Differences
This shows you the differences between the selected revision and the current version of the page.
| geeny:projects:empire:ptypes 2010/11/14 12:52 | geeny:projects:empire:ptypes 2015/11/18 07:37 current | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Line 27: | Line 27: | ||
| === Industrial === | === Industrial === | ||
| - | Industrial planets produce more than mining colonies, but with a much larger working populations, the food requirements are also much higher. Only inhabitable planets (environment 50% or more) may be reformed to industrial. | + | Industrial planets produce more than mining colonies, but with a much larger working populations, the food requirements are also much higher. Only inhabitable planets (environment 50% or more) may be reformed to industrial. Reforming planets to industrial is rewarded with Interplanetary Trade Union shares. |
| Industrial production depends on the resources and tech level of the planet. | Industrial production depends on the resources and tech level of the planet. | ||
| Line 51: | Line 51: | ||
| === Admin === | === Admin === | ||
| - | Administrative planets represent the nodes inside the Imperial Command Network. The ICN is the informational backbone of the Empire, allowing communication and information sharing across the galaxy and between the Noble Houses. Administrative planets have a high food requirement, and building too many without a counterbalance in agricultural planets may cause the food prices in the system and the local sector rocket off the chart. | + | Administrative planets represent the nodes inside the Imperial Command Network. The ICN is the informational backbone of the Empire, allowing communication and information sharing across the galaxy and between the Noble Houses. |
| Administrative planets may host up to two (with a citadel, up to three) home guard legions. | Administrative planets may host up to two (with a citadel, up to three) home guard legions. | ||