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Member Races of The Commonwealth

  • The Castalians (humans genetically altered to breathe underwater)
  • The Chichins
  • The Humans (Homo sapiens sapiens)
  • The Inari (humans genetically altered to live in almost total darkness)
  • The Kalderans (war-like race once conquered by the Vedrans)
  • The Nietzscheans (Homo Sapiens Invictus)
  • The Nightsiders (a race of shrewd and ruthless entrepreneurs)
  • The Perseids (a race of scientists and bureaucrats)
  • The Than-Thre-Kull (a technologically advanced insectoid race)
  • The Umbrites (alien race dwelling in worlds of perpetual darkness)
  • The Vedrans (the first race to discover Slipstream)

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