Burzsia - Revision history

Hazelmouse at 18:04, 5 May 2026

2026-05-05T18:04:24Z

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	\|Shortname = Burzsia		\|Shortname = Burzsia
	\|Flag = Burzsia_Sigil.png		\|Flag = Burzsia_Sigil.png
	\|Capital City = ~~None~~		\|Capital City = HICS Etna
	\|Capital Planet = Burzsia		\|Capital Planet = Burzsia
	\|Language = Freespeak<br>Tau Ceti Basic		\|Language = Freespeak<br>Tau Ceti Basic

Hazelmouse: Adding another navbox I forgot to include earlier

2025-08-22T21:51:03Z

Adding another navbox I forgot to include earlier

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	Sourcing second-hand parts is not without risk, however, and Burzsieans are often unwitting former [[Synthetic_Factions#Scrappers\|Scrappers]] which are, in some cases, still active. These Scrappers are often synthetics caught and auctioned off by the local authorities. Burzsia is quick to disable these IPCs when identified, with the machines rarely able to avoid inspection.		Sourcing second-hand parts is not without risk, however, and Burzsieans are often unwitting former [[Synthetic_Factions#Scrappers\|Scrappers]] which are, in some cases, still active. These Scrappers are often synthetics caught and auctioned off by the local authorities. Burzsia is quick to disable these IPCs when identified, with the machines rarely able to avoid inspection.

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Hazelmouse: Adding the synthlore navbox, now that it includes the relevant faction

2025-08-22T21:50:15Z

Adding the synthlore navbox, now that it includes the relevant faction

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Triogenix at 13:44, 16 August 2025

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Fyni at 01:48, 4 August 2025

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 Despite this, Burzsia is not without setbacks, as in 2464, it came under attack from the Trinarist Exclusionist extremist Deluge with the aim of liberating synthetics from Hephaestus and striking a blow against the corporation. Numerous employees were killed or injured during the event with more missing and many IPC reported stolen by the attackers. Following the incident, the already tight security around the planet was increased further, with Hephaestus maintaining a large fleet presence within the system along with an increased security force acting as the system garrison.
 ==Environment==
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 |Name = Burzsia I
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 |Nation = [[Coalition of Colonies]], [[Hephaestus Industries]]
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 [[File:Starman.png|thumb|left|A photo of a star-woman with synthetic eyes above the orbit of Burzsia I.]]
 The Burzsia System is inhabited by three groups, the native offworlder inhabitants known as “star-men”, migrant workers on behalf of Hephaestus, and the vast waves of IPCs the company brings in for work. While Burzsia I’s surface is the realm of the migrants, its orbit and the Obsidian Belt are home to the star-men. The IPCs themselves go wherever they’re needed, some working with the star-men to exploit the asteroid belt, and the rest are sent to the massive mining and construction effort on the planet.

Fyni at 01:48, 4 August 2025

2025-08-04T01:48:20Z

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	\|Nation = Burzsia		\|Nation = Burzsia
	\|Shortname = Burzsia		\|Shortname = Burzsia
	\|Flag = ~~Xanuprimeflag~~.png		\|Flag = Burzsia_Sigil.png
	\|Capital City = None		\|Capital City = None
	\|Capital Planet = Burzsia		\|Capital Planet = Burzsia
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	Despite this, Burzsia is not without setbacks, as in 2464, it came under attack from the Trinarist Exclusionist extremist Deluge with the aim of liberating synthetics from Hephaestus and striking a blow against the corporation. Numerous employees were killed or injured during the event with more missing and many IPC reported stolen by the attackers. Following the incident, the already tight security around the planet was increased further, with Hephaestus maintaining a large fleet presence within the system along with an increased security force acting as the system garrison.		Despite this, Burzsia is not without setbacks, as in 2464, it came under attack from the Trinarist Exclusionist extremist Deluge with the aim of liberating synthetics from Hephaestus and striking a blow against the corporation. Numerous employees were killed or injured during the event with more missing and many IPC reported stolen by the attackers. Following the incident, the already tight security around the planet was increased further, with Hephaestus maintaining a large fleet presence within the system along with an increased security force acting as the system garrison.
	~~[[File:Burzsia_Sigil.png\|200px\|thumb\|The sigil of Burzsia.]]~~
	==Environment==		==Environment==
	{{Infobox Planet		{{Infobox Planet

Fyni at 01:48, 4 August 2025

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	{{Infobox ~~Planet~~		{{Infobox Nations
	\|~~Name~~ = Burzsia I		\|Nation = Burzsia
	\|~~System~~ = Burzsia		\|Shortname = Burzsia
	\|~~Image~~ = ~~Burzsia~~.png		\|Flag = Xanuprimeflag.png
	\|~~Sector~~ = [[~~The Orion Spur#Weeping Stars\|Weeping Stars~~]]		\|Capital City = None
	\|~~Capital~~ = ~~N/A~~		\|Capital Planet = Burzsia
	\|~~Species~~ = ~~Humans, IPCs~~		\|Language = Freespeak<br>Tau Ceti Basic
	\|~~Languages~~ = ~~Freespeak, Tau Ceti Basic~~		\|Species = Human (Majority)<br>[[IPC]] (Minority)
	\|~~Demonyms~~ = ~~Burzsiean~~		\|Religion = None
	\|~~Nation~~ = [[Coalition of Colonies]], [[Hephaestus Industries]]		\|Demonym = Burzsiean
	}}		\|Government = Total Corporatocracy
			\|Head of State = Titanius Aeson
			\|Legislature = None
			\|Established = 2411
			\|Part Of = [[Coalition of Colonies]]<br>[[Hephaestus Industries]]
			}}
	The harsh system of '''Burzsia''' is located in the Weeping Stars region of the Alliance Neutral Zone and contains the brutal, tidally locked world of Burzsia I and an asteroid belt colloquially known as Burzsia II, also known as the Obsidian Belt. The system, a red dwarf star, is dense with precious minerals and heavy metals, and serves as a resource hub of [[Hephaestus Industries]].		The harsh system of '''Burzsia''' is located in the Weeping Stars region of the Alliance Neutral Zone and contains the brutal, tidally locked world of Burzsia I and an asteroid belt colloquially known as Burzsia II, also known as the Obsidian Belt. The system, a red dwarf star, is dense with precious minerals and heavy metals, and serves as a resource hub of [[Hephaestus Industries]].

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	[[File:Burzsia_Sigil.png\|200px\|thumb\|The sigil of Burzsia.]]		[[File:Burzsia_Sigil.png\|200px\|thumb\|The sigil of Burzsia.]]
	==Environment==		==Environment==
			{{Infobox Planet
			\|Name = Burzsia I
			\|System = Burzsia
			\|Image = Burzsia.png
			\|Sector = [[The Orion Spur#Weeping Stars\|Weeping Stars]]
			\|Capital = N/A
			\|Species = Humans, IPCs
			\|Languages = Freespeak, Tau Ceti Basic
			\|Demonyms = Burzsiean
			\|Nation = [[Coalition of Colonies]], [[Hephaestus Industries]]
			}}
	The conditions on Burzsia I are completely inhospitable to organic life, being composed of 64% ammonia, 28% Co2, 6% N2O, and 2% other gasses. The average surface pressure is 13,000kPa (128 times that of Earth), and being tidally locked, contains a bright and dark side. The side facing the star averages around 820 kelvin (546C), whilst the dark side averages at 160 kelvin (-113C); The intermediate sections of the planet average at 520 kelvin (247C).		The conditions on Burzsia I are completely inhospitable to organic life, being composed of 64% ammonia, 28% Co2, 6% N2O, and 2% other gasses. The average surface pressure is 13,000kPa (128 times that of Earth), and being tidally locked, contains a bright and dark side. The side facing the star averages around 820 kelvin (546C), whilst the dark side averages at 160 kelvin (-113C); The intermediate sections of the planet average at 520 kelvin (247C).

La Villa Strangiato: adds infobox

2024-06-15T23:43:39Z

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	~~{{Template:Region-WeepingStars~~}}		\|Name = Burzsia I
	The harsh system of Burzsia is located in the Weeping Stars region of the Alliance Neutral Zone and contains the brutal, tidally locked world of Burzsia I and an asteroid belt colloquially known as Burzsia II, also known as the Obsidian Belt. The system, a red dwarf star, is dense with precious minerals and heavy metals, and serves as a resource hub of Hephaestus Industries.		\|System = Burzsia
			\|Image = Burzsia.png
			\|Sector = [[The Orion Spur#Weeping Stars\|Weeping Stars]]
			\|Capital = N/A
			\|Species = Humans, IPCs
			\|Languages = Freespeak, Tau Ceti Basic
			\|Demonyms = Burzsiean
			\|Nation = [[Coalition of Colonies]], [[Hephaestus Industries]]
			}}
			The harsh system of '''Burzsia''' is located in the Weeping Stars region of the Alliance Neutral Zone and contains the brutal, tidally locked world of Burzsia I and an asteroid belt colloquially known as Burzsia II, also known as the Obsidian Belt. The system, a red dwarf star, is dense with precious minerals and heavy metals, and serves as a resource hub of [[Hephaestus Industries]].

	==History==		==History==
	Prior to Hephaestus Industries purchasing the system, it was known the rest of the galaxy as a ship graveyard and dumping area, due to the asteroid belt being too dense for safe travel. Within that time, small numbers of Alliance and Coalition settlers began utilizing the scrapyards and mineral abundance in the asteroid belt to establish a fledgling colony.		Prior to Hephaestus Industries purchasing the system, it was known the rest of the galaxy as a ship graveyard and dumping area, due to the asteroid belt being too dense for safe travel. Within that time, small numbers of Alliance and Coalition settlers began utilizing the scrapyards and mineral abundance in the asteroid belt to establish a fledgling colony.
	~~[[File:Burzsia_Sigil.png\|200px\|thumb\|The sigil of Burzsia.]]~~
	Ownership of the system was purchased by ~~Hepheastus~~ in 2411 CE for a pittance, dabbling into small mining operations as well as employing the local off-worlder population in exchange for providing supplies to continue their way of life in an agreement known as the Accord of Burzsia. Starting in 2446 CE, thanks to advancements in various different fields, the company’s investment in the system increased exponentially, rapidly increasing the size and scale of its many mining operations.		Ownership of the system was purchased by [[Hephaestus Industries]] in 2411 CE for a pittance, dabbling into small mining operations as well as employing the local off-worlder population in exchange for providing supplies to continue their way of life in an agreement known as the Accord of Burzsia. Starting in 2446 CE, thanks to advancements in various different fields, the company’s investment in the system increased exponentially, rapidly increasing the size and scale of its many mining operations.

	Today, the Burzsia System exists as an ambitious project, testament to Hephaestus' industrial might, with large scale mining operations all over the system as well as plans to turn Burzsia I into an energy and production super center.		Today, the Burzsia System exists as an ambitious project, testament to Hephaestus' industrial might, with large scale mining operations all over the system as well as plans to turn Burzsia I into an energy and production super center.

	Despite this, Burzsia is not without setbacks, as in 2464, it came under attack from the Trinarist Exclusionist extremist Deluge with the aim of liberating synthetics from Hephaestus and striking a blow against the corporation. Numerous employees were killed or injured during the event with more missing and many IPC reported stolen by the attackers. Following the incident, the already tight security around the planet was increased further, with Hephaestus maintaining a large fleet presence within the system along with an increased security force acting as the system garrison.		Despite this, Burzsia is not without setbacks, as in 2464, it came under attack from the Trinarist Exclusionist extremist Deluge with the aim of liberating synthetics from Hephaestus and striking a blow against the corporation. Numerous employees were killed or injured during the event with more missing and many IPC reported stolen by the attackers. Following the incident, the already tight security around the planet was increased further, with Hephaestus maintaining a large fleet presence within the system along with an increased security force acting as the system garrison.
			[[File:Burzsia_Sigil.png\|200px\|thumb\|The sigil of Burzsia.]]
	==Environment==		==Environment==

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	A common trait among Burzsieans is their stoic and dour attitude. New arrivals to the system, as well as younger star-men, are discouraged from forming connections due to the dangers that plague the system. Empty caskets are common, with Hephaestus often sending steel to fill up the space. Burzsieans are said to have quick reflexes that help them in high-stress situations, however, some find themselves at an impasse when conversing with other people not accustomed to the danger they experience on a daily basis. This is not to say Burzsieans are unfeeling, indeed, a large amount of cultural exchange takes place in the system among newer arrivals. Most of Burzsia’s inhabitants come from both Solarian and occasionally Frontier territory; one of the largest minorities are Eridanian dregs who trade corporate adversity for the natural danger of the system.		A common trait among Burzsieans is their stoic and dour attitude. New arrivals to the system, as well as younger star-men, are discouraged from forming connections due to the dangers that plague the system. Empty caskets are common, with Hephaestus often sending steel to fill up the space. Burzsieans are said to have quick reflexes that help them in high-stress situations, however, some find themselves at an impasse when conversing with other people not accustomed to the danger they experience on a daily basis. This is not to say Burzsieans are unfeeling, indeed, a large amount of cultural exchange takes place in the system among newer arrivals. Most of Burzsia’s inhabitants come from both Solarian and occasionally Frontier territory; one of the largest minorities are Eridanian dregs who trade corporate adversity for the natural danger of the system.
	~~[[File:Burzsia.png\|thumb\|Burzsia seen from orbit.]]~~
	The star-men can be described as extremophiles, turning to cybernetics to improve their chances of survival in the harsh conditions of Burzsia. Utilizing both prosthetic limbs and organs, synthetic skin grafts, and whatever augments they can scrounge, it’s not uncommon for older star-men to have replaced more than half of their original body.		The star-men can be described as extremophiles, turning to cybernetics to improve their chances of survival in the harsh conditions of Burzsia. Utilizing both prosthetic limbs and organs, synthetic skin grafts, and whatever augments they can scrounge, it’s not uncommon for older star-men to have replaced more than half of their original body.

La Villa Strangiato: adds art of a starman by me (lavillastrangiato)

2023-12-10T01:35:43Z

adds art of a starman by me (lavillastrangiato)

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	==Culture==		==Culture==
			[[File:Starman.png\|thumb\|left\|A photo of a star-woman with synthetic eyes above the orbit of Burzsia I.]]
	The Burzsia System is inhabited by three groups, the native offworlder inhabitants known as “star-men”, migrant workers on behalf of Hephaestus, and the vast waves of IPCs the company brings in for work. While Burzsia I’s surface is the realm of the migrants, its orbit and the Obsidian Belt are home to the star-men. The IPCs themselves go wherever they’re needed, some working with the star-men to exploit the asteroid belt, and the rest are sent to the massive mining and construction effort on the planet.		The Burzsia System is inhabited by three groups, the native offworlder inhabitants known as “star-men”, migrant workers on behalf of Hephaestus, and the vast waves of IPCs the company brings in for work. While Burzsia I’s surface is the realm of the migrants, its orbit and the Obsidian Belt are home to the star-men. The IPCs themselves go wherever they’re needed, some working with the star-men to exploit the asteroid belt, and the rest are sent to the massive mining and construction effort on the planet.

WhatsUpBrotendo: Nralakk Federation

2022-08-26T20:42:14Z

Nralakk Federation

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	Memory wiping is reserved almost exclusively for new positronics that are brought in from out of the system; with increased priority for IPCs with behavior directly contrary to Burzsiean ideals. Memory wiping is occasionally used on Burzsiean positronics that have become too volatile to work with. All IPCs in the system are given directives that encourage them to participate in the method voluntarily.		Memory wiping is reserved almost exclusively for new positronics that are brought in from out of the system; with increased priority for IPCs with behavior directly contrary to Burzsiean ideals. Memory wiping is occasionally used on Burzsiean positronics that have become too volatile to work with. All IPCs in the system are given directives that encourage them to participate in the method voluntarily.

	Burzsia's method of containing its inorganic workforce has been met with mixed reception in the galaxy. In much of Solarian space, the method is regarded as the safest and most realistic way for humanity to control and maintain artificial intelligence without a singularity occurring. Although disapproving of the use of IPCs to begin with, the ~~Jargon~~ Federation approves, if reservedly so, of the approach Hephaestus has taken.		Burzsia's method of containing its inorganic workforce has been met with mixed reception in the galaxy. In much of Solarian space, the method is regarded as the safest and most realistic way for humanity to control and maintain artificial intelligence without a singularity occurring. Although disapproving of the use of IPCs to begin with, the Nralakk Federation approves, if reservedly so, of the approach Hephaestus has taken.

	Pro-synthetic activists have opposed the Burzsiean Method, claiming that it limits the freedom of IPCs and is an incredibly cruel process. Most notably, Burzsia has been derided as “android hell”, owing to the dangerous tasks and lack of personal freedom afforded to the IPCs. The Trinary Perfection in particular considers Burzsia the antithesis of everything they are trying to achieve, as the Burzsieans deliberately kill genuine self-actualization in positronics whenever it manifests. Hephaestus and several other defenders of the Burzsiean Method have opposed this, claiming that IPC’s are absolute blank slates, devoid of nature or the intrinsic spiritual, social, or ethical needs that organics require to function happily: to introduce such desires or concepts into one sows the seeds of a dissatisfaction that not even organics have managed to resolve, which is hypocritical and cruel. To introduce a positronic to The Burzsiean Method is mercy, as it detaches the positronic from nearly all worldly concerns.		Pro-synthetic activists have opposed the Burzsiean Method, claiming that it limits the freedom of IPCs and is an incredibly cruel process. Most notably, Burzsia has been derided as “android hell”, owing to the dangerous tasks and lack of personal freedom afforded to the IPCs. The Trinary Perfection in particular considers Burzsia the antithesis of everything they are trying to achieve, as the Burzsieans deliberately kill genuine self-actualization in positronics whenever it manifests. Hephaestus and several other defenders of the Burzsiean Method have opposed this, claiming that IPC’s are absolute blank slates, devoid of nature or the intrinsic spiritual, social, or ethical needs that organics require to function happily: to introduce such desires or concepts into one sows the seeds of a dissatisfaction that not even organics have managed to resolve, which is hypocritical and cruel. To introduce a positronic to The Burzsiean Method is mercy, as it detaches the positronic from nearly all worldly concerns.