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	Put on your spacesuit and grab your blaster. Your starcruiser is heading for the frontier.		Put on your spacesuit and grab your blaster. Your starcruiser is heading for the frontier.

			====[[Runes History Articles]]====

	===Timeline===		===Timeline===

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	*'''No-Name Ships (2)''' - hull enhancements cost double.		*'''No-Name Ships (2)''' - hull enhancements cost double.
	*'''Limited Shipbuilding (2)''' - you may only construct Secondary Warships, though this limit does not apply to using NF. If you are a Cul-de-sac this flaw returns 2 points.		*'''Limited Shipbuilding (2)''' - you may only construct Secondary Warships, though this limit does not apply to using NF. If you are a Cul-de-sac this flaw returns 2 points.

			===[[Runes Military Units]]===

	==Operations==		==Operations==

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	*'''Losfar''' - A contraction of the ancient term Ljósálfar, the Losfar are the classic 'light' elves and what comes to mind when typical Midgarans talk of elves. Their homeland was Alfheim, until its eventual collapse during the Dammerung and the wholescale migration to Midgard. Ethnic Losfar have light skin and blonde hair, with varying shades of red being a minority and blues or purples occurring in some families.		*'''Losfar''' - A contraction of the ancient term Ljósálfar, the Losfar are the classic 'light' elves and what comes to mind when typical Midgarans talk of elves. Their homeland was Alfheim, until its eventual collapse during the Dammerung and the wholescale migration to Midgard. Ethnic Losfar have light skin and blonde hair, with varying shades of red being a minority and blues or purples occurring in some families.
	:The collective Losfar empire is Lyonesse, the ten kingdoms having been in confederation since before Ragnarok and persisting through the abandonment of Alfheim and the concurent settlement on Midgard. With their magics and swift airboats the Lyonessan Losfar proved adept merchants and while never especially numerous, Lyonesse is old, rich, cosmopolitan and decadent. Today they tend more towards the esoteric realms of high finance, giving them significant but subtle influence in many economies. Lyonesse also includes the Dia city-states on Jotunheim, though these are autonomously governed.		:The collective Losfar empire is Lyonesse, the ten kingdoms having been in confederation since before Ragnarok and persisting through the abandonment of Alfheim and the concurent settlement on Midgard. With their magics and swift airboats the Lyonessan Losfar proved adept merchants and while never especially numerous, Lyonesse is old, rich, cosmopolitan and decadent. Today they tend more towards the esoteric realms of high finance, giving them significant but subtle influence in many economies. Lyonesse also includes the Dia city-states on Jotunheim, though these are autonomously governed.
	*'''Dia''' - The Dia are closely related to the Losfar, being the descendants of the vast Alfheim army sent to occupy the lower worlds of Jotunheim and Svartalheim early in the course of Ragnarok. Svartalheim was always a punishment post with no good options between the misery of the iron-hard surface or the dangers of the twisting caverns that the Dokkar had retreated to, but the misty forests of inner Jotunheim were different from Alfheim but were not entirely unfriendly. A century is a long and by the end of Ragnarok the military encampments had become city-states, filled with civilians and surrounded by fields - military occupation becoming de facto colonization. Only a relative handful managed to return to Alfheim as Ragnarok came to its conclusion, with most of the army, its civilian supporters and their dependants staying and forming what are today known as the Dia.		*'''Dia''' - The Dia are closely related to the Losfar, being the descendants of the vast Alfheim army sent to occupy the lower worlds of Jotunheim and Svartalheim early in the course of Ragnarok. Svartalheim was always a punishment post with no good options between the misery of the iron-hard surface or the dangers of the twisting caverns that the Dokkar had retreated to, but the misty forests of inner Jotunheim were different from Alfheim but were not entirely unfriendly. A century is a long time and by the end of Ragnarok the military encampments had become city-states, filled with civilians and surrounded by fields - military occupation becoming de facto colonization. Only a relative handful managed to return to Alfheim as Ragnarok came to its conclusion, with most of the army, its civilian supporters and their dependants staying and forming what are today known as the Dia.
	:The Dia ~~are unsurprisingly closely related to~~ the Losfar, though where a Losfar's appearance is 'warm', that of the Dia has become 'cold' and with a certain sharpness, undoutedly the result of ancient Vanir meddling that has become fixed in their genepool. They also show the greatest variety of hair and eye colors in the collected Alfar ethnicities, having not only the honey-blondes and reds of the Losfar, but white, ash-grey and stark black with the majority of Dia having brilliant amethyst eyes. Likewise their skin color is generally pale ash-tones. Jotunheim is a harsh land where little grows and a large emmigration wave in the 15th century saw many Dia move into the Veil; today there are many more Dia in these systems far from Yggdrasil than there are in Yggdrasil proper. Dia names are often sardonically overinflated, such as the 'Altar of Ultimate Evil' which is, in fact, a popular site for spiritual communing and cherry blossing watching and has never seen a single human sacrifice.		:The Dia have not diverged significantly from the Losfar, though where a Losfar's appearance is 'warm', that of the Dia has become 'cold' and with a certain sharpness, undoutedly the result of ancient Vanir meddling that has become fixed in their genepool. They also show the greatest variety of hair and eye colors in the collected Alfar ethnicities, having not only the honey-blondes and reds of the Losfar, but white, ash-grey and stark black with the majority of Dia having brilliant amethyst eyes. Likewise their skin color is generally pale ash-tones. Jotunheim is a harsh land where little grows and a large emmigration wave in the 15th century saw many Dia move into the Veil; today there are many more Dia in these systems far from Yggdrasil than there are in Yggdrasil proper. Dia names are often sardonically overinflated, such as the 'Altar of Ultimate Evil' which is, in fact, a popular site for spiritual communing and cherry blossing watching and has never seen a single human sacrifice.
	*'''Dokkar''' - The Dokkar (or to use common accepted slang, Drow) split from the Losfar many thousands of years ago, long before Ragnarok, long enough that it is known not through histories but through myths. What is known with certainty is that the Dokkar have lived on (and mostly ''in'') Svartalheim for roughly seven thousand years and have diverged fairly noticeably from the Losfar in the process. Relative to the Losfar, the Dokkar tend to being shorter and with dark skin; Dokkar express a great deal more anthocyanin and their skin tones range from dark blueish-purple to slate-grey to nearly pitch black. In contrast they very rarely have hair color that is not white or an off-white shade. Dokkar have excellent low-light vision thanks to eyeshine, in addition their color vision will still function in significantly reduced light levels.		*'''Dokkar''' - The Dokkar (or to use common accepted slang, Drow) split from the Losfar many thousands of years ago, long before Ragnarok, long enough that it is known not through histories but through myths. What is known with certainty is that the Dokkar have lived on (and mostly ''in'') Svartalheim for roughly seven thousand years and have diverged fairly noticeably from the Losfar in the process. Relative to the Losfar, the Dokkar tend to being shorter and with dark skin; Dokkar express a great deal more anthocyanin and their skin tones range from dark blueish-purple to slate-grey to nearly pitch black. In contrast they very rarely have hair color that is not white or an off-white shade. Dokkar have excellent low-light vision thanks to eyeshine, in addition their color vision will still function in significantly reduced light levels.
	:Heirs to a history of mistrust including longstanding grievances with the Losfar including a devastating war in the 10th century (the Damerung) and a Midgaran slave trade that lasted until the 15th century, it is only in the past two centuries that the Dokkar are metaphorically accepted in polite company. Even so they are still a spoiler in Midgard politics, wielding outside influence mostly by being willing to stand up to the orthodoxies of the great powers of MidFed. They are also regularly implicated in various evasions of international laws and agreements.		:Heirs to a history of mistrust including longstanding grievances with the Losfar including a devastating war in the 10th century (the Damerung) and a Midgaran slave trade that lasted until the 15th century, it is only in the past two centuries that the Dokkar are metaphorically accepted in polite company. Even so they are still a spoiler in Midgard politics, wielding outside influence mostly by being willing to stand up to the orthodoxies of the great powers of MidFed. They are also regularly implicated in various evasions of international laws and agreements.
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	'''Zwerg'''<br>		'''Zwerg'''<br>
			The Zwerg ("Dwarves" is generally considered perjorative or at least diminutive) are, genetically, an ancient relative of Midgaran humanity. Compared to the Midgaran average, Zwerg are shorter but powerfully built with exceptional upper-body strength. Zwerg also have a high resistance to environmental toxins, poor air quality and ether poisoning, all traits highly valued for people that generally inhabit caverns both natural and artificial. Unfortunately the latter also means their bodies transpire ether both slower and more shallowly than Midgarans; Zwerg ether-usage for all but the most exception is limited to what Midgarans call 'low magic'. In fact thanks to their bodily resistance to etheric overdose they are particularly good at ether channeling.

			Zwerg are stereotyped by their extensive facial hair though this varies across ethnicities; in some even females will have flowing beards, while others females will generally have bald faces. Despite the stereotypes there is normally no cultural stigma against being a clean-shaven Zwerg or not having a long, flowing beard and full facial hair, with the one constant across trends and fashions of Zwerg barbery is to be neat and tidy - which can be said of much of their multifarious cultures as well.

			Like Midgarans and Alfar, a number of Zwerg ethnicities are recognized. The three most common are:
			*'''Svartzwerg''' - The most populous Zwerg ethnicity is the Svartzwerg and what most think of when they hear 'Zwerg'; they are the Zwerg of Nidavellir. With grey skin, white facial hair and bald pates (and faces, in females), they typically come across as very severe. This is only emphasized by the stern culture of Nidavellir and its colonies. Having spent thousands of years in the vast tunnels and caverns of the Nidavellir underdark, the Svartzwerg burn readily in direct sun and even after a month or more of surface acclimatization will normally sleep through the day and instead be active from evening to early morning.
			:The Zwerg of Nidavellir have a long-standing cultural enmity towards the Asgard due to ancient historical events during Ragnarok, but this changed from an underlying but mild dislike to an outright antipathy during the 15th century. This was deliberate action by Nidavellir, stirring up ancient grudges best left in the history books to create an Other against which society could be oriented. Ever since, the Svartzwerg have gotten a reputation as troublemakers, string-pullers and gun-runners - which makes them all the more popular among those who set themselves against SIGURD and MidFed dominance. Svartzwerg are generally atheist and like other Zwerg instead practice various methods of ancestor worship (or at least ancestor recognition). The most universal of these is Duerra, the Axe Princess of Conquest who led the rebellion against the Muspels at the close of Ragnarok.
			:The Svartzwerg are also experts at stone road navigation and rift exploration; the 'dwarven roads' have become infamous among lawmen and spymen both for the vast quantities of illicit goods that flow along them and the difficulty in trying to track any of it.
			*'''Bergenzwerg''' - Svartzwerg inhabiting various asteroids far from Yggdrasil and isolated by the events of the Ragnarok, the Bergenzwerg are fairly close in appearance to the Svartzwerg. They are more likely to have head hair than Svartzwerg though, and their skin and especially hair color will vary much more. The cultural differentiation is even more significant, with the Bergenzwerg long having a 'frontier' mindset and often an insular one as well - some Bergenzwerg cavern-cities went 1500 years without outside contact that wasn't trying to harm them in some fashion. Others traded regularly with the Tengu and Droreans of the nomadic sky-nests. Consequently despite similarities there is no single overarching Bergenzwerg culture, each caverns-city or cluster having evolved their own.
			:Unfortunately for the Bergenzwerg, several cavern-cities have been seized and annxed by Nidavellir and had the harsh Svartzwerg societal norms forced upon them, though it should be noted that several others have willing aligned themselves with their ancient cousins.
			*'''Hiekin''' - It is unknown exactly how long ago the Hiekin split from the Svartzwerg, though it is certainly many thousands of years in the past. Having primarily settled in the near-axial mountains and hills of Midgard the Hiekin had adopted what was a relatively pastoral existence for Zwerg and rode out the chaos of Ragnarok in their undermountain holds. Many established lucrative trading routes with locals, trading gems and metals from gold to rune-charged iron for various foods, textiles and other items unavailable in the undermountains.
			:While the Hiekin have the same solidly-build proportions as other Zwerg, in other ways they appear much closer to Midgaran humans; their skin tones are normally pale or, after exposure to sun, ruddy - similar to the Midgaran humans from the near-axial regions and their hair is likewise "human-normal" colors with a bias towards reds and light browns, again similar to near-axial humans. As such it is generally believed that the Hiekin are closest to a hypothesized ancestral Zwerg.

	'''Jotun'''<br>		'''Jotun'''<br>

	'''Uruk'''<br> - The most prolific of the pre-Ragnarok soldier-servitors, the ancient Uruk served as infantry for both Asgard and Vanir.		'''Uruk'''<br>
			The most prolific of the pre-Ragnarok soldier-servitors, the ancient Uruk served as infantry for both Asgard and Vanir.

	'''Tengu'''<br>		'''Tengu'''<br>

			'''Lizarfolk'''<br>

	==Gazetteer==		==Gazetteer==

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			===Races===
			'''Humans'''<br>
			Humans originated on Midgard and are generally understood to be the root of various near-human groups; Midgard proper is believed to have been primarily retained as an untouched enclave of continued genetic diversity during the pre-Ragnarok era.

			'''Asgard/Vanir'''<br>
			The Asgard and Vanir are a transhuman clade, created from base human stock an uncertain amount of time ago - at least three thousand years in the past, but likely longer. Compared to human average, both the Asgard and Vanir are significantly taller (~2.5 meters), with Asgard in particular defaulting to a powerfully muscled athleticism. Invisible differnces include greatly improved metabolism and generally more efficient organs, regenerative healing capable of even regrowing lost limbs, increased muscle density and longer lifespan. This does lead to one quirk of the transhuman demigods; while they enjoy bathing as much as any other human and can hold their breath for minutes at a time, their dense musculature means they are not neutrally buoyant like humans. Asgard and Vanir generally do not swim (as least not for more than a few moments), they sink.

			The Asgard and Vanir have an additional chromosome pair not found in Midgarans. As such 'half-Asgard' can be born but have always proven to be sterile and must rely on medical techniques to have any natural children. The inhabitants of Asgard generally view half-bloods with disfavor and counsel against them, though there are probably more half-blood bastards out in the Fringe than anyone thinks.

			Asgard and Vanir tend towards the combination of light hair and naturally golden-bronze skin, a combination of traits that is notably exotic across Midgard.

			'''Alfar'''<br>
			Elves are another near-human clade, though one that has not been as extensively changed as the Asgard. It is broadly accepted that the divergence between human and elf is somewhere between ten and twenty thousand years ago, suggesting no relation to the Asgard or Vanir. Characterized by the familiar pointed elf ears, Alfar are generally both thin and attractive by human standards and do not tan the way humans do. Less obviously they age significantly slower than 'stock' humans, have a higher EQ and ether handling abilities, various problematic genetic segments and recessive diseases have been eliminated, while their natural pigmentation includes not just melanin but also anthocyanin (a red-purple-blue pigment) and even titania (titanium oxide) - all signs of extensive ancient tampering, but it remains unclear who or what did it.

			A number of elvish ethnicities are recognized:
			*'''Losfar''' - A contraction of the ancient term Ljósálfar, the Losfar are the classic 'light' elves and what comes to mind when typical Midgarans talk of elves. Their homeland was Alfheim, until its eventual collapse during the Dammerung and the wholescale migration to Midgard. Ethnic Losfar have light skin and blonde hair, with varying shades of red being a minority and blues or purples occurring in some families.
			:The collective Losfar empire is Lyonesse, the ten kingdoms having been in confederation since before Ragnarok and persisting through the abandonment of Alfheim and the concurent settlement on Midgard. With their magics and swift airboats the Lyonessan Losfar proved adept merchants and while never especially numerous, Lyonesse is old, rich, cosmopolitan and decadent. Today they tend more towards the esoteric realms of high finance, giving them significant but subtle influence in many economies. Lyonesse also includes the Dia city-states on Jotunheim, though these are autonomously governed.
			*'''Dia''' - The Dia are closely related to the Losfar, being the descendants of the vast Alfheim army sent to occupy the lower worlds of Jotunheim and Svartalheim early in the course of Ragnarok. Svartalheim was always a punishment post with no good options between the misery of the iron-hard surface or the dangers of the twisting caverns that the Dokkar had retreated to, but the misty forests of inner Jotunheim were different from Alfheim but were not entirely unfriendly. A century is a long and by the end of Ragnarok the military encampments had become city-states, filled with civilians and surrounded by fields - military occupation becoming de facto colonization. Only a relative handful managed to return to Alfheim as Ragnarok came to its conclusion, with most of the army, its civilian supporters and their dependants staying and forming what are today known as the Dia.
			:The Dia are unsurprisingly closely related to the Losfar, though where a Losfar's appearance is 'warm', that of the Dia has become 'cold' and with a certain sharpness, undoutedly the result of ancient Vanir meddling that has become fixed in their genepool. They also show the greatest variety of hair and eye colors in the collected Alfar ethnicities, having not only the honey-blondes and reds of the Losfar, but white, ash-grey and stark black with the majority of Dia having brilliant amethyst eyes. Likewise their skin color is generally pale ash-tones. Jotunheim is a harsh land where little grows and a large emmigration wave in the 15th century saw many Dia move into the Veil; today there are many more Dia in these systems far from Yggdrasil than there are in Yggdrasil proper. Dia names are often sardonically overinflated, such as the 'Altar of Ultimate Evil' which is, in fact, a popular site for spiritual communing and cherry blossing watching and has never seen a single human sacrifice.
			*'''Dokkar''' - The Dokkar (or to use common accepted slang, Drow) split from the Losfar many thousands of years ago, long before Ragnarok, long enough that it is known not through histories but through myths. What is known with certainty is that the Dokkar have lived on (and mostly ''in'') Svartalheim for roughly seven thousand years and have diverged fairly noticeably from the Losfar in the process. Relative to the Losfar, the Dokkar tend to being shorter and with dark skin; Dokkar express a great deal more anthocyanin and their skin tones range from dark blueish-purple to slate-grey to nearly pitch black. In contrast they very rarely have hair color that is not white or an off-white shade. Dokkar have excellent low-light vision thanks to eyeshine, in addition their color vision will still function in significantly reduced light levels.
			:Heirs to a history of mistrust including longstanding grievances with the Losfar including a devastating war in the 10th century (the Damerung) and a Midgaran slave trade that lasted until the 15th century, it is only in the past two centuries that the Dokkar are metaphorically accepted in polite company. Even so they are still a spoiler in Midgard politics, wielding outside influence mostly by being willing to stand up to the orthodoxies of the great powers of MidFed. They are also regularly implicated in various evasions of international laws and agreements.
			*'''Droreans''' - Unknown to the inhabitants of Yggdrasil until the late 12th century, the Droreans are an offshoot of the Dokkar that had adopted a nomadic, skyfaring life far from Yggdrasil sometime before Ragnarok, very roughly 500-1000 years BR. The Droreans are one of the two main partners onboard sky nests alongside the Tengu and after being first encountered in the 13th century and the general reduction of many spacefaring dangers dating to Ragnarok they have begun travelling all across human space. Their heyday was the 14th and into the 15th century, whereas afterwards their majestic and elegant sailing convoys were progressively outcompeted by ever faster and more efficient cargo ships flowing out of Midgaran shipyards.
			:Colloquially known as 'amber elves', Droreans typically have rich honey- or dark amber-colored skin and the same short build as Dokkar. Some have established small colonies and neighborhoods on various worlds but most remain in the deep sky where their ancestors sailed for thousands of years.

			'''Zwerg'''<br>

			'''Jotun'''<br>

			'''Uruk'''<br> - The most prolific of the pre-Ragnarok soldier-servitors, the ancient Uruk served as infantry for both Asgard and Vanir.

			'''Tengu'''<br>

	==Gazetteer==		==Gazetteer==

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	*Enormous Floating Statue [Gigerian] (58) -		*Nomad Meeting Point (58) -
	*Deep Space Monastery [Insular] (59) -		*Ship Scrapping Yard (59) -
	*Deep Space Monastery [Touristy] (60) -		*Deep Sky Transhipment Facility (60) -
	*Shady Freeport (61) -		*Large Fuel Storage Farm (61) -
	*Skyship Racing Course (62) -		*Grey Market Shipyard (62) -
	*Nomad Meeting Point (63) -		*Privately Owned 3D Fab (63) -
	*Deep Sky Transhipment Facility (64) -		*Large Radio Telescope (64) -
	*Large Fuel Storage Farm (65) -		*Ultimate Security Prison Station (65) -
	*Grey Market Shipyard (66) -		*Lifeboat Station (66) -
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	*~~Abandoned Orbital Smelters~~ (82) -		*Derelict Long-Range Comms Relay (82) -
	*~~Abandoned Orbital Shipyards~~ (83) -		*Non-Viable Megaproject [Incomplete] (83) -
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	*~~Abandoned~~ Resource Asteroid (88) -		*Stripped Shipwrecks (88) -
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	*Crime-Ridden Refugee Convoy (92) -		*Lashed-Together Refugee Convoy (92) -
	*Sky Nest [Radioactive, Abandoned] (93) -		*Crime-Ridden Refugee Convoy (93) -
	*Sky Nest [Immobile] (94) -		*Sky Nest [Radioactive, Abandoned] (94) -
	*Ascension Site [Looted] (95) -		*Sky Nest [Immobile] (95) -
	*Ascension Site [Dangerous] (96) -		*Ascension Site [Looted] (96) -
	*Posthuman Spire [Silent] (97) -		*Ascension Site [Dangerous] (97) -
	*Posthuman Spire [Humming] (98) -		*Posthuman Spire [Silent] (98) -
	*Sealed Dragonslayer Vault (99) -		*Posthuman Spire [Humming] (99) -
	*CAUTION: DO NOT APPROACH (100) -		*Sealed Dragonslayer Vault (100) -


	'''Minor World''' (D100)<br>		'''Minor World''' (D100)<br>

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 '''Exotic System Elements''' (D100)<br>
-*TBD!
+*Ring System [Photogenic] (1) -
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 *Prior:  '''National Shame''' - The collapse of the Hegemony and the flight to the outer edges of known space is a deep psychic wound, one that was inflicted on many of the Union State's current leaders during their formative years. [Loser+]
 *Historical:  '''The Darkest Depths''' - Latecomers to the colonization game, the Hegemony was very active in the Veil during the 17th century. [Explorer]
 ==SIGURD==