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Fractal ship of Efficency Maximization Paradigm design

Fractal GUT-drive ship of unidentified origin observed near the Keyhole Nebula in 9942 by Linelayer 3 of the Fellowship of Carina. The form is noticeable similar to the Efficiency Maximization Paradigm biosphere uploader ships, involving reconfigurable smart matter bulk that can detach into fighters or infiltration devices. Estimated length 1455 meters.


Since the late ComEmp period and Fragmentation age the Inner Sphere hyperturings, empires, megacorps, and great houses have been increasingly threatened by newcomers on the periphery. The Efficiency Maximization Paradigm, the Biovirate, the Princes of the Perseus Arm, the Daharran Advance, the Empledok-cetics with their picotech radiation shielding, the aggressive and humourless Laughter Hegemony, the rogue archailect Verifex, the femtotech Amalgamation....

And no sooner is one dealt with then, like the many-headed hydra of Old Earth mythology, two more appear in its place. Some Kalyptics even speculate that the reign of the Inner Sphere powers coming to an end.

the Paradigm - extremist upload superpower, beaten back by a sephirotic alliance

the Biovirate - expansionistic biosupremacist superempire, destroyed by the Keter dominion

the Daharran Advance - hu-xeno perversion - destroyed by the Quasar Dynamic Fleet

the Empledok-cetics - peaceful expansionistic superclade/hyperpolity, still growing

The Zeon - aggressive cyborg clade of unknown origin

the Laughter Hegemony - expansionistic outer volumes empire, more recently broken up into various smaller polities

the Amalgamation - expansionistic femtotech hegemonizing swarm; beaten back by sephirotic alliance


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