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The Elixian Empire (History and Information)

The Elixian Empire is one of the three main factions in WGC. They are very militarised and value strength, domination, honour and faith. They were not always an empire, but after the ‘The Great Galactic Crisis’, the government sought to increase its ability to assert itself, hence why they changed into an Empire, ruled by a ruthless emperor. The emperor although ruthless, has the people of his empire in mind, and will do what’s necessary in order to protect them. Due to the focus on military strength, The Elixian Empire has one of the strongest fleets in the WGC universe. They also conscript a portion of the population into the military in order to keep high numbers of soldiers in active duty at
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They focused on expansion, self-preservation, corporations and the mining of resources. The Alderith is what would be considered a Republic, however many of the leaders within the government have been paid off and are used as puppets by the Governor. Without knowing it, the people are secretly living under a dictatorship with the illusion of being in a republic society. The Governor plans to gain complete control over The Alderith’s assets in order to take out the Elixian Empire.

Formation: The Alderith was created after the Human race resettled in the Alderith System in the year 2240.

Weaponry: The Alderith uses conventional projectile based weaponry and has limited shielding capabilities.

Fleet: As The Alderith controls many planets, they have an abundance of natural resources at their disposal. This created a cheap and high quantity approach to manufacturing. This was also the case for ships and vehicles, making The Alderith fleet immense in numbers, but lacking in quality.

Military: Due to the high population of The Alderith, the grand army has around the same numbers as the Elixian Empire. However, due to the larger region of controlled space, these forces are spread thinly, and are not

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