Notable Unathi Colonies - Revision history

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	Following the bankruptcy of the Merchants' Guild and the absorption of most major guilds by Hephaestus, the mercantilist economy has changed - though not as much as one might suspect. Though the production of the Guilds now flows through the megacorporation, and it holds a generous charter, the law still holds - goods are shipped back through Uueoa-Esa, and the Hegemony receives a generous cut - which may well help them in emerging from their recent years of economic depression.		Following the bankruptcy of the Merchants' Guild and the absorption of most major guilds by Hephaestus, the mercantilist economy has changed - though not as much as one might suspect. Though the production of the Guilds now flows through the megacorporation, and it holds a generous charter, the law still holds - goods are shipped back through Uueoa-Esa, and the Hegemony receives a generous cut - which may well help them in emerging from their recent years of economic depression.

			= Colonial Fleets =
			Colonial Fleets are a new sight in the Spur, originating in the Badlands and seen pretty much exclusively in this sector. With the Phoron scarcity preventing the Hegemony from using most of its fleets to defend its assets, many of its colonies are left to fend for themselves, but between the many Unathi pirate fleets, the rising tensions with Dominia, and the many other dangers that the void poses, these relatively small settlements can have a hard time making it on their own. That is where the Colonial Fleets come in, fleets (though they sometimes can be made out of a single ship) of generally independent ships joining a colony, or in rarer cases, space stations or even large vessels to defend it against any threats. What differentiates these Colonial Fleets from mere mercenaries is that these fleets are meant to stay for more than just a single mission, but rather, remain with the colony on the long-term, patrolling in orbit when no apparent threats are there, staying ready to act if need be, and if not, acting as a deterrent to any would-be troublemakers.

			Colonial Fleets, while paid in credits, often reap many other rewards for their work with colonies. Their crews often get lodgings on the very planet they’re defending, and if possible, their ships will be maintained and supplied as well as possible, at minimal costs, if not for free. Crews from Colonial Fleets also tend to enjoy close knit relations they can form with the people they defend.

			These Colonial Fleets can be made up of anyone with a ship, and hopefully some kind of weaponry. These ranges from independent crews often looking for a place to settle down in, to locals from the very colony they’re defending attempting to form their own defence force, to even Unathi pirates themselves, whether as a minor fleet or even single crews looking for a little more honorable path to take without outright swearing fealty to the Hegemony.

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Captain Gecko: /* Other Notable Unathi Colonies */

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Other Notable Unathi Colonies

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	= Other Notable Unathi Colonies =		= Other Notable Unathi Colonies =

	Some Unathi colonies and settlements, ~~though~~ they do not belong to the Hegemony, are still noteworthy.		Some Unathi colonies and settlements that, while they do not belong to the Hegemony, are still noteworthy.

	== Gakal'zaal ==		== Gakal'zaal ==

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	=== Faith ===		=== Faith ===

	Most Unathi colonists are chosen by the Hegemony and very often from the Hegemony, thus it’s not surprise that the overwhelming majority of them are of the [[~~Unathi_Religion#~~Sk'akh~~\|Sk’akh~~]] faith. This does not change with Reztek’s people, though they have their own take on the Hegemony’s faith. Of all three of Sk’akh’s figures, Reztekians grant much more importance to ~~[[Unathi_Religion#The_Fisherman_Verrix\|~~Verrix, the ~~Fisherman]]~~, rather than the Healer or Warrior. With Reztek being such a bland world, and little to do in its small settlements, work is more than just duty, but also a form of recreation on its own, and work is exactly where Verrix is the most important. This has reached the point where one of the largest settlements completed a church almost entirely dedicated to the Fisherman.		Most Unathi colonists are chosen by the Hegemony and very often from the Hegemony, thus it’s not surprise that the overwhelming majority of them are of the [[Sk'akh]] faith. This does not change with Reztek’s people, though they have their own take on the Hegemony’s faith. Of all three of Sk’akh’s figures, Reztekians grant much more importance to Verrix, the Fisher, rather than the Healer or Warrior. With Reztek being such a bland world, and little to do in its small settlements, work is more than just duty, but also a form of recreation on its own, and work is exactly where Verrix is the most important. This has reached the point where one of the largest settlements completed a church almost entirely dedicated to the Fisherman.

	=== Culture ===		=== Culture ===
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	The overwhelming majority of Unathi colonists are of the Hegemony, and Sk’akh worshippers, but Gehki colonists are noteworthy for being exceptionally patriotic. A considerable part of the locals being from the families of navy crewmen, and the rest still working in close proximity with the Navy. Naturally, then, the average Gehki colonist is as close to the Hegemony as possible, and thus, absolutely embraces the Sk’akh faith.		The overwhelming majority of Unathi colonists are of the Hegemony, and Sk’akh worshippers, but Gehki colonists are noteworthy for being exceptionally patriotic. A considerable part of the locals being from the families of navy crewmen, and the rest still working in close proximity with the Navy. Naturally, then, the average Gehki colonist is as close to the Hegemony as possible, and thus, absolutely embraces the Sk’akh faith.
	Due to the nature of the colony, and the career of most locals, of the three Sk’akh figures, it is ~~[[Unathi_Religion#The_Warrior_Mukari\|~~Mukari, the ~~warrior]]~~, that receives the most prayers and offerings. Local priests tend not to ask for just the local population to be blessed and protected, but also for ~~the~~ Mukari to watch over the Navy crews that stop by the planet, and fight for their safety… and the Hegemony’s.		Due to the nature of the colony, and the career of most locals, of the three Sk’akh figures, it is Mukari, the Warrior, that receives the most prayers and offerings. Local priests tend not to ask for just the local population to be blessed and protected, but also for Mukari to watch over the Navy crews that stop by the planet, and fight for their safety… and the Hegemony’s.

	=== Culture ===		=== Culture ===

Captain Gecko: /* Reztek-III */

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Reztek-III

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	== Reztek-III ==		== Reztek-III ==

	Reztek-III, third planet of the Reztek system (Originally known as K2-3554 before the Hegemony claimed it) is one of the largest Unathi colonies in the Spur. Compared to most Human or Skrell colonies, however, it is quite a small settlement. Reztek-III was one of the very first Unathi colonies ~~created~~ outside of [[Uueoa-Esa]], with the first Unathi landing on the planet’s surface in late 2450. Reztek is a rather young world, and though the atmosphere is breathable, most of the surface is covered in black dirt and dark rocks, with minimal vegetation aside from moss and most fauna being planktons and primitive forms of marine life. Though the planktons are edible, and generally considered a delicacy by the locals, this is not enough to sustain the local population, and they mostly rely on “fish domes” which house massive pools that can be used for aquaculture, generally holding enough Moghes-imported [[Moghes#Orszi_(Swarm_Fish)\|Orszi]] fishes to feed a whole village. Though many treat the planet as quite bland and boring, there are next to no threats to locals aside from occasional earthquakes, which allows the population to grow surprisingly quickly.		Reztek-III, third planet of the Reztek system (Originally known as K2-3554 before the Hegemony claimed it) is one of the largest Unathi colonies in the Spur. Compared to most Human or Skrell colonies, however, it is quite a small settlement. Reztek-III was one of the very first Unathi colonies established outside of [[Uueoa-Esa]], with the first Unathi landing on the planet’s surface in late 2450. Reztek is a rather young world, and though the atmosphere is breathable, most of the surface is covered in black dirt and dark rocks, with minimal vegetation aside from moss and most fauna being planktons and primitive forms of marine life. Though the planktons are edible, and generally considered a delicacy by the locals, this is not enough to sustain the local population, and they mostly rely on “fish domes” which house massive pools that can be used for aquaculture, generally holding enough Moghes-imported [[Moghes#Orszi_(Swarm_Fish)\|Orszi]] fishes to feed a whole village. Though many treat the planet as quite bland and boring, there are next to no threats to locals aside from occasional earthquakes, which allows the population to grow surprisingly quickly.

	With Moghes still endangered by the growing [[The_Wasteland\|Wasteland]], the threat of famine is looming and the Hegemony has begun funding the construction of new fish domes, as well as considering terraforming efforts to make Reztek-III’s waters fit for Moghesian fishes, effectively turning the planet into the breadbasket (or fishbasket in this case) of the Hegemony, something that has, for now, been slow to come due to Ouerea taking priority thanks to its proximity to Moghes. Most of the local culture revolves around this concept, and Reztek-III inhabitants are slowly growing a reputation for being talented “fish farmers”. It is currently led by Lord Kosun.		With Moghes still endangered by the growing [[The_Wasteland\|Wasteland]], the threat of famine is looming and the Hegemony has begun funding the construction of new fish domes, as well as considering terraforming efforts to make Reztek-III’s waters fit for Moghesian fishes, effectively turning the planet into the breadbasket (or fishbasket in this case) of the Hegemony, something that has, for now, been slow to come due to Ouerea taking priority thanks to its proximity to Moghes. Most of the local culture revolves around this concept, and Reztek-III inhabitants are slowly growing a reputation for being talented “fish farmers”. It is currently led by Lord Kosun.

Captain Gecko: /* Reztek-III */

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	Reztek-III, third planet of the Reztek system (Originally known as K2-3554 before the Hegemony claimed it) is one of the largest Unathi colonies in the Spur. Compared to most Human or Skrell colonies, however, it is quite a small settlement. Reztek-III was one of the very first Unathi colonies created outside of [[Uueoa-Esa]], with the first Unathi landing on the planet’s surface in late 2450. Reztek is a rather young world, and though the atmosphere is breathable, most of the surface is covered in black dirt and dark rocks, with minimal vegetation aside from moss and most fauna being planktons and primitive forms of marine life. Though the planktons are edible, and generally considered a delicacy by the locals, this is not enough to sustain the local population, and they mostly rely on “fish domes” which house massive pools that can be used for aquaculture, generally holding enough Moghes-imported [[Moghes#Orszi_(Swarm_Fish)\|Orszi]] fishes to feed a whole village. Though many treat the planet as quite bland and boring, there are next to no threats to locals aside from occasional earthquakes, which allows the population to grow surprisingly quickly.		Reztek-III, third planet of the Reztek system (Originally known as K2-3554 before the Hegemony claimed it) is one of the largest Unathi colonies in the Spur. Compared to most Human or Skrell colonies, however, it is quite a small settlement. Reztek-III was one of the very first Unathi colonies created outside of [[Uueoa-Esa]], with the first Unathi landing on the planet’s surface in late 2450. Reztek is a rather young world, and though the atmosphere is breathable, most of the surface is covered in black dirt and dark rocks, with minimal vegetation aside from moss and most fauna being planktons and primitive forms of marine life. Though the planktons are edible, and generally considered a delicacy by the locals, this is not enough to sustain the local population, and they mostly rely on “fish domes” which house massive pools that can be used for aquaculture, generally holding enough Moghes-imported [[Moghes#Orszi_(Swarm_Fish)\|Orszi]] fishes to feed a whole village. Though many treat the planet as quite bland and boring, there are next to no threats to locals aside from occasional earthquakes, which allows the population to grow surprisingly quickly.

	With Moghes still endangered by the growing [[The_Wasteland\|Wasteland]], the threat of famine is looming and the Hegemony has begun funding the construction of new fish domes, as well as considering terraforming efforts to make Reztek-III’s waters fit for Moghesian fishes, effectively turning the planet into the breadbasket (or fishbasket in this case) of the Hegemony, something that has, for now, been slow to come due to Ouerea taking priority thanks to its proximity to Moghes. Most of the local culture revolves around this concept, and Reztek-III inhabitants are slowly growing a reputation for being talented “fish farmers”. It is currently led by Lord ~~Eranzi~~.		With Moghes still endangered by the growing [[The_Wasteland\|Wasteland]], the threat of famine is looming and the Hegemony has begun funding the construction of new fish domes, as well as considering terraforming efforts to make Reztek-III’s waters fit for Moghesian fishes, effectively turning the planet into the breadbasket (or fishbasket in this case) of the Hegemony, something that has, for now, been slow to come due to Ouerea taking priority thanks to its proximity to Moghes. Most of the local culture revolves around this concept, and Reztek-III inhabitants are slowly growing a reputation for being talented “fish farmers”. It is currently led by Lord Kosun.

	=== Faith ===		=== Faith ===

RustingWithYou: /* Mercantalism: All Goods Flow To Moghes */ update for titan rises

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Mercantalism: All Goods Flow To Moghes: update for titan rises

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	[[Hephaestus Industries]] has the most generous charter to operate on [[Ouerea]] and brings its goods directly to the galactic market. Other mega-corporations have their efforts throttled and frustrated. NanoTrasen retains recruitment offices in the star system but very little else.		[[Hephaestus Industries]] has the most generous charter to operate on [[Ouerea]] and brings its goods directly to the galactic market. Other mega-corporations have their efforts throttled and frustrated. NanoTrasen retains recruitment offices in the star system but very little else.

			Following the bankruptcy of the Merchants' Guild and the absorption of most major guilds by Hephaestus, the mercantilist economy has changed - though not as much as one might suspect. Though the production of the Guilds now flows through the megacorporation, and it holds a generous charter, the law still holds - goods are shipped back through Uueoa-Esa, and the Hegemony receives a generous cut - which may well help them in emerging from their recent years of economic depression.

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RustingWithYou: /* Ouerea Confederation */ adjusts for updated lore

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Ouerea Confederation: adjusts for updated lore

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	Being the main Unathi power in the Spur, most Sinta colonies are part of the Izweski Hegemony. Other than Ouerea, Each of these colonies, due to their limited size, are led by a single lord, each directly under the orders of the Hegemon himself.		Being the main Unathi power in the Spur, most Sinta colonies are part of the Izweski Hegemony. Other than Ouerea, Each of these colonies, due to their limited size, are led by a single lord, each directly under the orders of the Hegemon himself.

	== ~~Ouerea~~ Confederation ==		== Ouerean Confederation ==

	Ouerea was originally settled in 2390 and was intended to be the Hegemony's first planetary colony. Though the colony’s first days were slow, the first contact, and assistance from Skrell and Humans allowed the colony to grow quickly. By the time the Contact War came, Ouerea found itself with next to no ways to rely on the Hegemony, and ended up self-governing, occasionally receiving assistance from other species, which even led to some Skrell and Humans moving there. After the Contact War, and when the time for the Hegemony to claim the colony back came, clans across Ouerea came together under the banner of the Confederation of Ouerea. This revolutionary movement was unsuccessfully suppressed by the alarmed aristocracy, and it became unstoppable. Despite the objections from the Overlord of Ouerea, who went as far as to assassinate rebel negotiators, they were granted limited self-rule by Not'zar Izweski. Angry with this, the Overlord Yiztek tried and failed to assassinate the Lord-Regent, and was summarily deposed and his entire clan made Guwan.		Ouerea was originally settled in 2390 and was intended to be the Hegemony's first planetary colony. Though the colony’s first days were slow, the first contact, and assistance from Skrell and Humans allowed the colony to grow quickly. By the time the Contact War came, Ouerea found itself with next to no ways to rely on the Hegemony, and ended up self-governing, occasionally receiving assistance from other species, which even led to some Skrell and Humans moving there. After the Contact War, and when the time for the Hegemony to claim the colony back came, clans across Ouerea came together under the banner of the Confederation of Ouerea. This revolutionary movement was unsuccessfully suppressed by the alarmed aristocracy, and it became unstoppable. Despite the objections from the Overlord of Ouerea, who went as far as to assassinate rebel negotiators, they were granted limited self-rule by Not'zar Izweski. Angry with this, the Overlord Yiztek tried and failed to assassinate the Lord-Regent, and was summarily deposed and his entire clan made Guwan.
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	=== The “Ouerean Model” Government ===		=== The “Ouerean Model” Government ===

	~~Ouerea operates differently from~~ the ~~regular~~ feudal ~~model~~ with the ~~addition~~ of ~~Elder~~-~~Chiefs~~ and ~~Clan-Mothers. For~~ the ~~purpose~~ of ~~social ranking~~, they are ~~usually given the same esteem as noblemen~~.		Following the revolution of 2460, the feudal system has been completely abolished on Ouerea - replaced with democratic governance by an elected body known as the Synod of Scales. Each city on Ouerea elects representative to the Synod dependent on size - though one of the terms of the peace between Ouerea and the Hegemony was that only Unathi would make up the speakers of the Synod, and that they would answer to an Overlord chosen by the Hegemon. This was later amended to give the planet's Skrell population a single non-voting seat, though the humans of the planet are still without any representation.

	* '''Elder-Chiefs''' are originally male Chiefs appointed to the ~~Grand Council by a Clan-Mother already on~~ the ~~Grand Council. The title is not hereditary~~. ~~Elder-Chiefs serve for life~~ on ~~the Grand Council but can retire or be removed by a Clan-Mother. Typically they are elder, wise~~, ~~and Th'akh.~~		In recent years, Ouerea has once again been plunged into unrest, as the aquacultural efforts of [[Hephaestus Industries]] potentially threaten the planet's ecology. Protests on Ouerea turned into riots, which were mercilessly struck down by Izweski bannermen. As Hephaestus seizes ever more power within the nation, Ouerea grows restless - and many fear or hope that a second revolution will come, one that will finally see Ouerea liberated from the Izweski yoke.

	* '''Clan-Mother''' is a hereditary title that passed down ~~a Clan matrilineally~~. ~~They are usually esteemed elders of~~ the ~~most prestigious Ouerean Clans Clan~~-~~Mothers are responsible for overseeing the behavior~~ and ~~actions of Elder-Chiefs. Removing Elder-Chiefs is left to their Clan-Mother, and can be done only if she believes~~ a ~~Chief is not acting for the benefit of the people. They are typically elder~~, ~~wise, and Th'akh.~~

	~~Many humans and Skrell still reside on~~ Ouerea~~, and there are periodically human or even Skrell Mayors and Chiefs~~.

	More information on the politics and history of Ouerea can be found [[Ouerea\|here]].		More information on the politics and history of Ouerea can be found [[Ouerea\|here]].