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Originally Posted by tbrock1031
To be honest, I was just expecting "one is a space whale, one is a burrowing siliconoid similar to a Trek Horta, two are reptilians - one theropod, one serpentine - etc.", but I like your breakdown for the space whales. :)
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Looks like we're going for race outlines anyway- not a problem, it would've happened at some point. While we're at it, we may as well open up for descriptions of the 3 humanoid races too.
Here's a races recap:
1/9-
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Originally Posted by Daigoro
the "vacuum whales"
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2/9-
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Originally Posted by TGLS
The Chetai are species of molluscs, generally likened to snails.
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3/9-
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Originally Posted by (E)
The Rhii are a race of amphibious carnivores
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4/9-
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Originally Posted by ericthered
The Akriti look a great deal like squids or octopi, though they have tentacles with forked ends.
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So 5 non-humanoid and 3 humanoid still awaiting their creation.
(BTW- Whales, stingrays, squids & snails- I'm detecting a distinctly marine bent here...)
And we seem to have a double answer-
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Originally Posted by ericthered
multi-species communities aren't rare at all, and tend to fall into two types:
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Originally Posted by benz72
Absolutely. Though there are no fixed boundaries in the traditional sense, the vast majority of galactic inhabitants are NOT traders and tend to cluster into sets of adjascent worlds.
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I don't think there's any contradiction there, so they can both stand as is.
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question: How do people get their goods out of gravity wells?
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Question: We know that there is a 'primo' hyper drive, but is what kinds of 'secret' navigational or rutter programs and databases exist to take advantage of improvements in distance and accuracy?
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And I think we can live with double questions too, we're all grown ups here. Except, Benz- what's a "rutter program"?
ETA: Ninja'd with another race.
5/9-
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Originally Posted by Frost
Race: Mar Kan. Partially upright, hexapedal, omnivores from a cool high gravity world resembling to human eyes nothing so much as a giant fury pear set on four stubby and rather stiff legs.
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4 & 3 to go.