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	The non-Dionae population in the Consortium comes from all across the Orion Spur, bringing with them unique traditions, languages and perspectives; which has allowed for the fostering of a society where all manner of species co-exist and collaborate. In particular, there is a significant population of both [[Skrell]] and Humans present on [[Hieroaetheria]], predominately within the Consortium. Nral’daaq houses the majority of the [[Skrell]] on the planet, with the Dionae having renamed the capital following first contact to befit the inspiration given to them by the species – being translated as Protector’s Landing in Nral’malic. [[Skrell]] have become a crucial element of the Consortium, having instilled many of their societal practices into the inquisitive Dionae – namely, their perspectives of meritocracy and tolerance of other species.		The non-Dionae population in the Consortium comes from all across the Orion Spur, bringing with them unique traditions, languages and perspectives; which has allowed for the fostering of a society where all manner of species co-exist and collaborate. In particular, there is a significant population of both [[Skrell]] and Humans present on [[Hieroaetheria]], predominately within the Consortium. Nral’daaq houses the majority of the [[Skrell]] on the planet, with the Dionae having renamed the capital following first contact to befit the inspiration given to them by the species – being translated as Protector’s Landing in Nral’malic. [[Skrell]] have become a crucial element of the Consortium, having instilled many of their societal practices into the inquisitive Dionae – namely, their perspectives of meritocracy and tolerance of other species.

	Since making contact with the Dionae, in particular the Consortium, [[Skrell]] have remained a considerable influence on [[Hieroaetheria]]; going so far as to assist in the creation of the Consortium’s government, as well as the means to protect their sovereignty and begin to colonise the stars. [[Skrell]] now see themselves in several positions of authority within the Consortium, appointed by the Chairman to oversee the different branches and departments of the incumbent government, which has yet to see itself lose an election in the one-hundred-and-sixty-odd years of existence. Almost all of the [[Skrell]] presence within [[Hieroaetheria]] is heavily affiliated directly with the [[Nralakk Federation]] or one of the major state enterprises. The [[Nralakk Federation]] has viewed the planet as a client state since its discovery and its subsequent uplifting by the [[Skrell]]. While the Consortium has few resources that the Federation does not have access to elsewhere, it has maintained a longstanding interest in the planet for scientific reasons. The most important among them is the Federation’s constant research into Dionae’s capacity for biomechanical computing as an alternative solution to compete with artificial intelligence. The Federation has also devoted resources to uncovering the origin of Dionae and what conditions brought about their species, especially their lack of a Zona ~~Bovaine~~ equivalent organ.		Since making contact with the Dionae, in particular the Consortium, [[Skrell]] have remained a considerable influence on [[Hieroaetheria]]; going so far as to assist in the creation of the Consortium’s government, as well as the means to protect their sovereignty and begin to colonise the stars. [[Skrell]] now see themselves in several positions of authority within the Consortium, appointed by the Chairman to oversee the different branches and departments of the incumbent government, which has yet to see itself lose an election in the one-hundred-and-sixty-odd years of existence. Almost all of the [[Skrell]] presence within [[Hieroaetheria]] is heavily affiliated directly with the [[Nralakk Federation]] or one of the major state enterprises. The [[Nralakk Federation]] has viewed the planet as a client state since its discovery and its subsequent uplifting by the [[Skrell]]. While the Consortium has few resources that the Federation does not have access to elsewhere, it has maintained a longstanding interest in the planet for scientific reasons. The most important among them is the Federation’s constant research into Dionae’s capacity for biomechanical computing as an alternative solution to compete with artificial intelligence. The Federation has also devoted resources to uncovering the origin of Dionae and what conditions brought about their species, especially their lack of a Zona Bovinae equivalent organ.

	Humanity is present within the Consortium, however, the majority have not come to the planet as a voluntary endeavour, but instead have found themselves assigned to megacorporate facilities on [[Hieroaetheria]]. The first human populace arrived shortly after the establishment of [[Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals]] in 2403 CE; followed by a second wave with the introduction of [[Einstein Engines]] in 2410 CE – resulting in a somewhat steady stream of humans filtering into [[Hieroaetheria]] since. Despite their almost half-century presence on the planet, only a handful of humans have sought citizenship from [[The Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria]], most electing to remain on Work Visas issued to them.		Humanity is present within the Consortium, however, the majority have not come to the planet as a voluntary endeavour, but instead have found themselves assigned to megacorporate facilities on [[Hieroaetheria]]. The first human populace arrived shortly after the establishment of [[Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals]] in 2403 CE; followed by a second wave with the introduction of [[Einstein Engines]] in 2410 CE – resulting in a somewhat steady stream of humans filtering into [[Hieroaetheria]] since. Despite their almost half-century presence on the planet, only a handful of humans have sought citizenship from [[The Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria]], most electing to remain on Work Visas issued to them.

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	Emigration from the Consortium is largely the easiest across the factions present on Hieroaetheria. It has in place the Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme – where those who wish to depart from Hieroaetheria are provided support in terms of resources, documentation and guidance to facilitate a smooth transition off the planet to the greater Orion Spur. The Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme also has agreements in place with the [[Stellar Corporate Conglomerate]], as well as [[Einstein Engines]], in which prior to leaving the planet they may schedule appointments with representatives from the megacorporations to secure themselves employment before departing. The Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme requires a reason for emigration, which has been defined into categories; failing to fall into these categories often results in the denial of participating in the programme.		Emigration from the Consortium is largely the easiest across the factions present on Hieroaetheria. It has in place the Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme – where those who wish to depart from Hieroaetheria are provided support in terms of resources, documentation and guidance to facilitate a smooth transition off the planet to the greater Orion Spur. The Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme also has agreements in place with the [[Stellar Corporate Conglomerate]], as well as [[Einstein Engines]], in which prior to leaving the planet they may schedule appointments with representatives from the megacorporations to secure themselves employment before departing. The Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme requires a reason for emigration, which has been defined into categories; failing to fall into these categories often results in the denial of participating in the programme.

	*Academic Opportunities is one of the more popular categories, with the Consortium registering thousands as departing from the planet to pursue better academic opportunities elsewhere in the Orion Spur.		*'''Academic Opportunities''' is one of the more popular categories, with the Consortium registering thousands as departing from the planet to pursue better academic opportunities elsewhere in the Orion Spur.

	*Employment Opportunities is yet another popular category for those to select when departing from Hieroaetheria. With the agreements between the Consortium, Stellar Corporate Conglomerate and Einstein Engines, those seeking a better life across the Spur can easily find employment thanks to the Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme’s relationship with the megacorporations.		*'''Employment Opportunities''' is yet another popular category for those to select when departing from Hieroaetheria. With the agreements between the Consortium, Stellar Corporate Conglomerate and Einstein Engines, those seeking a better life across the Spur can easily find employment thanks to the Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme’s relationship with the megacorporations.

	*Religious Opportunities, for those inclined, is a category for those who wish to honour their religious background through pilgrimages or merely any other reason that could possibly be explained as religious when departing the Consortium. It is popular for those who wish to visit the [[Covenant of Xrim]] or even the Eternal Temple located on Biesel.		*'''Religious Opportunities''', for those inclined, is a category for those who wish to honour their religious background through pilgrimages or merely any other reason that could possibly be explained as religious when departing the Consortium. It is popular for those who wish to visit the [[Covenant of Xrim]] or even the Eternal Temple located on Biesel.

	=== Days of Importance ===		=== Days of Importance ===

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	[[Orion Express]], in tandem with AstroTerra Enterprises, plays a dual role in shaping the Consortium's interstellar landscape. While contributing to terraforming initiatives, Orion Express takes the helm in managing the logistics of the entire operation. As the sole megacorporation awarded a non-co-operative government contract, the company wields a monopoly over the crucial tasks of importing, exporting, and transporting equipment, goods, and passengers between the Consortium's on-and-off-world colonies. This exclusive position grants Orion Express substantial influence over the Consortium's economic and transportation infrastructure, positioning it as a key player until alternative logistics operations, whether through private corporations or state-owned enterprises, can be established. The dual mandate of AstroTerra and Orion Express underscores their vital contributions to both the scientific and logistical aspects of the Consortium's expansive interstellar ventures		[[Orion Express]], in tandem with AstroTerra Enterprises, plays a dual role in shaping the Consortium's interstellar landscape. While contributing to terraforming initiatives, Orion Express takes the helm in managing the logistics of the entire operation. As the sole megacorporation awarded a non-co-operative government contract, the company wields a monopoly over the crucial tasks of importing, exporting, and transporting equipment, goods, and passengers between the Consortium's on-and-off-world colonies. This exclusive position grants Orion Express substantial influence over the Consortium's economic and transportation infrastructure, positioning it as a key player until alternative logistics operations, whether through private corporations or state-owned enterprises, can be established. The dual mandate of AstroTerra and Orion Express underscores their vital contributions to both the scientific and logistical aspects of the Consortium's expansive interstellar ventures

			=== Energy ===

			The Consortium has developed an advanced, yet sustainable, energy infrastructure to power its cities and colonies. Central to this system is a monumental nuclear fusion plant located in Epigenia – a marvel of modern engineering and Dionae ingenuity – the '''Radiant Nexus'''. It is the primary source of power within Hieroaetheria, in which it harnesses the immense energy potential of nuclear fusion, alongside converting its waste products into other necessary items essential to survival. It provides a stable, substantial supply of electricity to the multiple densely populated metropolises of the Consortium. In addition to the Radiant Nexus, the Consortium has established smaller fusion plants throughout its territories – these decentralised power stations ensure that even the more removed and less densely population areas receive a consistent and reliable energy supply; the distribution of these fusion plants is carefully planned to balance energy needs with environmental impact. Many of the off-world colonies of the Consortium have adopted scaled-down versions of the Radiant Nexus – usually compact fusion reactors designed to suit the energy demands and logistical constraints of initial colonies – most find themselves complemented with other renewable power sources as to not harm the ecosphere of the respective planets.

			==== Radiant Nexus ====

			The largest fusion plant on [[Hieroaetheria]], the Radiant Nexus is considered a unique blend of Dionae and Skrell – having been initially proposed by the [[Nralakk Federation]] following their introduction to the planet, but taken and retrofitted to fit the needs of the Consortium. Though it produces significantly less byproduct than a typical nuclear power plant, the Consortium has modified the design to create more – using the byproducts as a means to sustain their residents. Large rows of biomass are created to harness the radiation within the main chamber, such radiation is then processed within the Radiant Nexus and turned into concentrated radium – which is then sold within the Consortium as '''Radibytes'''. The actual process of the fusion is a closely guarded secret, and those employed within the Radiant Nexus are subjected to lifestyle audits and several other methods of scrutinization to ensure the process is not leaked.

			While officially celebrated as the pinnacle of nuclear fusion technology, a growing conspiracy theory suggests a far more sinister reality: the Radiant Nexus is not a fusion plant at all, but a covert prison for genetically modified Dionae engineered to produce nuclear fusion energy. According to the conspiracy, the Consortium of Hieroaetheria, in its quest for unparalleled power, embarked on a secretive and ethically dubious project decades ago. Scientists allegedly experimented on the [[Dionae]], manipulating their genetic makeup to enhance their natural affinity for radiation and transform them into living reactors. These genetically modified Dionae, the theory claims, have been confined within the depths of the Radiant Nexus, their bodies harnessed to produce the immense energy that powers the capital and surrounding regions. In the shadowy underbelly of Hieroaetheria, whispers and rumours swirl about the true nature of the Radiant Nexus. While officially celebrated as the pinnacle of nuclear fusion technology, a growing conspiracy theory suggests a far more sinister reality: the Radiant Nexus is not a fusion plant at all, but a covert prison for genetically modified Dionae engineered to produce nuclear fusion energy. According to the conspiracy, the Consortium of Hieroaetheria, in its quest for unparalleled power, embarked on a secretive and ethically dubious project decades ago. Scientists allegedly experimented on the Dionae, manipulating their genetic makeup to enhance their natural affinity for radiation and transform them into living reactors.

	== Major Cities ==		== Major Cities ==

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Entertainment Update

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	There are only two universities present within the Consortium; Hieroaetherian College (commonly referred to as Hah-Cuh) as well as the University of Western Mede (or just MedeU). The Hieroaetherian College generally offers most degrees, with over a dozen buildings within its campus in Nral’daaq. By far, it is the most attended institution within the entirety of the Consortium – sporting just over 30,000 students at any given time. Many refer to it as Little Nral’daaq due to its essentially being a city in its own right. The University of Western Mede is a bit more illustrious and only offers degrees associated to Engineering, Medicine and Information Technology. It is considerably smaller than Hieroaetherian College and roughly has only 5,000 students registered to attend its classes at any given time. It is considered extremely selective in its choice of students, with only those considered the cream of the crop being inducted into its halls.		There are only two universities present within the Consortium; Hieroaetherian College (commonly referred to as Hah-Cuh) as well as the University of Western Mede (or just MedeU). The Hieroaetherian College generally offers most degrees, with over a dozen buildings within its campus in Nral’daaq. By far, it is the most attended institution within the entirety of the Consortium – sporting just over 30,000 students at any given time. Many refer to it as Little Nral’daaq due to its essentially being a city in its own right. The University of Western Mede is a bit more illustrious and only offers degrees associated to Engineering, Medicine and Information Technology. It is considerably smaller than Hieroaetherian College and roughly has only 5,000 students registered to attend its classes at any given time. It is considered extremely selective in its choice of students, with only those considered the cream of the crop being inducted into its halls.

			=== Entertainment ===
			The Consortium has seen a rapid shift in the various forms of entertainment following the welcoming of skrell and then humans into the nation. More traditional forms of Entertainment seen elsewhere around Hieroaetheria are often exclusive of non-Dionae, whether it be the Forma artstyle that relies on the shaping of a gestalt’s own structure to create still art, or Rootsong music which non-Dionae are unable to play an equal part in. Instead, the Consortium has been swept by the introduction of skrellian forms of entertainment however, in the more rural regions of the Consortium, this spread of skrellian-influenced entertainment has been a lot slower, in part due to the majority of non-Dionae residents living within the safer cities of Hieroaetheria.

			==== Film, Radio & Games ====
			With the merging of skrellian culture into Consortium culture, more conventional forms of entertainment from a Spur-wide perspective have begun to take hold of Hieroaetheria, especially in the more urban regions. Bringing conventional electronics such as holovisions, games consoles and smartphones, the Consortium has been able to reverse-engineer these to create biocomputer analogues which largely function the same. Skrellian electronics remain popular among non-dionae residents of the Consortium, however these electronics are not produced locally on Hieroaetheria and are often expensive or outdated electrical equipment redirected from a Nralakk Federation’s recycling or incineration plants – current VR technology and skrellian psionic interfacing technology is often not supported with these old electronics, nor would they be maintained by the predominantly dionae populace. Many biocomputers do have adapters that allow the connecting of skrellian electronics into the biocomputer, allowing some cross-compatibility.

			While most film and radio media is very similar to other Spur-wide media, there is a notable difference in how games play. Fast-paced games and those with complex controls are not too popular within the Consortium, in part due to controller schemas being unsuited to a dionae’s biology and due to fast-paced games often overstimulating certain dionae mindtypes. Consequently, slower-paced story games or strategy games are greatly favoured by the Consortium’s populace, with most Consortium-made games being one of such, and imported games from the Federation filling in the niche of faster action games.

			These skrell-influenced forms of entertainment are all disparaged in Gla’orr and Ekane, with Gla’orr having a soft ban on purchasing skrellian electronics or Consortium film and games though not owning them should you come into possession of them, and Ekane having a total ban, confiscating them when found.

			'''Bloopy and Friends: Holiday!'''

			Bloopy and Friends: Holiday! is a spin-off of the already popular skrellian children’s cartoon ''Bloopy and Friends: An Educational Children’s Show'' known to teach literacy, numeracy and introduce a tadpole to Federation values. First airing in 2396 to ensure the Federation could still exert some influence over Hieroaetherian skrell born as second-generation immigrants, the show sees the iconic characters of the original Bloopy, Florp, and Qrobl going on holiday to Hieroaetheria where they meet up with Chipper, an energetic nymph portrayed as the more mature, hosting guide of the group of friends. In addition to episodes teaching essential maths and language, many of the episodes tackle how to stay safe on Hieroaetheria, warning of the dangers of radiation and the perilous caverns of the Subterranean. Bloopy and Friends: Holiday! is broadcast daily across the Consortium, accessible to anyone both on holovision and on radio, with young dionae and non-dionae alike tuning in to learn a lesson or two from the show. This show not only keeps young Hieroaetherian non-Dionae safe, but also ensures that Hieroaetherian skrell are still informed of the Federation and are aware of its culture.

			'''Episode Example:'''
			* '''Season 1, Episode 2:''' The episode begins with the titular characters waking up at Chipper’s house shortly after arriving on Hieroaetheria. After the three original characters run downstairs, they bump into Chipper who has purchased them gifts. These gifts turn out to be the readily available anti-radiation medications marketed towards short-stay residents on Hieroaetheria. Florp is quick to count out the required dose they need, then already identifies when their next dose is due; Bloopy, on the other hand, doesn’t understand and asks for help with dose amount and intervals. Chipper gives the group of friends a quick lesson on basic numeracy and calculating changes in time, which then allows Bloopy to successfully count out their required dose. Unfortunately, Qrobl doesn’t get the message, forgetting to take their doses throughout the day – they end up sick for a few days, changing from their usual blue colour to a sickly green.
			* '''Season 2, Episode 6:''' The episode is one of Qrobl’s redemption episodes. While on holiday at Hieroaetheria and visiting Nral’Dyaq, the group of friends sight a Qeblaki observatory dome. The three original characters are surprised to see this away from their home and Chipper agrees to introduce them to the local Starkeeper. The Starkeeper lectures them on the principles and importance of the Qeblak faith, with a number of one-time characters – each a different, prestigious occupation – in the Observatory waving and giving a single line on how Qeblak practises helped them succeed in life. When shown the observatory’s telescope, it is surprisingly Qrobl who struggles the least at identifying constellations, with them appearing in the end scene in the robes of a Starpage and their cosmozoan-like glow brighter.

			'''The Forgotten Islands'''

			The Forgotten Islands is a video game made by a small Consortium games company that sees a joint Consortium-Nralakk expeditionary team explore a seemingly alive collection of rainforested islands north of the Horn of Mede. The game follows a multi-choice story format with a moveable character that can investigate the story’s level or respond to quick-time events in response to local fauna attacks or an obstacle to cross. The player can pick between three characters, with the others appearing as NPCs on the expeditionary party that can be ordered to interact with objects on a level: a dionae known only as '''Chronicler''', an Orthodox Eternal devout, senior Biomatik Innovations biologist, whose proficiency lies in investigative tasks and deciphering Rootsong mysteries; a skrell, '''Qvs. Plu’Vop Shinuul''', a Federation skrell whose psionic senses often have them alerting the party to hazards or calming a hostile creature; '''Rosamaria Beltrao''', a Consortium-born, low-gravity adapted human contracted by Biomatik Innovations for security, who gets around in an exoskeleton and is the only armed party member of the group.

			After arriving at the Forgotten Islands via cloudgrazer airship with a larger Biomatik expeditionary group, the whole group is quickly descended on by a swarm of Canopydarters, with the three named characters being split-off and having to solve the mysteries of the island and find an escape on their own. As they navigate natural obstacles, caverns beneath the islands, and hostile megafauna within the rainforest of the island, the party begins to be tormented by what sounds like voices coming from the trees, with dialogue-heavy scenes where the party members struggle to keep spirits and opinions of one another high. Opinions are often further lowered when other surviving expeditionary members of the initial Canopydarter attack turn up, but driven mad by the voices of the islands, having to either be killed or restrained. Eventually, it is revealed that the islands are home to a temporal Rootsong anomaly, with the characters split on how to approach it. The game ends when the party make it to a subterranean chamber beneath the central island, whereby a number of final choices can occur:

			* ''The Chronicler'', fascinated by the anomaly due to its role in the Orthodox school of thought, approaches and attempts to touch the Rootsong anomaly hoping to absorb the knowledge contained into itself. This is only for the party to rapidly dematerialise and appear in what seems like an empty part of space, whereby visions of the future and past play out before them. It fades to black and is considered a victory, with fans of the game suspecting a sequel to eventually play off this ending.
			* ''Plu’Vop'', who up to this point in the game has been adamant that the Rootsong study be proper studied by the Federation, draws on an immense amount of psionic power to form a protective bubble about the temporal anomaly’s source, putting an end to the voices around the island at the cost of locking Plu’Vop into position. In the anomaly’s struggle to source more power to break free of Plu’Vop’s bubble, both the Chronicler and Rosamaria are absorbed into the anomaly, seemingly dying to give the anomaly a surge of power. A Biomatik Innovations rescue team then arrives, forming a research site around Plu’Vop and the temporal anomaly – Plu’Vop never breaks free from concentrating on containing the anomaly.
			* ''Rosamaria'', to the dismay of the other main party members, is fearful of the anomaly, taking the more pessimistic stance that it is uncontainable and could draw other expeditionary parties to the island. Rosamaria’s decisions throughout the game allowed her to call in a special drop from Biomatik Innovations, containing a device of sorts that, during the endgame, can be thrown into the temporal anomaly to permanently destroy it. This action sadly backfires, creating a temporary tear in space that sees the entire island and the main party vanish – any memory of them seems to have been forgotten. Fans also suspect this to be one of the ‘proper’ endings that will soon see a sequel play off on it.

			==== Common Hobbies ====
			* '''Rock Climbing''': Being the most mountainous region of Hieroaetheria and with the most complex Subterranean cave systems, rock climbing is a very popular hobby within the Consortium. Due to Hieroaetheria’s lower gravity, the hobby is remarkably accessible, with the training courses being available in most cities or large towns near a mountain range or entrance to the Subterranean. Climbing mountain ranges is typically done by dionae, though can be done by non-dionae if wearing total protection radiation suits, as the peaks of the tallest mountains often pierce high enough into the atmosphere that radiation levels dramatically spike. Navigating the Subterranean caverns and rock faces is the safer option for non-dionae and also poses more unique structures to climb.
			* '''Luminescent Fluid Art''': Inspired by the colourful, abstract art of skrellian culture, a relatively new hobby that has swept through the Consortium is Luminescent Fluid Art, which involves pouring diluted acrylic paints over a canvas to create an abstract and often psychedelic art pieces, with all sorts of tools or canvas-tilting to have the paints flow to create a desired look. The paints used in Hieroaetherian fluid art often make use of bioluminescent extracts from local wildlife, allowing them to glow in the dark or change colour when exposed to differing levels of radiation. Located in Glimmering Glades is the recently established '''Starlit Art Gallery''' that, alongside displaying more conventional artwork, has a permanent exhibit on Luminescent Fluid Art in a glass observatory-like chamber that can deploy varying levels of radiation shielding to subtly change the appearances of displayed artworks.

	=== Language ===		=== Language ===

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	*'''Pioneer’s Alliance'''		*'''Pioneer’s Alliance'''

	The Pioneer's Alliance is a visionary political entity within the Consortium of [[Hieroaetheria]], propelled by a resolute dedication to expanding the borders of the Consortium and the greater Commonwealth. Focused on the ambitious goals of colonization and terraforming, the party envisions a future where the Consortium extends its reach across distant planets light years away. Their strategic rationale lies in the belief that such expansion will not only yield valuable resources through enhanced extraction capabilities but also serve as a catalyst for economic prosperity within the Consortium. What sets the Pioneer's Alliance apart is their inclusive approach, emphasizing collaboration with the other nations on the planet—the Union of Gla'orr and the Eternal Republic of the Ekane. By fostering inter-factional cooperation, the Alliance aims to fortify ~~the~~ [[Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria]]as a formidable player on the interstellar stage, ensuring sustained influence and shared prosperity in the face of challenges.		The Pioneer's Alliance is a visionary political entity within the Consortium of [[Hieroaetheria]], propelled by a resolute dedication to expanding the borders of the Consortium and the greater Commonwealth. Focused on the ambitious goals of colonization and terraforming, the party envisions a future where the Consortium extends its reach across distant planets light years away. Their strategic rationale lies in the belief that such expansion will not only yield valuable resources through enhanced extraction capabilities but also serve as a catalyst for economic prosperity within the Consortium. What sets the Pioneer's Alliance apart is their inclusive approach, emphasizing collaboration with the other nations on the planet—the Union of Gla'orr and the Eternal Republic of the Ekane. By fostering inter-factional cooperation, the Alliance aims to fortify [[the Commonwealth of Hieroaetheria]] as a formidable player on the interstellar stage, ensuring sustained influence and shared prosperity in the face of challenges.

	=== Departments ===		=== Departments ===
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	*'''Department of Planetary Affairs (DPA)'''		*'''Department of Planetary Affairs (DPA)'''

	The Department of Planetary Affairs (DPA), led by '''Roots Woven in Urban Harmony''', serves as the administrative nerve center overseeing critical aspects of the Consortium's governance. Working in tandem with corporations such as Biomatik Innovations, Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals, and Orion Express, DPA manages the intricacies of planetary affairs – both on[[Hieroaetheria]], as well as their colonies off-world. This largely revolves around ensuring strategic supply chain management from resource extraction and refinement, ensuring the implementation and efficiency of the Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme, and prioritizing health initiatives with the government contract awarded to both Biomatik Innovations and Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals for their Dionae and non-Dionae population.		The Department of Planetary Affairs (DPA), led by '''Roots Woven in Urban Harmony''', serves as the administrative nerve center overseeing critical aspects of the Consortium's governance. Working in tandem with corporations such as Biomatik Innovations, Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals, and Orion Express, DPA manages the intricacies of planetary affairs – both on [[Hieroaetheria]], as well as their colonies off-world. This largely revolves around ensuring strategic supply chain management from resource extraction and refinement, ensuring the implementation and efficiency of the Hieroaetherian Resettlement Programme, and prioritizing health initiatives with the government contract awarded to both Biomatik Innovations and Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals for their Dionae and non-Dionae population.

	*'''Department of Economic Prosperity (DEP)'''		*'''Department of Economic Prosperity (DEP)'''

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	~~'''IN NO UNCERTAIN TERMS, THIS PAGE IS NOT CONSIDERED CANON. THIS IS A SANDBOX. IF YOU HAVE FOUND IT, CONGRATS, NOW SHUT UP.'''~~

	= The Consortium of Hieroaetheria =		= The Consortium of Hieroaetheria =

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	= The Consortium of Hieroaetheria =		= The Consortium of Hieroaetheria =
	[[File:ConsortiumFlag.png\|thumb\|The flag of the Consortium.]]		[[File:ConsortiumFlag.png\|500px\|thumb\|The flag of the Consortium.]]

	Founded decades prior to any outside interference, though by the name of the Affiliation – at least according to the direct translation from Rootsong – it was a loose confederation of dozens of conglomerates present across the region of Mede. It wasn’t until first contact with the [[Skrell]] that it began to formalise its existence into a unified alliance; thereby resulting in the creation of the Consortium of [[Hieroaetheria]]. Mostly inspired by the [[Skrell]] that began to move in swathes to the newly discovered society, it prides itself on its progressive stances – especially in contrast to the other factions present within the Commonwealth. Being the only “welcoming” political bloc to non-Dionae, the Consortium manages to cling to its status as the most populated nation on the planet – in which most of its policies aim at fostering a multi-cultural society for the betterment of all.		Founded decades prior to any outside interference, though by the name of the Affiliation – at least according to the direct translation from Rootsong – it was a loose confederation of dozens of conglomerates present across the region of Mede. It wasn’t until first contact with the [[Skrell]] that it began to formalise its existence into a unified alliance; thereby resulting in the creation of the Consortium of [[Hieroaetheria]]. Mostly inspired by the [[Skrell]] that began to move in swathes to the newly discovered society, it prides itself on its progressive stances – especially in contrast to the other factions present within the Commonwealth. Being the only “welcoming” political bloc to non-Dionae, the Consortium manages to cling to its status as the most populated nation on the planet – in which most of its policies aim at fostering a multi-cultural society for the betterment of all.

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The Consortium of Epsilon Ursae Minoris

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