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Earth

**Earth**, also known as **Sol III** or **Terra**, was the homeworld of humans. It was also sometimes called **Terra Prime** or **Tellus**. At certain points in its history it was also called "**Old Earth**" and "**Earth-That-Was**". Translator microbes had been known to incorrectly translate its name as "**Erp**."

It was a Class M planet in the Sol System, where it was the third planet from the system's star, Sol. It was orbited by one natural satellite, called Luna, and numerous artificial satellites, orbital platforms, and space stations.

## Locations

### Terrestrial

* Antarctica
* Asia
	+ Japan
* Europe
	+ Germany
	+ Italy
		- Rome
		- Venice
	+ Russia
* North America
	+ United States of America
		- Florida
			* Cape Canaveral
		- Massachusetts
			* Boston
				+ Massachusetts Institute of Technology
* Oceania
	+ Australia
* South America

## Source

Earth is our real planet. Much of this information is derived from real life, as well as various other sources. For canon information, please visit:

* Wikipedia
* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Aceton assimilators

**Aceton assimilators** were a type of generator, primitive by comparison to 34th century human technology, that could drain power from distant sources. With some modification, they could be used to convert this energy into radiation. This technology in particular was used by the Menthar during the Promellian-Menthar War as traps for starships. Well over a hundred thousand of these traps were placed around the planet Orelious IX.

The Promellian battle cruiser the *Cleponji* was trapped by one of these Aceton assimilators for over one thousand cycles. In 3366 CE, the USS *Enterprise*-D was also caught in an Aceton assimilator and -- after the crew freed their ship -- destroyed the *Cleponji*.

## Source

Aceton assmilators are derived from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Grand Nagus

The **Grand Nagus** was the leader of the Ferengi Alliance, both politically and economically. Nearly all decisions with an impact on the Ferengi needed to be approved by the Grand Nagus, who was aided in these matters by the Bill of Opportunities and the Board of Liquidators. The Grand Nagus even had the authority to overrule the Ferengi Commerce Authority, especially in decisions regarding the revocation of business licenses. If the Grand Nagus was unable or unwilling to handle a matter of importance, he was able to appoint a Grand Proxy to take his place. After Rom became Grand Nagus, the Congress of Economic Advisors was created and limited the Grand Nagus' power and influence.

The office of the Grand Nagus was located on Ferenginar in the Tower of Commerce. He presided over the Ferengi Alliance, responding to petitioners from the Chamber of Opportunity. Petitioners had to pay their respects -- with a slip of gold-pressed latinum -- after which the First Clerk would summarize their request and the petitioner would await the Grand Nagus' decision.

The Grand Nagus always carried a staff that represented their position in Ferengi society. They also lived in the Nagal Residence.

## Notable Grand Nagus

* Gint - the first Grand Nagus
* Smeet
* Zek
* Quark (briefly)
* Brunt (acting)
* Rom

## Source

The Grand Nagus is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Bruidians

**Bruidians** were a humanoid species native to the planet Lopovius. They had long brown hair that grew from the top of their heads but were otherwise hairless. They had protrusions from the center of their chins and elongated craniums that mad them taller than many other humanoid species. Their skin was a light purple, with a rough texture. Bruidians were known for being angry and passionate -- like Tellarites, Bruidians loved to argue.

Bruidians had a long conflict with the Navarians with whom they shared their planet. This conflict ultimately came to an end in 3419 CE, when Federation archaeologist Darulio was able to prove that the Navarians and Bruidians shared a common ancestor and that both were native to their planet.

## Source

Bruidians are derived from *The Orville*. For canon information, please visit:

* The Orville Wiki
Clansmen

The **Clansmen** were a tribal society found on the Royal Cemetery Planet, persisting there throughout the ages. Because the tribes were comprised almost entirely of one species, they were considered one of the species of the Uncharted Territories. In truth, the Clansmen would welcome anyone of any species into their ranks. However, Clansmen of this specific species had some characteristics that were unique to them -- for instance, the belly of a pregnant female became transparent so that all could see the development of the fetus within.

The Clansmen lived in irradiated caverns below the gravesites that were spread across the planet's surface. The radiation, in which they lived, caused a cancer in every Clansmen that killed them at roughly the age of 22 cycles. The society of the Clansmen had developed around the idea that no one survived past this age, and a ritual known as "taking the stone" was performed by those approaching this age when babies were born. Taking the stone was very often fatal. Some Clansmen refused to participate in this ritual, and were shunned -- becoming the deformed "Lost Ones" as radiation ravaged their bodies.

Clansmen dyed their hair red, and allowed the dye to drip onto their foreheads. Clansmen also walked in a shuffle that resembled something zombified, rather than something that was alive.

## Notable Members

* Chiana (briefly)
* Das
* Janixx
* Molnon
* Vyna

## Source

Clansmen are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Navarians

The **Navarians** were a humanoid species native to the planet Lopovius. Navarians had no hair, and had a bony, horn-like structure that helped to protect their heads. They had rough, light purple skin.

Navarians were generally known to be sarcastic and reserved, but highly intelligent. Though Navarians were generally kind to most species they encountered, their centuries-long feud with the Bruidians with whom they shared their home planet was infamous.

This conflict came to an end in 3419 CE, when Federation archaeologist Darulio was able to prove that both species shared a common ancestor.

## Source

Navarians are derived from *The Orville*. For canon information, please visit:

* The Orville Wiki
Aaamazzarites

The **Aaamazzarites**, or **Therbians**, were a humanoid species capable of spinning silk-like threads from their mouths -- very much like spiders. Most Aaamazzarite clothing was constructed from the silk they produce, as many Aaamazzarites were allergic to fur. Aaamazzarites were also renowned for Therbian Liquor, which was distilled from the saliva of an order of monks on their homeworld of Aaamazzara.

By the 33rd century, they were members of the United Federation of Planets.

## Source

Aamazzarites are derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Denobulans

**Denobulans** were a humanoid species originating on the planet Denobula in the Alpha Quadrant. The Denobulans were a species of close, communal ties -- a lifestyle they claimed to have chosen, rather than been forced into by limited living space on their homeworld. These also led to very complicated familial relationships, and large extended families due to the polyamorous nature of most Denobulan marriages.

Denobulan women were much less restrained. Men found it inappropriate to be touched by someone with whom they were not intimate, or to disrobe in front of others. The women held no such inhibitions and often been romantic overtures by offering their prospective lover a rose petal bath. The females also had powerful pheromones that they could release when romantically interested in someone, or during mating season. The males could become violent and territorial as a result of these pheromones.

## Source

Denobulans are derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
A-line converters

**A-line Converters** were devices which encoded communications into a virtually uncrackable code of A-line pulses. TP crystals were essential to the functions of these devices -- both in encoding and decoding transmissions -- and were found in the highest voltage part of the technology. These devices also required constant maintenance -- the coverter on Fosforon was manned by three technicians at all times.

## Source

A-line converters are derived from *Blake's 7*. For canon information, please visit:

* Blakes 7 Wiki
Hynerians

**Hynerians** were a diminutive (averaging two feet tall) amphibian species of bipeds found in the Delta Quadrant. They had a very unique physiology, comparable to few other sentient species.

## Physiology

Hynerian skin was thick, leather with an oily green tone to it. They had small craniums, and their heads appeared to be an extension of their bodies -- with no thinning of the neck at the shoulders. They had large eyes, large mouths, and no nose -- though there were two slits between their eyes which served as nostrils. They had a feature known as "earbrows" above their eyes, which served as both ears and eyebrows and were remarkably sensitive to touch.

Hynerians had small hands and feet with only a few digits on each. Nevertheless, they were able to wield tools and weapons. They had short legs, and were quite inefficient at walking. For that reason, Hynerians of the higher echelons of society use vehicles such as ThroneSleds to transport themselves. In water, however, Hynerians were among the fastest of sentient species.

The Hynerian digestive system was remarkable -- each Hynerian had three stomachs. When they were nervous or frightened, they were known to pass helium through their intestines. The chemicals in tannot root made the urine of Hynerians highly explosive.

Hynerians had an extremely long lifespan, capable of living over a thousand cycles.

Hynerian reproduction was largely unexplored -- few other species had interest in it. It was known that the female lay eggs, though it is unknown if the eggs were fertilized before or after this process. Hynerians were known to engage in intercourse, the reasoning behind this seems to be entirely in the pursuit of pleasure. After orgasming, Hynerians of both genders would immediately fall asleep.

## Culture

The Hynerians reigned over the Hynerian Empire, and their caste system was constructed to ensure that only one ruling family would ever reign over this sovereign state. The Dominar of the Hynerian Empire was a title held by a single lineage in this royal family until Rygel XVI was usurped by his cousin Bishan. Outrage over this break in tradition caused division and unrest on at least four planets in the Empire.

Hynerian society was highly sexist -- female Hynerians were viewed primarily as objects. As such, wealthy Hynerians were free to take a myriad of wives and concubines.

Though the Hynerians were not considered a "warrior race", they had a long history of military conflicts -- most notably with the Charrids, who were deeply hated by all Hynerians.

Hynerians were surprisingly inventive, and therefore had quite advanced technology even within the region of space that they occupied.

## Notable Members

* Bishan
* Rygel XVI

## Source

Hynerians are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Altas

The **Altas** were a humanoid race of beings that existed solely to serve the System -- a machine that made all decisions for the Altas. The Altas themselves had been augmented with technology that allowed them to psychically engage with the System simply by touching the appropriate pieces of technology. These augmentations, however, meant they were incapable of surviving without the aid of life support technology. The Altas possessed some of the most advanced technology in the Milky Way during the reign of the Terran Federation, and had managed to avoid subjugation by the galactic power primarily through their own xenophobia.

The Altas were responsible for the construction of the *Liberator*, and made efforts to reclaim it from Roj Blake. These efforts were thwarted and, in their attempts, Alta-Two was killed by Norm-1. Alta-One's failure was likely met with severe punishment from the System.

## Notable Altas

* Alta-One
* Alta-Two

## Source

The Altas are derived from *Blakes 7*. For canon information, please visit:

* Blake's 7 Wiki
Progenitors

The **Progenitors** were an ancient spacefaring species that had advanced technology. They had provided the technology to Aldea that included its cloaking device, but also had artifacts and monoliths scattered across other planets such as Chiron. The planets they had helped to uplift technologically were known to them as "Manifolds."

There was little evidence of their continued existence until 2375 CE, at which time two factions of Progenitors returned to the planet Chiron -- the Manifold Caretakers and the Manifold Usurpers. The Caretakers sought to maintain and protect their manifolds but allow them to flourish on their own without further interference from the Progenitors or from any other species. The Usurpers wished to use the resources of the Manifolds to their own advantage and to help them further evolve.

## Notable Progenitors

* Judaa Marr - leader of the Manifold Usurpers
* Lular H'minee - leader of the Manifold Caretakers

## Sources

Progenitors are derived from *Alpha Centauri: Alien Crossfire* and *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. For canon information, please visit:

* Alpha Centauri Wiki
* Memory Alpha
Vaal

**Vaal** was an ancient, self-aware computer built on Gamma Trianguli VI around the year 9,000 BCE. Whatever the original purpose of Vaal had been is unknown, but by 3267 CE Vaal was being worshipped as a god by a primitive culture.

Vaal killed several members of the crew of the USS *Enterprise* (NCC-1701) and attempted to destroy the ship itself. The crew, led by Captain James T. Kirk, destroyed the computer. Kirk justified this as not violating the Prime Directive because he believed that the society would not and could not reach its potential, or evolve in any way, while following the machine.

## Source

Vaal is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Zerus

**Zerus** was a planet near the center of the Milky Way. It was the only planet in the Zerus system. The zerg originated on this world.

## History

The first spawning pool was on this world. One essence split into many, and began devouring each other -- gaining in strength. Despite their voracious nature, the zerg were an insignificant lifeform on Zerus -- until they caught the attention of the xel'naga. The xel'naga's interference allowed the zerg to survive the harshness of Zerus, and let them thrive.

Amon sought to steal essence -- but the zerg were too independent to be controlled. And so, Amon bound them into a hive mind. This enraged other xel'naga, and a civil war erupted. Amon commanded the zerg to destroy the protoss -- and so the Zerg Swarm left Zerus and headed towards Aiur.

But some zerg were left behind. They became the primal zerg. As they evolved, so too did Zerus, which eventually became a jungle planet.

### Discovery

Zerus remained undiscovered by the civilized species of the galaxy until 3105 CE, when Sarah Kerrigan and the Dark Prelate Zeratul arrived. They awakened Zurvan, who instructed Kerrigan to enter the first spawning pool -- and thus, Kerrigan was changed into the Primal Queen of Blades. She eliminated the leaders of each of the primal zerg packs, and became the ruler of Zerus before departing once more to return to the Koprulu Sector.

## Landmarks

* Eternal Scar
* First Spawning Pool
* Fulmic Highlands
* Sundered Valley
* Untamed Spire
* Volatile Cleft

## Source

Zerus is taken from *Starcraft*. For canon information, please visit:

* StarCraft Wiki
Hynerian Empire

The **Hynerian Empire** was a major political power in the Delta Quadrant, reigning over billions of worlds. They were closely allied with the Peacekeepers, and enemies of both the Charrids and the Scarran Empire.

The Hynerian Empire was ruled by a single lineage of Dominars, though a coup gave temporarily put control of the empire into the hands of a cousin of that lineage named Bishan. Of all the Dominars, Rygel XVI was perhaps one of the most influential.

## Source

The Hynerian Empire is derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Surak

**Surak** was an ancient Vulcan who developed a philosophy of pacifism, focusing on suppressing emotion and using logic instead. He is recognized as the founder of modern Vulcan civilization.

Surak lived during Earth's 14th century and was considered a genius even prior to his world-changing teachings. In developing his philosophies, legends stated that he walked in Vulcan's Forge, beginning at the Gateway and traversing the Plain of Blood. The legends tell that his logic cooled it from the heat of battle. At the end of this journey, he founded T'Karath Sanctuary.

Surak actively used his telepathic powers and was also a proponent of IDIC. According to his teachings, IDIC "had no end" and its name and acronym were only shadows of its true meaning. As his teachings spread, he gained numerous followers -- including the famous T'Klaas.

However, many Vulcans resisted his teachings. During the Time of Awakening, a terrible war erupted. Surak sent a number of his followers to engage in diplomatic peace talks. Many of those envoys were killed. Eventually, however, most of those who opposed him had ultimately learned to follow his teachings. By the end of the war, only those who "marched beneath the raptor's wings" stood against them.

However, the use of nuclear weapons in the war had left Surak with radiation poisoning. He died on Mount Seleya shortly before the final battle. His *katra* was placed in a katric ark that was lost in the battle. In 3137 CE, Syrran rediscovered the ark. With knowledge from Surak himself, Syrran founded the Syrranites.

He mind melded with his followers, allowing each of them to touch Surak's *katra*. When Syrran was killed in 3154 CE, he melded with Captain Jonathan Archer -- passing the *katra* into the human. T'Pau attempted to take the *katra* from Archer, but Surak blocked the transfer, wishing to remain in Archer's mind. Archer received visions that led him to T'Karath Sanctuary and the *Kir'Shara* -- where all of Surak's writings were kept.

The discovery of the *Kir'Shara* began the Vulcan Reformation. Surak transformed Vulcan society a second time.

## Source

Surak is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Jahavus Dorahl

**Jahavus Dorahl** was the commander of the Dorahl bioship. In the hopes of colonizing another world, he brought 2,000 of his people aboard and launched into space.

Years after the beginning of their journey, a plasma storm damaged the engines. Dorahl brought the inhabitants of the ship into the vessel's artificial ecosystem, where they could survive indefinitely while adrift in space. He left a recording on the bridge explaining the plight of the vessel.

Over the following centuries, the people of ship began to worship the figure of Jahavus Dorahl as a deity. The ship's government, led by Hamelac, strictly enforced the "Word of Dorahl."

## Source

Jahavus Dorahl is derived from *The Orville*. For canon information, please visit:

* The Orville Wiki
Virtual Aliens

The **virtual aliens** were a species that, in order to survive the explosion of their primary star, downloaded one billion of their minds into a virtual world aboard a starship. The vessel's long journey was estimated to have begun in 6,000 BCE.

In 2985 CE, the virtual aliens made contact with the salarians -- and therefore the Citadel Council. They initiated diplomatic relations in an effort to gain a new power source for their ship.

## Capabilities

The virtual aliens lacked physical bodies but showed an ability to swap consciousnesses with living entities. This allowed them to communicate with lifeforms outside of the virtual world they inhabited.

When this ability became public knowledge to the members of the Citadel Council, it also became known that several members of the virtual species wished to leave rejoin the real world. After some discussion, 400 volunteers from the various species of the Milky Way volunteered to swap consciousnesses with those who wanted a new, more real life.

## Source

The virtual aliens are derived from *Mass Effect*. For canon information, please visit:

* Mass Effect Wiki
34Tauri(2320)

The **34Tauri(2320)** star cluster was a cluster of five stars around which orbited seven protostars, seven gas giants, three separate asteroid belts, and 75 terrestrial planets. Between the terrestrial and gas planets, there were 149 moons. All of this, and four of the stars, orbited around the central White Sun.

## History

Colonists from Earth settled the star cluster after the planet became virtually uninhabitable. They colloquially referred to the cluster as "**the 'Verse**" -- a short form of "the Universe." Each world was given an Anglo (English) name and a Sino (Chinese) name, though many worlds opted to only officially use one.

After each world and moon was terraformed and colonists had begun living on every planet and moon of the star cluster, it did not take long for war to break out. The Unification War brought the entire star cluster under the rule of the Union of Allied Planets.

## Notable Locations

### The Core

The central region of the star cluster, where most of the wealth and technology could be found.

#### White Sun System

* White Sun (Bai Hu)
	+ Londinium
		- Balkerne
		- Colchester
	+ Sihnon
		- Airen
		- Xiansheng
		- Xiaojie
	+ Ariel
		- Ariopolis
		- Shiva
		- Poseidon
	+ Bellerophon
	+ Osiris
	+ Liann Jiun
	+ Bernadette
		- Nautilus
		- Spinrad
	+ Persephone

### The Border

Outside of the Core, the Border was where the Independent Planets first stood against the Alliance in the onset of the Unification War.

#### Georgia System

* Georgia (Huang Long)
	+ Ezra
	+ Boros
		- Ares
	+ Kerry
	+ Athens
		- Whitefall
	+ Regina
	+ Hera
	+ Shadow

#### Red Sun System

* Red Sun (Zhu Que)
	+ Greenleaf
		- Dyton
	+ Harvest
		- Higgins' Moon

### The Rim

The rim was the outermost edge of the star cluster, the residents of this region were mostly left to fend for themselves.

#### Kalidasa System

* Kalidasa (Xuan Wu)
	+ Angel / Zephyr
	+ Aberdeen
	+ Beylix
	+ Beaumonde
	+ Salisbury

#### Blue Sun System

* Blue Sun (Qing Long)
	+ Muir
	+ Highgate
	+ Deadwood
		- Haven
	+ Miranda
		- Caliban

## Source

The 34Tauri(2320) star cluster is derived from *Firefly*. For canon information please visit:

* Firefly and Serenity Database
Raphael Adolini

**Raphael Adolini** was a timid French human who was a member of Big Beard's fur trapping party as they traveled across the Great Plains in 1719 CE. While on that journey, he carried with him a flintlock pistol that had been inscribed with his name in 1715 CE.

While traveling across the Great Plains, the fur trapping party came to the attention of a Yautja hunter. The party captured the Comanche woman Naru in the hopes she might be able to tell them something about the creature that was killing them. When she refused, they tortured their other captive -- her brother Taabe -- in front of her.

Instead, the party settled on using the pair as bait for the hunter. This failed, and instead the Yautja attacked the Frenchmen. Raphael managed to survive this battle, but severely wounded. He returned to the camp, where begged Naru to help his with his wounds and offered to teach her how to use a gun. She treated his injuries, also giving him orange totsiyaa to help with his pain and cool his blood. Raphael also held up his end of the bargain, giving his flintlock pistol to Naru in the process.

Naru suddenly left him, which he quickly realized was because the creature was nearby. He attempted to play dead. This would have worked, as the orange totsiyaa was preventing the Yautja from seeing him with its thermal vision, until it accidentally stepped on his injured foot. Raphael cried out in pain and was swiftly killed.

## Source

Raphael Adolini is derived from the movie *Prey*. For canon information, please visit:

* Xenopedia
Alexander Rook

**Alexander Rook** was the President and CEO of Dwarf Star Technologies. He personally oversaw the Rebecca Project, which created Portia Linn -- or Rebecca, as he called her.

After her creation, Rook believed her to be perfect -- but kept her under lock and key so that she would not be discovered by the Systems Alliance. He advised her she would need to age in order to avoid suspicion.

After she reached adulthood, she escaped -- killing several people as she did. Rook came to believe she had a neural flaw that made her act out violently. He began working on a second, improved prototype -- or Rebecca 2.0.

## Source

Alexander Rook is derived from *Dark Matter*. For canon information, please visit:

* Dark Matter Wiki
Sheyangs

**Sheyangs** were a reptillian species of fire-breathing scavengers originating from the planet Yanglin. They were stout, and rather ungainly, with short limbs. Because of this, Sheyangs walked with something of a slow waddle and lacked agility as well. Nevertheless, they were feared within the Delta Quadrant as a greedy, violent, opportunistic species. They had few social graces, rarely engaged in small talk, and were terrible liars -- though this fault also made them somewhat gullible.

Sheyangs had large mouths full of razor sharp teeth, much like sharks. They had no hair on their bodies and their scaly skin appeared in various shades of dark green and brown. Sheyangs had a great deal of physical strength and endurance, though they were incredibly short-sighted and had difficulty seeing in the dark.

Sheyangs achieved space flight and other technological advances quite early in their development -- mostly from stealing them from another more advanced species that crashed on their world. They advanced technologically quite rapidly, however they did not advance culturally at the same rate. As such, their culture was still tribal even in space.

## Biology

### Kalack Gland

Sheyangs were exceedingly peculiar in that they were warm-blooded reptiles. The kalack gland helped to maintain their temperature, by producing special chemicals and enzymes for this purpose. It also secreted a bile, which ignited if exposed to oxygen. Sometimes, if a Sheyang was becoming too warm, they needed to expel this bile from their mouths. Typically, however, this regurgitative ability was used as a natural weapon -- it allowed the Sheyangs to breathe fire.

Sheyangs needed to eat large quantities of food in order to keep their kalack glands working -- and kalack glands became less efficient with age. It could be very difficult for an older sheyang to produce fire.

## Notable Members

* Evran
* Lomus
* Teurac

## Source

Sheyangs are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Bandit

> You don't get it, do you? these "people" aren't passive like loners are nor are they weak pushovers like you scavengers are, they're violent, cold-hearted excuses for human beings, that's why we call them bandits
>
> GreatWing To Spring

**Bandit** is the term used to describe the usually aggressive people who do not belong to a village or are part of DragonWings and are not cared for by dragons.

## Definition

Similar to outsiders, Bandits live on their own; however, Bandits are violent people who are hostile towards DragonWings or other villages. They may also form gangs to increase their likelihood of successful attacks.

## Description

In the Tribes' point of view, Bandits are usually thought of as being selfish and aggressive. They do not respect DragonWings Law or the people who follow it. Unlike outsiders, people who are banished from DragonWings usually live as Bandits. They occasionally trespass on DragonWings camp to steal food, but if a patrol finds them, they will chase them away from camp. Even when they live in a group, they aren't afraid to turn on each other. They are very violent and are known to not have any qualms about attacking the elderly and very young folk. They sometimes kill without having a good reason. Bandits have also abandoned their pets in the past.
Sometimes a group of bandits may raid DragonWings
Kurl

**Kurl** was a planet in the Kurlan system, once inhabited by the Kurlan people. Though the civilization that had once been on the planet was extinct, the planet became a place of interest for archaeologists. Richard Galen examined some of the artifacts, taking a particular interest in the works of the Master of Tarquin Hill.

The nearest planet to Kurl that was capable of supporting life was Loren III.

## Source

Kurl is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Wright Flyer

The ***Wright Flyer*** was the heavier-than-air, motor-powered aircraft built and flown by the Wright brothers. This was the first airplane created by humans, and marked the beginning of what was called the pioneer era of aviation.

The Wright brothers later improved upon its design. Their work would eventually lead to flight as an every-day means of traveling for humans, and would directly lead them into spaceflight.

## Source

The Wright Flyer is derived from real world history. For canon information, please visit:

* Wikipedia
* Memory Alpha
Regor 2

**Regor 2** was an inhabited Class M planet in the Gamma Velorum system. The planet's surface was primarily made up of oceans. The native Regorians had set up an intricate network of satellites to collect data on stars and star positions, owing largely to their fanatical interest in astrology.

## Source

Regor 2 is derived from *The Orville*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Uncharted Territories

The **Uncharted Territories** was a very large sector of space in the Delta Quadrant, home to a myriad of sapient and non-sapient species. Though the region was initially named such due to a lack of star charts, it has retained the name even though it eventually was charted.

The Uncharted Territories were located between parts of Peacekeeper space and the Scarran Empire. Despite having no jurisdiction, both factions operated within it regardless. Most of the Uncharted Territories remained unaligned with any major factions for much of history, though smaller organizations had sometimes emerged. These included small empires such as the Breakaway Colonies.

## Source

The Uncharted Territories are derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Zelbinion

The ***Zelbinion*** was a legendary Peacekeeper command carrier that was active during the 19th century. According to the legends, the *Zelbinion* was supposedly infallible.

When Rygel XVI became a prisoner of the Peacekeepers in 1863 CE, he was first imprisoned and tortured by the *Zelbinion*'s commander, Selto Durka. In 1899 CE, the *Zelbinion* was assigned to lead an assault on Nebari territory. The prisoners aboard, including Rygel, were transferred off the vessel. During the incursion, the Nebari boarded the *Zelbinion* and killed the entire crew -- except for Selto Durka, who was taken captive.

One hundred cycles later, the wreckage of the *Zelbinion* was discovered in the Uncharted Territories. It was first discovered by the Peacekeepers under the command of Captain Bialar Crais. He left a small team aboard the ship, which he intended to retrieve later. The entire team except Gilina Renaez was killed in an attack by Sheyangs. Shortly thereafter, the wreckage was discovered by *Moya*. Her crew decided to look for a functioning defense screen that they might be able to install on the Leviathan biomechanoid.

Unfortunately, the Sheyangs returned. Gilina and the crew of *Moya* worked together to restore some of the *Zelbinion*'s systems and get the defense screen working. After they succeeded in this, Gilina was left on the *Zelbinion* to be recovered by Crais.

## Source

The *Zelbinion* is derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Ro-NA

**ro-NA** was a Jakench on the Royal Planet of the Breakaway Colonies. She entered the service of the royal family in 1978 CE and was loyal to them until 2000 CE, when Scorpius paid ro-NA to help him in his schemes against John Crichton and the crew of *Moya*.

When ro-NA successfully trapped Crichton for Scorpius, she demanded the rest of her pay for the task. When Miklo Braca refused to give her the rest of her due, she attacked him. Ultimately, in the ensuing brawl, ro-NA was electrocuted and killed.

## Source

ro-NA is derived from *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Farscape Encyclopedia Project
Sol

**Sol**, also called "**the Sun**" by humans native to Earth, was a type-G main-sequence (GV2) or a yellow dwarf star. The star formed out of interstellar gas and dust about 5 billion years before humans began exploring space. Sol was the only star in the Sol system, found in Sector 001 -- appropriately, if informally, named the Sol Sector.

Galactic cartographers of the United Federation of Planets used Sol as the central y-axis when breaking the Milky Way into quadrants. As such, Sol was physically in both the Alpha Quadrant and the Beta Quadrant -- though it was officially considered an Alpha Quadrant star.

It had been demonstrated that using a "slingshot effect" with warp engines to maneuver around Sol could result in time travel.

## Locations

### Orbital

* Mercury
* Venus
* Earth
* Mars
* The Asteroid Belt
	+ Ceres
* Jupiter
* Saturn
* Uranus
* Neptune
* Pluto and Charon

## Source

Sol is derived from the real world, as well as *Star Trek*, *Mass Effect*, and other franchises. For canon information, please visit:

* Wikipedia
* Memory Alpha
Prime Reality

The **Prime Reality** was the predominant universe of the Materium -- as observed by those living within it. Although the term "Materium" was often used to refer to the Prime Reality, the Prime Reality did not include alternate timelines, other quantum realities, parallel universes, different dimensions or unrealized realities. It also did not include any subspace realms or any planes of the Immaterium.

## Source

The Prime Reality is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Trakor

**Trakor** was a Bajoran spiritual writer who lived on Bajor around the year 500 CE.

During his life, Trakor encountered the Orb of Prophecy and Change on several occasions, and as a result he issues several prophecies. At least two of his prophecies, the Third and Fourth, involved the Emissary of the Prophets. Trakor accurately predicted the construction of the Qui'al Dam in 3371 CE, and predicted the possible destruction of the Celestial Temple which the U.S.S. *Defiant* was able to avert.

## Source

Trakor is derived from *Star Trek: Deep Space 9*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
Rachni Queens

**Rachni queens** were the intelligent matriarchs of the hive-minded rachni, and were the largest of their species by an average of fifty feet. Using pheromones and a biological quantum entanglement communicator, the queens were able to guide the soldiers and workers of their broods.

Queens also carried and passed on genetic memories -- each queen was born already knowing everything known to the previous queens of the hive. In this way, the rachni were able to continuously learn and grow. The queens also carried the genetic information of previous fathers in the line -- so a queen could lay hundreds of fertilized eggs even if there were no brood warriors present to mate with.

The queens resided deep in underground nests, typically on planets that were inhospitable to most other lifeforms. This made it particularly difficult to contact a rachni queen except in extraordinary circumstances.

## Source

Rachni queens are derived from *Mass Effect*. For canon information, please visit:

* Mass Effect Wiki
Perpetuals

**Perpetuals** were a mutant subspecies of humans, who possessed immortality. Often, though not always, they were also capable of other incredible superhuman feats. Some Perpetuals were known to be incredibly powerful psionics. It was possible for this lifespan to be granted through the use of technology -- while true Perpetuals were born, some Perpetuals were created.

No matter their origins, Perpetuals did not age and could heal from virtually any injury, even those that would typically be fatal. There were records of Perpetuals surviving dismemberment, suffocation, decapitation, and even direct energy assaults. The cellular regeneration of Perpetuals was rapid and efficient.

There were only two known means to kill a Perpetual -- one was through the use of the weapon called the *Fulgurite*. This weapon was created by psychically produced lightning fusing sand on the surface of Traoris. As this lightning was created by the most powerful known Perpetual, the Emperor of Mankind, it is unlikely that another of this weapon could ever be created.

Offering a much slower alternative, the complex fields surrounding the planet Holberg 917G in the Omega system slowed the cellular regeneration of Perpetuals so that they could die a natural death of old age.

## Known Perpetuals

* The Emperor of Mankind
* Flint
* Primarch Vulkan
* John Grammaticus
* Alivia Sureka
* Ollanius Pius
* Damon Prytanis
* Anval Thawn
* Cyrene Valantion
* Mordrac

## Source

Perpetuals are derived from *Warhammer 40k* and *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit:

* Memory Alpha
* Warhammer 40k Wiki
Time travel

**Time travel** was an umbrella term used to describe moving backwards and forwards in a time stream. It also included moving into alternate timelines. The study of time travel was often referred to as **temporal mechanics**. Most civilizations originally deemed time travel impossible, though there were a number of techniques that could be used to accomplish the feat.

Numerous species became involved with time travel, including humans, Bajorans, Borg, and many others.

## Methods

There have been numerous methods of time travel used throughout the history of the galaxy. These included both the purposeful and accidental.

* Time Tear Goggles - though time tear goggles intentionally utilized some of the mechanics of time travel to allow the user to view the past, when crossed with the psionic energies of a stykera the device could create a portal in time.
* Wormholes - wormholes, particularly naturally occurring unstable ones, could result in time travel during navigation. This could be either accidental, if navigated incorrectly, or purposeful.
* Technology - by the 29th century, the United Federation of Planets had developed significant temporal technology that allowed for reliable, controlled time travel. The inhabitants of Sarpeidon had developed time travel technology long before this, though the technology was destroyed in their sun's supernova.
* Slingshot Effect - the slingshot maneuver, performed at faster-than-light speeds and using a star or other high gravity object, resulted in time travel. This required extreme precision in order to control the temporal destination.
* Warp Drives - one at least one occasion, cold-starting a warp drive resulted in the crew being sent 71 hours back in time.
* The Nexus - the dimension within the Nexus existed outside of time itself, and it was therefore able to be used to travel through time.
* Mycelial Network - in one instance, navigation through the mycelial network between two alternate realities resulted in the USS *Discovery* jumping nine months into the future.
* Time Portals - tears in time itself, time portals could be entered for the purposes of time travel. This method was notably used by the Devidians. Another time portal was discovered in the ruins of Golana.

## Source

Time travel is derived from *Star Trek*, *Dark Matter*, and *Farscape*. For canon information, please visit:

* Wikipedia
* Memory Alpha
Taabe

**Taabe** was a Comanche hunter. He was the older brother of Naru and the son of Aruka. Although he was supportive of his sister, he did not believe she would be a good hunter.

In 1719 CE, Taabe led the search for Puhi, who had gone missing after a mountain lion attack. Despite Wasape's reservations, he allowed Naru to join the party -- noting that she was good at tracking and that her healing skills would be necessary if Puhi was still alive.

After finding Puhi alive, Taabe left the group to hunt for the lion. Naru and Paaka soon joined him, concerned that something more dangerous than the lion might be in the area. The lion, however, proved to be quite dangerous in its own right -- killing Paaka and knocking Naru unconscious. Taabe brought his sister back to camp, and then went back to kill the lion -- using Naru's plan. His successful hunt was celebrated, and he was declared the tribe's new war chief.

Naru disappeared from camp, in search of the mysterious creature that had frightened the lion from its den. Upon realizing she was gone, Taabe organized two search parties -- one led by Wasape, and one led by himself. During the search, Taabe was captured by a team of French voyageurs who would, shortly thereafter, also capture Naru. The leader of the group, "Big Beard," tortured Taabe in front of her when she would not provide information about the creature that was killing his men.

When even that failed, the Frenchmen decided to use Taabe and Naru as bait -- tying them to a tree to lure the creature out. Naru, however, had already realized that the creature only sought to kill things it perceived as a threat. As she explained this to Taabe, he admitted that he had used her idea to kill the lion.

As she predicted, the creature -- a Yautja that would be known as the Feral Predator -- slaughtered the Frenchmen -- giving her time to free both Taabe and herself. Naru went to resue her dog Sarii from the trappers' camp, while Taabe went to grab their horses. When he returned to the French camp, he found the Yautja was about to engage his sister. Instead, Taabe ambushed it. Taabe momentarily had the advantage on the creature, though it quickly retreated. Knowing that he was now the threat, Taabe encouraged his sister to run -- knowing it would mean his death. Moments later, Taabe was impaled by the creature and left for dead. The Predator then turned its attention to Naru. To give his sister time to escape, Taabe used the last of his strength to stab the creature in the leg with an animal skull -- an act which enraged the Feral Predator, who finally killed Taabe with its combistick.

## Source

Taabe is derived from *Prey*. For canon information, please visit:

* Xenopedia
Psychos

**Psychos** were bandits on the planet Pandora who had been driven insane by exposure to a Vault key fragment or other sources of eridium -- some even underwent physical mutations. Nearly all psychos wore masks which typically bore a Vault symbol on them.

Though the initial psychos were exposed at the Headstone Mine, they became a fairly common sight amidst the various bandit groups found across the planet -- often serving as the front lines and charging any foes that the bandit came across.

## Source

Psychos are derived from *Borderlands*. For canon information please visit:

* Borderlands Wiki
Xil

**Xil** was a Class H desert planet that had once been a Class M planet. A sapient species had once developed there, that had caught the attention of Amon's rogue xel'naga. However, a disaster later eradicated all life on the world -- seemingly overnight. The xel'naga abandoned the planet, leaving their artifacts behind.

The planet never recovered from the disaster -- though an inability to support life did not keep it from becoming a place of interest for others. The Tal'darim visited the world, as did the Moebius Foundation in 3104 CE. The Moebius expedition was eradicated by the Tal'darim.

Raynor's Raiders arrived on the planet sometime afterwards, using the Moebius Foundation's abandoned Drakken laser drill to open the doors of a xel'naga temple in order to acquire a piece of a xel'naga artifact.

## Source

Xil is derived from *Starcraft*. For canon information, please visit:

* StarCraft Wiki
Starscape Wiki

**Welcome to the Starscape Wiki!**
World-building a massive science fiction crossover universe. Here's where I'm trying to keep track of it all.

The main bases for this universe are:

* Farscape
* Mass Effect
* Starcraft
* Star Trek

But we will also be including large portions of the following:

* The Expanse
* Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
* Firefly
* Borderlands
* Dark Matter
* Killjoys
* Blake's 7
* The Orville
* Subnautica

I also intend on including some bits and pieces of:

* Alien
* Predator
* Cowboy Bebop
* Dead Space
* Star Wolves
* Space Quest
* Star-crossed
* Riddick
* Lost in Space (Netflix)
* Doctor Who
* Starfield
* Mercy Point

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Q Continuum

The **Q Continuum** referred to both an extra-dimensional plane of existence, and the highly ordered society of the nearly omnipotent race that inhabited it -- the Q. The Q claim that they -- and therefore the Continuum -- have always existed. Though their powers are not absolutely limitless, they are truly immortal beings and their powers allow them to perform feats that are incomprehensible to mortal minds.

The plane of existence is incomprehensible to mortal minds. It is therefore perceived differently by all mortals who access it. It has also been seen as a long, dusty desert road, an American civil war battleground. It has been described, by a Q, as "limitless dimensions of the galaxy in which we exist."

## History

In the beginning of the "new era", as it is called by the Q, the Q engaged in constant discovery and dialogue. Eventually, however, the Q experienced all that could be experienced by the universe, had observed all there was to experience, and had exhausted all topics of conversation. The Continuum became stagnant. As a result, one Q made it his mission to create chaos -- out of sheer boredom. Another Q decided to shake things up by committing suicide.

Quinn was prevented from taking his own life, and was imprisoned in a comet until he was accidentally released by the crew of the U.S.S. *Voyager* in 3372 CE. The Q Continuum held a trial to determine Quinn's right to political asylum. Captain Kathryn Janeway ultimately ruled in Quinn's favor, and the following day Quinn ended his own existence.

This had unpredictable consequences for the Continuum. Their society was plunged into a brutal civil war, in which the "Freedom Faction" rebelled against the traditionalist Q. Both sides began building weapons that could destroy even the immortality of a Q -- but these weapons ripped apart subspace and caused some stars to supernova. *Voyager* was recruited to help end the war -- but ultimately the creation of a new Q brought peace to the Continuum once more.

This Q Junior proved to be a troublemaker of the highest order -- starting wars, detonating Omega molecules, and causing other damage to the Milky Way. His father, Q, attempted to teach him a lesson by making him live as a human. After this event, Q Junior stood trial for his misdeeds. The Continuum ruled that he could remain a human but would not be permitted to remain in the Continuum. His father came to his defense, and the Continuum ruled that Q Junior could keep his powers as long as his father acted as his guardian for the rest of time.

## Notable Members

* Q
* Q2
* Quinn
* Female Q
* Colonel Q
* Q Junior
* Judge Q
* Amanda Rogers

## Source

The Q Continuum is derived from *Star Trek*. For canon information, please visit;

* Memory Alpha