment, 5 peanut butter
|-
|[[File:qlguabi.png|64px]]
|'''Qlguabi
| Bowl
| 4 Guami fruit 10u Dyn Juice, 10u Milk
| 3 nutriment, 5 Gelatin
|-
|[[File:ratburger.png|64px]]
|'''Rat burger
| None OR Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 1 rat meat
| 4 nutriment, 5 animal protein, 2 Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Reubensandwich.png|64px]]
|'''Reuben Sandwich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Cheese Wedge, 1 cutlet, 1 Sauerkraut, 2 toast 5u mayonnaise, 5u ketchup
| 8 nutriment, 2 animal protein, 2 ketchup, 2 mayonnaise
|-
|[[File:salsadip.png|64px]]
|'''Salsa Dip
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 chili, 1 tomato, 1 lime 1u space spice, 1u salt, 1u pepper
| 20u nutriment
|-
|[[File:sandwich.png|64px]]
|'''Sandwich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 bread slice, 1 cheese wedge, 1 Meat Steak
| 3.75 nutriment, 7.25 animal protein, 2.5 cheese, 1 pepper, 1.25 salt, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Dip_sourcream.png|64px]]
|'''Sarmikhir {{anchor|sarmikhir}}
| Mixing Bowl
| 15u fermented fatshouter milk, 15u cream, 1u space spice
| 20 nutriment
|-
|[[File:hardbread_sourcream.png|64px]]
|'''Sarmikhir Sandwich
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 hardbread slices, 1 [[#sarmikhir|sarmikhir]]
| 12 nutriment
|-
|[[File:sauerkraut.png|64px]]
|'''Sauerkraut
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 cabbage 5u Universal Enzyme
| 4 nutriment
|-
|[[File:fish_mousse.png|64px]]
|'''Seafood Mousse
| Mixing Bowl
| 2 ras'val clam meat, 1 dirtberries, 1 [[#sarmikhir|sarmikhir]] 10u gelatin, 5u water, 1u space spice
| 4 nutriment, 6 seafood
|-
|[[File:cheesyspicyburrito.png|64px]]
|'''Spicy Cheese Meat Burrito
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 meat burrito, 1 cheese wedge 2 chili
| 8 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 14 capsaicin, 2.5 cheese, 1 space spice
|-
|[[File:spicyburrito.png|64px]]
|'''Spicy Meat Burrito
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 meat burrito 2 chili
| 8 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 14 capsaicin, 1 space spice
|-
|[[File:Tajaran_Spicy_Clams.png|64px]]
|'''Spicy Ras'val Clams
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2 Ras'val clam meat 1 cabbage, 1 chili 1u capsaicin, 1u space spice
| 3 nutriment, 8 capsaicin, 4 seafood protein, 1 space spice
|-
|[[File:Stuffed Meatball.png|64px]]
|'''Stuffed Meatball
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 meatball 1 cabbage
| 4 animal protein, 2.5 cheese, 2 nutriment
|-
|[[File:superbite.png|64px]]
|'''Super Bite Burger
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 Big Bite Burger, 1 boiled egg, 1 cheese wedge, 1 dough, 1 meat 1 tomato 5u pepper, 5u salt
| 25 nutriment, 25 animal protein
|-
|[[File:Cheese_Cracker.png|64px]]
|'''Supreme Cheese Toast
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [Butter OR nutri-spread OR lard], 1 bread slice, 1 cheese wedge 1u space spice
| 8 nutriment, .16 animal protein, .63 cheese, .28 salt, .25 space spice, 5 triglyceride
*Makes 4
|-
|[[File:Sushi.png|64px]]
|'''Sushi
| None
| 1 boiled rice, 1 [Tofu or Sashimi or Chicken or Fried Egg or Cutlet]
| Depends on ingredients Each Boiled Rice can make several pieces of Sushi
|-
|[[File:tannoulehsalad.png|64px]]
|'''Tabbouleh Salad
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 3 Mint Leaf, 1 Tomato, 1 Wheat, 1 Lemon
| 8 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Taco.png|64px]]
|'''Taco
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board OR Skillet
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 cutlet, 1 tortilla
| 6 nutriment, 3 animal protein, 2.5 cheese, .67 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:tofubuger.png|64px]]
|'''Tofu Burger
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 1 Tofu
| 4 nutriment, 3 tofu protein
|-
|[[File:meatkabob.png|64px]]
|'''Tofu-kabob
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 metal rod, 2 tofu
| 8 tofu protein
|-
|[[File:Herbsalad.png|64px]]
|'''Tossed Salad
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 apple, 2 cabbbage, 1 carrot, 1 tomato
| 9 nutriment, 2 apple juice, 10 carrot juice, 5 Oculine, 11 tomato juice
|-
|[[File:tunasalad.png|64px]]
|'''Tuna Pasta Salad
| Bowl
| 1 Boiled Spaghetti, 1 Fish Fillet 1 Mint Leaf 10u Mayonnaise
| 5 Nutriment, 3 Seafood Protein
|-
|[[File:tunasalad.png|64px]]
|'''Tuna Salad
| Bowl
| 1 Fish Fillet 1 Mint Leaf 10u Mayonnaise
| 3 Nutriment, 3 Seafood Protein
|-
|[[File:tunapita.png|64px]]
|'''Tuna Salad Pita
| Bowl
| 1 Pita, 1 Tuna Salad
| 5 Nutriment, 3 Seafood Protein
|-
|[[File:twobread.png|64px]]
|'''Two Bread
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board OR Skillet
| 2 bread slice 5u wine
| 3.75 nutriment, 1.25 animal protein, .25 salt, 5 wine
|-
|[[File:Validsalad.png|64px]]
|'''Valid Salad
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 meatball 3 ambrosia vulgaris, 1 potato
| 6 nutriment, 12 Ambrosia Extract, 3 animal protein, 3 bicaridine, 3 kelotane, 11 potato juice
|-
|[[File:veganburrito.png|64px]]
|'''Vegan Burrito
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 tofu, 1 tortilla
| 6 Nutriment, 6 tofu protein
|-
|[[File:vkrexiwrap_veggie.png|64px]]
|'''Veggie V'Krexi Wrap
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 tortilla 1 chili, 1 cabbage 1u V'Krexi Taffy
| 9 Nutriment, 4 Capsaicin Oil, 2 V'krexi Taffy
|-
|[[File:whitechocolate.png|64px]]
|'''White Chocolate Bar
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 2u Vanilla Extract, 2u [Milk or Soymilk], 2u Sugar
| 2 Nutriment Also available from Getmore Chocolate vending machines
|-
|[[File:Xenoburger.png|64px]]
|'''Xenoburger
| Mixing Bowl/Chopping Board
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]], 1 Xeno-meat
| 4 nutriment, 8 animal protein, 6 polytrinic acid
|-
|}
</div>

===Stove===
[[File:Stove_on.gif|64px]]

To cook on a stove, the stove must be preheated (ctrl+left click to choose temperature), and the right container must be used. Some recipes, like meatballs, can be mass produced. If reagents are not used in the recipe, they will be left over in the pan. Remove the container from the stove, add all the reagents to it, and put it back on the stove. The stove will "ping" when the food is finished.

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{| class="sortable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" align="center"
! style='background-color:Red;'|
! style='background-color:Red;'|Result
! style='background-color:Red;'|Container
! style='background-color:Red;'|Recipe
! style='background-color:Red;'|Reagents & Notes
|-
|[[File:Adhomian_fish_soup.png|64px]]
|'''Adhomian Fish Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 messa's tear 1 [[#sarmikhir|sarmikhir]] dip, 1 fish fillet 10u water
| 4 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:Tajaran_Stew.png|64px]]
|'''Adhomian Stew
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 2 adhomian meat 2 dirtberry, 1 Messa's Tear, 1 mushroom 10u water
| 13.2 nutriment, 12 animal protein, 10.8 dirt berry juice, 6 oil, 4 triglyceride, 4 water
|-
|[[File:AmanitaJelly.png|64px]]
|'''Amanita Jelly
| Saucepan
| 5u amatoxin, 5u vodka, 5u water
| 6 nutriment, 6 amatoxin, 6 psilocybin, 5 vodka, 5 water
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|64px]]
|'''Bacon {{anchor|bacon}}
| Skillet
| 1 raw bacon
| 1 animal protein, .33 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Bacon and Eggs.png|64px]]
|'''Bacon and eggs
| Skillet
| 1 [[#bacon|bacon]], 1 fried egg
| 3 animal protein, 3 egg yolk, 1 pepper, 1 salt, .33 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:baconmacandcheese.png|64px]]
|'''Bacon Mac and Cheese
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 [[#bacon|bacon]], 2 Cheese Wedge, 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]] 5u Water
| 4 Nutriment, 3 Animal Protein, 5 Cheese
|-
|[[File:Bearchili.png|64px]]
|'''Bear Chili
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 bear meat 1 chili, 1 tomato
| 3 nutriment, 3 animal protein, 3 capsaicin, 5 hyperzine, 2 tomato juice
|-
|[[File:Bearstew.png|64px]]
|'''Bear Stew
| Pot
| 1 bear meat 1 carrot, 1 chantrelle, 1 eggplant, 1 potato, 1 tomato 10u water
| 6 nutriment, 4 animal protein, 5 tomato juice, 5 hyperzine, 5 Oculine, 5 water
|-
|[[File:Berry_pancakes.png|64px]]
|'''Berry Pancakes
| Skillet
| 1 flat dough 1 berry
| 8 nutriment, 11 berry juice
|-
|[[File:bibimbap.png|64px]]
|'''Bibimbap Bowl
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 cutlet, 1 egg 1 cabbage, 1 carrot, 1 chantrelle 5u rice, 2u space spice
| 6 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 3 egg yolk, 3 Oculine, 2 space spice
|-
|[[File:bluemoon.png|64px]]
|'''Blue Moon
| Saucepan
| 1 White Chocolate 1 Blue Raspberry 5u Cream
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:egg.png|64px]]
|'''Boiled Egg
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 egg 5u water
| 2 egg yolk
|-
|[[File:fjylozyn_boiled.png|64px]]
|'''Boiled Fjylozyn
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 fjylozyn 5 water
| 4 nutriment, 1.75 Toxin, 6.25 Plant-B-Gone
|-
|[[File:Boiledrice.png|64px]]
|'''Boiled Rice
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 10u rice, 5u water
| 2 nutriment, 10 rice, 5 water
|-
|[[File:spagettiboiled.png|64px]]
|'''Boiled Spaghetti
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]] 5u water
| 3 nutriment, 5 water
|-
|[[File:beetsoup.png|64px]]
|'''Borscht
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 cabbage, 1 white-beet 10u water
| 8 nutriment, 3 sugar, 10 water
|-
|[[File:Chana masala.png|64px]]
|'''Chana Masala
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 2 chickpeas, 1 tomato, 1 chili, 2u space spice, 10u rice
| 8 nutriment
|-
|[[File:mushroomsoup.png|64px]]
|'''Chantrelle Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 mushroom 5u milk, 5u water
| 8 nutriment
|-
|[[File:chawanmushi.png|64px]]
|'''Chawanmushi
| Saucepan
| 1 chantrelle 6u egg yolk, 5u soy sauce, 5u water
| 5 animal protein
|-
|[[File:chetroinuoc.png|64px]]
|'''Che Troi Nuoc
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 Soybeans 10u Rice, 5u Vanilla Extract
| 6 Nutriment, 6u Rice
|-
|[[File:cheeseravioli.png|64px]]
|'''Cheese Ravioli
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 Cheese Wedge, 3 Dough Slice 1 Tomato 5u Water
| 6 nutriment, 5 cheese
|-
|[[File:momo.png|64px]]
|'''Chicken Momo
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 chicken meat, 3 dough slice 2u space spice, 5u water
| 9 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 2 space spice
|-
|[[File:Chilied Eggs.png|64px]]
|'''Chilied Eggs
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 3 boiled egg, 1 hot chili
| 3 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 3 capsaicin, 6 egg yolk, 11 tomato juice, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Chocegg.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Egg
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 chocolate bar, 1 egg
| 3 nutriment, 3 egg yolk
|-
|[[File:chocolatecrepe.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Crepe
| Skillet
| 1 plain crepe 5u Choco-Nut Spread
| 2 Nutriment, 5 Choco-Nut Spread
|-
|[[File:ClamsCasino.png|64px]]
|'''Clams Casino
| Skillet
| 2 slimy meat, 1 [[#bacon|bacon]] 2 bread slice 2u space spice
| 6 seafood, 2 animal protein, 2 nutriment
|-
|[[File:coldstew.png|64px]]
|'''Cold Chili
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 meat 1 ice pepper, 1 tomato
| 3 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 7 frost oil, 11 tomato juice, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:meatbun.png|64px]]
|'''Custard Bun
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 dough slice 3u egg yolk, 1u space spice, 5u water
| 6 nutriment, 2 animal protein, 2 egg yolk
|-
|[[File:Cutlet.png|64px]]
|'''Cutlet
| Skillet
| 1 raw cutlet
| 2 Animal Protein, .66 Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:dionasoup.png|64px]]
|'''Diona Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 diona meat 1 cabbage 10u water
| 11 nutriment, 2 radium, 5 water 
Illegal in Biesel space.
|-
|[[File:dionastew.png|64px]]
|'''Diona Stew
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 diona meat 1 carrot, 1 chantrelle, 1 potato 10u water
| 8 nutriment, 2 carrot juice, 2 potato juice, 2 radium 
Illegal in Biesel space.
|-
|[[File:dynpozole.png|64px]]
|'''Dyn pozole
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 meat 1 cabbage, 1 dyn, 1 tomato 10u water
| 8.2 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 10 dylovene, 7 dyn juice, 6.25 dyn tea, 10.5 tomato juice, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:earthenrootravioli.png|64px]]
|'''Earthenroot Ravioli
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 Earthenroot, 1 Pumpkin, 1 Tomato 5u Soymilk, 5u Water
| 8 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Tajaran_soup.png|64px]]
|'''Earthen-root soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 2 earthenroot 1u salt, 1u space spice, 10u water
| 4 nutriment, 10 earthen-root juice, 1 salt, 1 space spice, 4 sugar, 10 water
|-
|[[File:eggbasket.png|64px]]
|'''Egg in the Basket
| Skillet
| 1 bread slice, 1 egg
| 2 nutriment, .63 animal protein, 3 egg yolk, .13 salt
|-
|[[File:fatshouters_bloodpudding.png|64px]]
|'''Fatshouter Blood Pudding {{anchor|fatpudding}}
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 adhomian meat, 1 lard 5u blizzard ear flour, 10u blood
| 12 animal protein, 7 triglyceride, 5 blizzard ear flour, 10 blood
|-
|[[File:fishandchips.png|64px]]
|'''Fish & Chips
| Skillet
| 1 fish fillet, 1 space fries
| 4 nutriment, 7 seafood protein, corn oil
|-
|[[File:Earthenroot_wedges.png|64px]]
|'''Fried Earthen-root wedges
| Skillet
| 1 chopped earthen root
| 4 nutriment, 1.2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:friedegg.png|64px]]
|'''Fried Egg
| Skillet
| 1 over-easy fried egg
| 3 egg yolk, 1 pepper, 1 salt
|-
|[[File:friedkois.png|64px]]
|'''Fried K'ois
| Skillet
| 1 K’ois
| 6 k'ois paste, 9 phoron
|-
|[[File:friedrice.png|64px]]
|'''Fried Rice
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 cabbage, 1 carrot 10u rice, 5u soy sauce, 5u water
| 6 nutriment, 3 carrot juice, 1 Oculine, 5 rice
|-
|[[File:Fufu.png|64px]]
|'''Fufu
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 2 banana 5u water
| 9 nutriment
|-
|[[File:garlicbread.png|64px]]
|'''Garlic Bread
| Skillet OR Oven
| 1 bread slice, 1 butter 5u garlic sauce
| 5 nutriment, 3 garlic sauce
|-
|[[File:greencurry.png|64px]]
|'''Green Curry
| Skillet
| 2 tofu 1 chili 5u cream, 5u rice, 2u space spice
| 8 nutriment, 2 capsaicin, 2 space spice, 5 tofu protein
|-
|[[File:toastsand.png|64px]]
|'''Grilled Cheese Sandwich
| Skillet
| 2 bread slice, 1 cheese wedge
| 3.75 nutriment, 4 animal protein, 2.5 cheese, .25 salt
|-
|[[File:Gukhefish.png|64px]]
|'''Gukhe Fish
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 gukhe bloom 1 fish fillet 1u salt, 1u space spice
| 1 nutriment, 6 seafood protein, 2 capsaicin, 2 salt
|-
|[[File:hamcheesecrepe.png|64px]]
|'''Ham and Cheese Crepe
| Skillet
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 cutlet, 1 plain crepe
| 5 Nutriment, 2 Animal Protein, 2.5 Cheese, .67 Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:hashbrown.png|64px]]
|'''Hashbrown
| Skillet OR Grill
| 1 raw potato sticks 1u salt, 1u pepper
| 3 nutriment, 3 corn oil
|-
|[[File:hatchlingsurprise.png|64px]]
|'''Hatchling Surprise
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 3 [[#bacon|bacon]], 1 poached egg
| 1 nutriment, 4 animal protein, 2 egg yolk, 1 pepper, 1 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:hotstew.png|64px]]
|'''Hot Chili
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 meat 1 chili, 1 tomato
| 3 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 7 capsaicin, 11 tomato juice, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:ImperialScallops.png|64px]]
|'''Imperial Scallops
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 lemon, 2 garlic 5u water, 2u salt, 1u black pepper 2 slimy meat, 1 butter
| 6 seafood, 2 nutriment, 5 water, 2 salt
|-
|[[File:ImperialPot.png|64px]]
|'''Imperial Pot
| Pot
| 1 potato, 2 lemon, 1 garlic, 1 onion 15u water, 30u rice 2 fish cutlet, 2 slimy meat
| 20 seafood, 20 rice, 20 nutriment, 20 lemon juice, 5 space spice, 5 dylovene
|-
|[[File:Jellystew.png|64px]]
|'''Jelly Stew
| Pot
| 1 cutlet, 1 slimy fillet, 1 butter 2 chili 10u water
| 3 nutriment, 3 animal protein, 6 seafood protein, 3 Cosmozoan protein, 13.3 capsaicin, 1 Salt, 20.67 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:koisjelly.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois Jelly
| Saucepan
| 1 K’ois Paste 2 K’ois
| 25 k'ois, 20 Oculine, 20 phoron
|-
|[[File:koissteak.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois Steak
| Skillet
| 1 Fried K’ois
| 20 k'ois, 15 phoron
|-
|[[File:koiswaffles.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois Waffles
| Skillet
| 1 K’ois Paste
| 25 k'ois, 12 phoron
|-
|[[File:Seared Carp.png|64px]]
|'''Korlaaskak
| Skillet
| 6 fish fillet 1 cabbage, 1 lime 1u space spice
| 3 nutriment, 10 lime juice, 18 seafood protein, 1 space spice
*Sliceable: 6 slices
|-
|[[File:krakensoup.png|64px]]
|'''Kraken Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 Squid Meat 1 Pumpkin 10u Water, 2u Space Spice
| 2 Nutriment, 6 Seafood Protein, 5 Water
|-
|[[File:lomein.png|64px]]
|'''Lo Mein
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]] 1 cabbage, 1 carrot 5u soy sauce, 5u water
| 8 nutriment, 2 animal protein, 3 carrot juice, 1 Oculine
|-
|[[File:macandcheese.png|64px]]
|'''Mac and Cheese
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 2 Cheese Wedge, 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]] 5u Water
| 4 Nutriment, 5 Cheese
|-
|[[File:matsuul.png|64px]]
|'''Matsuul
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 3 Sashimi 1 Earthenroot, 1 Eki, 1 Mint Leaf
| 5 nutriment, 3 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:maeuntang.png|64px]]
|'''Maeuntang
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 fish fillet 1 chili, 1 moss 10u water
| 8 nutriment, 7 capsaicin, 3 seafood protein, 10 water
|-
|[[File:meatbun.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Bun
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 dough slice, 1 raw cutlet 1u space spice, 5u water
| 5 nutriment, 3 animal protein
|-
|[[File:Meat Pancake.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Pancake
| Skillet
| 3 meatball, 1 omelette du fromage
| 9 animal protein, 8 egg yolk
|-
|[[File:raviolimeat.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Ravioli
| Skillet
| 3 dough slice 1 tomato 6u animal protein, 5u water
| 6 Nutriment, 6 Animal Protein
|-
|[[File:meatstake.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Steak
| Skillet
| 1 meat 1u pepper, 1u salt
| 6 animal protein, 1 pepper, 1 salt, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Meatball.png|64px]]
|'''Meatball
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 raw meatball
| 3 animal protein
|-
|[[File:meatsoup.png|64px]]
|'''Meatball Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 meatball 1 carrot, 1 potato 10u water
| 3 nutriment, 18 animal protein, 10 carrot juice, 5 Oculine, 11 potato juice, 10 water
|-
|[[File:mint.png|64px]]
|'''Mint
| Saucepan
| 5u frost oil, 5u sugar
| 1 mint
|-
|[[File:miso_soup.png|64px]]
|'''Miso Soup
| Pot
| 2 soy dope, 2 tofu 10u water
| 8 nutriment, 6 tofu protein, 10 water
|-
|[[File:miyeokguk.png|64px]]
|'''Miyeokguk
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 meat 1 moss, 1 seaweed 10u water
| 8 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 2 triglyceride, 10 water
|-
|[[File:Moghresian Sea Delight.png|64px]]
|'''Moghresian Sea delight
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 3 egg 15u blood
| 15 blood, 9 egg yolk
|-
|[[File:moroz_brudet.png|64px]]
|'''Morozian Brudet
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 fish fillet 1 tomato 10u water
| 8 nutriment, 3 seafood protein, 11 tomato juice, 10 water
|-
|[[File:mossbowl.png|64px]]
|'''Moss bowl
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 2 moss 3u egg yolk, 5u water
| 2 nutriment, 3 egg yolk, 6 moss, 5 water
|-
|[[File:Mysterysoup.png|64px]]
|'''Mystery Soup
| Pot
| 1 Burned Mess, 1 cheese wedge, 1 tofu 3u egg yolk, 10u water
| Always contains 7 nutriment.
Possible other reagents: nutriment, banana juice, blood, capsaicin, frost oil, Oculine, slime jelly, tricordrazine, tomato juice, or water.
|-
|[[File:naera_stew.png|64px]]
|'''Neaera Stew
| Pot
| 1 Neaera Meat 2 eki, 2 guami 5 cream, 10 dyn juice
| 35 Nutriment, 3 Animal Protein, 4 Dyn Juice, 6 Seafood Protein, 2 Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:nettlesoup.png|64px]]
|'''Nettle Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 nettle, 1 potato 3u egg yolk, 10u water
| 3 egg yolk, 11 potato juice, 10 sulphuric acid, 5 tricordrazine, 10 water
* Nettles from Xenobotany.
|-
|[[File:NT muffin.png|64px]]
|'''NT Muffin
| Skillet
| 1 plump helment biscuit, 1 sausage, 1 fried egg, 1 cheese wedge
| 3 Nutriment, 5 Animal Protein
|-
|[[File:Omelette.png|64px]]
|'''Omelette Du Fromage
| Skillet
| 2 cheese wedge 6u egg yolk
| 8u egg yolk
|-
|[[File:Onionsoup.png|64px]]
|'''Onion Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 onion 10u water
| 5 nutriment, 3 onion juice, 10 water
|-
|[[File:friedegg.png|64px]]
|'''Over-easy fried egg
| Skillet
| 1 egg 1u pepper, 1u salt
| 3 egg yolk, 1 pepper, 1 salt
|-
|[[File:Pancakes.png|64px]]
|'''Pancakes
| Skillet
| 1 flat dough
| 8 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|64px]]
|'''Pan-cooked Bacon
| Skillet
| 1 [Butter OR Nutri-Spread], 6 raw bacon
| 1 animal protein, 3.67 triglyceride, .17 salt
*Makes 6
|-
|[[File:pepperoni.png|64px]]
|'''Pepperoni
| Skillet
| 1 sausage 1u salt, 1u space spice
| .46 Nutriment, 6 Animal Protein, 0.5 Seafood Protein, .33 Triglyceride, 1 Salt, 1 Space Spice
|-
|[[File:honeytoast.png|64px]]
|'''Piece of Honeyed Toast
| Skillet
| 1 bread slice 5u honey
| 1 nutriment, 2 honey
|-
|[[File:plaincrepe.png|64px]]
|'''Plain Crepe
| Skillet
| 5u Batter Mix
| 1 nutriment
|-
|[[File:nachos.png|64px]]
|'''Plate of Nachos
| Skillet
| 1 chip basket, 1 cheese wedge
| 10 nutriment, 2.5 cheese, 1 salt, corn oil
|-
|[[File:poachedegg.png|64px]]
|'''Poached Egg
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 egg 1u pepper, 1u salt, 1u space spice, 5u water
| 1 nutriment, 1 pepper
|-
|[[File:popcorn.png|64px]]
|'''Popcorn
| Saucepan
| 1 Corn
| 3 nutriment, 3 corn oil
|-
|[[File:Porkbowl.png|64px]]
|'''Porkbowl
| Saucepan
| 1 [[#bacon|bacon]] 10u rice, 5u water
| 4 animal protein, 6 rice
|-
|[[File:Puffpuffs.png|64px]]
|'''Puff-Puffs
| Skillet
| 10u flour, 5u water, 2u space spice, 1u salt
| 24 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Qilvo.png|64px]]
|'''Qilvo
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 slimy meat 2 seaweed 5u cream, 10u water
| 5 nutriment, 3 cream, 3 seafood protein, 5 water
|-
|[[File:cheesedip.png|64px]]
|'''Queso Dip
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 cheese wedge 1 chili, 1 tomato 1u pepper, 1u salt, 1u space spice
| 20 nutriment
|-
|[[File:ramenbowl.png|64px]]
|'''Ramen Bowl
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]], 1 Meat, 1 Egg 1 Seaweed 5u Soy Sauce, 10u Water
| 5 Nutriment, 4 Animal Protein, 5 Water
|-
|[[File:earthenroot_clambake.png|64px]]
|'''Ras'val Pasta
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 earthenroot 1 ras'val clam 5u water
| 6 nutriment, 6 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:Razirnoodles.png|64px]]
|'''Razir Noodles
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 egg, 1 worm fillet 1 lime 1u salt
| 3 nutriment, 8 seafood protein, 3 egg yolk, 5 polytrinic acid, 3 hyperzine
|-
|[[File:redcurry.png|64px]]
|'''Red Curry
| Skillet
| 2 cutlet 5u cream, 5u rice, 2u space spice
| 8 nutriment, 7 animal protein, 2 space spice
|-
|[[File:Red Sun Special.png|64px]]
|'''Red Sun Special
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 sausage
| 6 Animal Protein, 2.5 Cheese, .33 Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Ricepudding.png|64px]]
|'''Rice Pudding
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 5u milk, 10u rice
| 4 nutriment, 5 milk, 10 rice
|-
|[[File:risotto.png|64px]]
|'''Risotto
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 chantrelle 10u rice, 1u space spice, 5u wine
| 9 nutriment, 1 animal protein
|-
|[[File:Sausage.png|64px]]
|'''Sausage
| Skillet
| 1 cutlet, 1 meatball
| 6 animal protein, .33 triglyceride
*Makes 2
|-
|[[File:Savorycrepe.png|64px]]
|'''Savory Breakfast Crepe
| Skillet
| 1 Cheese Wedge, 1 Plain Crepe 3u Egg Yolk
| 5 Nutriment, 2.5 Cheese, 3 Egg Yolk
|-
|[[File:shakshouka.png|64px]]
|'''Shakshouka
| Skillet
| 2 Tomato 6u Egg Yolk, 1u pepper, 2u Space Spice
| 4 Nutriment, 3 Egg Yolk
|-
|[[File:Sintapudding.png|64px]]
|'''Sinta Pudding
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 butter 15u blood, 5u coco, 10u sugar
| 1 nutriment, 1 animal protein, 15 blood, 3 coco, 1 salt, 9 sugar, 20 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:swirlsoup.png|64px]]
|'''Spiral Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 bluespace tomato. 1 Ice Chili 10u water, 5u Cream
| 5 nutriment, 3 bluespace dust, 1 Frost Oil, 12 Singulo, 5 Water
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|64px]]
|'''Slime Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 5u slime jelly, 10u water
| 5 slime jelly, 10 water
|-
|[[File:Sloppyjoe.png|64px]]
|'''Sloppy Joe
| Skillet
| 1 [[#Bun|bun]] 6u animal protein, 5u barbecue sauce
| 4 Nutriment, 4 Animal Protein
|-
|[[File:pastatomato.png|64px]]
|'''Spaghetti
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]] 2 tomato 5u water
| 7 nutriment, 2 tomato juice, 5 water
|-
|[[File:bolognese.png|64px]]
|'''Spaghetti Bolognese
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]] 1 garlic, 1 onion, 1 tomato 6u animal protein, 5u water
| 4 Nutriment, 4 Animal Protein, 5 Tomato Juice
|-
|[[File:meatballspag.png|64px]]
|'''Spaghetti & Meatballs
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 2 meatball, 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]] 5u water
| 4 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 5 water
|-
|[[File:spesslaw.png|64px]]
|'''Spesslaw
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 4 meatball, 1 [[#spaghetti|spaghetti]] 5u water
| 4 nutriment, 12 animal protein, 5 water
|-
|[[File:Batwings.png|64px]]
|'''Spiced Shrieker Wings
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 2 bat wings, 1 butter 2 chili
| 2.7 nutriment, 3 animal protein, 14 capsaicin, 20 triglyceride, 1 salt
|-
|[[File:steamedcrab.png|64px]]
|'''Steamed Crab Legs
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 crab legs, 1 nutri-spread 1u salt, 10u water
| 2 nutriment, 6 seafood protein, 1 salt
|-
|[[File:stew.png|64px]]
|'''Stew
| Pot
| 1 meat 1 carrot, 1 chantrelle, 1 eggplant, 1 potato, 1 tomato 10u water
| 9 nutriment, 4 animal protein, 10 carrot juice, 5 Oculine, 11 potato juice, 6 tomato juice, 5 water
|-
|[[File:Stewedsoymeat.png|64px]]
|'''Stewed Soy Meat
| Saucepan
| 2 soy dope 1 carrot, 1 tomato
| 8 nutriment, 10 carrot juice, 5 Oculine, 11 tomato juice
|-
|[[File:Stokskewer.png|64px]]
|'''Stok Skewers
| Skillet
| 1 gukhe bloom 2 raw cutlet 1u space spice
| 1 nutriment, 2 animal protein, 2 capsaicin
|-
|[[File:Stuffedfish.png|64px]]
|'''Stuffed Fish Fillet
| Saucepan OR Skillet
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 fish fillet, 1 roe sack
| 3 nutriment, 2 cheese, 7 seafood protein, possibly 3 carpotoxin
|-
|[[File:omgtoast.png|64px]]
|'''Toasted Bread
| Skillet
| 1 bread slice 1u triglyceride
| 2 nutriment
|-
|[[File:toastsand.png|64px]]
|'''Toasted Sandwich
| Skillet
| 1 Sandwich
| 3.75 nutriment, 7.25 animal protein, 2 carbon, 2.5 cheese, 1 pepper, 1.25 salt, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:tomatosoup.png|64px]]
|'''Tomato Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 2 tomato 10u water
| 5 nutriment, 22 tomato juice, 10 water
|-
|[[File:tomatosoup.png|64px]]
|'''Tomato Soup [Blood]
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 30u Blood
| 2 animal protein, 30 blood, 5 water
|-
|[[File:tortilla.png|64px]]
|'''Tortilla
| Skillet
| 5u flour, 5u water
| 6 nutriment
|-
|[[File:triolademousse.png|64px]]
|'''Triolade Mousse
| Saucepan
| 1 Chocolate Bar, 1 White Chocolate 5u Cocoa, 5u Cream
| 6 nutriment
|-
|[[File:tunneler_scotchegg.png|64px]]
|'''Tunneler Meategg
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 hardbread slice, 1 adhomian meat, 1 tunneler egg, 1u space spice
| 3 egg, 7 protein, 5 nutriment
|-
|[[File:vegesoup.png|64px]]
|'''Vegetable Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 carrot, 1 corn, 1 eggplant, 1 potato 10u water
| 9 nutriment, 10 carrot juice, 3 corn oil, 5 Oculine, 11 potato juice, 10 water
|-
|[[File:momo.png|64px]]
|'''Veggie Momo
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 3 dough slice 1 cabbage, 1 carrot 2u space spice, 5u water
| 13 nutriment, 3 carrot juice, 1 Oculine, 4 space spice
|-
|[[File:waffles.png|64px]]
|'''Waffles
| Skillet
| 2 dough 10u sugar
| 8 nutriment, 10 sugar
|-
|[[File:whitechocolatecrepe.png|64px]]
|'''White Chocolate Crepe
| Skillet
| 1 plain crepe, 1 white chocolate
| 3 Nutriment, 4 Choco-Nut Spread, 2 Sugar
|-
|[[File:Wishsoup.png|64px]]
|'''Wish Soup
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 20u water
| 10 water, 25% chance of 8 nutriment
|-
|[[File:yellowcurry.png|64px]]
|'''Yellow Curry
| Skillet
| 2 peanut, 1 potato 5u cream, 5u rice, 2u space spice
| 8 nutriment, 2 space spice
|-
|[[File:Zantiri.png|64px]]
|'''Zantiri
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 eki, 2 guami 10u water
| 8 nutriment, 6 water
|-
|[[File:zkahnkowa.png|64px]]
|'''Zkah'nkowa
| Pot OR Saucepan
| 1 Adhomian Meat 10u blood, 5u blizzard-ear flour, 1u pepper, 1u salt
| 25 animal protein, 5 blizzard ear flour, 10 blood, 1 pepper, 1 salt, 2 triglyceride
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|}
</div>

===Oven===
[[File:Ovenclosed_on.gif|64px]]
*Before you can use the oven, it must be preheated. Ctrl+click and select your preferred temperature to turn it on. Preheating takes several minutes, but after a short while it can be used to cook even if not fully preheated. The food will cook more slowly until preheating is complete. Examine the oven while next to it to see how hot it is.
**You can alt+click the oven to open and close the oven door.
**If the oven door is left open, heat will escape. Make sure it's closed, especially when cooking and preheating.

*To add a single food item to the oven, use the food directly on the oven, which will place it into an empty oven tray. If you want to cook a recipe that requires multiple ingredients, remove one of the oven trays, put all recipe ingredients into it, and then put the tray back in the oven.

*The oven can cook any variety and quantity of recipes simultaneously, as long as you have all the ingredients in a single tray.
**Any leftover reagents will be absorbed into the cooked foods.
*When not making a recipe, the oven can also be used to just bake any food, which will cook it, giving it a nice brown color.

*The oven can also be used for Combination Cooking, which allows you to make custom bread, pies, cakes, and pizzas with whatever fillings/toppings you want. To do this, right click and Choose Output, select the combine target, and then insert an oven tray full of ingredients.
**The quantity of stuff used to make an item will determine the size of the result.
**Combination Cooking can only make one item at a time - whatever output is set will only work for the next item cooked.

<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
{| class="sortable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" align="center"
! style='background-color:Red;'|
! style='background-color:Red;'|Result
! style='background-color:Red;'|Container
! style='background-color:Red;'|Recipe
! style='background-color:Red;'|Reagents & Notes
|-
|[[File:Tajbread.png|64px]]
|'''Adhomian Bread
| Oven
| 1 flatbread 1 dirtberry 1u space spice
| 5 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Hardbread.png|64px]]
|'''Adhomian Hard Bread
| Oven
| 3 adhomian bread 1u space spice
| 15 nutriment, 1 space spice
|-
|[[File:Aghrassh cake.png|64px]]
|'''Aghrassh Cake
| Oven
| 1 aghrassh nut 1 egg 3u salt, 3u pepper, 3u coco, 1u space spice
| 3 nutriment, 8 animal protein, 3 coco, 3 black pepper
|-
|[[File:Amapie.png|64px]]
|'''Amanita Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 5u amatoxin
| 5 nutriment, 5 amatoxin, 1 psilocybin
|-
|[[File:angrybread.png|64px]]
|'''Angry Bread
| Oven
| 1 Flatbread 1 Cheese Wedge, 1 Xeno-meat 1 Carrot
| 5 nutriment, 9 animal protein, 5 oculine, 6 polytrinic acid,
|-
|[[File:applecake.png|64px]]
|'''Apple Cake
| Oven
| 2 apple 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar, 9u egg yolk
| 15 nutriment
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:applepie.png|64px]]
|'''Apple Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 1 apple 5u sugar
| 5 Nutriment, 2 Apple Juice, 5 Sugar
|-
|[[File:Bacon_pizza.png|64px]]
|'''Bacon Cheese Flatbread
| Oven
| 4 [[#bacon|bacon]], 2 cheese wedge, 1 flat dough 2 tomato
| 7 nutriment, 5 animal protein, 2.5 cheese, 22 tomato juice, 1.333 triglyceride
|-
|
[[File:Bagel.png|64px]]
|'''Bagel
| Oven
| 1 dough slice, 1 poppy
| 2 Nutriment
|-
|[[File:baguette.png|64px]]
|'''Baguette
| Oven
| 2 dough 1u pepper, 1u salt
| 6 Nutriment, 1 pepper, 1 salt
|-
|[[File:pie.png|64px]]
|'''Banana Cream Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 1 banana 5u sugar
| 4 nutriment, 10 banana juice, 5 sugar
|-
|[[File:Bananabread.png|64px]]
|'''Banana-nut Bread
| Oven
| 3 dough 1 banana 5u milk, 15u sugar
| 20 nutriment, 20 banana juice, 5 milk, 5 sugar
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:berryclafoutis.png|64px]]
|'''Berry Clafoutis
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 1 berry
| 5 nutriment, 11 berry juice
|-
|[[File:Berrymuffin.png|64px]]
|'''Berry muffin
| Oven
| 2 dough 2 berry 20u milk, 20u sugar
| 5 nutriment
*Makes 6
|-
|[[File:bdaycake.png|64px]]
|'''Birthday Cake
| Oven
| 1 candle 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar, 9u egg yolk
| 20 nutriment, 10 sprinkles
*Sliceable: Makes 5 slices.
|-
|[[File:roastedpeanutsbowl.png|64px]]
|'''Bowl of Roasted Peanuts
| Oven
| 10 [Peanut OR Dry Peanut]
| 15 ground roasted peanuts, 5 peanut oil
|-
|[[File:bread.png|64px]]
|'''Bread
| Oven
| 4 dough 1u salt
| 15 nutriment, 5 animal protein, 1 salt
*Sliceable: Makes 8 slices.
*Bread slices can be turned into custom sandwiches by combining them with any food item.
|-
|[[File:brownies.png|64px]]
|'''Brownies
| Oven
| 10u brownie mix, 3u egg yolk
| 8 nutriment, 2 brownie mix
*Sliceable: 4 pieces
|-
|[[File:bun.png|64px]]
|'''Bun {{anchor|Bun}}
| Oven
| 1 dough
| 4 nutriment 
Buns can be turned into custom burgers by combining them with any food item.
|-
|[[File:cakepops.png|64px]]
|'''Cake Pops
| Oven
| 1 White Chocolate 5u brownie mix, 2u Sprinkles, 5u Vanilla Extract
| 3 nutriment (each)
*Container: 5 Cake Pops
|-
|[[File:carrotcake.png|64px]]
|'''Carrot Cake
| Oven
| 3 carrot 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar, 9u egg yolk
| 25 nutriment, 10 Oculine
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:cheesecake.png|64px]]
|'''Cheese Cake
| Oven
| 2 cheese wedge 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar, 9u egg yolk
| 10 nutriment, 15 cheese
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:Cherrypie.png|64px]]
|'''Cherry Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 1 cherry 10u sugar
| 4 nutriment, 10 cherry jelly, 11 sugar
|-
|[[File:choccake.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Cake
| Oven
| 2 chocolate bar 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar, 9u egg yolk
| 20 nutriment
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:Rikazu choc.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Rikazu
| Oven
| 1 adhomian bread, 1 chocolate bar 5u cream
| 8 nutriment, 5 cream
|-
|[[File:chocolateroulade.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Roulade
| Oven
| 2 chocolate bar, 1 flat dough 10u sugar
| 15 nutriment Sliceable (5 Slices)
|-
|[[File:Truffle.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Truffle
| Oven
| 1 chocolate bar 2u coco, 5u cream
| 6 coco powder 
*Makes 4
|-
|[[File:Conecake.png|64px]]
|'''Cone Cake
| Oven
| 15u blizzard ear flour, 5u fatshouters milk, 15u sugar, 5u water
| 15 nutriment, 15 blizzard ear flour, 5 fatshouters milk, 10 sugar, 5 water
|-
|[[File:donkpocket.png|64px]]
|'''Cooked Donk Pocket
| Oven
| 1 Donk Pocket
| 2 nutriment, 2 animal protein, 5 tricordrazine
|-
|[[File:cookie.png|64px]]
|'''Cookie
| Oven
| 1 dough, 1 chocolate bar 10u milk, 10u sugar
| 2 nutriment, 3 sugar
*Makes 4
|-
|[[File:cosmicbrownies.png|64px]]
|'''Cosmic Brownies
| Oven
| 1 ambrosia vulgaris 10u brownie mix, 3u egg yolk
| 8 nutriment, 4 ambrosia extract, 2 bicaridine, 4 brownie mix, 2 kelotane, 2 toxin
*Sliceable: 4 pieces
|-
|[[File:cracker.png|64px]]
|'''Cracker
| Oven
| 1 dough slice 1u salt
| 2u nutriment, 1u salt
*Also obtainable by butchering a parrot.
|-
|[[File:creambread.png|64px]]
|'''Cream Cheese Bread
| Oven
| 2 cheese wedge, 2 dough
| 6 Nutriment, 15 Cheese
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:Croissant.png|64px]]
|'''Croissant
| Oven
| 1 dough 5u milk, 5u water, 1u salt
| 4 nutriment
|-
|[[File:crownfurter.png|64px]]
|'''Crown Roast of Adhomian Sausage
| Oven
| 2 [[#fatpudding|fatshouter blood pudding]], 1 [[#sarmikhir|sarmikhir]], 1 dirtberries 5u gelatin, 5u water, 1u space spice
| 14 nutriment, 14 protein
*Sharing Platter i.e. chips
|-
|[[File:donkpocket.png|64px]]
|'''Donk Pocket
| Oven
| 1 dough, 1 meatball
| 3 nutriment, 3 animal protein
*Makes 2
|-
|[[File:eggplantparmigiana.png|64px]]
|'''Eggplant Parmigiana
| Oven
| 2 cheese wedge 1 eggplant
| 6 nutriment, 5 cheese
|-
|[[File:enchi.png|64px]]
|'''Enchiladas
| Oven
| 1 cutlet, 1 tortilla 2 chili
| 8 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 14 capsaicin, .66 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:fatshouter_bake.png|64px]]
|'''Fatshouter Bake
| Oven
| 2 canned fatshouter meat, 2 sugar tree fruit 5u gelatin, 5u water, 1u space spice
| 8 nutriment, 16 protein
*Sliceable: 4 slices
|-
|[[File:Fatshouterfillet_full.png|64px]]
|'''Fatshouter Fillet
| Oven
| 1 adhomian bread, 4 adhomian meat, 1 lard 2 earthen-root 5u blizzard ear flour, 5u Messa’s mead, 1u pepper, 1u salt, 1u space spice
| 10 nutrients, 10 protein, 5 Messa's mead
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:meatgello_cube.png|64px]]
|'''Fatshouter in Aspic
| Oven
| 3 adhomian meat, 2 ice tunneler egg, 1 [[#sarmikhir|sarmikhir]] 10u gelatin, 5u water, 1u space spice
| 10 nutriment, 15 protein, 5 egg
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:Flatbread.png|64px]]
|'''Flatbread
| Oven
| 1 flat dough
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:fortunecookie.png|64px]]
|'''Fortune Cookie
| Oven
| 1 dough slice, 1 piece of paper 5u sugar
| 3 nutriment, 5 sugar
*The recipe will not work unless something is written on the paper.
|-
|[[File:Rikazu fruit.png|64px]]
|'''Fruit Rikazu
| Oven
| 1 adhomian bread 1 Messa's tear 5u sugar
| 8 nutriment, 2 honey, 5 kelotane, 5 sugar
|-
|[[File:giffypie.png|64px]]
|'''Giffy Pie
| Oven
| 10u flour, 5u milk, 5u sugar, 3u egg yolk, 10 grape jelly, 10 peanut butter
| 15 Nutriment. Sliceable (5 slices)
|-
|[[File:gappletart.png|64px]]
|'''Golden Apple Streusel Tart
| Oven
| 1 golden apple 10u flour, 5u milk, 5u sugar, 3u egg yolk
| 8 nutriment, 5 gold
|-
|[[File:Pineapple_pizza.png|64px]]
|'''Ham & Pineapple Pizza
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 flat dough, 2 pineapple rings 1 tomato
| 30 nutriment, 4 animal protein, 5 cheese, 5 pineapple juice, 6 tomato juice
*Sliceable: 6 slices.
*Pineapple rings can be bought from snack vendors.
|-
|[[File:Hardbread_pudding_whole.png|64px]]
|'''Hardbread Pudding
| Oven
| 1 earthenroot 2 hardbread 5u cream, 5u sugar
| 30 nutriment, 15 cream
|-
|[[File:honeybun.png|64px]]
|'''Honey Bun
| Oven
| 1 dough 5u honey
| 5u nutriment, 5 honey
|-
|[[File:Jadrica.png|64px]]
|'''Jadrica
| Oven
| 1 meat, 2 [[#bacon|bacon]], 2 carrot, 1 garlic 5u universal enzyme, 5u wine, 1u space spice, 1u salt, 1u pepper
| 8 animal protein, 4 nutriment, 4 triglyceride, 2 space spice
|-
|[[File:keylimepie.png|64px]]
|'''Key Lime Pie
| Oven
| 2 lime 10u flour, 5u milk, 5u sugar, 3u egg yolk
| 16 nutriment
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:koismuffin.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois muffin
| Oven
| K’ois Paste
| 15 k'ois, 15 phoron
|-
|[[File:koisroulade.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois Roulade
| Oven
| 1 fried k'ois, 1 k'ois paste 1 k'ois
| 30 k'ois, 20 phoron Sliceable: 5 Slices
|-
|[[File:lasagna.png|64px]]
|'''Lasagna
| Oven
| 2 flat dough, 2 meat 1 eggplant, 2 tomato
| 12 nutriment, 12 animal protein
|-
|[[File:lemoncake.png|64px]]
|'''Lemon Cake
| Oven
| 2 lemon 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar, 9u egg yolk
| 20 nutriment
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:limecake.png|64px]]
|'''Lime Cake
| Oven
| 2 lime 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar, 9u egg yolk
| 20 nutriment
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:bakedpotato.png|64px]]
|'''Loaded Baked Potato
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge 1 potato
| 3 nutriment, 3 animal protein, 2.5 cheese, 11 potato juice
|-
|[[File:lortl.png|64px]]
|'''Lortl
| Oven
| 1 q’lort slice 1u salt
| 2 nutriment, 2 salt
|-
|[[File:Margheritapizza.png|64px]]
|'''Margherita
| Oven
| 4 cheese wedge, 1 flat dough 1 tomato
| 35 nutriment, 9 cheese, 6 tomato juice
*Sliceable: 6 slices
|-
|[[File:Meat_pocket.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Pocket
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 flat dough, 1 meatball
| 3 nutriment, 3 animal protein, 1.25 cheese
Makes 2 pockets.
|-
|[[File:Rikazu meat.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Rikazu
| Oven
| 1 adhomian meat, 1 adhomian bread 1u pepper, 1u salt
| 5 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 1 pepper, 1 salt, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:meatbread.png|64px]]
|'''Meatbread Loaf
| Oven
| 3 cheese wedge, 3 dough, 3 meat
| 10 nutriment, 20 animal protein, 7.5 cheese, 6 triglyceride
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:meatpies.png|64px]]
|'''Meat-Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough, 1 meat
| 3 nutriment, 10 animal protein, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:meatpizza.png|64px]]
|'''Meatpizza
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 flat dough, 1 meat 1 tomato
| 10 nutriment, 44 animal protein, 10 cheese, 6 tomato juice
*Sliceable: 6 slices
|-
|[[File:moroz_flatbread.png|64px]]
|'''Morozian Flatbread
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 1 tomato 1u salt
| 10 nutriment, 1 salt, 11 tomato juice
|-
|[[File:mossdumplings.png|64px]]
|'''Moss dumplings
| Oven
| 1 dough 2 moss
| 3 Nutriment, 3 Moss
*Makes 2
|-
|[[File:msairation.png|64px]]
|'''M'sai scout ration
| Oven
| 2 Adhomian Meat 2 Dirtberry 1u salt
| 4 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 5 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:muffins.png|64px]]
|'''Muffin
| Oven
| 2 dough 20u milk, 20u sugar
| 6 nutriment
*Makes 6
|-
|[[File:mushroompizza.png|64px]]
|'''Mushroom Pizza
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 flat dough 5 chantrelle, 1 tomato
| 35 nutriment, 5 cheese
*Sliceable: 6 slices
|-
|[[File:naera_brain_loaf.png|64px]]
|'''Neaera Brain Loaf
| Oven
| 1 Neaera Brain 10 Cream
| 6 Seafood Protein, 10 Cream, 2 Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:NTellacheesecake.png|64px]]
|'''NTella Cheesecake
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge, 6 mini cookie
| 15u choco-nut spread, 5u milk, 10u sugar
|-
|[[File:orangecake.png|64px]]
|'''Orange Cake
| Oven
| 2 orange 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar, 9u egg yolk
| 20 nutriment
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:Bacon.png|64px]]
|'''Oven-cooked Bacon
| Oven
| 1 [Butter OR Nutri-Spread], 6 raw bacon
| 1 animal protein, 3.67 triglyceride, .53 nutriment, .17 salt
*Makes 6
|-
|[[File:pepperonipizza.png|64px]]
|'''Pepperoni Pizza
| Oven
| 1 flat dough, 1 cheese wedge, 1 pepperoni 2 tomato
| 1 animal protein, 3.67 triglyceride, .53 nutriment, .17 salt
*Makes 6
|-
|[[File:phoronriverloaf.png|64px]]
|'''Phoron River Loaf
| Oven
| 1 Fried K'ois 1 Phoron Rock Candy
| 15 k'ois, 35 phoron
|-
|[[File:pita.png|64px]]
|'''Pita
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 5u water, 5u sugar
| 7 Nutriment
|-

|[[File:ribplate.png|64px]]
|'''Plate of Ribs
| Oven
| 1 meat 5u honey, 2u space spice, 1u pepper.
| 6 animal protein, 5 honey, 1 pepper, 2 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:Tajcadny.png|64px]]
|'''Plate of Sugar Tree Candy
| Oven
| 1 dough 2 sugar tree fruit 5u fatshouter milk, 3u egg yolk
| 26 nutriment
*Makes 26 candy cubes.
*Get fatshouter milk from the bartender.
|-
|[[File:phelmbiscuit.png|64px]]
|'''Plump Helmet Biscuit
| Oven
| 1 plump helmet 5u flour, 5u water
| 5 nutriment, 5 water, 5 flour; 10% chance of adding 3 nutriment and 5 tricordrazine
|-
|[[File:Plumppie.png|64px]]
|'''Plump Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 1 plump helmet
| 8 nutriment; 10% chance of adding 5 tricordrazine
|-
|[[File:poppypretzel.png|64px]]
|'''Poppy Pretzel
| Oven
| 1 dough 1 poppy
| 5 nutriment, 1.5 bicaridine
*Makes 2
|-
|[[File:Pumpkinpie.png|64px]]
|'''Pumpkin Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough 5u pumpkin pulp, 2u pumpkin spice, 10u sugar
| 15 nutriment
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:quiche.png|64px]]
|'''Quiche
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge 9u egg yolk, 10u flour, 5u milk
| 10 nutriment, 10 cheese
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:roastchicken.png|64px]]
|'''Roast Chicken
| Oven
| 4 chicken meat 1 stuffing, 2 potatoes 1u pepper, 1u salt
| 24 animal protein, 12 nutriment, 3 soporific
*Sliceable: Makes 6 slices.
|-
|[[File:dionaroast.png|64px]]
|'''Roast Diona
| Oven
| 1 diona meat 1 apple 2 space spice
| 6 nutriment, 2 Apple Juice, 10 Dionae Powder, 2 Space Spice
*Sliceable: Makes 3 slices.
*Illegal in Biesel space.
|-
|[[File:Roast dirtberries.png|64px]]
|'''Roasted Dirtberries
| Oven
| 1 dirtberry 1u space spice, 5u sugar
| 4 nutriment, 4 caramel sugar, 11 dirt berry juice, 3 oil, 1 space spice, 5 sugar
|-
|[[File:roffle.png|64px]]
|'''Roffle Waffles
| Oven
| 2 dough 5u psilocybin, 10u sugar
| 8 nutriment, 8 psilocybin, 10 sugar
|-
|[[File:Soylent_yellow.png|64px]]
|'''Soy Wafers
| Oven
| 1 soybean 10u flour
| 10 nutriment
|-
|[[File:duff.png|64px]]
|'''Spacy Liberty Duff
| Oven
| 5u psilocybin, 5u vodka, 5u water
| 6 nutriment, 6 psilocybin
|-
|[[File:strawberrycrumblebars.png|64px]]
|'''Strawberry Crumble Bars
| Oven
| 1 butter 2 strawberries 10u flour, 10u sugar
| 10 nutriment Sliceable (4 Slices)
|-
|[[File:Earthenroot_stuffed.png|64px]]
|'''Stuffed Earthen-root
| Oven
| 1 earthenroot 1 [[#sarmikhir|sarmikhir]], 1 hardbread slice, 1 zkah'nkowa slice
| 8 nutriment, 7 protein
|-
|[[File:stuffing.png|64px]]
|'''Stuffing
| Oven
| 1 Bread 1u pepper, 1u salt, 5u water
| 10 Nutriment
|-
|[[File:tofubread.png|64px]]
|'''Tofubread
| Oven
| 3 cheese wedge, 3 dough, 3 tofu
| 30 nutriment, 7.5 cheese, 9 tofu protein
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:meatpies.png|64px]]
|'''Tofu-Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough, 1 tofu
| 8 nutriment, 3 tofu protein
|-
|[[File:tofurkey.png|64px]]
|'''Tofurkey
| Oven
| 1 Stuffing, 2 Tofu
| 41 nutriment, 6 tofu protein, 3 soporific
|-
|[[File:Tunneler_souffle.png|64px]]
|'''Tunneler Souffle
| Oven
| 1 [[#sarmikhir|sarmikhir]], 1 tunneler egg 5u blizzard ear flour
| 3 egg, 5 nutriment, 5 cream
|-
|[[File:regularcake.png|64px]]
|'''Vanilla Cake
| Oven
| 9u egg yolk, 15u flour, 5u milk, 15u sugar
| 20 nutriment
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:vegepizza.png|64px]]
|'''Vegetable Pizza
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 flat dough 1 carrot, 1 corn, 1 eggplant, 1 tomato
| 25 nutriment, 4.5 carrot juice, 2.5 cheese, 12 Oculine, 6 tomato juice
*Sliceable: 6 slices
|-
|[[File:Rikazu veg.png|64px]]
|'''Vegetable Rikazu
| Oven
| 1 adhomian bread 1 earthen-root 5u blizzard ear flour
| 8 nutriment, 5 blizzard ear flour, 5 earthen-root juice, 2 sugar
|-
|[[File:xbread.png|64px]]
|'''Xenomeatbread
| Oven
| 3 cheese wedge, 3 dough, 3 xeno-meat
| 10 nutriment, 20 animal protein, 2 cheese, 18 polytrinic acid
*Sliceable: 5 slices
|-
|[[File:xpie.png|64px]]
|'''Xeno-Pie
| Oven
| 1 flat dough, 1 xeno-meat
| 3 nutriment, 10 animal protein, 6 polytrinic acid
|-
|[[File:Xuqqil.png|64px]]
|'''Xuq'qil
| Oven
| 1 cheese wedge, 1 slimy meat 1 plump helmet.
| 4 nutriment, 3 cheese, 3 mollusc protein, 3 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:ylpharoulade.png|64px]]
|'''Ylpha Roulade
| Oven
| 1 flat dough, 1 white chocolate 10 sugaru, 10u Ylpha Berry Juice.
| 15 nutriment
|-
|}
</div>

===Deep Fryer===
[[File:Fryer_on.gif|64px]]
*Before you can use the fryer, it must be preheated. Right-click and select Toggle Power to turn it on. Heating up takes a while, so be sure to do it early. Prepare other ingredients while it warms up!
*The deep fryer has an oil level that you should keep an eye on - cooking efficiency will fall as it drops, and it starts off at a randomized level. For optimal cooking, keep the oil topped up to the maximum.
**You can find a spare tank of cooking oil in the cold room behind the kitchen. If you need more, you can order one from cargo.

*To add a single food item to the fryer, use the food directly on it, which will place that item into an empty fryer basket. If you want to cook a recipe that requires multiple ingredients, remove one of the fryer baskets by clicking the fryer with an empty hand and put all your ingredients into the basket. Once everything for the recipe is inside, put the basket back in the fryer.

*The fryer can cook any variety and quantity of recipes simultaneously, as long as you have all the ingredients in a single basket.
**Many fryer recipes require an ingredient to be coated in batter or beer-batter for the recipe to work. To coat an item in batter, hold the item and click on the batter.
**Any leftover reagents will be absorbed into the cooked foods.
*The fryer can also be used to just "deep fry" any food, which will cook it, give it a nice brown color, and add some extra nutrition to it.
*Food fried in the deep fryer will usually have a small, random amount of corn oil added to the final product.
*Food that is battered before being fried will usually have a small, random amount of the appropriate batter in the final product.

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! style='background-color:Red;'|
! style='background-color:Red;'|Result
! style='background-color:Red;'|Container
! style='background-color:Red;'|Recipe
! style='background-color:Red;'|Reagents & Notes
|-
|[[File:Avah.png|64px]]
|'''Avah
| Fryer
| 1 cheese slice, 1 dough 5u fatshouter milk, 5u sugar
| 7 nutriment, 5 cheese, 5 fatshouters milk, 5 sugar, corn oil
*Fatshouter milk is available from the bartender.
|-
|[[File:chip_basket.png|64px]]
|'''Basket of Chips
| Fryer OR Skillet
| 1 tortilla 1u salt
| 10 nutriment, 1 salt
|-
|[[File:burnedmess.png|64px]]
|'''Burned Mess
| Fryer OR Oven OR Stove
| Created when you leave a finished item in the oven, stove, or fryer too long.
| 1 toxin, 3 carbon
|-
|[[File:Katsu.png|64px]]
|'''Chicken Katsu
| Fryer
| 1 chicken meat (Beer Battered)
| 6 animal protein, beer batter, corn oil
|-
|[[File:chicknugget.png|64px]]
|'''Chicken Nugget
| Fryer
| 1 chicken meat 5u flour
| 4 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Corndog.png|64px]]
|'''Corn dog
| Fryer
| 1 sausage (Battered)
| 4 nutriment, 6 animal protein, 2.2 batter, 1.5 corn oil
|-
|[[File:Cubancarp.png|64px]]
|'''Cuban Fish Sandwich
| Fryer
| 1 dough, 1 fish fillet 1 chili
| 4 nutriment, 7 capsaicin, 3 Seafood Protein, corn oil
|-
|[[File:donuts.png|64px]]
|'''Donut
| Fryer
| 1 dough 10u sugar
| 3 nutriment, 5 sugar, corn oil; 30% chance of adding 2 sprinkles
*Makes 2
|-
|[[File:Earthenroot_fries.png|64px]]
|'''Earthen-root Fries
| Fryer
| 1 chopped earthenroot
| 4 nutriment, 1.2 tryglyceride
|-
|[[File:falafelballs.png|64px]]
|'''Falafel Balls
| Fryer
| 2 Chickpeas
| 3 Nutriment
|-
|[[File:fishfingers.png|64px]]
|'''Fish Fingers
| Fryer
| 1 fish fillet (Battered)
| 7 seafood protein, batter, corn oil
|-
|[[File:friedmushroom.png|64px]]
|'''Fried Mushroom
| Fryer
| 1 Plump Helmet (Beer Battered)
| 4 nutriment, 2 animal protein, corn oil
|-
|[[File:friesolympia.png|64px]]
|'''Fries Olympia
| Fryer
| 1 Potato 3u Space Spice
| 4 nutriment, 1.2 corn oil, 2 capsaicin
|-
|[[File:friesolympiacheese.png|64px]]
|'''Fries Olympia with Cheese
| Fryer
| 1 Potato 1 Cheese Wedge 3u Space Spice
| 4 nutriment, 1.2 corn oil, 2 capsaicin, 3 cheese
|-
|[[File:funnelcake.png|64px]]
|'''Funnel Cake
| Fryer
| 10 batter, 5 sugar
| 10 batter, 5 sugar
|-

|[[File:Jalapenopop.png|64px]]
|'''Jalapeno Popper
| Fryer
| 1 chili (Battered)
| 2 nutriment, 7 capsaicin, batter, corn oil
|-
|[[File:jdonuts.png|64px]]
|'''Jelly Donut
| Fryer
| 1 dough 10u sugar, 10u cherry jelly
| 3 nutriment, 5 cherry jelly, 1 sprinkles, 5 sugar, corn oil; 30% chance of adding 2 sprinkles
*Makes 2
|-
|[[File:koisdonut.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois donut
| Fryer
| 1 Fried K’ois
| 15 k'ois, 10 phoron, corn oil
*Makes 2
|-
|[[File:Miniavahs_3.png|64px]]
|'''Mini-avah Basket
| Fryer
| 1 adhomian meat, 1 dough 5u blizzard ear flour, 1u space spice
| 9 nutriment, 9 protein
*Makes a basket of 3
|-
|[[File:north60squid.png|64px]]
|'''North 60 Squid
| Fryer
| 1 squid meat (Beer Battered) 5u Apple Juice, 5u Lemon Juice, 10u Garlic Sauce
| 4 Seafood Protein, 1 Nutriment, 3 Garlic Sauce
|-
|[[File:Onionrings.png|64px]]
|'''Onion Rings
| Fryer
| 1 dough slice 1 onion
| 5 nutriment, 3 onion juice, corn oil
|-
|[[File:pisanggoreng.png|64px]]
|'''Pisang Goreng
| Fryer
| 2 Banana (Battered)
| 8 nutriment, corn oil
|-
|[[File:Pizzacrunch.png|64px]]
|'''Pizza Crunch
| Fryer
| 1 pizza (Battered)
| 35 nutriment, 5 cheese, batter, corn oil
*Sliceable: 6 slices
*Can be made with any whole pizza; final reagents depend on pizza used.
|-
|[[File:risottoballs.png|64px]]
|'''Risotto Balls
| Fryer
| 1 Risotto (Battered) 1u pepper, 1u salt
| 2 Nutriment, 1 pepper, 4 rice, 1 salt
|-
|[[File:roefritters.png|64px]]
|'''Roe fritters
| Fryer
| 1 roe sack 10u batter
| 3 Nutriment, 5 batter, 6 seafood Protein
|-
|[[File:sabich.png|64px]]
|'''Sabich
| Fryer
| 1 Boiled Egg, 1 Hummus, 1 Pita 1 Eggplant
| 7 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Fries.png|64px]]
|'''Space Fries
| Fryer
| 1 raw potato sticks
| 5 nutriment, corn oil
|-
|[[File:Sweet and Sour.png|64px]]
|'''Sweet and Sour Pork
| Fryer
| 1 [[#bacon|bacon]], 1 cutlet 10u batter, 5u soy sauce
| 16 nutriment, 3 animal protein, 10 batter, 5 corn oil, 5 soy sauce, 1 triglyceride
|-
|[[File:wingchu.png|64px]]
|'''Wing Fang Chu
| Fryer
| 1 xeno-meat 5u soy sauce
| 6 animal protein, 6 polytrinic acid, 5 soy sauce, corn oil
|-
|}
</div>

===Batter===
You can coat food in batter before putting it in the deep fryer!
*Nearly everything you can fry can be coated in batter.
*Put all of the ingredients of the batter in a container to create the batter, then use a food item on the container to cover it in batter.
*The ingredients for the batter can be mixed in any kind of container.

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! style='background-color:Red;'|
! style='background-color:Red;'|Result
! style='background-color:Red;'|Recipe
|-
|[[File:batter.png|64px]]
|'''Batter Mix
| 10u flour, 2u salt, 5u water, 3u egg yolk
|-
|[[File:batter.png|64px]]
|'''Beer Batter Mix
| 5u beer, 10u flour, 2u salt, 3u egg yolk
|}
</div>

===Intermediate Ingredients===
Some ingredients need special preparation. Animals need to be butchered, items need to be cut up into smaller pieces, and dough needs to be flattened with a rolling pin.

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! style='background-color:Red;'|
! style='background-color:Red;'|Result
! style='background-color:Red;'|Tool
! style='background-color:Red;'|Recipe
! style='background-color:Red;'|Reagents & Notes
|-
|[[File:pineapple_rings.png|64px]]
|'''Can of Pineapple Rings'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| Contains 6 Pineapple Ring
| 2 nutriment, 3 pineapple juice
|-
|[[File:canned.png|64px]]
|'''Canned Fatshouters Meat'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
|
|5 Animal Protein, 2 Salt
|-
|[[File:Carrotfries.png|64px]]
|'''Carrot Fries
| Knife
| Carrot
| 3 nutriment, 3 Oculine
|-
|[[File:Earthenroot_chopped.png|64px]]
|'''Chopped Earthen-root
| Knife
| Earthen-root
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Dough Slice.png|64px]]
|'''Dough Slice
| Knife
| Flat Dough
| 2 nutriment, .33 animal protein.
*Makes 3.
*Sliceable: Makes 1 Spaghetti
|-
|[[File:Egg.png|64px]]
|'''Egg
| Kitchen Stock, Biogenerator
|
| 3 Egg Yolk
|-
|[[File:Sashimi.png|64px]]
|'''Fish Sashimi
| Knife
| Fish Fillet
| 4 Seafood Protein
|-
|[[File:Flat Dough.png|64px]]
|'''Flat Dough
| Rolling Pin
| Dough
| 3 nutriment
*Sliceable: Makes 3 dough slices.
|-
|[[File:Hardbread_slice.png|64px]]
|'''Hardbread Slice
| Knife
| Adhomian Hardbread
|
*Makes 6
|-
|[[File:Hardbread_pudding_bun.png|64px]]
|'''Hardbread Bun
| Knife
| Hardbread Pudding
|
*Makes 4
|-
|[[File:icecream.png|64px]]
|'''Ice Cream Cone
| Ice Cream Cart
| [Various ingredients]
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:egg.png|64px]]
|'''Ice Tunneler Egg
| Biogenerator
|
| 3 Egg Yolk
|-
|[[File:koissoup.png|64px]]
|'''K’ois Paste
| Rolling Pin
| Fried K’ois
| 15 k'ois, 10 phoron
|-
|[[File:plantmeat.png|64px]]
|'''Meat Substitute
| Biogenerator
|
| 6 Animal Protein, 3 Triglyceride
*Sliceable: 3 Raw cutlet
|-
|[[File:Monkeycube.png|64px]]
|'''Monkey Cube'''
| Biogenerator; Research and Medical stock
|
| Run under water in the sink to create a monkey. 
Also comes in Stok, Farwa, and Naera varieties.
|-
|[[File:Marge.png|64px]]
|'''Nutri-spread'''
| Biogenerator
| 80 Biomass
|
|-
|[[File:Raw_Bacon.png|64px]]
|'''Raw Bacon
| Knife
| Raw Cutlet
| 1 animal protein, .33 triglyceride
*Makes 2
|-
|[[File:Raw Cutlet.png|64px]]
|'''Raw Cutlet
| Knife
| Meat
| 2 animal protein, .67 triglyceride
*Sliceable: Makes 2 raw bacon
|-
|[[File:Raw_Sticks.png|64px]]
|'''Raw Potato Sticks
| Knife
| Potato
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Soydope.png|64px]]
|'''Soy Dope
| Knife
| Soybean
| 2 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Spaghetti.png|64px]]
|'''Spaghetti [Raw] {{anchor|spaghetti}}
| Knife
| Dough Slice
| 3 nutriment
|-
|}
</div>

====Butchery====
Butchering turns animals into ingredients. You have three ways to butcher animals:
* The gibber. This large machine, located in the kitchen cold room, will turn any animal into its component parts. Click and drag the animal to the gibber to put it in; click on the gibber to turn it on. If the animal in question is a human, monkey, or similar creature, the gibber produces organs and limbs as well as meat. These organs and limbs can be eaten or ground up for animal protein, but often contain toxins. There is a safety guard that must be disabled before humans can be put into the gibber.
* The meat spike. Smaller animals can be put on the meat spike by grabbing them (Grab intent) and clicking on the meat spike. Then they can be butchered by clicking on the meat spike.
* Cleaver and table. Animals can be put on a table and butchered with a cleaver. Be aware that humans, monkeys, and similar creatures cannot be butchered this way, and butchering other animals with a cleaver is inefficient. However, it is the only way to obtain special products like Hide, Lard, and Roe Sac.
* Clams, Barnacles, Molluscs and Ras'Val clams are grown in hydroponics trays, and are butchered by hitting them with a hatchet or knife.

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! style='background-color:Red;'|
! style='background-color:Red;'|Result
! style='background-color:Red;'|Animal (Yield)
! style='background-color:Red;'|Reagents & Notes
|-
|[[File:adhomianmeat.png|64px]]
|'''Adhomian Meat
| Farwa (3), Climber (4), Cybernetic Schlorrgo (1), Fatshouter (30), Ha'rron (5), Ice Catcher (10), Ice Tunneler (2), Nose-Horn (50), Scavenger (1), Schlorrgo (3), Sham'Tyr, Snow Strider (20), Steed of Mata'ke, Wriggler (5), Tajara (3). The gibber will not accept people unless emagged.
| 3 Animal Protein
|-
|-
|[[File:Batwingsraw.png|64px]]
|'''Bat Wings
| Swarm of Space Bats (6)
| 1 Animal Protein
|-
|[[File:bearmeat.png|64px]]
|'''Bear Meat
| Bear, Space Bear (5)
| 12 animal protein, 5 hyperzine
|-
|[[File:carpfillet.png|64px]]
|'''Carp Meat
| Space Carp (3), Gnat (3), Eel (5), Reaver (5), Space Shark (5)
| 3 seafood protein, 3 carpotoxin
|-
|[[File:chickenbreast.png|64px]]
|'''Chicken Meat
| Chicken (4)
| 6u Animal protein
|-
|[[File:meat.png|64px]]
|'''Corgi Meat
| Corgi (3)
| 6u Animal Protein, 2u Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:crablegs.png|64px]]
|'''Crab Legs
| Crab (3)
| 2 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:plantmeat.png|64px]]
|'''Diona Nymph Meat
| Diona Nymph (3)
| 10 Dionae Powder
|-
|[[File:carpfillet.png|64px]]
|'''Fish Fillet
| Available in the kitchen cold room
| 3 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:carpfillet.png|64px]]
|'''Hma'trra fillet
|
| 6 animal protein
|-
|[[File:mushroomslice.png|64px]]
|'''Huge Mushroom Slice
| Walking Mushroom
| 3 nutriment, 3 psilocybin
|-
|[[File:marge.png|64px]]
|'''Lard
| Fatshouter (5) (Cleaver Only), Nose-horn (20) (Cleaver Only)
|5u Triglycerideqa
|-
|[[File:meat.png|64px]]
|'''Meat
| Cat (3), Cow (40), Fox (3), Goat (6), Monkey (3), most other creatures (3)
| 6u Animal protein, 2u Triglyceride
*Sliceable: 3 Raw cutlet
|-
|[[File:meat.png|64px]]
|'''Meat [Human]
| Human (3). The gibber will not accept people unless emagged. Can be used in all recipes requiring generic Meat.
| 6u Animal protein, 2u Triglyceride
*Sliceable: 3 Raw cutlet
|-
|[[File:meat.png|64px]]
|'''Meat [Insect]
| V'krexi (3) or Vaurca (3). The gibber will not accept people unless emagged. Can be used in all recipes requiring generic Meat.
|6u Animal Protein, 2u Triglyceride, 27u Phoron
*Sliceable: 3 Raw cutlet
|-
|[[File:brain_skrell.png|64px]]
|'''Neaera Brain
| Neaera (Gibber only); or can be removed by a surgeon
|

|-
|[[File:Neaera_meat.png|64px]]
|'''Neaera Meat (3)
| Neaera
| 3 Animal Protein, 3 Seafood Protein, 2 Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:meat.png|64px]]
|'''Pig Meat
| Pig (20)
| 6u Animal protein, 4u Triglyceride
*Sliceable: 3 Raw cutlet
|-
|[[File:rasvalclam.png|64px]]
|'''Ras'val Clam Meat
| Ras'val Clam (1)
| 2 Seafood Protein
|-
|[[File:chickenbreast.png|64px]]
|'''Rat Meat
| Rat (2)
| 5 Animal protein, 2 Triglyceride
|-
|[[File:fishroe.png|64px]]
|'''Roe Sack
| Space Carp (1) (Cleaver Only; will yield only 1 carp fillet)
| 3 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:Cosmomeat.png|64px]]
|'''Slimy Fillet
| Cosmozoan (2)
| 3 Cosmozoan protein
|-
|[[File:carpfillet.png|64px]]
|'''Slimy Meat
| Clam, barnacle, or Mollusc (1)
| 3 mollusc protein
|-
|[[File:squidmeat.png|64px]]
|'''Squid Meat
|
| 3 Seafood Protein
|-
|[[File:tomatoslice.png|64px]]
|'''Tomato Slice
| Killer Tomato (3)
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:vannameat.png|64px]]
|'''Vanna Meat
| Vannatusk (3-6)
| 6 Animal Protein, 6 Mindbreaker Toxin, 3.1 Nutriment
|-
|[[File:carpfillet.png|64px]]
|'''Worm Fillet
| Cavern Dweller (3)
| 6 seafood protein, 6 polytrinic acid, 15 hyperzine
|-
|[[File:xenomeat.png|64px]]
|'''Xeno-Meat
| Greimorian (3) or Xenomorph
| 6 animal protein, 6 polytrinic acid
|-
|}
</div>

===Reagents/Condiments/Recipes from Blending or Mixing===
To mix reagents, put them in the same container. You will hear a bubbling sound if mixing is successful.
*To see exactly what you've mixed, use a beaker and then add it to a nearby All-In-One Grinder or ChemMaster machine.
*Grinding a completed food item in the grinder reduces it to the reagents inside.

====Processed Reagents====
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! style='background-color:Green;'|Reagent
! style='background-color:Green;'|How to Obtain
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|64px]]
|'''Amatoxin
| Process Fly Amanita
|-
|[[File:ambrosiaextract.png|64px]]
|'''Ambrosia Extract
| Process Ambrosia Vulgaris or Ambrosia Deus
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|64px]]
|'''Animal Protein'''
| Process meat or protein-containing foods.
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|64px]]
|'''Blizzard Ear Flour'''
| Process blizzard ears
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|64px]]
|'''Blood
| Draw with a syringe or process organs and limbs.
|-
|[[File:Hotsauce.png|64px]]
|'''Capsaicin'''
| Process chili peppers. Capsaicin causes discomfort when eaten.
|-
|[[File:jellyjar.png|64px]]
|'''Cherry Jelly'''
| Process cherries.
|-
|[[File:cocoapowder.png|64px]]
|'''Coco
| Process cacao fruit.
|-
|[[File:oliveoil.png|64px]]
|'''Corn oil'''
| Process corn from the garden. Found in a tank in the cold room. Can be spread on the floor as a lubricant to slip people!
|-
|[[File:eggyolkcarton.png|64px]]
|'''Egg Yolk'''
| Process an egg or crack an egg into a container.
|-
|[[File:Flour.png|64px]]
|'''Flour'''
| Process wheat from the garden, or pour directly from a flour sack.
|-
|[[File:coldsauce.png|64px]]
|'''Frost Oil'''
| Process an ice pepper (Xenobotany).
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|64px]]
|'''Garlic Juice
| Process garlic.
|-
|[[File:gello.png|64px]]
|'''Gelatin'''
| Process sugar tree fruit
|-
|[[File:grapejelly.png|64px]]
|'''Grape Jelly'''
| Process grapes.
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|64px]]
|'''Grape juice
| Process grapes.
|-
|[[File:groundpeanut.png|64px]]
|'''Ground roasted peanuts
| Process Bowl of Roasted Peanuts
|-
|[[File:honey.png|64px]]
|'''Honey
| Product of beekeeping (ask the gardener); or, process Messa's Tear.
|-
|[[File:moss.png|64px]]
|'''Moss
| Process Moss
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|64px]]
|'''Nutriment'''
| Process almost any food.
|-
|[[File:peanutoil.png|64px]]
|'''Peanut Oil'''
| Process roasted peanuts.
|-
|[[File:pepper.png|64px]]
|'''Pepper'''
| Process peppercorn. Extra pepper mills are in the bar, or can be ordered in a Kitchen Supply Crate from cargo.
|-
|[[File:psilocybin.png|64px]]
|'''Psilocybin
| Process Reishi
|-
|[[File:pumpkinpulp.png|64px]]
|'''Pumpkin Pulp
| Process Pumpkin
|-
|[[File:rice.png|64px]]
|'''Rice'''
| Process Rice. Ground rice is what is used in most recipes, rather than the whole plant.
|-
|[[File:spacespicebottle.png|64px]]
|'''Space Spice'''
| Kitchen stock
|-
|[[File:Sprinklesbottle.png|64px]]
|'''Sprinkles
| Kitchen stock
|-
|[[File:sugar.png|64px]]
|'''Sugar'''
| Process white beet or sugarcane.
|-
|[[File:triglyceridebottle.png|64px]]
|'''Triglyceride
| Process Butter or Nutri-Spread.
|-
|[[File:enzyme.png|64px]]
|'''Universal Enzyme
| Kitchen stock
|-
|[[File:VanillaExtract.png|64px]]
|'''Vanilla Extract
| Process vanilla.
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|64px]]
|'''V'Krexi Taffy
| Process V'Krexi Taffy
|-
|[[File:wuluextract.png|64px]]
|'''Wulumunusha Extract
| Process Wulumunusha
|-
|}
</div>

====Mixed Reagents====
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
{| width='550' style='text-align:left; background-color:#FFFFFF;' border=1 cellspacing=0
! style='background-color:Green;'|
! style='background-color:Green;'|Reagent
! style='background-color:Green;'|Recipe
|-
|[[File:barbecue.png|64px]]
|'''Barbecue Sauce'''
| 1u garlic sauce, 2u ketchup, 1u sugar
|-
|[[File:beerbottle.png|64px]]
|'''Beer
| 10u flour, 5u Universal Enzyme (Catalyst)
|-
|[[File:Condiment.png|64px]]
|'''Brownie Mix'''
| 5u cocoa, 5u flour, 5u sugar
|-
|[[File:choconutspread.png|64px]]
|'''Choco-Nut Spread'''
| 1u Ground Roasted Peanuts, 2u Sugar, 1u Cocoa, 1u Soymilk
|-
|[[File:milk_can.png|64px]]
|'''Fermented Fatshouters Milk'''
| 1u Fatshouters Milk, 5u Universal Enzyme (Catalyst)
|-
|[[File:garlic_sauce.png|64px]]
|'''Garlic Sauce'''
| 1u Corn Oil, 1u Garlic Juice
|-
|[[File:Ketchup.png|64px]]
|'''Ketchup'''
| 1u sugar, 2u tomato juice, 1u water
|-
|[[File:mayo.png|64px]]
|'''Mayonnaise'''
| 10u corn oil, 3u egg yolk, 2u lemon juice
|-
|[[File:peanutbutter.png|64px]]
|'''Peanut Butter'''
| 5u ground roasted peanuts, 1u salt, 1u sugar
|-
|[[File:pumpkinspice.png|64px]]
|'''Pumpkin Spice
| 2u pumpkin pulp, 8u space spice
|-
|[[File:Salt.png|64px]]
|'''Salt'''
| 1u sodium, 1u hydrochloric acid (ask the chemist). Extra salt shakers are in the bar, or order more from Ops.
|-
|[[File:Soysauce.png|64px]]
|'''Soy Sauce'''
|4u soy milk, 1u salt, 5u universal enzyme (Catalyst)
|-
|[[File:vodkabottle.png|64px]]
|'''Vodka
| 5u potato juice, 5u Universal Enzyme (Catalyst)
|-
|[[File:Vwinebottle.png|64px]]
|'''Wine
| 5u grape juice, 5u Universal Enzyme (Catalyst)
|-
|}
</div>

====Mixed Foods====
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
{| width='550' style='text-align:left; background-color:#FFFFFF;' border=1 cellspacing=0
! style='background-color:Green;'|
! style='background-color:Green;'|Food
! style='background-color:Green;'|How to Obtain
! style='background-color:Green;'|Contains
|-
|[[File:Butter.png|64px]]
|'''Butter'''
| 20u cream, 1u salt
| 20 triglyceride, 1 salt
|-
|[[File:Cheesewheel.png|64px]]
|'''Cheese Wheel'''
| 40u milk, 5u universal enzyme (catalyst)
| 20 cheese
*Sliceable: 8 cheese wedge
|-
|[[File:chocolatebar.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Bar'''
| 2u coco, 2u [Milk OR Soymilk], 2u sugar
| 2 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Dough.png|64px]]
|'''Dough
| 3u egg yolk, 10u flour
| 3 nutriment
|-
|-
|[[File:fermentedhmatrra.png|64px]]
|'''Fermented Hma'trra
| 1 Hma'trra meat, 5u Universal Enzyme
| 20 seafood protein, 10 ammonia
|-
|[[File:rawmeatball.png|64px]]
|'''Raw Meatball'''
| 3u animal protein, 5u flour
| 1 Animal Protein
|-
|[[File:meat.png|64px]]
|'''Synthflesh'''
| Ask the Chemist to make this from clonexadone and blood.
| 1 Animal Protein
|-
|[[File:Tofu.png|64px]]
|'''Tofu'''
| 10u soymilk, 5u universal enzyme (catalyst).
| 3 tofu protein
|-
|}
</div>

==Miscellaneous Cooking Equipment==
*The '''Candy Maker''' can be set to make various sorts of candy. Add any item to the machine, optionally set it to make a specific sort of candy (or leave it unset to candy the item generically), and activate it.
*The '''Grill''', which can be built by anyone trained in basic construction, can be used to grill either Meat or Xeno-Meat. Grilled Xeno-Meat is made safe to eat; the heat of the grill burns the polytrinic acid out. To add spice to meat when grilling, add 1 unit each of pepper, salt, and space spice.
*The '''Cereal Maker''' will turn any item inserted into it into cereal. It must be built and requires a special circuit board.
*'''Slime cores''', specifically those from silver slimes, can be activated to generate random food. Some of it will be poisonous or just odd, so take care.

==Junk Food==
When there's no chef, the chef is serving toxic glop, or the chef is trying to murder you and your friends, most people resort to one of two things: [[Guide to Hydroponics|grazing on produce]], or the vending machines.

Junk food requires no chef or machinery, but it's generally not as filling or as interesting.

<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
{| width='550' style='text-align:left; background-color:#FFFFFF;' border=1 cellspacing=0
! style='background-color:Aqua;'|
! style='background-color:Aqua;'|Item
! style='background-color:Aqua;'|Source
! style='background-color:Aqua;'|Reagents & Notes
|-
|[[File:mints.png|64px]]
|'''Ad-Mints'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine Contains 6 Mint
| 1 mint
|-
|[[File:breadtube.png|64px]]
|'''Bread Tube'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 6 nutriment, 3 salt
|-
|[[File:Candy.png|64px]]
|'''Candy'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 3 nutriment, 3 sugar
|-
|-
|[[File:Candy_corn.png|64px]]
|'''Candy Corn'''
| Rations Box
| 4 Nutriment, 2 Sugar
|-
|[[File:Carpsahoy.png|64px]]
|'''Carps Ahoy! Miniature Cookies'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine Contains 6 Miniature Cookie
| .5 Nutriment
|-
|[[File:CheesieHonkers.png|64px]]
|'''Cheesie Honkers'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 4 nutriment, 3 cheese, 6 salt
|-
|[[File:gum_pack.png|64px]]
|'''Chewy Fruit flavored gum'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| Contains 5 pieces; to chew, place in mouth slot
|-
|[[File:chickenchips.png|64px]]
|'''Getmore chicken potato chips'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:cucumberchips.png|64px]]
|'''Getmore cucumber potato chips'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:dirtberrychips.png|64px]]
|'''Getmore dirtberry potato chips'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:phoronchips.png|64px]]
|'''Getmore phoron potato chips'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Chips.png|64px]]
|'''Getmore salted potato chips'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:chocolatebar.png|64px]]
|'''Chocolate Bar'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 2 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Twinkie.png|64px]]
|'''Creamy Spongecake'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 4 nutriment, 4 sugar
|-
|[[File:cb08.png|64px]]
|'''Crisp Bar '''
| MRE dessert item
| 4 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:cb04.png|64px]]
|'''Crunchy Crisp'''
| MRE dessert item
| 4 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:meatcube.png|64px]]
|'''Cubed Meat'''
| Protein MRE
| 4 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:Ramen.png|64px]]
|'''Cup Ramen '''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 30 dry ramen
|-
|[[File:pudding.png|64px]]
|'''Figgy Pudding'''
| Christmas gift
| 4 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Raisins.png|64px]]
|'''Getmore Raisins'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp vending machine
| 6 nutriment
|-
|[[File:gogomoss.png|64px]]
|'''Go-Go Gwok! Authentic Konyanger moss'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 4 nutriment
|-
|[[File:cb05.png|64px]]
|'''Hearsay Bar'''
| MRE dessert item
| 3 nutriment, 3 sugar
|-
|[[File:Ramen.png|64px]]
|'''Hell Ramen'''
| Mix 1u capsaicin, 6u Hot Ramen
Raises body temperature.
| Makes 6u Hell Ramen
|-
|[[File:Ramen.png|64px]]
|'''Hot Ramen'''
| Mix 3u Dry Ramen, 1u water
| Makes 3u Hot Ramen
|-
|[[File:cb02.png|64px]]
|'''Hundred Thousand Credit Bar'''
| MRE dessert item
| 4 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:Koisbar.png|64px]]
|'''K'ois Bar'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine.
| 10 Filtered K'ois, 15 Phoron
|-
|[[File:Kokobar.png|64px]]
|'''Koko Bar'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 4 nutriment, 7 koko reed juice, 3 sugar
|-
|[[File:cb06.png|64px]]
|'''Latte Crunch'''
| MRE dessert item
| 4 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:cb10.png|64px]]
|'''Laughter Bar'''
| MRE dessert item
| 5 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:liquidfood.png|64px]]
|'''LiquidFood Ration'''
| Biogenerator; Mining reward vending machine
| 10 nutriment, 3 iron
|-
|[[File:Lollipop.png|64px]]
|'''Lollipop'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 2 sugar, 20 [fruit] juice
|-
|[[File:mapsham.png|64px]]
|'''Maps salty ham'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 6 animal protein, 6 salt
|-
|[[File:cb07.png|64px]]
|'''Martian Bar'''
| MRE dessert item
| 4 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:mogunzpie.png|64px]]
|'''Mo'gunz Meat Pie'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 2 nutriment, 12 animal protein, 4 salt
|-
|[[File:Syndiecake.png|64px]]
|'''Nutri-Cakes'''
| Hack a Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine.
| 4 nutriment, 5 The Doctor's Delight
|-
|[[File:cb09.png|64px]]
|'''Oh Daddy Bar'''
| MRE dessert item
| 6 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:Koisbar.png|64px]]
|'''Organic K'ois Bar'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine (Hacked).
| 10 K'ois, 15 Phoron
* Unfiltered k'ois can cause k'ois mycosis in non-Vaurca, but the phoron in this bar will prove fatal before the mycosis.
|-
|[[File:ricebowl.png|64px]]
|'''Packed Rice Bowl'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 5 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Phoron_candy.png|64px]]
|'''Phoron Rock Candy'''
| Obtained from the lunchbox loadout item for Vaurca
| 25u Phoron
Poisonous to everything except Vaurca.
|-
|[[File:proteinbar.png|64px]]
|'''Protein Bar'''
| MRE dessert item
| 9 nutriment, 4 animal protein, random flavoring reagent
|-
|[[File:razibeef.png|64px]]
|'''Razi-snack corned beef'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 10 animal protein, 3 iron, 6 salt
|-
|[[File:riceball.png|64px]]
|'''Rice Ball'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 3 nutriment
|-
|[[File:Jerky.png|64px]]
|'''Scaredy's Private Reserve Beef Jerky'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 4 animal protein, 3 salt
|-
|[[File:SkrellSnax.png|64px]]
|'''SkrellSnax'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 10 nutriment
|-
|[[File:cb03.png|64px]]
|'''Spacewind Bar'''
| MRE dessert item
| 4 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:cb01.png|64px]]
|'''Tau Ceti Bar'''
| MRE dessert item
| 4 nutriment, 1 sugar
|-
|[[File:tunaSnax.png|64px]]
|'''Tuna Snax'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine
| 4 seafood protein
|-
|[[File:vkrexisnax.png|64px]]
|'''V'krexi Snax'''
| Purchase from Getmore Chocolate Corp. vending machine. Contains 6 V'Krexi Taffy
| .5 V'Krexi Taffy
|}
</div>

==Advanced Cooking==

Some reagents in finished recipes are poisonous or have undesirable effects. If you're a traitor that may be the point, but if you're just feeling fancy you may want to try and serve these items safely. A little creative chemistry or careful preparation can help get rid of the dangerous reagents in your food.

Any piece of food can contain up to 50 units of reagents.

*Reagents can be removed from food with a syringe and separated using the CondiMaster in the kitchen. After removing undesirable reagents, the rest can be injected or poured back into the food.
*Some poisonous reagents will react with other reagents to create non-toxic results. When neutralizing reagents this way, make sure to get the amounts right.

<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
{| width='550' style='text-align:left; background-color:#FFFFFF;' border=1 cellspacing=0
! style='background-color:Aqua;'|Reagent
! style='background-color:Aqua;'|How to Neutralize
|-
| Blood
| Blood is not necessarily poisonous. It is always the same type as the person it was taken from, and if the type is incompatible with the recipient, it will cause a rejection reaction.
O-negative blood is always safe.
Alcoholic drinks created with blood of any type are safe. Be sure there is no blood left over after the reaction.
Blood can also be neutralized with clonexadone (1 unit clonexadone to 5 units blood), which creates synthetic meat.
|-
| Carpotoxin
| Anything made with carp meat will have carpotoxin in it. Carpotoxin reacts with copper and cryptobiolin to form rezadone, a wonderful healing medicine with minor side effects. The pharmacist most likely wants your carpotoxin.
|-
| Radium
| Found in roast diona. This will cause radiation poisoning. Add 1 unit of dylovene per unit of radium, which will react to form hyronalin, an anti-radiation medicine.
|-
| Sulphuric Acid
| Neutralize each 1 unit of Sulphuric acid with 5 units of wine (creates Acid Spit, an alcoholic cocktail).
|-
| Polytrinic Acid
| You're serious about serving that xeno meat, huh? Well, don't serve it plain; polytrinic acid will poison, burn, and generally kill your customers in a gruesome manner. Polytrinic acid will react with foaming agent and either iron or aluminum to create metal foam, and 10 units of polytrinic acid with 20 units of plasticide will create plastic. When working out how to do this, remember that plasticide is poisonous and metal foam can be chipped through with a kitchen knife.
|-
| Phoron
| Really, now? You could neutralize phoron by adding 2 rum and 1 vermouth per unit, but eating phoron is still a bit of a waste.
|-
|}

[[Category:Guides]]