Species

• "Empahsis" is for a single word listing of the species most prominent strength. If we had Psylons, you would put down "Research".
• If you notice a species in the Story forum or in the game, that isn't on this list, please, add it.

species in the game

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Name	Summary	Prodution	Research	Good Planet	Native or play
http://www.freeorion.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1900	Abaddonnian	A race of cave dwelling generally decent folk living in permanent slavery to an overprotective computer they created.	Average	Bad	Inferno	playable
Acirema	A race with nearly limitless power, that cannot survive in this universe.	Great	Good	Radiated	Native
Ancient_Guardians	Guardian Robots constructed by a Precursor civilization aeons ago	NO	NO	ALL	EVENT
Banforo	Cute, sedulous star gazers.	Good	Average	Barren	BY TECH
Beigeoo	Insane, intensely private, planet-engulfing nanite swarm.	Great	No	Radiated	Native
Chato	Sessile crystalline entities which ride the animal Gormoshk.	Average	Great	Toxic	playable
Cray	Cheerful enthusiastic robots. Physically powerful, extremely intelligent but few in number	Bad	Good	Barren	playable
Cynos	Walking plants sustained by a giant non-sentient mother plant	No	Average	Swamp	Native
Derthrean	Pacifistic, bioengineering, pain-ridden, floating plant/virus synthesis	Average	Average	Toxic	Native
Evil Amazonian Xenophobic Aggressive Worms	Average	Average	Desert	playable
Egassem	Super massive, nuclear-powered, lava-dwelling, ageless, crystalline amoebas	Great	Bad	Inferno	playable
Etty	Cyborg plants, peaceful traders yet introverted.	Bad	Average	Desert	playable
Exobot	Semi-autonomous robots, designed for industry on barren, radiated, and Inferno planets.	Average	Bad		BY Tech
Experimentor	Precursor mad scientists	No	Ultimate
Fifty-Seven	Math-obsessed sky-serpents, singing planet-wide fractal songs.	No	Ultimate	Swamp	Native
Fulver	Precognitive unsatisfied ants.	Average	Bad	Tundra	playable
Furthest	Paranoid three-headed, tripedal herbivores.	Average	Bad	Tundra	Native
George	A single, childish Telelpathic entity that consists of tons of centipedeoids	Good	Bad	Tundra	playable
Gisgusgthrim	Shelled herbivores that live off a singular planets-sized colonial gel.	Bad	Good	Toxic	Native
Gyisache	Cowardly, freakish sheep-like herbivores	Good	Good	Swamp	playable
Happy	Abandoned, lonely underwater robots, programmed to sing "happy birthday" to themselves at regular intervals.	Bad	Good	Ocean	Native
Hhhoh	Huge, slow, multi-trunked mammoths	Average	Average	Tundra	Native
Hiddengardener	A sapient fungal network that tends its plant food from beneath	No	No	Terran	Native
Human	Relentless, tribal pursuit predators.	Average	Average	Terran	playable
Kilandow	Radiation-absorbing, prickly, unhurried experimenters.	Average	Great	Radiated
Kobuntura	Sentient magnetic dust formations with a fascination for building and construction.	Great	Average	Barren	Native
Laenfa	Sneaky, telepathic, sentient vines	Average	Average	Ocean	playable
Lembalalam	Egocentric, degenerated ancient reptiles that no longer reproduce.	No	Good	Desert	Native
Misiorla	Chaotic, liberal, born pilots.	Bad	Bad	Toxic
Muursh	Militantly peaceful herbivores.	Average	Bad	Desert	Native
Nymnmn	Planet-wide sapient magnetic waveforms.	No	Average	Desert	Native
Ourbools	Giant blind swimmers who "see" gravitation.	Bad	Average	ocean	Native
Phinnert	Indigene flying Monkeys	Average	No	Swamp	Native
Raaagh	Highly territorial felinoids.	Bad	No	Terran	Native
Replicon	Barely-sentient self replicating robots.	Good	Bad	Radiated	playable
	Scylior	Three-tentacled, aquatic Nautiloid, blindly following an immobile brain-growth's religion of knowledge gathering	Average	Great	Ocean	playable
Setinon	individualistic sentient microscopic cells	Bad	Average	Swamp	Native
Silexian	Gleaming gardener robots, left on their own	No	Bad	Terran	Native
Sly	Friendly overlooked gasbags.	Average	Bad	Gasgiant	playable
Sslith	Flat, aquatic, plyable creatures	Bad	Average	Ocean	Native
Supertester	Super Testers are grossly unbalanced and unfair. They are nearly Omniscient. And they thrive on all planets. STEALTH -busting power only works when they are in a Capital)	Great	Great	All	Supertester
Taeghirus	Weak, flightless birds, united in total mutual cooperation.	Good	Average	Swamp	Native
Trenchers	Enigmatic wheeled robots devoted to carving up their planet into the most elaborate curves and spirals.	Good	No	Barren	Native
Trith	Telepaths driven batty by the background noise of other being's thoughs.	Average	Average	Radiated	playable
Ugmorrs	Lava-dwelling yeast piles, which form temporary golems.	Good	Bad	Inferno	Native
Volp	Highly bureaucratic, overcrowded burrowers.	Average	Average	Barren	Native

pecies being envisioned

• This page indexes the species ideas which have been developed for FreeOrion. Not all species on the list will be ultimately added to the game.
• If you come up with a new species, post it on the forum and add it here
• Please see the instructions and guidelines here for creating new species ideas for FreeOrion.

Name	Summary	Emphasis	Good Planet	Picture Link
Arachnix	Evil mutated spiders that want to eat everything and find their creator	?		2
Gaseous Sentience	A partial symbiosis of sentient gas-phase entity, and unintelligent sack-like "gasbags"	?		4
Simulacrons	Beings that are born biologically, but on maturity are translated to their true digital civilization.	?		3
Trayeggadora	6-limbed Sloths with a 10 year aggression/pacifistic cycle	?		3
T'aeghirus	Weak, flightless birds, united in total mutual cooperation	?		3
"Ents"	Sentient trees, with an decentralized neural network throughout their woody trunk and branches	?		3
Enishe	Star-dwelling energy beings. Alter the output of the stars they imhabit. Probably space monsters	?		3
The People	A species with the morality of Gandhi and the bodies of giant fuzzy worms	?		3
Norwana	Half octypus, half starfish, out for revenge.	?		2.5
Manderans	Shape-shifting mimics masquerading as their previous victims	?		2
Loran	Walking turnips with an entrenched snob upper class.	?		2
Kantians	Consiousnesses which inhabit flesh or machines at will. (over-complex gameplay effects ?)	?		2
Tjari	Ruthless cyborg traders and manufacturers of shoddy goods.	?		2
Dnalreven	Vague and confused beings which imitate the traits of anyone they meet.	?		2
The Stonecarvers	A race of land dwelling nautilus who take paranoia to the level of clinical insanity.	?	Terran	3.5
Multaarans	Shape shifting artistic spy masters, who believe in knowledge.	Espionage		?
AEIOU	Telekinetic macro-scaled amoeba searching for their god.	?		?