Titan

The Titans are an extinct interstellar civilization, believed to primarily inhabit the region of space encompassed by the namesake Titanborne's Roost. While most Magdoran-explored space is known to have Titan artefacts, this region is where they are the most common.

They are known to have interfered with the development of multiple species in the region as well, intentionally or not.

## Biology, Society, and Culture

Little is known about these three things, even given their interference with the species of the region, Magdorans especially. Despite this, a number of details are believed to be true, both from direct Magdoran records, and contextual clues in their relics.

### Biology

Titan biology is believed to be largely similar to that of the Magdorans, albeit "Equally seperated from each of the subraces". This would mean they are bipedal, carbon/oxygen/water based, and find temperate climates most habitable, however little is known beyond that.

Most of this information comes from Titan designs for habitable spaces and armour, as old Magdoran records are often considered to be contentious when used as evidence on their own.

### Society and Culture

While their physical form has some solid information associated with it, the culture of the Titans has practically nothing for it, in any particular direction.

At most, it is believed that the Titan's culture had a large part of it dedicated to the acquisition and keeping of various forms of knowledge, primarily evidenced by the beliefs they attempted to instill on the Magdorans during their occupation, as well as the detailed technical logs found on some of the more pristine artefacts, but many will counter this for the fact the latter is pragmatic, and the former could have been part of whatever the Titans were attempting to accomplish with the Magdorans.

Additionally, many believe the Titans to have a highly militarised society, thanks to the presence of extremely intricate defensive systems both independent of and within relic sites. While some would argue that any society of their level of advancement would be similarly cautious with their technology, proponents of this military theory believe that if anything, the level of caution shown is well above what would be expected, and often times too erratically laid out to be part of preemptive strategies.
Alongside their abrupt disappearance from the galactic playing field, this has led many on this side of the debate to believe that the Titans were involved in some form of conflict prior to disappearing, likely an internal one due to the lack of evidence regarding other races from their time.

## Technology

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For specific details, refer to Titan Artefacts, or specified wiki pages.

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Much of the focus on the Titans goes towards that of their techology, both because of the relative commonality of it, and the great leaps that can be made through reverse-engineering it where possible. Most Titan technology makes use of materials and theories previously only loosely theorised about by the Conglomerate races, and no better example of this can be found than in the many technologies that utilize Ucrylium in its many forms. When it comes to the difficulty of reverse-engineering technology, the damage to it is often times what prevents study, more so than the actual complexity of it.

As per the Conglomerate Science Council's Charter of Independent Explorer Rights, the Science Council holds the right to confiscate recovered artefacts, if deemed to be of significant scientific or cultural value (or occupy the territory of any relic sites found), with finder's fees being awarded to those who previously had possession of the artefact or relic site.