Terran Collective Society

## Deep-Beam Broadcaster

Deep-Beam Broadcasting is a form of subspace digital communication that permits near instantaneous transmission of data. Is serves as both a communication method across the Terran Collective and as a Collective wide entertainment and news source. More localized broadcasting methods, like Block-Beam Broadcastering, have higher resolution and allow for larger transfer packets.

## I See You!

I See You! Stylized as ICU! is a Collective wide social media platform boasting 1.2 Quadrillion members. ICU! was the first social platform to break the species barrier, allowing even semi-autonomous entities to join. The possibility that even Consent Bots may have preferences has led to an extended conversation on the nature of sentience.

## Music

 Inti Amaru
* Igaluk Hanta - lead singer percussion
* Faunua Minour - percussion
 Jander Goth |     |  | Jandor Goth is a suhum citizen of the Terran Collective and a famous folk singer within the Collective. They are most famous for their song Marca Mi, which translates to Remember Me. He maintains a relationship with HIghjumper from Inti Amaru. Link to lyrics to Marca Mi

## Fine Art

##### Mekso Droi

Mekso Droi was a famous Galaian artist known primarily for landscapes. She is thought to have surrender life at the base of The Living Mountain.

## Writing

### Hersiata Luanough

The life of Hersiata Luanough is a story, in-and-of-itself.. He was a soldier, a pirate, a politician, a doctor, a teacher, a revolutionary, an assassin, and apoet.  He authored of The Cut & The Blade, the foundation of the criminal organization, Church of The Book and the extended poem, The Great Quiet, considered a manifesto to Jagers. His other writings remain extremely popular and he is a folk hero, even today.

## Sport

### Brockot

Is a modern sport based on an ancient Sentiunius ritual. It's best described as basketball and rugby and baseball. It is played throughout the collective and is considered the most popular team sport in The Collective. Brockot is a fast-paced and physically demanding sport that is played in an advanced interplanetary society. It is based on a game played by indigenous people in Earth's history but has evolved to incorporate the latest advancements in technology and athleticism. The game is played by two teams of six players each, on a large rectangular field with raised goalposts at either end.

#### Gameplay

The objective of the game is to score points by carrying a ball-like object called a "Brock" into the opponent's goalpost. Points can also be scored by striking the Brock with a handheld device called a "Brockbat" through the goalposts.

Each team starts with possession of the Brock at their own end of the field. The team with possession of the Brock must advance down the field while the opposing team tries to stop them and take control of the Brock. Players can run with the Brock, pass it to their teammates, or strike it with their Brockbat to advance down the field. The Brockbat can also be used to defend against the opposing team's attempts to score. However, players are not allowed to make contact with the Brock or each other using their bodies.

##### Scoring

A goal is scored when a player carries the Brock into the opponent's goalpost or strikes it with their Brockbat through the goalposts. A goal is worth three points.

##### Fouls

If a player commits a foul, the opposing team is awarded possession of the Brock. Fouls include physical contact with the Brock or another player, using the Brockbat to block the Brock in an illegal manner, and intentionally delaying the progress of the game.

##### Duration

Brockot is played in four quarters, each lasting 15 minutes. If the game is tied at the end of regulation time, an additional overtime period may be played to determine the winner. And that's it! The sport of Brockot is a high-speed and technologically advanced version of a historical Earth game that requires speed, agility, and strategic thinking from its players.

##### Leagues

Brockot is played locally in and Terra-wide in .