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Kerrus: /* Neutral Ethea */

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Neutral Ethea

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	*Generates: 2xR&D, and 1xEconomic token per year. <br>		*Generates: 2xR&D, and 1xEconomic token per year. <br>
	*Conditions: Always ~~unlock a relic as soon as able~~.<br>		*Conditions: Always have explorations active into any POI you discovered.<br>
	*Casus Belli: 1 point whenever a polity destroys an OPF landmark or relic, or sabotages scientific progress through espionage<br>		*Casus Belli: 1 point whenever a polity destroys an OPF landmark or relic, or sabotages scientific progress through espionage<br>
	*Ability: High on Potenuse! ~~Gain~~ a ~~free~~ roll ~~on the Relic Activation Chart~~ when ~~you recover OPF relics~~.<br>		*Ability: High on Potenuse! Opening OPF Relics does not cost $ or Tokens. If you are also a Revenant, you also roll twice and choose a result when opening Relics.<br>
	*Dominant Ability: We Dream of Flight! Your ~~ground units can pick the SCIENCE! trait slotless. You get~~ the preparation ~~bonuses on exploration without paying $~~.<br>		*Dominant Ability: We Dream of Flight!Your survey missions always gain the +1 bonus to rolls as though you had spent $1000 or a Token (your choice) in preparation costs.<br>

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	*Conditions: Always have at least one Exploration or Survey underway per turn. <br>		*Conditions: Always have at least one Exploration or Survey underway per turn. <br>
	*Casus Belli: 1 point each time a State denies Freedom of Navigation. <br>		*Casus Belli: 1 point each time a State denies Freedom of Navigation. <br>
	*Ability: We Choose to Go to the Moon! Your first token spent Surveying in the year allows you to survey two nodes instead of one. Additionally, pick two additional world types to treat as favored.<br>		*Ability: We Choose to Go to the Moon! Your first token spent Surveying in the year allows you to survey two nodes instead of one. You must still pay preparation costs (if any) for each separately. Additionally, pick two additional world types to treat as favored.<br>
	*Dominant Ability: This Land Is Your Land! ~~For each node, the~~ first time you upgrade a ~~Supply Base~~ to a ~~Territory there~~, it ~~gains 5CI~~ instead of ~~1CI~~.<br>		*Dominant Ability: This Land Is Your Land! The first time you upgrade a supply base to a territory in a node, it starts at 10 CI instead of 5.<br>


	==Changing Ethos==		==Changing Ethos==

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Kerrus at 17:50, 30 September 2023

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Kerrus: /* PC Diplomacy */

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PC Diplomacy

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	=PC Diplomacy=		=PC Diplomacy=
	Most PC diplomacy and negotiated trade is freeform and left to the players. The exception is the formation of military alliances. A military alliance has a number of benefits: it allows allied players to treat one another’s territories/bases as their own for supply purposes, it allows full/unpenalized military coordination both in specific tactical actions and as part of huge multi-theatre operations, it removes any potential stability penalties for working with a state of differing ethos (barring truly incredible events such as large-scale warcrimes or being revealed as secretly worshiping some ancient evil AI or whatever) or undertaking open-ended and otherwise-unprovoked or extreme military operations in support of an ally, etc. Conversely, failing to establish a formal military alliance with another PC means the inverse: you cannot share supply, you will suffer extreme penalties when coordinating military actions (generally assume both grievous friendly fire, which may well have secondary political/stability consequences, and serious timing problems such as large gaps in the line, reinforcing fleets showing up days or weeks early/late, or critically botched sigint/encryption), and greatly increased exposure to stability consequences for irrational adventurism and working with filthy stupid foreigners. It costs 1 diplo token + 2 tokens of any kind(s) from each player to form a bilateral alliance. Other players can join the alliance by spending 1 diplo + 2 any tokens themselves, and each existing member spending an additional 1 token of any kind per alliance member added. Alliances can be declared at any point in the budgetary year (although if you want to have the option after Q1, you have to leave the requisite tokens free post the end-Q1-budget-lock-up). Finally, alliances must be renewed each year. This renewal cost is one diplomatic token for each alliance player, plus two token for each hostile antagonistic ethos they have with the player whose ethos in the alliance has the least overlap and one token for each ethos that isn’t identical.. This may well result in different token costs for players in a large enough alliance.		Most PC diplomacy and negotiated trade is freeform and left to the players. The exception is the formation of military alliances. A military alliance has a number of benefits: it allows allied players to treat one another’s territories/bases as their own for supply purposes, it allows full/unpenalized military coordination both in specific tactical actions and as part of huge multi-theatre operations, it removes any potential stability penalties for working with a state of differing ethos (barring truly incredible events such as large-scale warcrimes or being revealed as secretly worshiping some ancient evil AI or whatever) or undertaking open-ended and otherwise-unprovoked or extreme military operations in support of an ally, etc. Conversely, failing to establish a formal military alliance with another PC means the inverse: you cannot share supply, you will suffer extreme penalties when coordinating military actions (generally assume both grievous friendly fire, which may well have secondary political/stability consequences, and serious timing problems such as large gaps in the line, reinforcing fleets showing up days or weeks early/late, or critically botched sigint/encryption), and greatly increased exposure to stability consequences for irrational adventurism and working with filthy stupid foreigners.

			It costs 1 diplo token + 2 tokens of any kind(s) from each player to form a bilateral alliance. Other players can join the alliance by spending 1 diplo + 2 any tokens themselves, and each existing member spending an additional 1 token of any kind per alliance member added. Alliances can be declared at any point in the budgetary year (although if you want to have the option after Q1, you have to leave the requisite tokens free post the end-Q1-budget-lock-up). Finally, alliances must be renewed each year. This renewal cost is one diplomatic token for each alliance player, plus two token for each hostile antagonistic ethos they have with the player whose ethos in the alliance has the least overlap and one token for each ethos that isn’t identical.. This may well result in different token costs for players in a large enough alliance.

	Violating an alliance will have major stability consequences and significantly reduce your relations with all NPCs. Abandoning a treaty ally in a defensive war will end the alliance immediately and have similar but less severe stability/diplomatic effects.		Violating an alliance will have major stability consequences and significantly reduce your relations with all NPCs. Abandoning a treaty ally in a defensive war will end the alliance immediately and have similar but less severe stability/diplomatic effects.

Kerrus: /* Culture */

2023-09-11T17:37:47Z

Culture

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	# 3 Resting Stab at 3; Token Generators do not produce tokens.		# 3 Resting Stab at 3; Token Generators do not produce tokens.
	# 4 Resting Stab at 2; No Landmarks function; CI produces 30% less income.		# 4 Resting Stab at 2; No Landmarks function; CI produces 30% less income.




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Kerrus: /* Effects of Stability */

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Effects of Stability

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=Ethos, Stability, Culture, & Diplomacy=

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	==Effects of Stability==		==Effects of Stability==
	# 0: Civil War: Landmarks that produce goods do not operate. Local militia will not fight invaders in an organized fashion. Your CI in territories at S0 produces no income, Landmarks don’t function.		* 0: Civil War: Landmarks that produce goods do not operate. Local militia will not fight invaders in an organized fashion. Your CI in territories at S0 produces no income, Landmarks don’t function.
	# 1: Rebellion: If your capital system is at stability 1, produce one less General token per year; roll an additional negative event if any territory is at S1.		* 1: Rebellion: If your capital system is at stability 1, produce one less General token per year; roll an additional negative event if any territory is at S1.
	# 2: Major Riots: Military assets burn 25% of their base supply level in operations to keep a minimal level of order. Lose one investment token in each NPC you’ve invested in for each full year your capital territory is at Stability 2 or below.		* 2: Major Riots: Military assets burn 25% of their base supply level in operations to keep a minimal level of order. Lose one investment token in each NPC you’ve invested in for each full year your capital territory is at Stability 2 or below.
	# 3: Riots: CI in territories at S3 produce $5 less income.		* 3: Riots: CI in territories at S3 produce $5 less income.
	# 4: Grumbling: No effect, either positive or negative.		* 4: Grumbling: No effect, either positive or negative.
	# 5: Indifference: All players begin the game at Stability 5. No effect, either positive or negative.		* 5: Indifference: All players begin the game at Stability 5. No effect, either positive or negative.
	# 6: Calm: No effect, either positive or negative.		* 6: Calm: No effect, either positive or negative.
	# 7: Civic Involvement: CI produces $5 more income.		* 7: Civic Involvement: CI produces $5 more income.
	# 8: Patriotism: When fighting in the high stability node, your ground forces have +0.5 TL.		* 8: Patriotism: When fighting in the high stability node, your ground forces have +0.5 TL.
	# 9: Dawn of a New Era: Receive one roll on the OPF Gacha table if your capital territory is at Stability 9 at the end of a year.		* 9: Dawn of a New Era: Receive one roll on the OPF Gacha table if your capital territory is at Stability 9 at the end of a year.
	# 10: Golden Age: If your capital system is at S10, generate an additional general token.		* 10: Golden Age: If your capital system is at S10, generate an additional general token.

	You can in fact get your stability above 10. It does nothing special for you over the S10 rewards. Your people are doing lines of hyper-coke off the fur of catgirls. Congratulations.		You can in fact get your stability above 10. It does nothing special for you over the S10 rewards. Your people are doing lines of hyper-coke off the fur of catgirls. Congratulations.