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''Star*Drive'' was partly resurrected in the UsefulNotes/{{d20 System}}, but in much less detail; [[http://thefairlyunkempt.blogspot.com/2012/07/introducing-rogue-space-stardrive.html and recently]] for ''Rogue Space.'' This article mainly concerns itself with the original.
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''Star*Drive'' was partly resurrected in the UsefulNotes/{{d20 MediaNotes/{{d20 System}}, but in much less detail; [[http://thefairlyunkempt.blogspot.com/2012/07/introducing-rogue-space-stardrive.html and recently]] for ''Rogue Space.'' This article mainly concerns itself with the original.
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Cloning Blues renamed to Clone Angst as per TRS
, specifically about angst from a character discovering that they're a clone.
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* CloningBlues: Averted. Clones make up a big percentage of the population in the Borealis Republic, and apparently suffer no health problems or social stigma. For some reason, no one else uses clones. One gets the feeling that Creator/{{TSR}} just shoehorned in the concept of human clones for the sake of completion, and forgot about it afterwards.
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* MegaCorp: This describes a number of stellar nations: Austrin-Ontis Unlimited, the Starmech Collective, the Rigunmor Star Consortium, and [=VoidCorp=]. Especially [=VoidCorp=] (which is strongly hinted to be a descendent of Microsoft). The nation of Insight may also qualify. Some of the defunct nations that did not survive the Second Galactic War may also fulfill this trope, like Sothvec Industries and CHOAM, Inc., though very little is known about them. Although for some of those it is more a matter of old trappings than a practical matter. Austrin-Ontis, for example, acts somewhat more like a republic, with voters being called "shareholders" and the president being "the CEO", than a true MegaCorp.
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* MegaCorp: This describes a number of stellar nations: Austrin-Ontis Unlimited, the Starmech Collective, the Rigunmor Star Consortium, and [=VoidCorp=]. Especially [=VoidCorp=] (which is strongly hinted to be a descendent of Microsoft). The nation of Insight may also qualify.qualify (it at the least ''began'' as part of one -- Insight was a division of [=VoidCorp=] before breaking away during the Second Galactic War). Some of the defunct nations that did not survive the Second Galactic War may also fulfill this trope, like Sothvec Industries and CHOAM, Inc., though very little is known about them. Although for some of those it is more a matter of old trappings than a practical matter. Austrin-Ontis, for example, acts somewhat more like a republic, with voters being called "shareholders" and the president being "the CEO", than a true MegaCorp.
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* BizarreAlienBiology: Series I biochemistry is the familar water-drinking oxygen-breathers. Everything else belongs to Series II-VI (or Series VII for unique exceptions), each more extremophilic than the last; Series V and VI are [[SiliconAlien silicon-based]].
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* BizarreAlienBiology: Series I biochemistry is the familar water-drinking oxygen-breathers. Everything else belongs to Series II-VI (or Series VII for unique exceptions), each more extremophilic than the last; Series V and VI are [[SiliconAlien [[SiliconBasedLife silicon-based]].
