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===== Habitat and Population ===== | ===== Habitat and Population ===== | ||
- | As Nomads the Senti live primarily in ships that they own, control or have built. Though meeting a nation or corporate entity that welcomes them may find fresh places for them to live in, from Ships to stations, to even planets. Senti find their homes with other miners and explorers since Senti are skilled at mining for themselves. They are common throughout the sector, especially in [[system: | + | As Nomads the Senti live primarily in ships that they own, control or have built. Though meeting a nation or corporate entity that welcomes them may find fresh places for them to live in, from Ships to stations, to even planets. Senti find their homes with other miners and explorers since Senti are skilled at mining for themselves. They are common throughout the sector, especially in [[locations: |
However, when they do come into a system, the Flotillas are easily detectable as far as three light-months away, and are too large and unmaneuverable to safely enter a system. They will often send large mining and salvage ships in order to make contact. The nature of Senti flotillas and their uniquely decentralized power systems makes them fairly easy to detect and identify at range. They normally stay out of this range from any system, and it would be necessary to enter a three light-month range of a Flotilla to detect it by sensors. Often times, they will have arrived before detection can be confirmed as a fleet or as a single vessel. | However, when they do come into a system, the Flotillas are easily detectable as far as three light-months away, and are too large and unmaneuverable to safely enter a system. They will often send large mining and salvage ships in order to make contact. The nature of Senti flotillas and their uniquely decentralized power systems makes them fairly easy to detect and identify at range. They normally stay out of this range from any system, and it would be necessary to enter a three light-month range of a Flotilla to detect it by sensors. Often times, they will have arrived before detection can be confirmed as a fleet or as a single vessel. | ||
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- | ==== Immunology | + | ==== Immunology |
This species shares many traits with common species of hominids, suffering the same array of diseases and ailments as are common to the sector, with one notable exception, which is detailed in the next paragraph. From a dietary standpoint, they can, and do eat many of the normal omnivorous food items enjoyed by the rest of the sector. Several species of plants notably native to the flotillas provide many of their dietary needs. It should be noted, however, that salts and sulfides of many heavy metals are required for their health. | This species shares many traits with common species of hominids, suffering the same array of diseases and ailments as are common to the sector, with one notable exception, which is detailed in the next paragraph. From a dietary standpoint, they can, and do eat many of the normal omnivorous food items enjoyed by the rest of the sector. Several species of plants notably native to the flotillas provide many of their dietary needs. It should be noted, however, that salts and sulfides of many heavy metals are required for their health. | ||
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