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Mama Luigi and Lollipops

Mama Luigi has been shown to have a liking for lollipops. This page details the timeline of Mama Luigi's interactions with lollipops.

## BFYONCW

In BFYONCW, Mama Luigi is announcing the first challenge. He orders his contestants to get him a lollipop. Henry and Spring give him regular lollipops, while the Toppat Chief gives him a golden lollipop. He is presumed to have enjoyed all of them. Linda gives him a chocolate lollipop, but he hates chocolate.

## BFCBR

In BFCBR, Mama Luigi is announcing the first challenge. He orders his contestants to get him a lollipop. Bob summons a blood lollipop, but Mama Luigi doesn't even try it, because he thinks it's gross. Duct Tape tries to give him a blueberry lollipop, while Twi Alpha tries to give him a strawberry lollipop. He accidentally mixes them up, and so he thinks Duct Tape gave him the strawberry one, which he loves. Gus gives him a chocolate lollipop, but he hates chocolate.

## BFMTFRR

In BFMTFRR, Mama Luigi doesn't order his contestants to get him a lollipop, because he is subscribed to a lollipop delivery service that gives him all the flavours he likes.
Clyte

Somewhat of a backwater system, the main attraction of this system is the industrial cybernetics that the locals on Leusa have developed with their TL2 infrastructure. While the aesthetics and function aren't quite as advanced or modern as current cyberware that is available on other worlds, this particular system does do their implants for cheap... if you're a woman.

## Asteroid Belt

* Tumul Belt - A vast asteroid belt rich for mining. The asteroid belt is on the outskirt of the system, and is therefor a place where most far traders land. Recently, the miners have gotten a hold of some very precious ore.

## Space Stations

* Joly 3 Refueling Station - An old space station orbiting the sun of the Clyte System. Seems to be under the care of a seemingly crazed hermit.
* Bazas - A secluded research base. Few people go in and out of this station.
Henry

stolen from this wiki

### Appears in

Breaking the Bank, Escaping the Prison, Stealing the Diamond, Infiltrating the Airship, Fleeing the Complex, Completing the Mission, Battle for Yes or No Cuss Words, Battle for Mario Text Font, Battle for Cardboard Box, Battle for Cardboard Box Rebooted, Battle for Mario Text Font Rebooted Rebooted.

### Debut

Henry Stickmin Series: Breaking the BankBFYONCW Series: for Yes or No Cuss Words

# Henry Stickmin

Henry was a vital character but has waned in popularity due to the owner of the character not caring.

### Appearance:

A basic stickfigure with brown shoes. It's that simple.

### Personality:

It's hard to tell his personality, mainly because he can't speak, but he's okay.

### Trivia:

* He's gay for his best friend, what a loser.
* It's likely that he can speak, but doesn't want to. (Source: I made the page)
* The best and most awesome BFYONCW contributor portrays him.
* Has the power of reversing time, but only after making a choice, and failing.
* I stopped caring for two reasons:
	+ He can't talk.
	+ He's one of the many lost hyper fixation characters.
Polyxen

Polyxen is a red giant system with only one relatively inhabitable planet in it's vicinity. While the planet is far enough out from the star to avoid any significant stellar radiation that is completely lethal, the tectonic activities of the planet Ameena make this a very hot planet indeed. The asteroid field is relatively small, and there is an abandoned space station in this system as well.

## Asteroid Belt

* 220 Milford Belt - A lonely outpost seemingly inhabited by a mix of miners, foreign military, and pirates.

## Planets

* Ameena - A Hot Springs Resort Planet occupied and run by a Hivemind... and perhaps other things.

## Space Stations

* Azul 1 - An orbiting station that is currently occupied by some sort of foreign black ops force.
Dave the Cat

*Dave the Cat is NOT the Dave the probably human thing‼‼‼*

Dave the Cat is a chill laid‐back grey cat.

## Personality

He gives off a relaxing vibe, and he means no harm to anyone. Whenever anyone gets upset, Dave tries to calm them down. He wouldn’t forgive himself for just walking by when someone’s in need.

He’s friends with Fuipi and Moni. He also knows Randy, but isn’t very approving of his constant mischievous energy. However, he’s still willing to help Randy if it’s really necessary.

Dave likes boxes. He said they’re cool in his BFCBR sign‐up.

## Appearance

Dave is a humanoid cat with gray fur. He has never had any official artwork, but not for long. He can speak without moving his mouth. He is NOT mega micro

## Trivia

* His first appearance was in one of Viika’s dreams in 2018‐2019, where he was there to guide them, either in Viika’s room or on some weird hiking trip with other kids.
Sbokotis

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Variable Temperate-to-warm

Biosphere: Human-miscible

Population: Failed Colony

## Planet Tags

#### Hostile Space

The system in which the world exists is a dangerous neighborhood. Something about the system is perilous to inhabitants, either through meteor swarms, stellar radiation, hostile aliens in the asteroid belt, or periodic comet clouds.

#### Pilgrimage Site

The world is noted for an important spiritual or historical location, and might be the sector headquarters for a widespread religion or political movement. The site attracts wealthy pilgrims from throughout nearby space, and those with the money necessary to manage interstellar travel can be quite generous to the site and its keepers. The locals tend to be fiercely protective of the place and its reputation, and some places may forbid the entrance of those not suitably pious or devout.
Mielikki Salonen

Mielikki is the chief security officer of the Starship Christine. Currently the "Employee of the Month."

## Backstory

Mielikki was born and raised in a nomadic commune of pirates called the Heimo who made their living raiding freighters on the fringes of TL4 systems, relocating if the scrutiny of local authorities became too strict.

75% of Mielikki's childhood was that of a normal space brat, but the other 25% was white knuckle raids. Just as a child on a TL1 world would be expected to work their parents' fields, Mielikki was expected to help in the family trade. From monitoring comms at 7 to defense gunnery at 11 to joining boarding parties at 15, Mielikki was part of the Heimo's activities. She quickly developed an aptitude in the last, proving at home in the desparate close quarters chaos of bulkheads, monoblades, and hard vacuum.

The FM Trochanter should have been just another score. By all appearances it was another slow, bulky transport ripe for the picking. But by the time Mielikki and her team were inside and saw what it acutally carried and how far out of their depth they were, it was too late. 80% of the Heimo were wiped out, and the rest were scattered, through drifting escape pods and rush to go to ground.

In the intervening two years, Mielikki has seen her life inverted, hiring herself out as muscle on the same kind of freighters she used to raid, most recently the Christine. The name Heimo still carries some weight in the back alleys and undergrounds of a variety of worlds, but whether as a lost partner or wanted target remains is uncertain.
Noptod (Species)

The Noptod is a race of quadrupedal squid-like creatures from a planet known as Nopuskrik, the 1st planet in the Ghanjey system.

## Biology and Appearance

The Noptod are squid-like, having cephalopod-like traits not too dissimilar to that of a Squid, Octopus, or Cuttlefish from Earth. Despite this, they are completely alien to earthly biology. They are merely convergent in how they evolved. Being amphibious, they walk on both water and on land, using gill structures to inhale oxygen from water and oxygen from O2 gas when on the surface. They have 6 limbs in total, but use 4 for walking and swimming. The other two are for grabbing and manipulating objects, like a prehensible hand, as it splits off into 4 smaller digits, similar to fingers.

## Society and Lifestyle

The Noptod is a very chaotic species, doing very crazy things at constant. Firstly, they have no singular set of laws, every planet they inhabit rather has a different set of them despite being united under one government system. If anything, the Noptod is a very openly discriminatory species, kicking others out of their homeworlds and even eating or cooking alive those who they allow to live for too long.

## Government

The Government of the Noptod, although almost nonexistent, still has some prominent control. For example, they will pretend to allow news reporters or foreign species into their borders, when in reality it's just a scam to get their populations free food. Other than that, they have little to no control nor want any control. They have the Bard Archetype, for their sheer chance of being random in their laws.

## Super-Technology

The Super technology of the Noptod is the Anarchist Cone. When planted onto a planet, this cone-shaped structure will cause the hypnotization of civilians on cities. This will cause anarchy, destruction of buildings, and purging of population, which will allow the Noptod to attack each city with the equal lack of resistance. If the Noptod are lucky, it may destroy a city all-together through the construction and detonation of an emergency nuclear bomb! This Super-Tech, when used, will break the galactic code, so it is very rarely used by the Noptod, even with their careless ways, due to the risk of having to be put in a scenario where they will have laws to go by. Noptods are just cautious and careless at the same time, huh?
Tito

Tito is a stick figure who appeared in Superlaptop 64's Character Elimination and BFMTFRR. His red color was caused by his chipped tooth bleeding out. The red color of the blood has apparently infused with his body since, and never came out.

## Appearance

Tito is a red stick figure. That's pretty much it.

## Personality

Tito is often annoyed and complains a lot. He is also very immature because he thinks genitals are funny.
Emerald Eye

Born Emory Ailen, but now going by the name "Emerald Eye," is an ex-partner of Violet Reva.

It can be presumed that Emerald Eye and Violet had a falling out, and while Violet knows where he is, hasn't yet made a move yet to take him out. Emerald Eye used to do the same work in arms dealing that Violet has, though what his current occupation is at the moment is not yet known.
Magalca

Cybernetics hotspot. Though the locals have an infrastructure of a TL2 civilization, the knowledge required for varying industrial-level implants and the like as well as the cheapness of the materials makes Magalca a very popular spot for outsiders to get cheap and affordable cybernetics, though the process will be VERY very unpleasant if one isn't ready.

Magalcans typically allow only women to ascend the mortal flesh as they believe inferior men are simply not worthy of such honor. Magalcan prestige is often correlated with how much overt chrome they have to display.

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Variable Temperate-to-Warm

Biosphere: Human Miscible

Population: Outpost

## Planet Tags

#### Cyborgs

The planet's population makes heavy use of cybernetics, with many of the inhabitants possessing at least a cosmetic amount of chrome. This may be the result of a strong local cyber tech base, a religious injunction, or simply a necessary measure to survive the local conditions.

#### Misandry/Misogyny

The culture on this world holds a particular gender in contempt. Members of that gender are not permitted positions of formal power, and may be restricted in their movements and activities. Some worlds may go so far as to scorn both traditional genders, using gengineering techniques to hybridize or alter conventional human biology.
Pilot: The Hijack

## Synopsis

The story begins in the middle of a hijacking. The Starship Christine has been taken over by a nefariously awful Space Pirate named Rip Thorne. Rip Thorne had been hired by parties unknown to capture the Starship Christine, and deliver Dr. Penelope Hartford, a known psychic, to the said unknown party.

Though Rip Throne had promised to deliver the crew safely, Drake, Mielikki, Erin, and Penelope collectively decide to say "fuck that" and attempted to overturn the hijacking. Having taken control of their ship, the crew found that Rip Thorne had their ship in a larger hanger of a bigger ship. Having uncovered Rip's human trafficking and gun-running schemes, the party unleashed a riot upon Rip's ship by making a deal with Ozen Teno, a captive onboard Rip's ship.

The party subdues and regained control of their ship, they attempted to interrogate Rip on the nature of his party, but after realizing that Rip was looking for more psions, and that he was refusing to tell, Drake threw him out the airlock as they realized keeping him alive was too big a risk to too many crew members.

With a cruiser in tow and a massive haul for money, the crew headed to the Garmantos System to scrap the Cruiser, get repairs and upgrades for the Starship Christine, and see what the future holds!

## Aftermath

Someone out there is looking for psionics, and no one currently knows why. Rip Thorne refused to reveal the secrets of his employer citing "professionalism" and Drake threw him out the airlock for it. The Gengi-Pod seems to be indicating some sort of Maltech that is being backed by a powerful entity of some sort, and somehow this seems to be linked.

**Spoils of War!**

* 1 Windcutter Blade (Courtesy of Ozen Teno of the Star Brigade)
* 1 Gengi-Pod (Courtesy of the unknown backer of Rip Thorne)
* 1 Cruiser (Courtesy of Rip Thorne)
* Mag Pistols (Courtesy of Rip Thorne's Crew)
Goudi

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Temperate

Biosphere: Hybrid

Population: Billions

## Planet Tags

#### Immortals

Natives of this world are effectively immortal. They may have been gengineered for tremendous lifespans, or have found some local anagathic, or be cyborg life forms, or be so totally convinced of reincarnation that death is a cultural irrelevance. Any immortality technique is likely applicable only to them, or else it's apt to be a massive draw to outside imperialists.

#### Exchange Consulate

The Exchange of Light once served as the largest, most trusted banking and diplomatic service in human space. Even after the Silence, some worlds retain a functioning Exchange Consulate where banking services and arbitration can be arranged.
Darrien Shrikes

Darrien Shrikes was one of the groomsmen at Drake's wedding to Christine before everything went to hell. Darrien Shrikes was the one who had introduced Drake to his then. He was one of the people that had betrayed Drake for unknown reasons and is currently one of the only successful test runs of Operation Choir (per the Marnello Corporation records).
Setting

## Excerpt from the Stars Without Number: Revised

> *Stellar domains have begun to form around the most powerful worlds. Projecting more than a few tens of thousands of troops to a neighboring world is far beyond the abilities of most planets, so these domains tend to be loose confederacies of like-minded worlds, or else sparsely-populated colonies held under the ruthless control of a vastly larger and more powerful neighbor.* *Most of these domains are held together by a glue of ideology and trade benefits, and border skirmishes are becoming more common between rival space empires.*
> *Now, in the year 3200, the fragile web of interstellar commerce and exploration has been reformed. Countless worlds remain locked in the darkness of the Silence, awaiting the bold merchants or reckless explorers willing to return them to the embrace of interstellar humanity. And if these brave souls should be rewarded with the ancient wealth in salvage and data so long trapped on these worlds, who is to say that they do not deserve it?*
>
>

## Tolantz Suha Sector

The Silence is ending, and while ships and travel between the stars are rare, it is far from impossible. Regional hegemons in this sector have started to stake their claim. Some of them claim to be inheritors of the Terran Mandate, others are simply trying to fend off hostile imperial powers, but the rush to gain power remains. Far Traders make their way across the void risking death for a chance at glory. While this sector is rebuilding, many people know that this is the chance to make a name for oneself, or else truly fall into obscurity.

Due to the efforts of some major pre-Silence era precognitive psions, The Scream's effects had been blunted to some degree. While the fabrication of pre-tech still remains out of reach, much of the psionic knowledge had been preserved. Psions, while still rare, aren't entirely unheard of in larger and more advanced societies, and pre-tech items are more common in this sector than in others.

But with that boon, the dangers are also just as significant. Unknown technologies remain hidden in the Tolantz Suha sector, and while smaller pre-tech trinkets can be found, more nefarious pre-tech horrors lurk in the shadows.
Tal Serene

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Variable Temperate-to-Warm

Biosphere: No native biosphere

Population: Failed Colony

## Planet Tags

#### Abandoned Colony

The world once hosted a colony, whether human or otherwise, until some crisis or natural disaster drove the inhabitants away or killed them off. The colony might have been mercantile in nature, an expedition to extract valuable local resources, or it might have been a reclusive cabal of zealots. The remains of the colony are usually in ruins, and might still be dangerous from the aftermath of whatever destroyed it in the first place.

#### Seismic Instability

The local land masses are remarkably unstable, and regular earthquakes rack the surface. Local construction is either advanced enough to sway and move with the vibrations or primitive enough that it is easily rebuilt. Severe volcanic activity may be part of the instability.
Infinity Spring Ruins BFYONCW

### (NOTE: Do not make a page for any of the characters yet, I'll explain why soon.)

Infinity Spring Ruins BFYONCW (shortened as ISRB) is an upcoming new season for BFYONCW. The Hosts are Real Mario Hat, Nickel, and Deep Fryer. The show is primarily worked on by Milk Laptop. I really hope Pichu and Vii help write the show too since they wrote for other stuff we made as well.

## Story

(NOTE: Story is subject to change.)

Infinity Spring gets all pissy about never being able to win a single season of BFYONCW so he uses his Object-inator and Combine-inator to turn all all of the non-objects into objects and the objects into fusions of each other. He did this because for some reason he thought it would make all of his enemies weaker for some reason (he is too stupid to realize that wouldn't do anything.) So now Real Mario Hat thinks it's a good idea to turn this into an object competition for some reason.

## Cast

* Real Mario Hat (Host)
* Nickel (Host)
* Deep Frier (Host)
* V
* Inator-Creator-Inator
* Hourglass
* Crab Claw
* Glowy Fluidy
* Litter Box
* Headset
* Orange Diamondy
* Spiked Shell
* Yoshi Egg
* Brooklyn
* Water Puddle
* Corn
* Folder
* The Bob Album

## Trivia

* List of references that the objects are based off of: (The references are listed as contestants/characters, not franchises or media)
	+ Real Mario, Mama Luigi, Deep Fried Mario, Vexia, Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Hour2, Mr. Krabs, Glowstick, Luigi, Charles, Orange Circley, Diamond, Bowser, Yoshi, Brooklyn T. Guy, Water Bottle, Uni Cornelius, Ron and Bob.
* The Bob Album is actually a real thing that you can buy
	+ Currently it's sold out but it will probably be restocked eventually
* V actually existed before this show, the new V killed them though.
* V hates Mr. V
	+ V has not killed him yet

## Gallery

Real Mario HatNickelDrawing of all of the contestants (Inator-Creator-Inator's design is subject to change)I just peed my pants!!!!!!!!!is dave fnf hot?Bob Album's ComputerToad after realizing he isn't in the showREAL LEAK
Catavlace

## Planet Tags

#### Former Warriors

The locals of this world were once famed for their martial prowess. They may have simply had a very militaristic culture, or were genetically engineered for combat, or developed high-tech weaponry, or had brilliant leadership. Those days are past, however, either due to crushing defeat, external restrictions, or a cultural turn toward peace.

#### Holy War

A savage holy war is raging on this world, either between factions of locals or as a united effort against the pagans of some neighboring world. This war might involve a conventional religion, or it might be the result of a branding campaign, political ideology, artistic movement, or any other cause that people use as a substitute for traditional religion.
Sha Gaura

## Description

Called Sha Gaura by outsiders, it is known as "Shag Aura" or simply "The Shag" to locals.

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Thick Atmosphere, breathable with a pressure mask

Temperature: Variable cold-to-temperate

Biosphere: Human-miscible

Population: Several Million

## Planet Tags

#### Oceanic World

The world is entirely or almost entirely covered with liquid water. Habitations might be floating cities, or might cling precariously to the few rocky atolls jutting up from the waves, or are planted as bubbles on promontories deep beneath the stormy surface. Survival depends on aquaculture. Planets with inedible alien life rely on gengineered Terran sea crops.

#### Mandate Base

The Terran Mandate retained its control over this world for much longer than usual, and the world may still consider itself a true inheritor of Mandate legitimacy. Most of these worlds have or had superior technology, but they may still labor under the burden of ancient restrictive tech or monitoring systems designed to prevent them from rebelling.
Asgerdi

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable mix

Temperature: Variable cold-to-temperate

Biosphere: Human-miscible

Population: Hundreds of millions

## Planet Tags

#### Forbidden Tech

Some group on this planet fabricates or uses maltech. Unbraked AIs doomed to metastasize into insanity, nation-destroying nanowarfare particles, slow-burn DNA corruptives, genetically engineered slaves, or something worse still. The planet's larger population may or may not be aware of the danger in their midst.

#### Zombies

This menace may not take the form of shambling corpses, but some disease, alien artifact, or crazed local practice produces men and women with habits similar to those of murderous cannibal undead. These outbreaks may be regular elements in local society, either provoked by some malevolent creators or the consequence of some local condition.
Liorgioly

## Description

A pre-Scream experiment to terraform a world to produce ready-to-eat food, gone terribly awry.

Before the Scream, the Chef Manardi Corporation claimed Liorgioli to conduct experiments.

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Thick Atmosphere, breathable with a pressure mask

Temperature: Temperate

Biosphere: Microbial Life

Population: Fewer than a million inhabitants

## Planet Tags

#### Tomb World

Tomb worlds are planets that were once inhabited by humans before the Silence. The sudden collapse of the jump gate network and the inability to bring in the massive food supplies required by the planet resulted in starvation, warfare, and death. Most tomb worlds are naturally hostile to human habitation and could not raise sufficient crops to maintain life. The few hydroponic facilities were usually destroyed in the fighting, and all that is left now are ruins, bones, and silence.

#### Nomads

Most of the natives of this world are nomadic, usually following a traditional cycle of movement through the lands they possess. Promises of rich plunder or local environmental perils can force these groups to strike out against neighbors. Other groups are forced to move constantly due to unpredictable dangers that crop up on the planet.
Leusa

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Cold

Biosphere: Human Miscible

Population: Fewer than a Million Inhabitants

## Planet Tags

#### Former Warriors

The locals of this world were once famed for their martial prowess. They may have simply had a very militaristic culture, or were genetically engineered for combat, or developed high-tech weaponry, or had brilliant leadership. Those days are past, however, either due to crushing defeat, external restrictions, or a cultural turn toward peace.

#### Seagoing Cities

Either the world is entirely water or else the land is simply too dangerous for most humans. Human settlement on this world consists of a number of floating cities that follow the currents and the fish. These city-ships might have been purpose-built for their task, or they could be jury-rigged conglomerations of ships and structures thrown together when the need for seagoing life become apparent to the locals.
Pierus

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Thick Atmosphere, Breathable with a pressure mask

Temperature: Burning

Biosphere: Human-Miscible

Population: Billions

## Planet Tags

#### Perimeter Agency

Before the Silence, the Perimeter was a Terran-sponsored organization charged with rooting out use of maltech technology banned in human space as too dangerous for use or experimentation. Unbraked AIs, gengineered slave species, nanotech replicators, weapons of planetary destruction... the Perimeter hunted down experimenters with a great indifference to planetary laws. Most Perimeter Agencies collapsed during the Silence, but a few managed to hold on to their mission, though modern Perimeter agents often find more work as conventional spies.

#### Robots

The world has a great many robots on it. Most bots are going to be non-sentient expert systems, though an AI with enough computing resources can control many bots at once, and some worlds may have developed VIs to a degree that individual bots can seem (or be) sentient. Some worlds might even be ruled by metal overlords, ones which do not need to be sentient so long as they have overwhelming force.
Berg

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Variable Temperate to warm

Biosphere: No native biosphere

Population: Hundreds of millions

## Planet Tags

#### Freak Geology

The geology or geography of this world is simply freakish. Perhaps it's composed entirely of enormous mountain ranges, or regular bands of land and sea, or the mineral structures all fragment into perfect cubes. The locals have learned to deal with it and their culture will be shaped by its requirements.

#### Mandarinate

The planet is ruled by an intellectual elite chosen via ostensibly neutral examinations or tests. The values this system selects for may or may not have anything to do with actual practical leadership skills, and the examinations may be more or less corruptible.
Ozen Teno

Ozen Teno is an older gentleman who has been revealed to be a member of the legendary Star Brigade. Though in more recent years, he spends his time wandering the stars on his lonesome, it seems that he is clued in on some dark secrets.

The crew met Ozen Teno during the hijacking attempt on the Starship Christine.
Peris

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Airless or thin atmosphere

Temperature: Variable temperate-to-warm

Biosphere: Human-miscible

Population: Fewer than a million inhabitants

## Planet Tags

#### Radioactive World

Whether due to a legacy of atomic warfare unhindered by nuke snuffers or a simple profusion of radioactive elements, this world glows in the dark. Even heavy vacc suits can filter only so much of the radiation, and most natives suffer a wide variety of cancers, mutations and other illnesses without the protection of advanced medical treatments.

#### Rigid Culture

The local culture is extremely rigid. Certain forms of behavior and belief are absolutely mandated, and any deviation from these principles is punished, or else society may be strongly stratified by birth with limited prospects for change. Anything which threatens the existing social order is feared and shunned.
Arc 3: The Clyte System

## Synopsis

### The New Bounties

Unfortunately, as Exper wasn't able to fully access all of Drake's piloting abilities, the Starship Christine ended up having burned out a significant amount of the comm systems. Listening in on some signals coming in from the system the crew realized that they had increased bounties as the bounty they had received from Stitch-in-Time Station had been bought out by Marnello Corporation. Oh no!

### The OnlyMans Leak

In retaliation, Erin hacked into one of the Reverend's hot yoga broadcasts and then uploaded and leaked all the confidential data that Penelope had on hand when she was working with Marnello Corporation. This became known as the OnlyMans Leak, and caused widespread corporate chaos before the crew even landed on a planet in this system.

### Captain Starring's Killer Robot Crew

Eli Starring came in out of the blue to offer his help for the damaged Christine. After a rather tense exchange wherein Exper politely declined Captain Starring's offer, and Captain Starring politely insisting on helping out, the Captain simply decided to go ahead with an attempt to collect his bounty. Using some pretech installations, Captain Starring beamed 5 warbots on board to see if they could do something about the crew.

The crew on the bridge noticed that noises were being made in the engine room at the far back of the ship, and a big fight erupted. Mielikki excitedly put on her new power armor, and everyone got into a scuffle. After attempts to use some explosive decompression to get rid of the warbots, the enemy was eventually subdued, but Eli Starring had collected video footage of the fight, and that information could be sold for others who might want to claim the bounty.
Mitroumok

## Description

The inhabitants of Mitroumok are at a glance extremely primitive, but are almost uniformly psychics. They create starships and incredible works of art that are often one in the same, and rival pretech in their sophistication. Owning a Mitroumoki ship is a mark of tremendous status. Nonetheless, the Mitroumoki do not seem to be aware of power of what they create. The Perimeter branch on nearby Stamakis exercises extremely tight control over the flow of artifacts off-world, and prevents in the ingress of This is done partially out of self-interest and partially for fear of what the Mitroumoki would be capable be of if they understood their ability; their lack of technology does not make them any less intelligent, ambitious, or ruthless.

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Variable Temperate to Warm

Biosphere: Human Miscible

Population: Several Million

## Planet Tags

#### Major Spaceyard

Most worlds of tech level 4 or greater have the necessary tech and orbital facilities to build spike drives and starships. This world is blessed with a major spaceyard facility, either inherited from before the Silence or painstakingly constructed in more recent decades. It can build even capital-class hulls, and do so more quickly and cheaply than its neighbors.

#### Cultural Power

The world is a considerable cultural power in the sector, producing music, art, philosophy, or some similar intangible that their neighbors find irresistably attractive. Other worlds might have a profound degree of cultural cachet as the inheritor of some venerable artistic tradition.
Manris

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Variable Temperate to Warm

Biosphere: Immiscible

Population: Hundreds of Millions

## Planet Tags

#### Cyclical Doom

The world regularly suffers some apocalyptic catastrophe that wipes out organized civilization on it. The local culture is aware of this cycle and has traditions to ensure a fragment of civilization survives into the next era, but these traditions don't always work properly, and sometimes dangerous fragments of the past emerge.

#### Cheap Life

Human life is near-worthless on this world. Ubiquitous cloning, local conditions that ensure early death, a culture that reveres murder, or a social structure that utterly discounts the value of most human lives ensures that death is the likely outcome for any action that irritates someone consequential.
Rip Thorne

Rip Thorne was a rash and somewhat incompetent Space Pirate. He had been hired initially to steal the Starship Christine and grab any of the psychic personnel onboard the Christine. However, after a rocky start, Rip Thorne's attempt to steal the Christine was foiled. Drake had attempted to interrogate Rip, but after Rip's stubborn refusal to answer questions about his mystery client, Drake threw him out of the airlock into the open void.

It was from Rip Thorne's cargo that the crew had obtained the Space Cat, Mielikki's Windcutter, and the Gengi Pod.
Fareema

**(concept: dieselpunk turbowhaling planet)**

## Descrition

The inhabitants of Fareema sail their cities around the planet, hunting the gigawhales that inhabit its oceans.

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Thick Atmosphere, Breathable with pressure mask

Temperature: Variable Cold-to-Temperate

Biosphere: Human-Miscible

Population: Fewer than a million inhabitants

## Planet Tags

#### Oceanic World

The world is entirely or almost entirely covered with liquid water. Habitations might be floating cities, or might cling precariously to the few rocky atolls jutting up from the waves, or are planted as bubbles on promontories deep beneath the stormy surface. Survival depends on aquaculture. Planets with inedible alien life rely on gengineered Terran sea crops.

#### Seagoing Cities

Either the world is entirely water or else the land is simply too dangerous for most humans. Human settlement on this world consists of a number of floating cities that follow the currents and the fish. These city-ships might have been purpose-built for their task, or they could be jury-rigged conglomerations of ships and structures thrown together when the need for seagoing life become apparent to the locals.
Korres

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Temperate

Biosphere: Immiscible

Population: Failed Colony

## Planet Tags

#### Psionics Worship

These natives view psionic powers as a visible gift of god or sign of superiority. If the world has a functional psychic training academy, psychics occupy almost all major positions of power and are considered the natural and proper rulers of the world. If the world lacks training facilities, it is likely a hodgepodge of demented cults, with each one dedicated to a marginally-coherent feral prophet and their psychopathic ravings.

#### Badlands World

Whatever the original climate and atmosphere type, something horrible happened to this world. Biological, chemical, or nanotechnical weaponry has reduced it to a wretched hellscape. Some local life might still be able to survive on its blasted surface, usually at some dire cost in health or humanity.
Hypsila

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Temperate

Biosphere: Human Miscible

Population: Several Million

## Planet Tags

#### Psionics Academy

This world is one of the few that have managed to redevelop the basics of psychic training. Without this education, a potential psychic is doomed to either madness or death unless they refrain from using their abilities. Psionic academies are rare enough that offworlders are often sent there to study by wealthy patrons. The secrets of psychic mentorship, the protocols and techniques that allow a psychic to successfully train another, are carefully guarded at these academies. Most are closely affiliated with the planetary government.

#### Urbanized Surface

The world's land area is covered with buildings that extend downward for multiple levels. Such worlds either have a population in the trillions, extremely little land area, or are largely-abandoned due to some past catastrophe. Agriculture and resource extraction are part of the urban complex, and there may be an advanced maintenance system that may not be entirely under the control of present natives.
Dirk Dixon

Dirk Dixon was the survivor of two planetary devastations. The first world he had lived on, freak geological events caused the planet to become inhospitable. Then, the second planet became overrun by mutated humans that had been using terrible bio-weapons that caused the second planet to also become inhospitable despite Dirk Dixon's best efforts to hold the line.

Dirk eventually settled on the moon of Alcipel under the Alcipel Agricultural Combine, but was barely making the daily cost of living expenses. Downtrodden and down on his luck, he still managed to find the love of his life.

Dirk Dixon was a well respected worker, and was a surrogate father to a local boy named Tiny Timmy. But in the Gengineered Beast attack on Alcipel, lost his life and everything. But at least his last action was delivering justice.
Gletavos

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Burning

Biosphere: Hybrid

Population: Fewer than a million

## Planet Tags

#### Outpost World

The world is only a tiny outpost of human habitation planted by an offworld corporation or government. Perhaps the staff is there to serve as a refueling and repair stop for passing ships, or to oversee an automated mining and refinery complex. They might be there to study ancient ruins, or simply serve as a listening and monitoring post for traffic through the system. The outpost is likely well-equipped with defenses against casual piracy.

#### Tyranny

The local government is brutal and indifferent to the will of the people. Laws may or may not exist, but the only one that matters is the whim of the rulers on any given day. Their minions swagger through the streets while the common folk live in terror of their appetites. The only people who stay wealthy are friends and servants of the ruling class.
Drake Masterwood

Drake Masterwood is the pilot and acting captain of the Starship Christine.

## Backstory

Born Paul Smith this self-described "self-made man" started as a nobody in a backwater town. Through machinations and luck, he rose through the ranks of the local gang as a smuggler until he managed to get his hands on some top-notch guns that changed everything.  Overnight he wrested control from the leaders and led a path of destruction that would see his gang become the only game in town. The connection that gave him guns remained a good connection to the point where they pivoted from drugs and protection rackets to weapons dealing. Over the next decade, he managed to grow the up-jump gang into a legitimate business. It was during this time he changed his name to match his grandure.

He managed to stay ahead of the game and thought after making the business legit that would be the end of the excitement. He decided to rest on his laurels and start a family. Meeting a wonderful woman named Christine he found a peace that he had not known his whole life and she allowed him to be the man he wanted to be. He had a few years of bliss and even had some children.

While he learned to live his rivals were planning his downfall. A mysterious series of accidents killed off many of his close friends and soured some old connections. Then disaster struck when his family was slammed into by an "out of control" vehicle. He had to watch trapped in the car while his family burned. When he got out of the hospital he learned that his company was the subject of a hostile takeover. Left with nothing but hate he started to plan his next move.

He cashed in every favor he had and sold everything he had just to outfit a ship and hire a crew for it. Assembling the craft was an act of love that he fell for. He sampled Christine's voice from when she was alive and made it the voice of the ship. The consequence of this is that he has fallen in love with the memory of his wife that inhabits this ship. He hopes this time when she dies that he goes with her. He was going to get back into what he did best, gun running. This time though he was going to carve his name in the stars with a vengeance and cold hard cash.
Tiny Timmy

Tiny Timmy was like a son to Dirk Dixon. Despite his poor health, he tried his best to help the people he could. Timmy hobbled around on crutches, and yet despite this, the Alcipel Agricultural COmbine forced Tiny Timmy to work in the mines to harvest the necessary minerals to grow Psycho Moss.

Tiny Timmy as he was affectionately called, was abandoned by his father during the Gengineered Beast attack on Alcipel Farms. Despite the best efforts of Dirk Dixon, Tiny Timmy was completely eviscerated and eaten alive by the psycho moss mutated beasts that overran the moon.
Kor

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Variable Cold-to-Temperate

Biosphere: Immiscible

Population: Fewer than a million

## Planet Tags

#### Ritual Combat

The locals favor some form of stylized combat to resolve disputes, provide entertainment, or settle religious differences. This combat is probably not normally lethal unless it's reserved for a specific disposable class of slaves or professionals. Some combat may involve mastery of esoteric weapons and complex arenas, while other forms might require nothing more than a declaration in the street and a drawn gun.

#### Major Spaceyard

Most worlds of tech level 4 or greater have the necessary tech and orbital facilities to build spike drives and starships. This world is blessed with a major spaceyard facility, either inherited from before the Silence or painstakingly constructed in more recent decades. It can build even capital-class hulls, and do so more quickly and cheaply than its neighbors.
Shuhans (Species)

The Shuhans is a race of cybernetically-enhanced organisms that originate from a planet known as Gool-Pi, the 5th planet in the Gool System.

## Biology and Appearance

Not much is known about the evolutionary history of the Shuhans as a species, however, very much is known about their technological advancement throughout the years. Because of this, the type of organism that the Shuhans species could be has not been identified. They are completely Infertile and must reproduce by cloning and technological mechanisms designed for DNA alterations and mechanic implants. Unlike the Grox, the Shuhans are not influenced by the Machine-Implants they wear.

## Society and Lifestyle

The society of the Shuhans is rather hard to understand. Firstly, Shuhans are infertile, so they must be genetically bred through laboratories. Then, when a newly born Shuhans is created and released from an incubator, they must be augmented with technological floatation/levitation devices by the age of 7, which is approximately 2 Earth Years. These devices allow a Shuhans to fend for itself, which means that the resulting equipped Shuhans can now freely wander in the society.

## Government

The Shuhans live under the government known as "The Shuhans Drone Fleet" and are highly strict, but they mostly only stay that way to keep their kind safe from danger. They are a Constitutional Monarchy, and their laws sometimes forbid certain times of being outside on certain planets. For example, on planet Gool-Xey (the 2th planet in the Gool System) citizens are forbidden from leaving their houses from morning to afternoon, as the sun (The star known as Gool) can badly burn the Shuhans's mechanized implants.

Although this is meant to protect the Shuhans, some members of the Shuhans species say that this isn't fair, and that they should develop new implants that can deal with the sun's heat for that planet in particular. Although this may seem like good logical thinking, the funding and technology to resist the burning solar heat just doesn't exist yet.

As a machine-integrated species, they have slightly dull social skills. Not because they lack emotion, but rather because others dislike their appearance. They simply wish to be known as peaceful cyborgs, and not lookalikes to the Grox. They have the Wanderer Archetype, because they have no singular goal in their colonization across the galaxy.

## Super-Technology

The Shuhans has at least 1 Super-Technology, that being the Cloaking Disguise. This Technology will sent out a swarm of ships that will pretend to be members of the enemy fleet, and at the moment of a vessel striking the enemy army, they will uncloak to reveal they were actually ships of the Shuhans design. this is purely for war-scenarios, something the Shuhans have avoided for 8,000 years, not for social construction.
Inna

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Corrosive and Invasive Atmosphere

Temperature: Variable Temperate to Warm

Biosphere: Immiscible

Population: Several Million Inhabitants

## Planet Tags

#### Refugees

The world teems with refugees, either exiles from another planet who managed to get here, or the human detritus of some local conflict that have fled to the remaining stable states. The natives usually regard the refugees with hostility, an attitude returned by many among their unwilling guests.

#### Hostile Biosphere

The world is teeming with life, and it hates humans. Perhaps the life is xenoallergenic, forcing filter masks and tailored antiallergens for survival. It could be the native predators are huge and fearless, or the toxic flora ruthlessly outcompetes earth crops.
Kozardisk

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Temperate

Biosphere: No native Biosphere

Population: Several Million

## Planet Tags

#### Pretech Cultists

The capacities of human science before the Silence vastly outmatch the technology available since the Scream. The jump gates alone were capable of crossing hundreds of light years in a moment, and they were just one example of the results won by blending psychic artifice with pretech science. Some worlds outright worship the artifacts of their ancestors, seeing in them the work of more enlightened and perfect humanity. These cultists may or may not understand the operation or replication of these devices, but they seek and guard them jealously.

#### Ritual Combat

The locals favor some form of stylized combat to resolve disputes, provide entertainment, or settle religious differences. This combat is probably not normally lethal unless it's reserved for a specific disposable class of slaves or professionals. Some combat may involve mastery of esoteric weapons and complex arenas, while other forms might require nothing more than a declaration in the street and a drawn gun.
Limne XIII

## Planet Properties

Atmosphere: Breathable Mix

Temperature: Temperate

Biosphere: No native Biosphere

Population: Several million inhabitants

## Planet Tags

#### Hatred

For whatever reason, this world's populace has a burning hatred for the inhabitants of a neighboring system. Perhaps this world was colonized by exiles, or there was a recent interstellar war, or ideas of racial or religious superiority have fanned the hatred. Regardless of the cause, the locals view their neighbor and any sympathizers with loathing.

#### Sole Supplier

Some extremely important resource is exported from this world and this world alone. It's unlikely that the substance is critical for building spike drives unless this world is also the first to begin interstellar flight, but it may be critical to other high-tech processes or devices. The locals make a large amount of money off this trade and control of it is of critical importance to the planet's rulers, and potentially to outside powers.