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Captain Gecko at 10:21, 20 April 2026

2026-04-20T10:21:27Z

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Captain Gecko: Cultural Resurgence Update

2026-04-20T10:21:17Z

Cultural Resurgence Update

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Lent23 at 23:09, 23 February 2026

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Triogenix at 13:52, 16 August 2025

2025-08-16T13:52:14Z

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Captain Gecko: /* S’erki Flowers (Rock Petals) */

2025-05-04T00:17:28Z

S’erki Flowers (Rock Petals)

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	===== S’erki Flowers (Rock Petals) =====		===== S’erki Flowers (Rock Petals) =====
	The S’erki Flowers (S’erki meaning “Rock Petals” when translated roughly) are hardy mountain flowers that tend to grow on the many peaks of the Tza Prairie. They can be recognized easily thanks to their bright colors, with the petals of the male flowers bearing shades of orange, while the females’ are shades of purple. The S’erki flowers are rare, cannot really be used in agriculture with them only growing high up in mountains, and in truth hold interest nutritionally. Yet, they have become a symbol, especially to Tza Locals.		The S’erki Flowers (S’erki meaning “Rock Petals” when translated roughly) are hardy mountain flowers that tend to grow on the many peaks of the Tza Prairie. They can be recognized easily thanks to their bright colors, with the petals of the male flowers bearing shades of orange, while the females’ are shades of purple. The S’erki flowers are rare, cannot really be used in agriculture with them only growing high up in mountains, and in truth hold next to no interest nutritionally. Yet, they have become a symbol, especially to Tza Locals.

	These flowers are mostly known for their use in art as pigments. Their bright colors have become synonymous with Tza paintings, and are so enjoyed in fact, that some from abroad have even taken to importing these flowers, if not going there and doing the harvesting themselves. Beyond their beauty, it is the sheer effort required to climb the mountains, locate, and harvest the flowers that make their use almost prestigious.		These flowers are mostly known for their use in art as pigments. Their bright colors have become synonymous with Tza paintings, and are so enjoyed in fact, that some from abroad have even taken to importing these flowers, if not going there and doing the harvesting themselves. Beyond their beauty, it is the sheer effort required to climb the mountains, locate, and harvest the flowers that make their use almost prestigious.

Captain Gecko: /* Tehthzekziki Leaves (Teht Mint) */

2025-05-04T00:09:04Z

Tehthzekziki Leaves (Teht Mint)

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	===== Tehthzekziki Leaves (Teht Mint) =====		===== Tehthzekziki Leaves (Teht Mint) =====
	As the name suggests, Teht mint originates from the area surrounding Teht and the southern coast of the Moghresian Sea. Technically unrelated to Earth mint, the name stuck after Human diplomats coined the term during a visit shortly after the first contact around 2404 as they had a bit of a hard time pronouncing the original name: Tehthzekziki Leaves. In the wild, ~~Teeth~~ Mint actually are closer to small black roots than anything else, with bits coming out of the ground during Versakh and Kasavakh, exposing the blue-green mint leaves. These leaves can be gathered when exposed and used in various meals. Though the carnivorous Unathi obviously do not get any nutrition from these leaves, they can still use them to accessorize their meals, these leaves providing a cool sensation and a slightly sweet aftertaste; not unlike Earth mint, hence the name human diplomats gave it.		As the name suggests, Teht mint originates from the area surrounding Teht and the southern coast of the Moghresian Sea. Technically unrelated to Earth mint, the name stuck after Human diplomats coined the term during a visit shortly after the first contact around 2404 as they had a bit of a hard time pronouncing the original name: Tehthzekziki Leaves. In the wild, Teth Mint actually are closer to small black roots than anything else, with bits coming out of the ground during Versakh and Kasavakh, exposing the blue-green mint leaves. These leaves can be gathered when exposed and used in various meals. Though the carnivorous Unathi obviously do not get any nutrition from these leaves, they can still use them to accessorize their meals, these leaves providing a cool sensation and a slightly sweet aftertaste; not unlike Earth mint, hence the name human diplomats gave it.

	Teht mint was always rare and expensive. Tehthzekziki roots are surprisingly fragile, they require perfect conditions to offer the best kind of leaves, ones fit for consumption with the most taste. Pulling out leaves wrong can also gravely damage the plant and drastically harm its productivity, hence why harvesting the leaves for a living has always been extremely difficult. Only a handful of clans around Teht managed to find ways to reliably harvest and sell them. These few clans kept their ways secret in order to ensure that only they would handle the mint market. The expensive leaves would generally, then, be bought and consumed by powerful clans and other wealthy individuals mostly, these were a form of luxury, mostly.		Teht mint was always rare and expensive. Tehthzekziki roots are surprisingly fragile, they require perfect conditions to offer the best kind of leaves, ones fit for consumption with the most taste. Pulling out leaves wrong can also gravely damage the plant and drastically harm its productivity, hence why harvesting the leaves for a living has always been extremely difficult. Only a handful of clans around Teht managed to find ways to reliably harvest and sell them. These few clans kept their ways secret in order to ensure that only they would handle the mint market. The expensive leaves would generally, then, be bought and consumed by powerful clans and other wealthy individuals mostly, these were a form of luxury, mostly.

RustingWithYou: /* The Southlands */ bold

2024-04-10T08:43:24Z

The Southlands: bold

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	=== [[Southlands\|The Southlands]] ===		=== [[Southlands\|The Southlands]] ===

	A large region on the southern side of the Moghresian Sea, the Southlands are a wealthy and prosperous region of the Hegemony - though one frequently gripped by unrest. A cosmopolitan society, it is divided fairly evenly between the Th'akh and Sk'akh faiths - though in recent years, the revolutionary ideals of the Si'akh faith have begun to take root there, as many of the local workers grow increasingly dissatisfied with their lot in life. The Southlands have long been a hotbed of labor disputes, with the organization known as the Hearts of Industry having its roots there - though following Hephaestus's rise to power, many of their number have abandoned the guild or fled to Ouerea. The Southlands are ruled by Overlord Rokasi Miazso, a bold and charismatic Unathi known to many as something of a warrior-poet, from the city of Jaz'zirt - though his clan has long been a bitter rival of the Sarnac clan, who reign in Razir.		A large region on the southern side of the Moghresian Sea, the Southlands are a wealthy and prosperous region of the Hegemony - though one frequently gripped by unrest. A cosmopolitan society, it is divided fairly evenly between the Th'akh and Sk'akh faiths - though in recent years, the revolutionary ideals of the Si'akh faith have begun to take root there, as many of the local workers grow increasingly dissatisfied with their lot in life. The Southlands have long been a hotbed of labor disputes, with the organization known as the Hearts of Industry having its roots there - though following Hephaestus's rise to power, many of their number have abandoned the guild or fled to Ouerea. The Southlands are ruled by '''Overlord Rokasi Miazso''', a bold and charismatic Unathi known to many as something of a warrior-poet, from the city of Jaz'zirt - though his clan has long been a bitter rival of the Sarnac clan, who reign in Razir.

	=== [[Zazalai Mountains\|The Zazalai Mountains]] ===		=== [[Zazalai Mountains\|The Zazalai Mountains]] ===

RustingWithYou: updates for regions & general tweaks

2024-03-14T03:40:55Z

updates for regions & general tweaks

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RustingWithYou: infobox moghes

2024-03-11T06:38:51Z

infobox moghes

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	{{~~Template:Region-BadLands~~}}		\|Name = Moghes
			\|System = [[Uueoa-Esa]]
			\|Image = Moghes Planet.png
			\|Sector = [[The_Orion_Spur#Badlands\|Badlands]]
			\|Capital = Skalamar
			\|Species = [[Unathi]], [[Diona]], [[Vaurca]]
			\|Languages = [[Languages#Unathi_languages\|Sinta'Unathi, Sinta'Azaziba]]
			\|Demonyms = Moghresian
			\|Nation = [[Izweski Hegemony]]
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	Moghes, which is the third planet from the Uueoa-Esa star, is the home planet of the [[Unathi]]. Before the Contact War Moghes enjoyed a complex ecosystem similar to Earth. Currently Moghes is suffering extensively from rapid and catastrophic desertification across the majority of its surface due to radioactive fallout destroying the complex ecosystems. Moghes is one of two habitable planets in the system, the second being [[Ouerea]]. Moghes was discovered in 2433 by a [[Sol Alliance]] funded expedition.		Moghes, which is the third planet from the Uueoa-Esa star, is the home planet of the [[Unathi]]. Before the Contact War Moghes enjoyed a complex ecosystem similar to Earth. Currently Moghes is suffering extensively from rapid and catastrophic desertification across the majority of its surface due to radioactive fallout destroying the complex ecosystems. Moghes is one of two habitable planets in the system, the second being [[Ouerea]]. Moghes was discovered in 2433 by a [[Sol Alliance]] funded expedition.

Captain Gecko: Updated Moghes' flora and fauna

2023-05-09T13:39:15Z

Updated Moghes' flora and fauna

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