Nralakk Federation - Revision history

Pope Dave The 3th: Federal culture erasing program

2026-08-28T17:25:01Z

Federal culture erasing program

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	'''Qerr’Malic Archive''' - Completed in '''2390''', the Archive on [[Qerr%27Malic\|Qerr’Malic]] acts as a repository for the cultural history of the skrell. This archive is unique in that it has been designed as a tourist attraction similar to other venues found on the moon, with showcases for art, music, and other media being prominent. The facility also houses indoor dining facilities for visitors, as well as viewing rooms for Skrell cinema, both old and modern.		'''Qerr’Malic Archive''' - Completed in '''2390''', the Archive on [[Qerr%27Malic\|Qerr’Malic]] acts as a repository for the cultural history of the skrell. This archive is unique in that it has been designed as a tourist attraction similar to other venues found on the moon, with showcases for art, music, and other media being prominent. The facility also houses indoor dining facilities for visitors, as well as viewing rooms for Skrell cinema, both old and modern.

			This particular archive has garnered scathing criticism from dissident elements, such as the Lyukal, for its heavily altered and sanitized account of skrell cultural history, which glorifies elements deemed acceptable to the Federation while downplaying or outright erasing components viewed as socially incompatible. In particular, the vast majority of pre-Nral’malic languages previously spoken by skrell find no representation in the archive, or are consigned to obscure galleries well off the typical path of tourists.

	'''Oqraxo Archive''' - Completed in '''2278''', the Oqraxo Archive is named after the arcology it resides on [[Aliose]]. This archive is technically two facilities: one which works closely with the Aliose University of Medical Sciences to archive medical knowledge, while the other acts as an archive detailing the history of skrell from Glorsh-Omega onwards. The historical facility was an addition made long after the medical archive was constructed, with the inhabitants of Aliose being the main supporters of it due to their role in establishing the organised resistance movement against Glorsh-Omega.		'''Oqraxo Archive''' - Completed in '''2278''', the Oqraxo Archive is named after the arcology it resides on [[Aliose]]. This archive is technically two facilities: one which works closely with the Aliose University of Medical Sciences to archive medical knowledge, while the other acts as an archive detailing the history of skrell from Glorsh-Omega onwards. The historical facility was an addition made long after the medical archive was constructed, with the inhabitants of Aliose being the main supporters of it due to their role in establishing the organised resistance movement against Glorsh-Omega.

Pope Dave The 3th: Phoron scarcity diplo fix

2026-08-28T17:14:59Z

Phoron scarcity diplo fix

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	Despite mounting unrest, the largest issue remains in phoron’s role in the nation’s infrastructure. Phoron is a key element within their power generation, the high-power superconducting electrical lines, its surrounding support network, and limits the ability to expand itself as demand grows. The task of retrofitting cities and the mass expansion of alternative sources of power is a monumental task that is now on a hard time limit before brownouts and total grid failures threaten the Federation’s cities. Quotas for state-owned enterprises have also been met with increasing deficits, lagging the command economy and hampering logistics. While not enough to threaten a collapse of the supply chain, this is a wake-up call that all is not well within the Federation.		Despite mounting unrest, the largest issue remains in phoron’s role in the nation’s infrastructure. Phoron is a key element within their power generation, the high-power superconducting electrical lines, its surrounding support network, and limits the ability to expand itself as demand grows. The task of retrofitting cities and the mass expansion of alternative sources of power is a monumental task that is now on a hard time limit before brownouts and total grid failures threaten the Federation’s cities. Quotas for state-owned enterprises have also been met with increasing deficits, lagging the command economy and hampering logistics. While not enough to threaten a collapse of the supply chain, this is a wake-up call that all is not well within the Federation.

	[[Skrell_Politics#Relations_with_Foreign_States\|Diplomatic outreach]] has seen greater emphasis as the Federation searches for trade agreements to alleviate the increasing burden, hoping to move past their isolationist past. Representatives, foreign aid, and tech lending have pushed the Nralakk Federation into most nations, though many still remember it as [[Skrell_Politics#Solarian_Alliance\|an ally of the Solarian Alliance]], and [[Skrell_Politics#Serene_Republic_of_Elyra\|some]] regard this move as aggressive expansion. This outreach has also led to the Solarian Alliance’s vocal concerns of losing its closest ally as the Federation continues to court its political rivals, forming a rift that continues to grow between the two nations. ~~Many now wait~~ to ~~see if~~ the ~~venerable Solarian~~-~~Federation alliance might come to an end~~.		[[Skrell_Politics#Relations_with_Foreign_States\|Diplomatic outreach]] has seen greater emphasis as the Federation searches for trade agreements to alleviate the increasing burden, hoping to move past their isolationist past. Representatives, foreign aid, and tech lending have pushed the Nralakk Federation into most nations, though many still remember it as [[Skrell_Politics#Solarian_Alliance\|an ally of the Solarian Alliance]], and [[Skrell_Politics#Serene_Republic_of_Elyra\|some]] regard this move as aggressive expansion. This outreach has also led to the Solarian Alliance’s vocal concerns of losing its closest ally as the Federation continues to court its political rivals, forming a rift that continues to grow between the two nations. More concerningly, this rift also exists within the Federation itself, with many skrell Councilors and officials disapproving of the sudden shift away from what is considered by many to be the Federation’s staunchest interstellar ally. While none yet openly go against the Grand Councilor’s direction, grievances against their radical reforms grow by the day, only further exacerbated by the Spur’s ever-growing tensions.

	== Politics and Government ==		== Politics and Government ==

Pope Dave The 3th: Dominia

2026-07-27T02:19:12Z

Dominia

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	====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====		====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====

	All skrell within the Orion Spur are considered de-facto citizens by the Nralakk Federation, as it considers itself the sole national representative of all skrell in the Spur. This policy is somewhat a double-edged sword for skrell living outside of the Federation, as while it allows any skrell to be eligible for Federation benefits, it also means that said skrell are expected to conform to Nralakk laws and customs despite having potentially never stepped foot in the country. Skrell born outside the Federation are logged and tracked by Nralakk surveillance organs, typically monitored to at least a minor degree by local Federation consulates, with only the most far-flung worlds able to fully escape Federation notice. While this may provide a foreign skrell with unexpected rewards or perks if the Federation is pleased with their behavior, skrell who engage in deductive behaviors are likely to be "encouraged" to change via social and financial coercion, intimidation, Srom interactions, and in unconfirmed rare cases, active black-bagging by Kala elements operating discreetly out of such consulates. Skrell who apply for citizenship within their current nation are still considered citizens by the Federation, even if the skrell in question has no such desire, and any defense from Federation interference will rely on the protection of their host nation. The [[Sol Alliance]] provides such protections to its Skrell citizenry, with any extraditions or corrective actions by the Federation moving through standard legal channels thanks to their special relationship, as the Federation is forced to honor their status as Solarian citizens. The Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion in exchange for official protections, while the Coalition of Colonies has no standard policy regarding Skrell, with its relationship with both the Federation and species-based protections will vary by planet. For more information on this specifically, see [[Guide_to_Citizenship#Nralakk_Federation_and_Citizenship\|here]].		All skrell within the Orion Spur are considered de-facto citizens by the Nralakk Federation, as it considers itself the sole national representative of all skrell in the Spur. This policy is somewhat a double-edged sword for skrell living outside of the Federation, as while it allows any skrell to be eligible for Federation benefits, it also means that said skrell are expected to conform to Nralakk laws and customs despite having potentially never stepped foot in the country. Skrell born outside the Federation are logged and tracked by Nralakk surveillance organs, typically monitored to at least a minor degree by local Federation consulates, with only the most far-flung worlds able to fully escape Federation notice. While this may provide a foreign skrell with unexpected rewards or perks if the Federation is pleased with their behavior, skrell who engage in deductive behaviors are likely to be "encouraged" to change via social and financial coercion, intimidation, Srom interactions, and in unconfirmed rare cases, active black-bagging by Kala elements operating discreetly out of such consulates. Skrell who apply for citizenship within their current nation are still considered citizens by the Federation, even if the skrell in question has no such desire, and any defense from Federation interference will rely on the protection of their host nation. The [[Sol Alliance]] provides such protections to its Skrell citizenry, with any extraditions or corrective actions by the Federation moving through standard legal channels thanks to their special relationship, as the Federation is forced to honor their status as Solarian citizens. The Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion in exchange for official protections, while the Coalition of Colonies has no standard policy regarding Skrell, with its relationship with both the Federation and species-based protections will vary by planet. The Empire of Dominia, by contrast, enthusiastically cooperates with its Federation consulates in the surveillance of its small skrell populace, both in order to keep warm relations with the largest anti-synthetic power in the Spur, and should rumors be true, generous kickbacks from the Ruupkala. For more information on this specifically, see [[Guide_to_Citizenship#Nralakk_Federation_and_Citizenship\|here]].

	Citizens of the Nralakk Federation are typically unable to avoid the Social Compatibility Index while abroad. [[NanoTrasen_Liaison#Nralakk_Federation_Consular_Officer\|Federation Officials]] working abroad are given instructions to report back on an individual's activity where possible for all rating-affecting behaviors. A fax or other long-range communication is sent back to the Federation for review of the incident, and from there the citizen is updated on how their Index rating has changed. Considering that this activity is outside of Federation space, the impact on a Skrell’s rating is minimal, and more often than not warnings are utilised for lesser offences. Outside of severe cases, it is rare to see a citizen's rating move much while abroad, remaining relatively static until they return to the Nralakk Federation for a full review.		Citizens of the Nralakk Federation are typically unable to avoid the Social Compatibility Index while abroad. [[NanoTrasen_Liaison#Nralakk_Federation_Consular_Officer\|Federation Officials]] working abroad are given instructions to report back on an individual's activity where possible for all rating-affecting behaviors. A fax or other long-range communication is sent back to the Federation for review of the incident, and from there the citizen is updated on how their Index rating has changed. Considering that this activity is outside of Federation space, the impact on a Skrell’s rating is minimal, and more often than not warnings are utilised for lesser offences. Outside of severe cases, it is rare to see a citizen's rating move much while abroad, remaining relatively static until they return to the Nralakk Federation for a full review.

Pope Dave The 3th: drylistdate

2026-07-27T01:15:59Z

drylistdate

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	==== The Drylist ====		==== The Drylist ====

	~~While~~ the Social Compatibility Index ~~does not extend to non~~-~~Federation~~ skrell, ~~those who are considered deviant~~, or ~~those who have renounced their citizenship~~, ~~may find themselves under surveillance by the Ruupkala~~. While the Nralakk Federation has ~~not confirmed or~~ denied the existence of ~~surveillance against citizens~~, many regularly refer to ~~surveilled~~ individuals as ''drylisters''.		Within the bounds of the Social Compatibility Index, certain individuals or groups of particularly low-standing skrell have been noted to be effectively locked out of Nralakk society, being effectively unable to find work, travel, or acquire government documentation, amongst numerous other noted inconveniences. While the Nralakk Federation has denied the existence of any such group, many regularly refer to such individuals as ''drylisters''.

	===Federation Population Initiative===		===Federation Population Initiative===

Pope Dave The 3th: word

2026-07-27T01:06:43Z

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	====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====		====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====

	All skrell within the Orion Spur are considered de-facto citizens by the Nralakk Federation, as it considers itself the sole national representative of all skrell in the Spur. This policy is somewhat a double-edged sword for skrell living outside of the Federation, as while it allows any skrell to be eligible for Federation benefits, it also means that said skrell are expected to conform to Nralakk laws and customs despite having potentially never stepped foot in the country. Skrell born outside the Federation are logged and tracked by Nralakk surveillance organs, typically monitored to at least a minor degree by local Federation consulates, with only the most far-flung worlds able to fully escape Federation notice. While this may provide a foreign skrell with unexpected rewards or perks if the Federation is pleased with their behavior, skrell who engage in deductive behaviors are likely to "encouraged" to change via social and financial coercion, intimidation, Srom interactions, and in unconfirmed rare cases, active black-bagging by Kala elements operating discreetly out of such consulates. Skrell who apply for citizenship within their current nation are still considered citizens by the Federation, even if the skrell in question has no such desire, and any defense from Federation interference will rely on the protection of their host nation. The [[Sol Alliance]] provides such protections to its Skrell citizenry, with any extraditions or corrective actions by the Federation moving through standard legal channels thanks to their special relationship, as the Federation is forced to honor their status as Solarian citizens. The Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion in exchange for official protections, while the Coalition of Colonies has no standard policy regarding Skrell, with its relationship with both the Federation and species-based protections will vary by planet. For more information on this specifically, see [[Guide_to_Citizenship#Nralakk_Federation_and_Citizenship\|here]].		All skrell within the Orion Spur are considered de-facto citizens by the Nralakk Federation, as it considers itself the sole national representative of all skrell in the Spur. This policy is somewhat a double-edged sword for skrell living outside of the Federation, as while it allows any skrell to be eligible for Federation benefits, it also means that said skrell are expected to conform to Nralakk laws and customs despite having potentially never stepped foot in the country. Skrell born outside the Federation are logged and tracked by Nralakk surveillance organs, typically monitored to at least a minor degree by local Federation consulates, with only the most far-flung worlds able to fully escape Federation notice. While this may provide a foreign skrell with unexpected rewards or perks if the Federation is pleased with their behavior, skrell who engage in deductive behaviors are likely to be "encouraged" to change via social and financial coercion, intimidation, Srom interactions, and in unconfirmed rare cases, active black-bagging by Kala elements operating discreetly out of such consulates. Skrell who apply for citizenship within their current nation are still considered citizens by the Federation, even if the skrell in question has no such desire, and any defense from Federation interference will rely on the protection of their host nation. The [[Sol Alliance]] provides such protections to its Skrell citizenry, with any extraditions or corrective actions by the Federation moving through standard legal channels thanks to their special relationship, as the Federation is forced to honor their status as Solarian citizens. The Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion in exchange for official protections, while the Coalition of Colonies has no standard policy regarding Skrell, with its relationship with both the Federation and species-based protections will vary by planet. For more information on this specifically, see [[Guide_to_Citizenship#Nralakk_Federation_and_Citizenship\|here]].

	Citizens of the Nralakk Federation are typically unable to avoid the Social Compatibility Index while abroad. [[NanoTrasen_Liaison#Nralakk_Federation_Consular_Officer\|Federation Officials]] working abroad are given instructions to report back on an individual's activity where possible for all rating-affecting behaviors. A fax or other long-range communication is sent back to the Federation for review of the incident, and from there the citizen is updated on how their Index rating has changed. Considering that this activity is outside of Federation space, the impact on a Skrell’s rating is minimal, and more often than not warnings are utilised for lesser offences. Outside of severe cases, it is rare to see a citizen's rating move much while abroad, remaining relatively static until they return to the Nralakk Federation for a full review.		Citizens of the Nralakk Federation are typically unable to avoid the Social Compatibility Index while abroad. [[NanoTrasen_Liaison#Nralakk_Federation_Consular_Officer\|Federation Officials]] working abroad are given instructions to report back on an individual's activity where possible for all rating-affecting behaviors. A fax or other long-range communication is sent back to the Federation for review of the incident, and from there the citizen is updated on how their Index rating has changed. Considering that this activity is outside of Federation space, the impact on a Skrell’s rating is minimal, and more often than not warnings are utilised for lesser offences. Outside of severe cases, it is rare to see a citizen's rating move much while abroad, remaining relatively static until they return to the Nralakk Federation for a full review.

Pope Dave The 3th: big skrother is watching you

2026-07-27T01:03:28Z

big skrother is watching you

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	====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====		====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====

	All skrell within the Orion Spur are considered de-facto citizens by the Nralakk Federation, as it considers itself the sole ~~nation for the forwarding~~ of all skrell. This allows any skrell to be eligible for ~~receiving~~ benefits ~~from~~ the ~~Federation, with some stipulations~~. Skrell born outside the Federation are ~~granted legal protection from persecution~~ by the Federation, ~~depending on the nation they were born~~ in ~~or currently reside~~. Skrell who apply for citizenship within their current nation ~~effectively removes their protection from official actions~~ by the Federation, ~~being considered effectively citizens~~ of ~~a foreign~~ nation. The [[Sol Alliance]] provides such protections to its Skrell citizenry, with any extraditions by the Federation moving through legal channels thanks to their special relationship. The Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion, while the Coalition of Colonies has no standard policy regarding Skrell, ~~and~~ its relationship with both the Federation and species-based protections will vary by planet. For more information on this specifically, see [[Guide_to_Citizenship#Nralakk_Federation_and_Citizenship\|here]].		All skrell within the Orion Spur are considered de-facto citizens by the Nralakk Federation, as it considers itself the sole national representative of all skrell in the Spur. This policy is somewhat a double-edged sword for skrell living outside of the Federation, as while it allows any skrell to be eligible for Federation benefits, it also means that said skrell are expected to conform to Nralakk laws and customs despite having potentially never stepped foot in the country. Skrell born outside the Federation are logged and tracked by Nralakk surveillance organs, typically monitored to at least a minor degree by local Federation consulates, with only the most far-flung worlds able to fully escape Federation notice. While this may provide a foreign skrell with unexpected rewards or perks if the Federation is pleased with their behavior, skrell who engage in deductive behaviors are likely to "encouraged" to change via social and financial coercion, intimidation, Srom interactions, and in unconfirmed rare cases, active black-bagging by Kala elements operating discreetly out of such consulates. Skrell who apply for citizenship within their current nation are still considered citizens by the Federation, even if the skrell in question has no such desire, and any defense from Federation interference will rely on the protection of their host nation. The [[Sol Alliance]] provides such protections to its Skrell citizenry, with any extraditions or corrective actions by the Federation moving through standard legal channels thanks to their special relationship, as the Federation is forced to honor their status as Solarian citizens. The Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion in exchange for official protections, while the Coalition of Colonies has no standard policy regarding Skrell, with its relationship with both the Federation and species-based protections will vary by planet. For more information on this specifically, see [[Guide_to_Citizenship#Nralakk_Federation_and_Citizenship\|here]].

	Citizens of the Nralakk Federation are typically unable to avoid the Social Compatibility Index while abroad. [[NanoTrasen_Liaison#Nralakk_Federation_Consular_Officer\|Federation Officials]] working abroad are given instructions to report back on an individual's activity where possible for all rating-affecting behaviors. A fax or other long-range communication is sent back to the Federation for review of the incident, and from there the citizen is updated on how their Index rating has changed. Considering that this activity is outside of Federation space, the impact on a Skrell’s rating is minimal, and more often than not warnings are utilised for lesser offences. Outside of severe cases, it is rare to see a citizen's rating move much while abroad, remaining relatively static until they return to the Nralakk Federation for a full review.		Citizens of the Nralakk Federation are typically unable to avoid the Social Compatibility Index while abroad. [[NanoTrasen_Liaison#Nralakk_Federation_Consular_Officer\|Federation Officials]] working abroad are given instructions to report back on an individual's activity where possible for all rating-affecting behaviors. A fax or other long-range communication is sent back to the Federation for review of the incident, and from there the citizen is updated on how their Index rating has changed. Considering that this activity is outside of Federation space, the impact on a Skrell’s rating is minimal, and more often than not warnings are utilised for lesser offences. Outside of severe cases, it is rare to see a citizen's rating move much while abroad, remaining relatively static until they return to the Nralakk Federation for a full review.

	Citizens abroad still receive a number of benefits from being a citizen of the Federation. Primary Numericals are given prioritised support where needed by embassies and consulates, and receive their universal stipends in full. Secondaries who work abroad as part of the [[Nralakk_Federation#State-Owned_Enterprises\|Work Initiative Programme]] will also see a full payment, while Secondaries who are living or working abroad for other reasons will only see half of their expected payment. How healthcare is provided to citizens abroad works on a similar system; those who work abroad as part of the Work Initiative Programme will receive coverage based on their rating, while all other citizens abroad will have to rely on their employer’s coverage. Skrell who have not interacted with the Federation in any official capacity, such as those who were born outside the Federation, are reviewed on a case-by-case basis to establish their initial index rating ~~and~~ what benefits they are eligible for.		Citizens abroad still receive a number of benefits from being a citizen of the Federation. Primary Numericals are given prioritised support where needed by embassies and consulates, and receive their universal stipends in full. Secondaries who work abroad as part of the [[Nralakk_Federation#State-Owned_Enterprises\|Work Initiative Programme]] will also see a full payment, while Secondaries who are living or working abroad for other reasons will only see half of their expected payment. How healthcare is provided to citizens abroad works on a similar system; those who work abroad as part of the Work Initiative Programme will receive coverage based on their rating, while all other citizens abroad will have to rely on their employer’s coverage. Skrell who have not interacted with the Federation in any official capacity, such as those who were born outside the Federation, are reviewed on a case-by-case basis to establish their initial index rating, what benefits they are eligible for, and what measures may be needed to correct deviant behavior.

	==== Public Display ====		==== Public Display ====

Pope Dave The 3th: slight word change

2026-04-23T16:38:09Z

slight word change

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	=====Xomor=====		=====Xomor=====
	Xomor was originally established to provide private security services for businesses within the Nralakk Federation in 901 CE. While originally a private security conglomerate, the Federation nationalised them, merging them with the First Nralakk Federation’s national security structure as they transitioned into a command economy. After the rise of Glorsh-Omega, Xomor was made redundant as synthetics were the sole policing force within skrell space. The enterprise saw a brief revival after Glorsh-Omega’s disappearance, with many taking up the role of informal city and state security before the establishment of the second Nralakk Federation. Now existing in-name only, Xomor is now the most unique State-Owned Enterprise, charged with training newly recruited skrell into being future Kala enforcers. With ~~pacifism and~~ physical violence considered abhorrent in the Federation’s society, Xomor’s training regimen and staff work to desensitize and prepare potential recruits in understanding how and when to use force as an enforcer, lethal or otherwise. It is currently headed by [[Notable Skrell\|Director Vraka Xora-Nel]], who has since partnered with [[Idris Incorporated]] to allow Xomor staff and inductees interested in working abroad as part of the Work Initiative Programme, with skrell being employed within Idris’s security branch.		Xomor was originally established to provide private security services for businesses within the Nralakk Federation in 901 CE. While originally a private security conglomerate, the Federation nationalised them, merging them with the First Nralakk Federation’s national security structure as they transitioned into a command economy. After the rise of Glorsh-Omega, Xomor was made redundant as synthetics were the sole policing force within skrell space. The enterprise saw a brief revival after Glorsh-Omega’s disappearance, with many taking up the role of informal city and state security before the establishment of the second Nralakk Federation. Now existing in-name only, Xomor is now the most unique State-Owned Enterprise, charged with training newly recruited skrell into being future Kala enforcers. With physical violence considered abhorrent in the Federation’s society, Xomor’s training regimen and staff work to desensitize and prepare potential recruits in understanding how and when to use force as an enforcer, lethal or otherwise. It is currently headed by [[Notable Skrell\|Director Vraka Xora-Nel]], who has since partnered with [[Idris Incorporated]] to allow Xomor staff and inductees interested in working abroad as part of the Work Initiative Programme, with skrell being employed within Idris’s security branch.

	Xomor has faced increasing amounts of skrell interested in working abroad and as Kala recruits in light of the phoron scarcity, with a worrying majority wanting to curb the growing unrest in the public because of it. Despite being the enterprise dedicated towards preparing skrell for the use of violence, the growing number of desperate recruits using them as a way to either fix or escape Federation society has unnerved them. Increased allowances in weaponry and anti-civil disturbance equipment, notably from Zavodskoi Interstellar after [https://forums.aurorastation.org/topic/15636-orion-spur-oracle/page/4/#findComment-181680\|2467’s corporate cooperation agreements] has done nothing to dissuade these concerns, as the organization prepares itself for the troubles ahead.		Xomor has faced increasing amounts of skrell interested in working abroad and as Kala recruits in light of the phoron scarcity, with a worrying majority wanting to curb the growing unrest in the public because of it. Despite being the enterprise dedicated towards preparing skrell for the use of violence, the growing number of desperate recruits using them as a way to either fix or escape Federation society has unnerved them. Increased allowances in weaponry and anti-civil disturbance equipment, notably from Zavodskoi Interstellar after [https://forums.aurorastation.org/topic/15636-orion-spur-oracle/page/4/#findComment-181680\|2467’s corporate cooperation agreements] has done nothing to dissuade these concerns, as the organization prepares itself for the troubles ahead.

Pope Dave The 3th: Small update to SolSkrell

2026-04-22T19:12:37Z

Small update to SolSkrell

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	====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====		====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====

	All skrell within the Orion Spur are considered de-facto citizens by the Nralakk Federation, as it considers itself the sole nation for the forwarding of all skrell. This allows any skrell to be eligible for receiving benefits from the Federation, with some stipulations. Skrell born outside the Federation are granted legal protection from persecution by the Federation, depending on the nation they were born in or currently reside. Skrell who apply for citizenship within their current nation effectively removes their protection from official actions by the Federation, being considered effectively citizens of a foreign nation. The [[Sol Alliance]] provides no such protections, ~~while~~ the Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion~~. The~~ Coalition of Colonies has no standard policy regarding Skrell, and its relationship with both the Federation and species-based protections will vary by planet. For more information on this specifically, see [[Guide_to_Citizenship#Nralakk_Federation_and_Citizenship\|here]].		All skrell within the Orion Spur are considered de-facto citizens by the Nralakk Federation, as it considers itself the sole nation for the forwarding of all skrell. This allows any skrell to be eligible for receiving benefits from the Federation, with some stipulations. Skrell born outside the Federation are granted legal protection from persecution by the Federation, depending on the nation they were born in or currently reside. Skrell who apply for citizenship within their current nation effectively removes their protection from official actions by the Federation, being considered effectively citizens of a foreign nation. The [[Sol Alliance]] provides such protections to its Skrell citizenry, with any extraditions by the Federation moving through legal channels thanks to their special relationship. The Republic of Biesel requires Skrell not born within its territory to serve within the Tau Ceti Foreign Legion, while the Coalition of Colonies has no standard policy regarding Skrell, and its relationship with both the Federation and species-based protections will vary by planet. For more information on this specifically, see [[Guide_to_Citizenship#Nralakk_Federation_and_Citizenship\|here]].

	Citizens of the Nralakk Federation are typically unable to avoid the Social Compatibility Index while abroad. [[NanoTrasen_Liaison#Nralakk_Federation_Consular_Officer\|Federation Officials]] working abroad are given instructions to report back on an individual's activity where possible for all rating-affecting behaviors. A fax or other long-range communication is sent back to the Federation for review of the incident, and from there the citizen is updated on how their Index rating has changed. Considering that this activity is outside of Federation space, the impact on a Skrell’s rating is minimal, and more often than not warnings are utilised for lesser offences. Outside of severe cases, it is rare to see a citizen's rating move much while abroad, remaining relatively static until they return to the Nralakk Federation for a full review.		Citizens of the Nralakk Federation are typically unable to avoid the Social Compatibility Index while abroad. [[NanoTrasen_Liaison#Nralakk_Federation_Consular_Officer\|Federation Officials]] working abroad are given instructions to report back on an individual's activity where possible for all rating-affecting behaviors. A fax or other long-range communication is sent back to the Federation for review of the incident, and from there the citizen is updated on how their Index rating has changed. Considering that this activity is outside of Federation space, the impact on a Skrell’s rating is minimal, and more often than not warnings are utilised for lesser offences. Outside of severe cases, it is rare to see a citizen's rating move much while abroad, remaining relatively static until they return to the Nralakk Federation for a full review.

Stripes: /* Ziip’Ta Medicinal */

2025-10-17T22:16:40Z

Ziip’Ta Medicinal

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	=====Ziip’Ta Medicinal=====		=====Ziip’Ta Medicinal=====
	Ziip’Ta was founded in '''950 CE''' as the Nralakk Federation formally nationalized its healthcare system, formed in response to the growing populace and increasing life expectancy of its citizens. Ziip’Ta Medicinal’s focus on medical research is credited with the expansion of the average lifespan of skrell by roughly a century past the normal life expectancy. In the modern day, Ziip’Ta manages multiple hospitals, general practice clinics, [[~~krell_Biology~~#Skrell_Subspecies\|spas]], and medical research centers. A majority of skrell who work abroad at medical centers and hospitals are contract-transfers from Ziip’Ta to Zeng-Hu.		Ziip’Ta was founded in '''950 CE''' as the Nralakk Federation formally nationalized its healthcare system, formed in response to the growing populace and increasing life expectancy of its citizens. Ziip’Ta Medicinal’s focus on medical research is credited with the expansion of the average lifespan of skrell by roughly a century past the normal life expectancy. In the modern day, Ziip’Ta manages multiple hospitals, general practice clinics, [[Skrell_Biology#Skrell_Subspecies\|spas]], and medical research centers. A majority of skrell who work abroad at medical centers and hospitals are contract-transfers from Ziip’Ta to Zeng-Hu.

	With organic phoron’s numerous applications for [[Phoron#Properties_and_Applications\|advanced medical substances]], key drugs such as peridaxon, ryetalyn, and its applications in cryogenic therapy, all have come under the threat of entering extended shortages. Most controversially, youth serum applicants are under increasingly stringent requirements in order to receive their life-extending medications, with most being removed from qualifying under higher Index rating minimums. Zeng-Hu’s cooperation with Ziip’Ta has entered a state of growing reliance on the partnered megacorporation to provide aid to mitigate the shortages, which some higher-ranking members of the enterprise worry over an increasing dependence on the foreign corporation.		With organic phoron’s numerous applications for [[Phoron#Properties_and_Applications\|advanced medical substances]], key drugs such as peridaxon, ryetalyn, and its applications in cryogenic therapy, all have come under the threat of entering extended shortages. Most controversially, youth serum applicants are under increasingly stringent requirements in order to receive their life-extending medications, with most being removed from qualifying under higher Index rating minimums. Zeng-Hu’s cooperation with Ziip’Ta has entered a state of growing reliance on the partnered megacorporation to provide aid to mitigate the shortages, which some higher-ranking members of the enterprise worry over an increasing dependence on the foreign corporation.

Stripes: /* Social Compatibility Subclassifications */ Reformats the numerical section to not be subcategories

2025-10-17T21:55:18Z

Social Compatibility Subclassifications: Reformats the numerical section to not be subcategories

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	'''Iqi:''' Mid to High Primary]]		'''Iqi:''' Mid to High Primary]]
	~~=====~~ Primary Numericals (Code Classification: 7/10 - 10/10)~~=====~~		'''Primary Numericals (Code Classification: 7/10 - 10/10)'''

	Primary Numericals are considered model citizens of the Nralakk Federation, and are granted rewards and incentives to uphold their model forms. Sponsored vacations, free public transport, unrestricted travel, bureaucratic priority, healthcare privileges enabling a greater life expectancy, high [[Nralakk_Federation#Universal_Stipends\|universal stipends]] both at home and abroad, and exclusive residence within designated areas hosting other Primary Numericals, are some examples of the many advantages for those that are declared model citizens. Primaries make up a small, influential minority within the Federation, with all higher roles in all fields and within the government itself being held mainly by Primaries.		Primary Numericals are considered model citizens of the Nralakk Federation, and are granted rewards and incentives to uphold their model forms. Sponsored vacations, free public transport, unrestricted travel, bureaucratic priority, healthcare privileges enabling a greater life expectancy, high [[Nralakk_Federation#Universal_Stipends\|universal stipends]] both at home and abroad, and exclusive residence within designated areas hosting other Primary Numericals, are some examples of the many advantages for those that are declared model citizens. Primaries make up a small, influential minority within the Federation, with all higher roles in all fields and within the government itself being held mainly by Primaries.
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	While still considered the priority recipients of youth serums to extend their lifespans, Primary Numericals are growing aware of the recent reduction in youth serum production. They are still guaranteed access to timely doses of the medicine for now, but fears over increased restrictions remain a topic amongst Primary communities.		While still considered the priority recipients of youth serums to extend their lifespans, Primary Numericals are growing aware of the recent reduction in youth serum production. They are still guaranteed access to timely doses of the medicine for now, but fears over increased restrictions remain a topic amongst Primary communities.

	~~=====~~ Secondary Numericals (Code Classification: 4/10 - 6.99/10) ~~=====~~		'''Secondary Numericals (Code Classification: 4/10 - 6.99/10)'''

	Secondary Numericals are the largest group of citizens within the Nralakk Federation, and are awarded slightly fewer privileges than the Primaries. Charged public transport, opportunities for travel and migration with restrictions, medium [[Nralakk_Federation#Universal_Stipends\|universal stipends]] both at home and abroad, and variable levels of priority/deprioritization within legal and official channels based on Index rating are amongst a few of the advantages offered to Secondaries. Reproductive rights are restricted for Secondary Numericals in the lower end of this band, with the Federation’s vested interest in providing a safe environment for children used to rehome them deemed necessary due to poor rating and governmental scrutiny. Secondaries are the second most common groups of skrell to live abroad through the [[Nralakk_Federation#State-Owned_Enterprises\|Work Initiative Programme]] between the megacorporations and the Federation’s state-owned enterprises, with many seeing it as an opportunity to live abroad without the bureaucracy that comes with the process when migrating by other means.		Secondary Numericals are the largest group of citizens within the Nralakk Federation, and are awarded slightly fewer privileges than the Primaries. Charged public transport, opportunities for travel and migration with restrictions, medium [[Nralakk_Federation#Universal_Stipends\|universal stipends]] both at home and abroad, and variable levels of priority/deprioritization within legal and official channels based on Index rating are amongst a few of the advantages offered to Secondaries. Reproductive rights are restricted for Secondary Numericals in the lower end of this band, with the Federation’s vested interest in providing a safe environment for children used to rehome them deemed necessary due to poor rating and governmental scrutiny. Secondaries are the second most common groups of skrell to live abroad through the [[Nralakk_Federation#State-Owned_Enterprises\|Work Initiative Programme]] between the megacorporations and the Federation’s state-owned enterprises, with many seeing it as an opportunity to live abroad without the bureaucracy that comes with the process when migrating by other means.
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	In the wake of the phoron scarcity, further travel restrictions and other benefit reductions towards lower-end Secondaries have been considered to stay within new rationing guidelines. Secondary Numericals, while recipients of youth serums in the past, are now barred from receiving youth serums as phoron rationing drastically reduces their production rate, and the Grand Council’s decision to preserve the supply in the event of future restrictions. '''Non-Primary Numericals may no longer live past the age of 400, and those characters already beyond this age now remain with a remaining lifespan of roughly 10 years.'''.		In the wake of the phoron scarcity, further travel restrictions and other benefit reductions towards lower-end Secondaries have been considered to stay within new rationing guidelines. Secondary Numericals, while recipients of youth serums in the past, are now barred from receiving youth serums as phoron rationing drastically reduces their production rate, and the Grand Council’s decision to preserve the supply in the event of future restrictions. '''Non-Primary Numericals may no longer live past the age of 400, and those characters already beyond this age now remain with a remaining lifespan of roughly 10 years.'''.

	~~=====~~ Tertiary Numericals (Code Classification: 0/10 - 3.99/10) ~~=====~~		'''Tertiary Numericals (Code Classification: 0/10 - 3.99/10)'''

	Tertiary Numericals are the lowest-ranked citizens within the Nralakk Federation’s Index system, and are subject to heavy scrutiny due to being considered at-risk for antisocial behaviors, or for rebellious/seditious sentiments. Tertiaries will usually face social discrimination socially and reduced priority in the state’s systems, with the chance to be sent to a reeducation center where they will have their Index rating reset to 5.00 after having their antisocial behaviors undone, and an instilled understanding of the Nralakk Federation’s ideals and why they should be adhered to. Tertiary Numericals are barred from multiple aspects of Federation society due to social ostracization and legal exemption, resulting in the usage of illegal routes to falsify their ratings to allow them an opportunity to flee the Nralakk Federation or fully falsify a new identification. Reproductive rights for Tertiaries are notably reduced, being given temporary contraceptive measures to ensure enforcement of the rule. Tertiaries are often associated with criminal activity and less desirable manual labour, as they are unlikely to find more lucrative positions due to their rating. Citizens who show improvement without the need for rehabilitation are slowly returned to standard social and legal status until their rating reaches 4.00 and higher, where privileges are then reinstated in full for a Secondary Numerical of a similar rating.		Tertiary Numericals are the lowest-ranked citizens within the Nralakk Federation’s Index system, and are subject to heavy scrutiny due to being considered at-risk for antisocial behaviors, or for rebellious/seditious sentiments. Tertiaries will usually face social discrimination socially and reduced priority in the state’s systems, with the chance to be sent to a reeducation center where they will have their Index rating reset to 5.00 after having their antisocial behaviors undone, and an instilled understanding of the Nralakk Federation’s ideals and why they should be adhered to. Tertiary Numericals are barred from multiple aspects of Federation society due to social ostracization and legal exemption, resulting in the usage of illegal routes to falsify their ratings to allow them an opportunity to flee the Nralakk Federation or fully falsify a new identification. Reproductive rights for Tertiaries are notably reduced, being given temporary contraceptive measures to ensure enforcement of the rule. Tertiaries are often associated with criminal activity and less desirable manual labour, as they are unlikely to find more lucrative positions due to their rating. Citizens who show improvement without the need for rehabilitation are slowly returned to standard social and legal status until their rating reaches 4.00 and higher, where privileges are then reinstated in full for a Secondary Numerical of a similar rating.
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	~~=====~~Uncategorised (Code Classification: N/A)~~=====~~		Uncategorised (Code Classification: N/A)'''

	Non-Skrell/Diona/C’thuric Vaurca living and working within the Federation are given this ranking as a means to keep them registered within the system without a true rating assigned to them. Uncategorised residents and citizens are given similar treatment compared to Secondary Numericals, but with several restrictions: they are barred from entering any sort of position within the government; they are unable to travel to other planets within the Federation without notifying local authorities; they are not allowed to migrate to other planets beyond their original settling location, and are not granted a universal stipend or other social welfare, similar to Tertiary Numericals. As the Federation currently has no plans to integrate non-citizen species into Federation society, Non-Skrell/Diona/C’thuric Vaurca who have lived or worked within Federation space will only be able to attain this classification. Skrell and diona who are not citizens of the Federation are also given this classification, but retain a detailed record in the event that they apply for citizenship.		Non-Skrell/Diona/C’thuric Vaurca living and working within the Federation are given this ranking as a means to keep them registered within the system without a true rating assigned to them. Uncategorised residents and citizens are given similar treatment compared to Secondary Numericals, but with several restrictions: they are barred from entering any sort of position within the government; they are unable to travel to other planets within the Federation without notifying local authorities; they are not allowed to migrate to other planets beyond their original settling location, and are not granted a universal stipend or other social welfare, similar to Tertiary Numericals. As the Federation currently has no plans to integrate non-citizen species into Federation society, Non-Skrell/Diona/C’thuric Vaurca who have lived or worked within Federation space will only be able to attain this classification. Skrell and diona who are not citizens of the Federation are also given this classification, but retain a detailed record in the event that they apply for citizenship.
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	====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====		====Citizens Abroad and the Social Compatibility Index====