Well, I'll go with 'People not worth being messed with, something telling a lot considering the tech there is to plunder.

I wasn't necessarily complaining I'm just trying to strike a balance with everything. For example, the Yia is seen as god by some of it's client races but the nation as a whole isn't represented as such if you get my drift?
Happy to have you aboard

Serpentine88 said
It depends if you are in the general area of the Orion Spur and Pegasus Arm (AKA: "The Powderkeg Stars, named so due to the entire region being one big galactic war in the making)or on the Scumtum-Centaurus Arm (AKA: Lonely Stars and Space Squid-Whales, named so due to the only other factions in the region are Newsun/Silux's leviathan race and ASTA's soon to be empire of ancient astronaut or former colony ship warped into wormhole and sent to other side of the galaxy, humans)Alternatively you could pick a completely different arm, like the Outer Arm, Norma Arm or Sagittarius ArmEDIT:That puts you on the further out end of the Scumtum-Centaurus Arm, So you are too far away from me to have contacted you, more likely you have met Newsun and ASTA's people though

SPAACCCEEE WHHHAAAALLLLEEEESSSS
That's gonna be a major project for my people, if they are accepted:
An enemy fleet warps/jumps into system
Several whales start bumping into them
More whales swarm them
Whales
Whales everywhere.

Wernher said
I certainly wouldn't mind (Read your background, t'would make sense to have something left of your enemy, right?Also would justify when my nation lost its Krytarch: The point where everything began to go to shit. Note that most of my people probably wouldn't even take you seriously anymore 'Oh yeah, you're these guys we wipped out the galaxy' and all that. Some, the oldest, would probably care and hate your guts, some, those who find solace in war, would probably see you as a decent enemy to fight. Most would mind their own business.Then again mine is a race that takes people not even as slaves, but as pets, distractions or torture dolls depending on the person, so I think my people have become all that you hate, but also the worst in you: An ancient race that thinks itself superior to all.However while you think this gives you a duty over all life, my people think this gives them a right over all life.

Defs need to collab some back story. Something like this would definitely piss of the Teu XD

When did the pegasus arm become a clusterfuck? xD I need to refresh everything from my own RP. Good thing I'm reading all the NSs currently.

Wernher said
I certainly wouldn't mind (Read your background, t'would make sense to have something left of your enemy, right?Also would justify when my nation lost its Krytarch: The point where everything began to go to shit. Note that most of my people probably wouldn't even take you seriously anymore 'Oh yeah, you're these guys we wipped out the galaxy' and all that. Some, the oldest, would probably care and hate your guts, some, those who find solace in war, would probably see you as a decent enemy to fight. Most would mind their own business.Then again mine is a race that takes people not even as slaves, but as pets, distractions or torture dolls depending on the person, so I think my people have become all that you hate, but also the worst in you: An ancient race that thinks itself superior to all.However while you think this gives you a duty over all life, my people think this gives them a right over all life.

The Cephalrrior would absolutely love to get involved with something like this. I can imagine the two races being mortal enemies for some reason or another. They're probably of similar ages, too. Technology vs Biology, Brawn vs Brain. Oh... The potential.

Well, this will be interesting then...

Kyelin, I keep getting the feeling that there is a human-cat hybrid face in that gif. Like someone photoshopped it to resemble someone's face.

It's creepy. Seriously. Like a man is enslaved inside that cat to dance to another man, which is even creepier.

Also, Darkmatter... This song man. What kitty wouldn't be grooving to this?

And probs Wilson... Probs XD

Darkmatter said
When did the pegasus arm become a clusterfuck? xD I need to refresh everything from my own RP. Good thing I'm reading all the NSs currently.

NOTE: The really important stuff is all in my NS but i am still working on it.

Right, I should probably mention the updated history.

First, go read this.

WHAT'S NEW: The Graal are a relatively young spacefaring nation, having just begun to reach out beyond their own star system a mere 100 years ago. Less than 20 years later they are rapidly expanding and haphazardly colonizing the surrounding space, conquering a few incidental budding-factions along the way. Around this period of time they make initial contact with the Stoor, who initiate their standard shenanigans - engaging in border skirmishes, seizing vessels, and making a mocking spectacle of documented diplomatic negotiations while attempting to make private deals with the Graal military hierarchy.

The Graal take some exception to this behavior and send massive fleets to Stoor territory, seeking a single, decisive military engagement with Stoor fleets in order to crush, break, and ultimately defeat their enemy. They arrive in Stoor space just to find thousands of empty lightyears holding nothing but utterly inhospitable planets devoid of life, lacking any developed infrastructure, and with no Stoor or any opposing fleets to be seen. Quickly recognizing that there's not much glory or productive ends to seize, the Graal withdraw their forces without a single engagement.

Years later, the Stoor have finally learned enough about the Graal through observation to start making the right offers. Noting that the Hegemony had significant troubles with famines, undeveloped civilian infrastructure, and internal power struggles, the Stoor cut a deal with the military hierarchy. The Stoor would enter into a false state of war with the Hegemony, sending Excursion fleets to target agreed upon sites and targets in order to help the Graal stabilize and consolidate their power in the region in an arrangement akin to the Orwellian triumvirate in 1984. The succeeding 20 years, referred to as the Stoor wars, result in the Graal Hegemony spreading even further and securing their power base.

60 years ago, turning with envy to the Federation across the stretch of void known as the Fuze Void (as an extension of the region's nickname, 'The Powerderkeg Stars'), the Graal launch a surprise military blitz along the Eastern borders of the Federation. Once news of the invasion reaches the Stoor Manifold, they immediately join the conflict on the side of the Hegemony, using the surprise of the swift-turn-of-alliances from warring with the Graal to allying with to further throw Federation defenders into a state of confusion. In the initial days of the war, the Stoor extorted the Federation government with an unofficial agreement to not use biogenic or radiological weapons, or to salt Federation planets, if the federation supplied the Stoor manifold with 3000 inducted slaves every Galactic month. The Federation ultimately caved in and agreed to the arrangement, at which point the Stoor turned right around and went to the Graal Hegemony looking for a better deal. The Hegemony refused, and the Stoor immediately withdrew their Epiplasm soldiers and radiological munitions from the frontlines of the war within the Federation itself - although the Manifold continued to supply the Graal with significant starship and fleet support for the remainder of the war. Over the course of the 40-year war, the Federation ultimately supplies the Stoor Manifold with nearly one point three million slaves forcefully inducted from their population.

Approximately 39 years later, or 11 years ago, the death toll for humans in the Federation began to exceed a billion in count. The Sphere to the North took note of this, and sent forces into the Graal Hegemony to wage a campaign of extermination against them. For six months, the Sphere strike force tore through the lightly defended border worlds of the Hegemony while fleets began to pull out of the Federation proper. The Commonwealth of Valyncian, which had been carefully surveying the conflict from the sidelines while providing supplies to the Federation as a neutral party, informed the Federation of the heavy attack on the Hegemony and that a mass recall of Graal fleets was imminent. The Federation immediately stopped sending shipments of slaves to the Stoor Manifold, who immediately withdrew from the Federation and ran back to their territory, leaving the Graal to deal with the Sphere by itself for the next ten years, up until the present day.

Fortunately for the Hegemony, once the bulk of their forces had been drawn back to their territory, their massive and experienced fleets managed to drive back the Sphere forces. While they were confident they could destroy the remaining Sphere forces with a decisive thrust into their territory, initial scouts were rebuffed completely by the Sphere's extensive dispersion of FTL-jamming arrays. Realizing they could not pierce into Sphere space, the Hegemony instead turned their attention to their treacherous ex-ally, the Stoor Manifold, seeking vengeance for their abandonment.

And that's the Graal war in a nutshell.

Awesome!!

A planet of Nekos..and furries o-o

Im gonna change the format for the info of species..
Because it is a bit confusing.

AliceZaru said
A planet of Nekos..and furries o-o

What?

Where?

Kyelin said
Also, Darkmatter... This song man. What kitty wouldn't be grooving to this?

I know right.
Most people find my music tastes very different to the rest of my interests

Still reading NSs. Reserving comments for a single post. About 1/3 of the way there by my reckoning.

Well i eagerly await the post.

If you have questions about mine you can send me a PM, ill be online for a while here.

Isotope said
Well i eagerly await the post.If you have questions about mine you can send me a PM, ill be online for a while here.

I'll likely just post it all together and take responses either on here or through PM.

Ah, ok.