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{{#set:Type=City/Planet/Ship}}
{{#set:Type=City/Planet/Plane}}{{#set:Summary=The [[Xeno Codex (3.5e Sourcebook)/Zeitgeist|Zeitgeist]] Dynasty crumbled with the destruction of their central solar system. Many victim planets of the dynasty were also destroyed. Yet shortly after the Dynasties demise, a coalition of '''[[Uongo-mijusi (3.5e Race)|Uongo-mijusi]]''', '''[[Kisalli (3.5e Race)|Kisalli]]''', and '''[[Tempus (3.5e Race)|Tempus]]''' formed to rescue what was left of their galaxy. Creating the Nyota Mji from slave-ships, frigates, and battle ships, left in ruin after the war. Constantly searching the universe for a new home system. While maintaining there vigil, and sights on there quarry - the zeigeists and magic!}}
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<onlyinclude>==Fleet Ship==
 
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[[File:Fleet Ship 2.jpg|thumb|right|600px|A Fleet Ship]]
[[File:Nyota Mji 2.jpg|thumb|right|600px|A Nyota Mji village]]
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'''Ship Traits:'''
 
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*[[SRD:About Planes#Light Gravity|Light Gravity]]: A fleet has light gravity.
=Generic Features=
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*[[SRD:About Planes#Time|Time]]: The fleet experiences normal time.
 
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*[[SRD:About Planes#Shape and Size|Shape and Size]]: A fleet is a [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|mega]]-sized self-contained shape with a length of three miles, width of two miles, and weight of 500,000 tons.
The [[Xeno Codex (3.5e Sourcebook)/Zeitgeist|Zeitgeist]] Dynasty crumbled with the destruction of their central solar system. Many victim planets of the dynasty were also destroyed. Yet shortly after the Dynasties demise, a coalition of '''[[Uongo-mijusi (3.5e Race)|Uongo-mijusi]]''', '''[[Kisalli (3.5e Race)|Kisalli]]''', and '''[[Tempus (3.5e Race)|Tempus]]''' formed to rescue what was left of their galaxy. Creating the Nyota Mji from slave-ships, frigates, and battle ships, left in ruin after the war. Constantly searching the universe for a new home system. While maintaining there vigil, and sights on there quarry - the zeigeists and magic!
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*[[SRD:About Planes#Static|Static]]: A fleet is static to such an extent that only [[Siege (3.5e Subtype)|siege]] weapons can damage it.
 
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*[[SRD:About Planes#Air-Dominant|Elemental and Energy Dominance]]: No elemental or energy dominance.  
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*[[SRD:About Planes#Good-Aligned/Evil-Aligned|Good Aligned]]: A fleet is mildly good aligned.
 
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*[[SRD:About Planes#Magic Traits|Magic Traits]]:
== Plane Traits ==
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**Impeded Magic: Make a [[SRD:Spellcraft Skill|Spellcraft]] check [[SRD:DC|DC]] 20+spell level. If the check fails, the spell does not function but is still lost as a prepared spell or spell slot. If the check succeeds, the spell functions normally.
=== Physical Traits ===
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**Limited Magic: Can only use spells in the [[SRD:Divination School|Divination]] school, or [[SRD:Charm Subschool|charm]], [[SRD:Figment Subschool|figment]], [[SRD:Pattern Subschool|pattern]] or [[SRD:Healing Subschool|healing]] subschools, and all [[SRD:Inflict Spells|inflict spells]]. And no spell or spell-like ability can be above level 7.
*'''Gravity:''' [[SRD:About Planes#Light Gravity|light]]
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**Power Trait: Limited Manifestation: Can only use powers in the [[SRD:Clairsentience Discipline|Clairsentience]], [[SRD:Psychometabolism Discipline|Psychometabolism]] [[SRD:Psychokinesis Discipline|Psychokinesis]] disciplines, or [[SRD:Charm Subdiscipline|charm]] subdiscipline.
 
 
*'''Time:''' Normal
 
 
 
*'''Size:''' A [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Kilo]] to [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Googolplex]] sized [[SRD:About Planes#Self-Contained Shape|self-contained shape]].
 
 
 
*'''Morphic:''' Nyota Mji are [[SRD:About Planes#Static|static]], to such an extent that only [[Siege (3.5e Subtype)|siege]] weapons can damage them.  
 
 
 
===Power, Magic, Alignment, & Energy/Elemental Traits===
 
*'''Elemental Dominance:''' Electricity, and Metal
 
 
 
*'''Energy Dominance:''' Positive-Dominant, minor (Colors are brighter, fires are hotter, noises are louder, and sensations are more intense as a result of the positive energy. All individuals gain fast healing 2 as an [[SRD:Extraordinary Ability|extraordinary ability]]).
 
 
 
*'''Alignment Trait:''' Good-Aligned, mild (Creatures who have a evil [[SRD:Alignment|alignment]] take a –2 circumstance penalty on all [[SRD:Charisma|charisma]]-based checks.
 
 
 
*'''Magic Trait:''' Impeded Magic (make a [[SRD:Spellcraft Skill|Spellcraft]] check [[SRD:DC|DC]] 30 + the level of the spell. If the check fails, the spell does not function but is still lost as a prepared spell or spell slot. If the check succeeds, the spell functions normally).
 
'''And'''
 
*'''Magic Trait:''' Limited Magic (can only use spells in the [[SRD:Divination School|Divination]] school, [[SRD:Charm Subschool|charm]], [[SRD:Figment Subschool|figment]], [[SRD:Pattern Subschool|pattern]], or [[SRD:Healing Subschool|healing]] subschool's, and all [[SRD:Inflict Spells|inflict spells]]. And no spell or spell-like ability can be above level 7).
 
 
 
*'''Power Trait:''' Limited Manifestation (can only use powers in the [[SRD:Clairsentience Discipline|Clairsentience]], [[SRD:Psychometabolism Discipline|Psychometabolism]] [[SRD:Psychokinesis Discipline|Psychokinesis]] discipline's, or [[SRD:Charm Subdiscipline|charm]] subdiscipline).
 
 
 
== Plane Links ==
 
 
 
Whenever a city makes a [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyper-jump]], it briefly visits the [[SRD:Plane of Shadow|Plane of Shadow]]. Does not link to any other plane, including the [[SRD:Astral Plane|Astral]] and [[SRD:Ethereal Plane|Ethereal]] planes
 
 
 
== Movement and Combat ==
 
 
 
As an Earth-like planet
 
 
 
=Society=
 
 
 
== Inhabitants ==
 
 
 
'''[[Uongo-mijusi (3.5e Race)|Uongo-mijusi]]''', '''[[Kisalli (3.5e Race)|Kisalli]]''', '''[[Tempus (3.5e Race)|Tempus]]''', and '''[[Zherihnghil (3.5e Race)|Zherihnghil]]''' make up most of the leadership of Nyota Mji. They are the original races, and are most of the culture. Due to the reproduction decline of tempus and seppia, they are not at the numbers that they once where. Yet the seppias' renown for tinkering, and the tempus' reputation for knowledge, has allowed them to remain as a pivotal part of the culture.
 
 
 
Small sects of '''Chromatic Dwarf''', '''Elnade''', '''Gear Actua''', '''Hat''', '''Invincibles''', '''Skandars''', and '''S'uuisku''' have inhabited [[Nyota Mji (3.5e Location)|Nyota Mji]] for at least a millennium. Allowing some to gain high seats of power in uongo-mijusi society. But most are still considered second class citizens - even though there is no ''official'' law that separates them. Double standards have been legitimized, "for the safety of starship society - to keep history from repeating itself". Prejudices have slowly infected their cites!
 
 
 
All [[Xeno Codex (3.5e Sourcebook)/Introduction#Xenoblooded and Xenotheric|aliens]] that are not listed below or above. Are such a minority, that they have limited pull in society. They are not despised - its just, there are not enough of them to make a mark in the Nyota Mji world. This is also the case for: aberrations, animals, humanoids, and monstrous humanoids.
 
 
 
[[Eldritch Horror (3.5e Race)|Eldritch Horror]], [[Hekatonped (3.5e Race)|Hekatonped]], [[Setenall (3.5e Race)|setenall]], [[Uberich (3.5e Race)|uberich]], [[Zeitgeist (3.5e Race)|zeigeist]], and other malicious aliens, are killed on the spot. This policy has been extended to: celestials, dragons, elementals, fey, fiends, magical beasts, undead, and non-[[Xeno Codex (3.5e Sourcebook)/Introduction#Xenoblooded and Xenotheric|alien]] outsiders not mentioned above.
 
 
 
Approximate values of populations can be found in the [[Xeno Codex (3.5e Sourcebook)/Monsters#Monsters of Nyota Mji|Monsters of Nyota Mji]] page.
 
 
 
===Guild Houses===
 
 
 
Sectors posses guilds houses, to facilitate the many versatile classes that its inhabitants may have. Some classes have multiple guild options. One can be a member to only one guild at a time.  Each guild has its own symbol as noted in parenthesis after name. (See below table.)
 
 
 
{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" class="zebra d20"
 
|-
 
|+ Guilds
 
|-
 
! style="text-align: left;" | Guild || Base Classes || Prestige Classes || Paragon Classes || Benifits<sup>1</sup>
 
|-
 
|| Entertainer(₠) || [[SRD:Bard|Bard]], [[Battle Chef (3.5e Class)|Battle Chef]], [[Chameleon (3.5e Class)|Chameleon]], [[Dancer (3.5e Class)|Dancer]], [[Jester (3.5e Class)|Jester]], [[Mana Alchemist (3.5e Class)|Mana Alchemist]], [[Puppeteer (3.5e Class)|Puppeteer]], [[Relaxed Warrior (3.5e Class)|Relaxed Warrior]], [[Warrior-poet (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Warrior-poet]] || [[Butoh (3.5e Prestige Class)|Butoh]], [[Cheerleader (3.5e Prestige Class)|Cheerleader]], [[Gambler (3.5e Prestige Class)|Gambler]], [[Monster Gourmet (3.5e Prestige Class)|Monster Gourmet]], [[War Breakdancer (3.5e Prestige Class)|War Breakdancer]] || || [[SRD:Perform Skill|Perform]]<sup>2</sup> 
 
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|| Hermae(↔) || [[Tenken (3.5e Class)|Tenken]], [[Hare (3.5e Class)|Hare]], [[Hobo (3.5e Class)|Hobo]], [[Monk of the Forgotten Fist (3.5e Class)|Monk of the Forgotten Fist]], [[Nomad (3.5e Class)|Nomad]], [[Student of Kung Fu (3.5e Class)|Student of Kung Fu]], [[Zen Monk (3.5e Class)|Zen Monk]] || [[Dizzy Master (3.5e Prestige Class)|Dizzy Master]],  [[Iaijutsu Master (3.5e Prestige Class)|Iaijutsu Master]],  [[Mercurial Warrior (3.5e Prestige Class)|Mercurial Warrior]], [[Way of the Walker (3.5e Prestige Class)|Way of the Walker]] || || +1 Dexterity 
 
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|| Historian(₮) || [[Knowledge Mage (3.5e Class)|Knowledge Mage]], [[Proteus (3.5e Class)|Proteus]], [[SRD:Psion|Psion]], [[Warrior-poet (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Warrior-poet]] || [[Ascetic (3.5e Prestige Class)|Ascetic]], [[Bardbarian (3.5e Prestige Class)|Bardbarian]], [[Cloistered Archivist (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Cloistered Archivist]],  [[SRD:Loremaster|Loremaster]], [[Xenophile (3.5e Prestige Class)|Xenophile]], || [[Onni (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Onni]], [[Tempus Paragon (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Tempus]] || [[SRD:Bard#Bardic Knowledge|Bardic Knowledge]]<sup>2</sup> 
 
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|| Naturalist(♠) || [[Beastmaster (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Beastmaster]], [[Farmer (3.5e Class)|Farmer]], [[Geopsyche (3.5e Class)|Geopsyche]], [[Lay on Hands Crusader (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Lay on Hands Crusader]], [[Monster Tamer (3.5e Class)|Monster Tamer]], [[Pack Mother Druid (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Pack Mother Druid]], [[Survivor Spell-less Ranger (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Survivor Spell-less Ranger]] || [[Animal Soul (3.5e Prestige Class)|Animal Soul]], [[SRD:Horizon Walker|Horizon Walker]], [[Wildhunter (3.5e Prestige Class)|Wildhunter]] || [[Wasomi (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Wasomi]] || [[SRD:Survival Skill|Survival]]<sup>3</sup>
 
|- 
 
|| Pilot(♦) || [[Commander (3.5e Class)|Commander]], [[Economist (3.5e Class)|Economist]], [[SRD:Fighter|Fighter]], [[Marshal (3.5e Class)|Marshal]], [[SRD:Psion|Psion]], [[SRD:Psychic Warrior|Psychic Warrior]] [[Strategist (3.5e Class)|Strategist]] || [[Airship Pilot (3.5e Prestige Class)|Airship Pilot]], [[Legendary Strategist (3.5e Prestige Class)|Legendary Strategist]], [[SRD:Thrallherd|Thrallherd]] || [[Onni (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Onni]], [[Teknolojia (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Teknolojia]] || +1 Charisma
 
|- 
 
|| Police(¥) || [[Biotic Vanguard (3.5e Class)|Biotic Vanguard]], [[Monk of the Forgotten Fist (3.5e Class)|Monk of the Forgotten Fist]], [[Student of Kung Fu (3.5e Class)|Student of Kung Fu]], [[SRD:Wilder|Wilder]], [[Zen Monk (3.5e Class)|Zen Monk]] || [[Dizzy Master (3.5e Prestige Class)|Dizzy Master]], [[Drunken Master, Tome (3.5e Prestige Class)|Drunken Master]], [[Imperial Policeman (3.5e Prestige Class)|Imperial Policeman]], [[SRD:Monk|Monk]], [[SRD:Psionic Fist|Psionic Fist]], [[Shieldmaster (3.5e Prestige Class)|Shieldmaster]] || [[Onni (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Onni]] || ''Smite Chaos''<sup>4</sup> 2/day
 
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|| Scientist(₪) || [[Alchemist (3.5e Class)|Alchemist]], [[Clockwork Reanimator (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Clockwork Reanimator]], [[Electric Mage (3.5e Class)|Electric Mage]], [[Forcemaster (3.5e Class)|Forcemaster]], [[Gadgeteer (3.5e Class)|Gadgeteer]], [[Mana Alchemist (3.5e Class)|Mana Alchemist]], [[Pyrotechnic (3.5e Class)|Pyrotechnic]] || [[Artificer (3.5e Prestige Class)|Artificer]], [[Xenophile (3.5e Prestige Class)|Xenophile]], [[Xingese Alchemist (3.5e Prestige Class)|Xingese Alchemist]] || [[Teknolojia (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Teknolojia]], [[Tempus Paragon (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Tempus]] || [[Craft Xeno- (3.5e Skill)|Craft Xeno-]]<sup>2</sup>
 
|- 
 
|| Special Ops(₢) || [[Assassin, Lord Dhazriel Variant (3.5e Class)|Assassin, Lord Dhazriel Variant]], [[Battlesmith (3.5e Class)|Battlesmith]], [[Bounty Hunter (3.5e Class)|Bounty Hunter]], [[Chameleon (3.5e Class)|Chameleon]], [[Marksman (3.5e Class)|Marksman]], [[SRD:Ranger|Ranger]], [[SRD:Rogue|Rogue]], [[SRD:Soulknife|Soulknife]] || [[Airship Pilot (3.5e Prestige Class)|Airship Pilot]], [[SRD:Assassin|Assassin]], [[SRD:Horizon Walker|Horizon Walker]], [[Metahand (3.5e Prestige Class)|Metahand]], [[Sharpshooter (3.5e Prestige Class)|Sharpshooter]],  [[SRD:Slayer|Slayer]] || [[Onni (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Onni]], [[Wasomi (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Wasomi]] || [[SRD:Survival Skill|Survival]]<sup>3</sup>
 
|- 
 
|| Warrior(₩) || [[Autoplate Pilot (3.5e Class)|Autoplate Pilot]], [[SRD:Barbarian|Barbarian]], [[Halberdier (3.5e Class)|Halberdier]], [[SRD:Psion|Psion]], [[SRD:Soulknife|Soulknife]], [[SRD:Wilder|Wilder]], [[Wrathmind (3.5e Class)|Wrathmind]], [[Zweiręka (3.5e Class)|Zweiręka]] || [[Bardbarian (3.5e Prestige Class)|Bardbarian]], [[SRD:Elocater|Elocater]], [[Meat Shield, Sublime (3.5e Prestige Class)/Grimoire|Meat Shield, Sublime (Grimoire)]], [[Metahand (3.5e Prestige Class)|Metahand]],  [[Raging Hulk (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)|Raging Hulk, Variant]], [[Tiny Hammerer (3.5e Prestige Class)|Tiny Hammerer]], [[SRD:War Mind|War Mind]], [[Xenophile (3.5e Prestige Class)|Xenophile]] || [[Gokiburi Paragon (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Gokiburi]], [[Appilon, Ortshell Paragon (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Ortshell]], [[Wasomi (3.5e Racial Paragon Class)|Wasomi]] || +1 Strength
 
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| class="foot" colspan="5" |
 
#Gain the below benefits after 2 seasons (or 2 levels) of continual membership.
 
#...becomes a class skill, with a +3 guild bonus to it. As well as a +2 bonus to one other Int or Cha based class skill.
 
#...becomes a class skill, with a +3 guild bonus to it. As well as a +2 bonus to [[SRD:Handle Animal Skill|Handle Animal]].
 
#Smite Chaos: treat like [[SRD:Paladin#Smite Evil|Smite Evil]]. As well as a +2 bonus to [[Publication:Unearthed Arcana/Ranger Variant - Urban Ranger|Urban Tracking]]
 
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If a class is not encompassed in any guild, you can only continue leveling in it through illicit guilds. The '''minimum''' penalty is 300 XP, and 400gp... That is ''if'' you get caught;).
 
 
 
=City Types=
 
 
 
{| class="zebra d20"
 
|+ <div>{{Anchor|Table: Cites}}</div>
 
<p>Hit Die: d20</p>
 
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! rowspan="2" | Class
 
! rowspan="2" | Type
 
! colspan="3" | Health
 
! rowspan="2" | City Size
 
! rowspan="2" | Population
 
! rowspan="2" | Speed<sup>2</sup>
 
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! HD || bonus hp<sup>1</sup> || HP
 
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| I || Village || 20 || 7,500 || 7,710 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Kilo]]
 
| class="left" | <250 || 200' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| II || Village || 25 || 9,000 || 9,263 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Mega]]
 
| class="left" | 250-500 || 400' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| III || Town || 30 || 10,500 || 10,815 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Giga]]
 
| class="left" | 500-1000 || 800' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| IV || Town || 35 || 12,500 || 12,868 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Tera]]
 
| class="left" | 1000-2000 || 1600' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| V || Monopolise || 40 || 14,500 || 14,920 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Peta]]
 
| class="left" | 2000-4000 || 3200' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| VI || Monopolise || 45 || 17,000 || 17,473 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Exa]]
 
| class="left" | 4000-8000 || 6400' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| VII || Metropolis || 50 || 19,500 || 19,525 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Zetta]]
 
| class="left" | 8000-16,000 || 12,000' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| VIII || Metropolis || 55 || 22,500 || 23,083 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Yotta]]
 
| class="left" | 16,000-32,000 ||24,000' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| IX || Cosmopolis || 60 || 26,000 || 26,630 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Googol]]
 
| class="left" | 32,000-64,000 || 48,000' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| X || Cosmopolis || 65 || 30,000 || 30,683 || [[Greater Character Sizes (3.5e Other)|Googolplex]]
 
| class="left" | >64,000 || 96,000' [[SRD:Fly|fly (clumsy)]], [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]]
 
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| class="foot" colspan="9" |
 
#[[Greater Construct Size and Bonus Hit Points (3.5e Other)|Greater Construct Size and Bonus Hit Points]] x50 (you may want [http://www.wizards.com/dnd/dice/dice.htm this calculator])
 
#All cities have the capacity to [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyperjump]], otherwise they have a [[SRD:Fly|fly speed(clumsy)]] equal to 1/5 their total length.
 
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==Features of Nyota Mji==
 
 
 
==Docks==
 
 
 
The entrances and exits of the ship.
 
 
 
===By Type===
 
 
 
[[/Village|Village]] <small>(Incomplete)</small>
 
 
 
[[/Town|Town]] <small>(Incomplete)</small>
 
 
 
[[/Monopolise|Monopolise]] <small>(Incomplete)</small>
 
 
 
[[/Metropolis|Metropolis]] <small>(Incomplete)</small>
 
 
 
[[/Cosmopolis|Cosmopolis]] <small>(Complete)</small>
 
  
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'''Planar Connections:''' Whenever a fleet makes a [[Hyperjump (3.5e Creature Ability)|hyper-jump]], it briefly visit the [[SRD:Plane of Shadow|plane of shadow]]. But does not link to any other planes, including the [[SRD:Astral Plane|astral]] or [[SRD:Ethereal Plane|ethereal]].
  
==Commerce==
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'''Movement and Combat:''' As an Earth-like planet.
  
The Nyota culture greatly values learning, and wisdom. Thus the following three buildings have pivotal effects on its culture.
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{{:Template:City Ship Features|fleet|35|15|8|10|4|16|25,000, medium 25,000–50,000, and max is 75,000|35HD, 1400 HP<!--1220+180construct-->|two [[FT28 Ship Killer (3.5e Equipment)|FT28 Ship Killers]] (on both sides) and two [[FT29 Moon Killer (3.5e Equipment)|FT29 Moon Killers]] (on bottom and front)|A Fleet city.}}
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===Ship Sections===
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'''Dock:''' A fleet ship dock is an ovular room (150x90x40). This room is has anywhere from 4-6 [[Uon Turret (3.5e Monster)|uon turrets]], has purple lights emerging from where the floor and wall touch, and has a circular door (5x30x30) at the end of it. There always is a [[Uon Turret (3.5e Monster)|Uon Turret III]] at the end of the hall to ask for entry. Quite commonly a ship is pulled into the dock by the ship’s gravitational pull. This room has enough space for one deka-sized battle, transport or utility ship.
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*''Vehicle Repair Center:'' There is a mechanics room which is attached to the dock.
  
'''Libraries:''' for each sequential day (after first), must make a Will save of (noted [[SRD:DC|DC]] +5 each day(culminates), -1 per 4HD, -1 per 5 concentration skill modifiers) each day, to continue study. Is negated if one spends a day doing something else between each sturdy day.
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'''Corridors:''' To go from one of the four docks to the commerce district requires passage through two different corridors:
*Lesser: After four day's of study, and a search check DC above 15 (or a librarian); gain a permanent +2 circumstance bonus to a craft, knowledge, profession, or survival skill that does not involve secrets.
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*''First Corridor:'' Upon going through the second airtight door, one enters an ovular room (40x30x40), with a balcony encircling 30' above. The lighting is similar to the foray. Standard ships have two [[Uon Turret (3.5e Monster)|uon turrets]], 2-3 [[Speeder Ship (3.5e Monster)|speeders]], 3-4 [[Crescendo (3.5e Monster)|crescendos]], and 2-3 [[Scarab Monarch (3.5e Monster)|scarab monarchs]]. The balcony is 5' wide, with a slight inward slant that curves at its extremities. The balcony possesses a similarly shaped door on one of its sides (not at the end like the lower one). This door opens to a serious of hallways that lead to the gun rooms and second corridor. The corridor ends in a strange doorway. The doorway is latterly round, though in a convex shape; while it starts with 10' diameter, it ends with a 30' diameter. Closer examination of the door shows a small unique rune imprinted on it. After passing through this doorway, one enters into a second corridor.
*Moderate: After three day's of study, and a search check DC above 20 (or a librarian); gain a permanent +4 circumstance bonus to an craft, decipher script, knowledge, profession, or survival skill that does not involve secrets.
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*''Second Corridor:'' Unlike the first corridor there is a customs/security office at the end of the room (and the second corridor has no balcony). The second defensive corridor is 20x30x30, and has four [[Uon Turret (3.5e Monster)|uon turrets]], with a similar doorway, but different rune. The door leads to the commerce district of the ship proper. The inner commerce side of the door is colored yellow.
*Greater: After two day's of study, and a search check DC above 25 (or a librarian), gain a permanent +6 circumstance bonus to an craft, decipher script, knowledge, profession, psicraft, spellcraft, or survival skill that does not involve secrets.
 
*Specialized: After three day's of study, and a search check DC above 20 (or a librarian), gain a permanent +10 circumstance bonus to librarys' craft, decipher script, knowledge, profession, psicraft, spellcraft, or survival speciality that can include secrets.
 
  
'''Museums:''' no will save needed to continue research. Non-permanent, divide effects by 2 every year after until 1/3 of original benefit; can be negated if one does another setion. Setions last two hours.
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'''Commerce District:''' All second corridors link up to one commerce district. This is shaped shaped like an oval ring, with a ring-width of 40’ and height of 40’, and has a balcony 30’ above it on the outer and inner bands (5’ wide each). The commerce district has apothecaries, taverns, merchants and mechanics. The ring links to to the administrative, engineering, and living districts. Two doorways are at the front of the ring (on the external side), are blue in color, 3’ thick, and are heavily guarded; these link to the administrative district. Two doorways are at the rear of the ring (on the external side), are orange in color, 5’ thick, and also heavily guarded; these link to the engineering district. Lastly, there are eight doors (on the internal side) that link to the living district, which are red in color, and 2’ thick. All doors are convex in shape with a 30’ diameter.
*Lesser: After four setions, and a search check DC above 15 (or a guide); gain a non-permanent +2 circumstance bonus to a craft, or knowledge, skill that does not involve secrets.
 
*Moderate: After three setions, and a search check DC above 20 (or a guide); gain a non-permanent +4 circumstance bonus to an craft, or knowledge, skill that does not involve secrets.
 
*Greater: After two setions, and a search check DC above 25 (or a guide), gain a non-permanent +6 circumstance bonus to an craft, knowledge, psicraft, or spellcraft, skill that does not involve secrets.
 
*Specialised: After one setion, and a search check DC above 20 (or a guide), gain a non-permanent +10 circumstance bonus to museums' craft, knowledge, psicraft, or spellcraft speciality that can include secrets.
 
  
'''Theatre:''' do not stack, take the benefits of the higher stack, and the drawbacks of the lower stack
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'''Administrative District:''' The administrative district houses the bridge, barracks, armory, and prison blocks. The bridge is small, only 15x20x10 and able to seat 8 pilots. The barracks is much larger, able to house 300 soldiers and leaders. The armory is able to hold 500 medium-sized weapons.
*Lesser: +2 to Diplomacy, Gather Information, and Perform checks and [[SRD:Fear|fear effects]]; and +5 to concentration checks the following two day's. -2 against [[SRD:Charm and Compulsion|charms or compulsions]] during the act and a day after. Regain 1 point from a [[SRD:Ability Score Loss|drained]] ability score. Cost 50gp for three hours
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*''Anti-magic prisons:'' Each fleet ship has two different cell blocks. Each cell block consist of eight 10x10x10 cells (made for two), a cafeteria, small recreation area; all surrounded by a larger 50x50x20 perimeter cell with an upper walkway. The bars consist of a quasi-metallic core, and anti-magic plasma coat that glows. The bars must be activated and deactivated individually, and there is a 2” square between each. Each prison has a small guard house to operate the bars; yet the [[Uon Turret (3.5e Monster)|uon turrets]] on every entrance are operated elsewhere.
*Moderate: +4 to Diplomacy, Gather Information, and Perform checks and [[SRD:Fear|fear effects]]; and +7 to concentration checks the following three day's. -4 against [[SRD:Charm and Compulsion|charms or compulsions]] during the act and a day and a half after. Regain 2 point's from a [[SRD:Ability Score Loss|drained]] ability score (can be split between two scores). Cost 100gp for two hours
 
*Greater: +6 to Diplomacy, Gather Information, and Perform checks and [[SRD:Fear|fear effects]]; and +10 to concentration checks the following four day's. -6 against [[SRD:Charm and Compulsion|charms or compulsions]] during the act and two days after. Regain 3 point's from a [[SRD:Ability Score Loss|drained]] ability score (can be split between two scores). Cost 150gp for one hour
 
*Royal: +8 to Diplomacy, and Gather Information checks the following six day's. -8 against [[SRD:Charm and Compulsion|charms or compulsions]], and -2 concentration during the act and three days after. Regain 4 point's from a [[SRD:Ability Score Loss|drained]] ability score (can be split between three scores); '''or''' regain a [[SRD:Energy Drain, Negative Levels, and Level Loss|drained level]]. Cost 200gp for one hour
 
  
There is also a market district that houses: '''apothecaries''', '''beasteries''', '''taverns''', '''mechanicical''', and '''weapon shops'''. Shops are mostly small in scale.
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'''Engineering District:''' The engineering district houses three different engine rooms, a hyperdrive and engineer housing. The engineer housing has enough space for 40 engineers.
  
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'''Living District:''' The living District is at the center of the ship, and houses enough living quarters for 2000 medium-sized creatures, a government building, hospital, library, two theaters and an agricultural section.
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*''Living Quarters:'' Living quarters are spread out throughout the living district. Standard quarters, have four beds in a 10x10x5 room; and a shared kitchen and bathroom. However fleets also have rooms designed for small, large and huge creatures.
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*''Government Building:'' The government building is at the very center of the Living District. The government building houses a senate room, courtroom, document room, and three conference rooms. The senate room has 50 senator seats, and enough space for 300 observers. The courtroom can hold 40 observers. And the conference rooms can hold 30 creatures each. There are no official offices for bureaucrats. This means that most bureaucratic affairs occur in public space.
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*''Hospital:'' The hospital has an emergency department with eight beds, a general ward with 20 beds, an intensive care unit with eight beds, a surgery room with two beds, and a pharmacy. To be fully staffed hospital requires eight doctors, 16 nurses and one pharmacist.
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*''Theaters:'' Each theater can hold 500 medium-sized creatures, and have a small stage.
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*''Agricultural Section:'' Fleet society prides itself on its independence. Thus within a fleet ship there is an agricultural area making a ship independent of supply runs to find food for its inhabitants. The agricultural area is on one of the outer parts of the living district. This agricultural area includes space for farming and animal husbandry. It is an airtight area keeping any toxic gasses from going elsewhere in the ship. The area also has a air filtering system to protect workers. This is the second largest area of the inner ship (after living quarters), and can produce enough food for 2000 medium-sized creatures.
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==Society==
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'''Inhabitants:''' [[Octoxeno (3.5e Race)|Octoxeno]], [[Seppia (3.5e Race)|Seppia]], [[Uongo-mijusi (3.5e Race)|Uongo-mijusi]] and [[Zherihnghil (3.5e Race)|Zherihnghil]] make up most of the leadership of a Fleet Ship. They are the original races, and are most of the culture.
  
==Military Rooms==
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Small sects of [[Ethergaunt (3.5e Race)|Ethergaunt]], [[Gear Actua (3.5e Race)|Gear Actua]], [[SRD:Humans (Race)|Human]], [[Energon (3.5e Race)|Energon]], [[Skandar (3.5e Race)|Skandar]] and [[Tempus (3.5e Race)|Tempus]] have inhabited The Fleet for at least a millennium. Allowing some to gain high seats of power in Fleet society.
  
'''Gun rooms:''' are large rooms that protrudes 20' from ship the outside of the ship - from 2-8 rooms per city. Each equip with: 1 huge [[Steambolt Minigun (3.5e Equipment)|minigun]], 1 large [[Electron Gun (3.5e Equipment)|electron gun]], and 1 small [[Biplanar Force Gun 9000 Series (3.5e Equipment)|Biplanar Force Gun]]. All guns are attached to the outside of the room, and can be commanded by a single player, the room houses two command chairs, and is windowless, relying on screens to find targets. The room can be individually quarantined from the rest of the ship from the bridge, or just outside the air-lock door. The gun rooms are the outer exoskeleton of the ship; and have a serious of hallways that connect them all other military rooms.  
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There is a plethora of other species that inhabit fleet ships.
  
All Nyota Mij have: 2 bridges, 5 engine rooms, and 1 hyperdrive. For when under heavy fire, it is good to have spare parts. The '''bridges''' are shaped like half circles, the crescent center is a window - with a metal shield around. There is one air-tight door that leads out of the room, and seven chairs in the center of the room. The '''engine rooms''' are circular. Large spiral double-helix structures dominate the room, and attach to a cone shaped structure in the center of the room. There are small metallic beads within the spiral structures. The '''hyper drive''' is in a cold dark room; and only [[Uongo-mijusi (3.5e Race)|uongo-mijusi]] may see or touch the structure, without getting an effect similar to a [[Dreg Venom (3.5e Equipment)|dreg]]-[[Cachin (3.5e Equipment)|cachin]] concoction.
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'''Government:''' Fleet Ship is a federal republic oligarchy. Meaning 3% of population is voted for to rule a government with divisions of power. This body has a commander, that it votes for to lead only with military affairs. The commander has no power over trade or inner ship affairs outside of security, and all powers can be challenged by the senate.
 
 
'''Academies''' house the bot command center, military offices, and the troop training facilities. Noting the need to be prepared for war when travelling the universe. This is the brain of the ships military. And is thus centrally located.
 
 
 
All Nyota Mji have one '''Guzurren'''. Which is a titanic laser gun, that is on the underbelly of the city.
 
 
 
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| Village || 5d4+750 || 5' || 1mi || 15 rounds
 
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| Town || 5d6+1500 || 10' || 3mi || 12 rounds
 
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| Monopolise || 5d8+3000 || 15' || 9mi || 9 rounds
 
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| Metropolis || 5d10+6000 || 15' || 27mi || 6 rounds
 
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| Cosmopolis || 5d12+12,000 || 20' || 71mi || 3 rounds
 
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'''Anti-magic prisons''' consist of 12 9x9x9 cells surrounding one 18x18x9 cell - and a walkway in the shape of an L on two sides. The bars consist of a quasi-metallic core, and ant-magic plasma coat that glows. The bars must be activated and deactivated individually, and there is a 1'' square between each. Each prison has a small guard house to operate the bars; yet the [[Uon Turret (3.5e Monster)|uon turret]]s on every entrance are operated elsewhere.
 
 
 
 
 
==Government==
 
 
 
The adminastrative building is adjacent to the library. And only houses 2-4 large rooms, with tables, and data banks. There are no official offices for bureaucrats. This means that most bureaucratic affairs occur in public space.
 
 
 
With the exception of ambassadors, all characters with magical classes (not excluded above) are incarcerated on the spot. They are held in anti-magical jails. And are dropped of at the next habitual planet. Magic is treated like an infection on Nyota Mji - but inhabitance fear pissing of the anthrax.
 
 
 
Nyota Mji is a federal republic oligarchy. Meaning 5% of population is voted for to rule a government '''with''' divisions of power. This body has three presiding officers, that it votes for, to lead only in military crises. These three renounce there ability to govern in any other sector during such a time (in all other matters, like civilian rights or commerce, the other politicians rule). And the government may not change any law during a military crises.
 
  
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Fleet Ship

A Fleet Ship

Ship Traits:

Planar Connections: Whenever a fleet makes a hyper-jump, it briefly visit the plane of shadow. But does not link to any other planes, including the astral or ethereal.

Movement and Combat: As an Earth-like planet.

City Ship Features[edit]

Description: A Fleet city.

Base City Ship Traits (Ex): All space cities possess the following traits:

  • Base Stats: A singe fleet has the following stats: 35HD, 1400 HP, and 300' fly speed (clumsy). It requires one minute and 5000’ to turn the ship 90 degrees.

Vehicle and Systems: The fleet has the following abilities and attacks:

  • Vehicle: As a vehicle, the fleet ship has no mental or Dexterity scores of its own, but takes the scores of its pilot, as well as initiative and skills. To operate the fleet ship, one must enter and close the cockpit door as a full-round action, To operate the fleet ship, one must succeed a DC35 pilot check, to start the system as a move action. Once active, it remains active until you depart.
  • Sensors: A ships' sensors give its pilots a +8 competence bonus to Listen, Search and Spot checks and allow it to make such checks in reaction to anything within range of the ship’s sight, regardless of direction or awareness and as long as the pilot or vehicle has line of effect. At a successful check against a creature or object, the pilot becomes immediately aware of it.
  • Each room can be individually quarantined from the rest of the ship at the bridge or an engine room (bridge overrides engine rooms). Those inside any room have 100% cover from the rest of the ship possessing their own air cycling unit, rendering them immune to gaseous effects (outside the room). If the overall HP of the ship drops below 70%, each room can be attacked separately. If the bridge is destroyed, an engine room can act as a secondary bridge. However, the secondary bridge is inferior, and has a -4 penalty to attacks, saves and skills.
  • Powerful Build: In many ways the fleet ship is treated as if it was one size category larger. Whenever an it is subject to a size modifier or special size modifier for an opposed check (such as during a grapple, bull rush, overrun or trip), the ship is treated as one size larger. The ship is also considered to be one size larger when determining whether a creature’s special attacks based on size (such as improved grab or swallow whole) can affect it. The fleet can use weapons designed for a creature one size larger without penalty (although it possesses no hands to achieve this). However, its space and reach remain those of a creature of its actual size. The benefit stacks with the effects of powers, abilities, and spells that change the subject’s size category.
    • More than Massive: The sheer size of a fleet, means it always fails Hide checks, and fails AC checks against Siege weapons (but only siege weapons can harm it). The fleet ship has not attack of its own (outside of ramming), instead it fights with gun rooms (see below).
    • Gravitational Pull: The sheer magnitude of a fleet ship makes it have its own gravitational pull, acting in many ways like a tractor beam. This pulls in all objects smaller than it within five miles, at a rate of 100’/round. Ships caught this way are unable to hyper-jump, unless they beat a DC 30 escape artist check. Ships can still move away from the fleet ship if they have a speed greater than 100’. The fleet ship does not receive collision damage from objects or other ships hitting it in this way (though do from intentional ramming).
  • Crafting and Costs: A fleet cannot be bought or crafted.
  • XK20 Defensive System: A fleet ship has three FT20 Defense Systems (on rear, top and bottom).
    • Shields: A fleet ship has shields, granting them a +15 deflection bonus, 150 temporary HP, the shield regenerates 15 HP per round. The shield does not regenerate normal HP, only shield HP (damage to ship is not healed by this).
  • Offensive System: A fleet ship has six FT25 Assault Systems (1/side), two FT28 Ship Killers (on both sides) and two FT29 Moon Killers (on bottom and front).

Rooms: The fleet ship has the following rooms:

  • Bridge: Positioned in the front of the ship, with space for 8 humanoid pilots (15x20x10); the bridge has 70 HP.
  • Engine Rooms: A ship city has three engines next to the hyper drive in the rear of the ship. Each room needs two engineers to operate. Each engine rooms has 60 HP. If the combined HP is below 70% HP, reduce speed to 2/3s; if below 50% reduce to 1/2.
  • Hyper Drive: Positioned in the far rear of ship. Must have four engineers to operate; the hyperdrive is too internal to be directly targeted. The hyperdrive permits the ship to hyperjump. The bridge must be operational to go into a hyper-jump. The hyperdrive battery is powered by six FT11 cells.
  • Gun Rooms: The fleet has 10 gun room(s), each gun room protrudes out of the ship slightly, and has 360 turn rotation. A gun room has enough space for one humanoid gunner, can be sealed off just outside its door, and has 60 HP. The first gun room is by default on bottom of the ship, second is on the top, third and fourth on each side.
  • Docks: The fleet has 4 docks, which are massive rooms. A dock door is air-tight with the dimensions 10x70x40 (LxWxH), and has a hardness of 30 and 40 HP.
    • Exterior Elevator: Larger ships cannot fit within a fleet dock. They must move cargo and passengers through an elevator. This elevator is controlled from the bridge (or engineer room). And hooks up to another ship’s docks directly. The external elevator has a mobile room with internal dimensions of 30x30x20. The distance between docks is 1000’, and it takes two minutes to shuttle materials between.
    • Cargo Rooms: The fleet has 16 cargo rooms with a volume of 15x10x15 (LxWxH). At least two rooms are generally next to each other, the divider between the two rooms can be removed, to make the dimensions 15x20x15; cargo rooms are too internal to be directly targeted.
    • Loads: A light load is ≤25,000, medium 25,000–50,000, and max is 75,000 tons, total for the ship (not per room).

Ship Sections[edit]

Dock: A fleet ship dock is an ovular room (150x90x40). This room is has anywhere from 4-6 uon turrets, has purple lights emerging from where the floor and wall touch, and has a circular door (5x30x30) at the end of it. There always is a Uon Turret III at the end of the hall to ask for entry. Quite commonly a ship is pulled into the dock by the ship’s gravitational pull. This room has enough space for one deka-sized battle, transport or utility ship.

  • Vehicle Repair Center: There is a mechanics room which is attached to the dock.

Corridors: To go from one of the four docks to the commerce district requires passage through two different corridors:

  • First Corridor: Upon going through the second airtight door, one enters an ovular room (40x30x40), with a balcony encircling 30' above. The lighting is similar to the foray. Standard ships have two uon turrets, 2-3 speeders, 3-4 crescendos, and 2-3 scarab monarchs. The balcony is 5' wide, with a slight inward slant that curves at its extremities. The balcony possesses a similarly shaped door on one of its sides (not at the end like the lower one). This door opens to a serious of hallways that lead to the gun rooms and second corridor. The corridor ends in a strange doorway. The doorway is latterly round, though in a convex shape; while it starts with 10' diameter, it ends with a 30' diameter. Closer examination of the door shows a small unique rune imprinted on it. After passing through this doorway, one enters into a second corridor.
  • Second Corridor: Unlike the first corridor there is a customs/security office at the end of the room (and the second corridor has no balcony). The second defensive corridor is 20x30x30, and has four uon turrets, with a similar doorway, but different rune. The door leads to the commerce district of the ship proper. The inner commerce side of the door is colored yellow.

Commerce District: All second corridors link up to one commerce district. This is shaped shaped like an oval ring, with a ring-width of 40’ and height of 40’, and has a balcony 30’ above it on the outer and inner bands (5’ wide each). The commerce district has apothecaries, taverns, merchants and mechanics. The ring links to to the administrative, engineering, and living districts. Two doorways are at the front of the ring (on the external side), are blue in color, 3’ thick, and are heavily guarded; these link to the administrative district. Two doorways are at the rear of the ring (on the external side), are orange in color, 5’ thick, and also heavily guarded; these link to the engineering district. Lastly, there are eight doors (on the internal side) that link to the living district, which are red in color, and 2’ thick. All doors are convex in shape with a 30’ diameter.

Administrative District: The administrative district houses the bridge, barracks, armory, and prison blocks. The bridge is small, only 15x20x10 and able to seat 8 pilots. The barracks is much larger, able to house 300 soldiers and leaders. The armory is able to hold 500 medium-sized weapons.

  • Anti-magic prisons: Each fleet ship has two different cell blocks. Each cell block consist of eight 10x10x10 cells (made for two), a cafeteria, small recreation area; all surrounded by a larger 50x50x20 perimeter cell with an upper walkway. The bars consist of a quasi-metallic core, and anti-magic plasma coat that glows. The bars must be activated and deactivated individually, and there is a 2” square between each. Each prison has a small guard house to operate the bars; yet the uon turrets on every entrance are operated elsewhere.

Engineering District: The engineering district houses three different engine rooms, a hyperdrive and engineer housing. The engineer housing has enough space for 40 engineers.

Living District: The living District is at the center of the ship, and houses enough living quarters for 2000 medium-sized creatures, a government building, hospital, library, two theaters and an agricultural section.

  • Living Quarters: Living quarters are spread out throughout the living district. Standard quarters, have four beds in a 10x10x5 room; and a shared kitchen and bathroom. However fleets also have rooms designed for small, large and huge creatures.
  • Government Building: The government building is at the very center of the Living District. The government building houses a senate room, courtroom, document room, and three conference rooms. The senate room has 50 senator seats, and enough space for 300 observers. The courtroom can hold 40 observers. And the conference rooms can hold 30 creatures each. There are no official offices for bureaucrats. This means that most bureaucratic affairs occur in public space.
  • Hospital: The hospital has an emergency department with eight beds, a general ward with 20 beds, an intensive care unit with eight beds, a surgery room with two beds, and a pharmacy. To be fully staffed hospital requires eight doctors, 16 nurses and one pharmacist.
  • Theaters: Each theater can hold 500 medium-sized creatures, and have a small stage.
  • Agricultural Section: Fleet society prides itself on its independence. Thus within a fleet ship there is an agricultural area making a ship independent of supply runs to find food for its inhabitants. The agricultural area is on one of the outer parts of the living district. This agricultural area includes space for farming and animal husbandry. It is an airtight area keeping any toxic gasses from going elsewhere in the ship. The area also has a air filtering system to protect workers. This is the second largest area of the inner ship (after living quarters), and can produce enough food for 2000 medium-sized creatures.

Society[edit]

Inhabitants: Octoxeno, Seppia, Uongo-mijusi and Zherihnghil make up most of the leadership of a Fleet Ship. They are the original races, and are most of the culture.

Small sects of Ethergaunt, Gear Actua, Human, Energon, Skandar and Tempus have inhabited The Fleet for at least a millennium. Allowing some to gain high seats of power in Fleet society.

There is a plethora of other species that inhabit fleet ships.

Government: Fleet Ship is a federal republic oligarchy. Meaning 3% of population is voted for to rule a government with divisions of power. This body has a commander, that it votes for to lead only with military affairs. The commander has no power over trade or inner ship affairs outside of security, and all powers can be challenged by the senate.

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AuthorFranken Kesey +
Challenge Rating35 +
CostsCannot be bought +
Identifier3.5e Location +
Pilot35 +
RatingUnrated +
SizeMega(15,840x10,560x100/500,000 tons) +
SummaryA Fleet city. +
TitleFleet Ship +
TypeCity/Planet/Ship +