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GreytideSkye: /* Notable Events */

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Notable Events

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	* '''Death Blossom'''. One of many attempts to repurpose the "obsolete" surplus of Replica Pod seeds, this time for a military. Death Blossom is a cool name for ultimately a simple concept: Replica Pods need blood. Your enemy has blood. Put seed in bullet, put bullet through enemy, grow a new soldier. Astute-minded readers may see the intrinsic flaw that all who seek to profit off of Pod People cannot: they are their own people. The person you're reviving? You just shot them. You just planted them next to their prior corpse, let them grow fat on their own blood and spite, and blossom next to the gun they were holding. If their cause was worth [[Lore:Death\|dying]] for once, surely it's worth dying for [[Lore:Death\|twice]]? While most Death Blossom bullets were scrapped, or offloaded for conflicts with incompatible foes, enough remain forgotten in lockers as a niche means of self-revival, though even ''that'' is outclassed by modern alternatives.		* '''Death Blossom'''. One of many attempts to repurpose the "obsolete" surplus of Replica Pod seeds, this time for a military. Death Blossom is a cool name for ultimately a simple concept: Replica Pods need blood. Your enemy has blood. Put seed in bullet, put bullet through enemy, grow a new soldier. Astute-minded readers may see the intrinsic flaw that all who seek to profit off of Pod People cannot: they are their own people. The person you're reviving? You just shot them. You just planted them next to their prior corpse, let them grow fat on their own blood and spite, and blossom next to the gun they were holding. If their cause was worth [[Lore:Death\|dying]] for once, surely it's worth dying for [[Lore:Death\|twice]]? While most Death Blossom bullets were scrapped, or offloaded for conflicts with incompatible foes, enough remain forgotten in lockers as a niche means of self-revival, though even ''that'' is outclassed by modern alternatives.

	* The '''Colonial Seed Vault initiatives'''. Akin to the Dot Com boom of the 2000s, millions of Colonial Seed Vaults were sent out with folks' literal hopes and dreams with the promise of infinite prosperity. While historians call this era the {{TooltipInline\|(hover for tentative names)\|Bloomer Shooter era<br>Terra Forming<br>Plant Parenthood<br>Plantifest Destiny<br>Zeroth Migration}}, at the time there was no one predominant Seed Vault corporation to capture the zeitgeist and have the trend named after them. Both destinations and corporations took absurd, {{TooltipInline\|generic names\|Seed Fund, Future You, Herbasecondlife, Family Tree Planning, The Foli Age... to destinations like Earth Reborn, Gaia Deluxe, Gaia Reimagined, Lush 7.<br>With hundreds of companies and millions of seed vaults, expect a lot of procedural generation and overlap. On an OOC level, make whatever the fuck up you want, with the understanding that they're just names pitched to desperate people like a travel agent really trying to get kickbacks from a third-rate snorkel shack for chartering an entire boat for a day.}} to such an extent that even knowing the exact name and destination is rarely sufficient to trace {{TooltipInline\|ancestry\|Not that it would offer much legal grounds for inheritance, nor would the genetics be close enough to have any real similarity left. Fun fact: in humans, 8th cousins are genetically distinct enough that they're indistinguishable from more unrelated persons.}}.		* The '''[[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|Colonial Seed Vault]] initiatives'''. Akin to the Dot Com boom of the 2000s, millions of Colonial Seed Vaults were sent out with folks' literal hopes and dreams with the promise of infinite prosperity. While historians call this era the {{TooltipInline\|(hover for tentative names)\|Bloomer Shooter era<br>Terra Forming<br>Plant Parenthood<br>Plantifest Destiny<br>Zeroth Migration}}, at the time there was no one predominant Seed Vault corporation to capture the zeitgeist and have the trend named after them. Both destinations and corporations took absurd, {{TooltipInline\|generic names\|Seed Fund, Future You, Herbasecondlife, Family Tree Planning, The Foli Age... to destinations like Earth Reborn, Gaia Deluxe, Gaia Reimagined, Lush 7.<br>With hundreds of companies and millions of seed vaults, expect a lot of procedural generation and overlap. On an OOC level, make whatever the fuck up you want, with the understanding that they're just names pitched to desperate people like a travel agent really trying to get kickbacks from a third-rate snorkel shack for chartering an entire boat for a day.}} to such an extent that even knowing the exact name and destination is rarely sufficient to trace {{TooltipInline\|ancestry\|Not that it would offer much legal grounds for inheritance, nor would the genetics be close enough to have any real similarity left. Fun fact: in humans, 8th cousins are genetically distinct enough that they're indistinguishable from more unrelated persons.}}.

	* [[Lore:Syndicate#Herbellion\|'''The Herbellion''']]: Syndicate puppetmasters looking for small folk with righteous goals find a literal bumper crop of Good Causes across the millions of Colonial Seed Vaults, each with their unique form of oppression or imposition from the greater galaxy seeking to "reclaim" what they are "owed." As a public image stunt, and because (according to their literature), "a good 1/3rd of the Herbellion's earliest cases were supporting freshly grown Podpeople in fighting back against their technologically advanced capitalist oppressors." In objective fact, the Herbellion holds no specific plantly roots nor holds pod people in any ''additional'' regard; the Herbellion causes significant chaos to SolFed by helping a lot of small people with their small fights, and Colonial Seed Vault troubles no longer make up a sizeable chunk of the little strifes in the galaxy.		* [[Lore:Syndicate#Herbellion\|'''The Herbellion''']]: Syndicate puppetmasters looking for small folk with righteous goals find a literal bumper crop of Good Causes across the millions of Colonial Seed Vaults, each with their unique form of oppression or imposition from the greater galaxy seeking to "reclaim" what they are "owed." As a public image stunt, and because (according to their literature), "a good 1/3rd of the Herbellion's earliest cases were supporting freshly grown Podpeople in fighting back against their technologically advanced capitalist oppressors." In objective fact, the Herbellion holds no specific plantly roots nor holds pod people in any ''additional'' regard; the Herbellion causes significant chaos to SolFed by helping a lot of small people with their small fights, and Colonial Seed Vault troubles no longer make up a sizeable chunk of the little strifes in the galaxy.

GreytideSkye: /* Making One */

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Making One

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	# come up with a plant you want it to vaguely be based off of		# come up with a plant you want it to vaguely be based off of
	# Open your character's Loadout, go to Misc, and pick Lantern or Flashlight. You can use the button to rename it if you want. Legally, this is optional.		# Open your character's Loadout, go to Misc, and pick Lantern or Flashlight. You can use the button to rename it if you want. Legally, this is optional.
	# Are they from a Colonial Seed Vault? And they remember it? Congrats, either tie yourself to someone else's lore or make your own. ~~Gonna make a~~ separate document guiding you on writing your own. ~~Or a collapsible?~~		# Are they from a [[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|Colonial Seed Vault]]? And they remember it? Congrats, either tie yourself to someone else's lore or make your own. Check out [[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|the separate document guiding you on writing your own]].

	= Notable Members =		= Notable Members =

GreytideSkye: /* Creating Your Pod Person */

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Creating Your Pod Person

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	\|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5\| While space is wholly incompatible with life, even with the greatest of engineering to support life, you still find yourself unaccommodated. Shuttled between metal coffins in the blackness of space, every window full of tiny pinpricks of light, stars far too distant for you to flourish. ''Which one was yours? Is it still yours?'' All you can do here is survive. Space is dark and cold, nothing like [[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|where you came from]]. ''Why did you leave?''		\|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5\| While space is wholly incompatible with life, even with the greatest of engineering to support life, you still find yourself unaccommodated. Shuttled between metal coffins in the blackness of space, every window full of tiny pinpricks of light, stars far too distant for you to flourish. ''Which one was yours? Is it still yours?'' All you can do here is survive. Space is dark and cold, nothing like [[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|where you came from]]. ''Why did you leave?''

	In addition to exploring the backgrounds below, consider the [[Lore:Guide to Colonial Seed Vaults]] for building out your Pod Person's Home Garden. ~~(todo~~: ~~better name for Home Garden)~~		In addition to exploring the backgrounds below, consider the [[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|Guide to Colonial Seed Vaults]] for building out your Pod Person's {{TooltipInline\|Home Garden\|Never did the TODO to find a better name. You can say whatever: sprouting zone, birthplace, ???}}.
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	!style="background-color:darkviolet; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5\| Common Backgrounds		!style="background-color:darkviolet; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5\| Common Backgrounds

GreytideSkye: /* Creating Your Pod Person */

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Creating Your Pod Person

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	!style="background-color:royalblue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5\|《 Colonial Seed Vault 》		!style="background-color:royalblue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5\|《 Colonial Seed Vault 》
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	\|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5\| While space is wholly incompatible with life, even with the greatest of engineering to support life, you still find yourself unaccommodated. Shuttled between metal coffins in the blackness of space, every window full of tiny pinpricks of light, stars far too distant for you to flourish. ''Which one was yours? Is it still yours?'' All you can do here is survive. Space is dark and cold, nothing like where you came from. ''Why did you leave?''		\|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5\| While space is wholly incompatible with life, even with the greatest of engineering to support life, you still find yourself unaccommodated. Shuttled between metal coffins in the blackness of space, every window full of tiny pinpricks of light, stars far too distant for you to flourish. ''Which one was yours? Is it still yours?'' All you can do here is survive. Space is dark and cold, nothing like [[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|where you came from]]. ''Why did you leave?''

	In addition to exploring the backgrounds below, consider the [[Lore:Guide to Colonial Seed Vaults]] for building out your Pod Person's Home Garden. (todo: better name for Home Garden)		In addition to exploring the backgrounds below, consider the [[Lore:Guide to Colonial Seed Vaults]] for building out your Pod Person's Home Garden. (todo: better name for Home Garden)

GreytideSkye: /* Culture */

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Culture

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	# '''An existing person'''. Typically, a modern spacer dies and chooses to be reborn via a Replica Pod. They contain both the [[Resonance]] and memories of that person, and thus likely retain their existing cultural ties and familial relations. The death might not always be accidental, and the rebirth might not always be immediately afterwards. Cautious persons might keep an imprinted Replica Pod seed as a contingency in case other [[Lore:Death\|undeath plans]] fall through.		# '''An existing person'''. Typically, a modern spacer dies and chooses to be reborn via a Replica Pod. They contain both the [[Resonance]] and memories of that person, and thus likely retain their existing cultural ties and familial relations. The death might not always be accidental, and the rebirth might not always be immediately afterwards. Cautious persons might keep an imprinted Replica Pod seed as a contingency in case other [[Lore:Death\|undeath plans]] fall through.
	# '''Random Chance'''. Rarely a growing Replica Pod just happens to catch a stray [[Resonance]] engram and enough stray DNA to be able harvest itself into a fully-sapient individual, with no biological or mental ties to any person who came before.		# '''Random Chance'''. Rarely a growing Replica Pod just happens to catch a stray [[Resonance]] engram and enough stray DNA to be able harvest itself into a fully-sapient individual, with no biological or mental ties to any person who came before.
	# A '''Colonial Seed Vault''', or descendant thereof. Pod Persons are by default sterile, so the mechanism by which the original four Primal Pod Persons produce additional Pod Persons is left as an exercise for the colonists themselves to resolve. Examples include: the launching company provided a number of blood samples to inject into subsequent harvests of Pod Persons. Mass harvests of Replica Pod plants to "force" random chance. Using the provided Biogenerator to print Monkeys, then mix their blood in ways to capture stray [[Resonance\|souls]]. Abnormal insterility, rendering pre-fertilized Replica Pod seeds that require no external blood or [[Resonance\|soul]].<br>Strictly speaking, only the original four Primal Pod Persons have the compulsion to "Spread Life." How strongly they impose this directive upon their progeny is up to them.		# A '''[[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|Colonial Seed Vault]]''', or descendant thereof. Pod Persons are by default sterile, so the mechanism by which the original four Primal Pod Persons produce additional Pod Persons is left as an exercise for the colonists themselves to resolve. Examples include: the launching company provided a number of blood samples to inject into subsequent harvests of Pod Persons. Mass harvests of Replica Pod plants to "force" random chance. Using the provided Biogenerator to print Monkeys, then mix their blood in ways to capture stray [[Resonance\|souls]]. Abnormal insterility, rendering pre-fertilized Replica Pod seeds that require no external blood or [[Resonance\|soul]].<br>Strictly speaking, only the original four Primal Pod Persons have the compulsion to "Spread Life." How strongly they impose this directive upon their progeny is up to them.

	As Pod People come from an impossibly diverse set of circumstances, their shared culture is based strictly off of innate impulses and shared sensations.		As Pod People come from an impossibly diverse set of circumstances, their shared culture is based strictly off of innate impulses and shared sensations.

GreytideSkye: CSV

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CSV

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	\|denonyms = Pod Person, Pod People		\|denonyms = Pod Person, Pod People
	\|othernames = Plant Persons, Plantgirls, Podmen, Replica Pods, Plantfolk		\|othernames = Plant Persons, Plantgirls, Podmen, Replica Pods, Plantfolk
	\|relatedpages = [[Guide_to_hydroponics#Replica Pods\|Guide to Hydroponics (Replica Pods)]]		\|relatedpages = [[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|Colonial Seed Vaults and You]], [[Guide_to_hydroponics#Replica Pods\|Guide to Hydroponics (Replica Pods)]]
	\|relatedlore = [[Lore:Nova]], OnlyFronds		\|relatedlore = [[Lore:Nova]], OnlyFronds
	\|languages = {{Sylvan}}		\|languages = {{Sylvan}}

GreytideSkye at 03:51, 2 May 2026

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GreytideSkye: /* Notable Events */ some seeds take longer to sprout, but it turns out words aren't seeds and you actually need to come back and finish writing what you started for them to blossom.

2026-04-09T18:34:08Z

Notable Events: some seeds take longer to sprout, but it turns out words aren't seeds and you actually need to come back and finish writing what you started for them to blossom.

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	= Notable Events =		= Notable Events =

	* Death Blossom		* '''Death Blossom'''. One of many attempts to repurpose the "obsolete" surplus of Replica Pod seeds, this time for a military. Death Blossom is a cool name for ultimately a simple concept: Replica Pods need blood. Your enemy has blood. Put seed in bullet, put bullet through enemy, grow a new soldier. Astute-minded readers may see the intrinsic flaw that all who seek to profit off of Pod People cannot: they are their own people. The person you're reviving? You just shot them. You just planted them next to their prior corpse, let them grow fat on their own blood and spite, and blossom next to the gun they were holding. If their cause was worth [[Lore:Death\|dying]] for once, surely it's worth dying for [[Lore:Death\|twice]]? While most Death Blossom bullets were scrapped, or offloaded for conflicts with incompatible foes, enough remain forgotten in lockers as a niche means of self-revival, though even ''that'' is outclassed by modern alternatives.
	* a name for the Colonial Seed Vault initiatives
	* [[Lore:~~The~~ Herbellion\|The Herbellion]]		* The '''Colonial Seed Vault initiatives'''. Akin to the Dot Com boom of the 2000s, millions of Colonial Seed Vaults were sent out with folks' literal hopes and dreams with the promise of infinite prosperity. While historians call this era the {{TooltipInline\|(hover for tentative names)\|Bloomer Shooter era<br>Terra Forming<br>Plant Parenthood<br>Plantifest Destiny<br>Zeroth Migration}}, at the time there was no one predominant Seed Vault corporation to capture the zeitgeist and have the trend named after them. Both destinations and corporations took absurd, {{TooltipInline\|generic names\|Seed Fund, Future You, Herbasecondlife, Family Tree Planning, The Foli Age... to destinations like Earth Reborn, Gaia Deluxe, Gaia Reimagined, Lush 7.<br>With hundreds of companies and millions of seed vaults, expect a lot of procedural generation and overlap. On an OOC level, make whatever the fuck up you want, with the understanding that they're just names pitched to desperate people like a travel agent really trying to get kickbacks from a third-rate snorkel shack for chartering an entire boat for a day.}} to such an extent that even knowing the exact name and destination is rarely sufficient to trace {{TooltipInline\|ancestry\|Not that it would offer much legal grounds for inheritance, nor would the genetics be close enough to have any real similarity left. Fun fact: in humans, 8th cousins are genetically distinct enough that they're indistinguishable from more unrelated persons.}}.

			* [[Lore:Syndicate#Herbellion\|'''The Herbellion''']]: Syndicate puppetmasters looking for small folk with righteous goals find a literal bumper crop of Good Causes across the millions of Colonial Seed Vaults, each with their unique form of oppression or imposition from the greater galaxy seeking to "reclaim" what they are "owed." As a public image stunt, and because (according to their literature), "a good 1/3rd of the Herbellion's earliest cases were supporting freshly grown Podpeople in fighting back against their technologically advanced capitalist oppressors." In objective fact, the Herbellion holds no specific plantly roots nor holds pod people in any ''additional'' regard; the Herbellion causes significant chaos to SolFed by helping a lot of small people with their small fights, and Colonial Seed Vault troubles no longer make up a sizeable chunk of the little strifes in the galaxy.


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GreytideSkye: /* Culture */ death

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Culture: death

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	Pod People come from one of three sources, typically:		Pod People come from one of three sources, typically:
	# '''An existing person'''. Typically, a modern spacer dies and chooses to be reborn via a Replica Pod. They contain both the [[Resonance]] and memories of that person, and thus likely retain their existing cultural ties and familial relations. The death might not always be accidental, and the rebirth might not always be immediately afterwards. Cautious persons might keep an imprinted Replica Pod seed as a contingency in case other undeath plans fall through.		# '''An existing person'''. Typically, a modern spacer dies and chooses to be reborn via a Replica Pod. They contain both the [[Resonance]] and memories of that person, and thus likely retain their existing cultural ties and familial relations. The death might not always be accidental, and the rebirth might not always be immediately afterwards. Cautious persons might keep an imprinted Replica Pod seed as a contingency in case other [[Lore:Death\|undeath plans]] fall through.
	# '''Random Chance'''. Rarely a growing Replica Pod just happens to catch a stray [[Resonance]] engram and enough stray DNA to be able harvest itself into a fully-sapient individual, with no biological or mental ties to any person who came before.		# '''Random Chance'''. Rarely a growing Replica Pod just happens to catch a stray [[Resonance]] engram and enough stray DNA to be able harvest itself into a fully-sapient individual, with no biological or mental ties to any person who came before.
	# A '''Colonial Seed Vault''', or descendant thereof. Pod Persons are by default sterile, so the mechanism by which the original four Primal Pod Persons produce additional Pod Persons is left as an exercise for the colonists themselves to resolve. Examples include: the launching company provided a number of blood samples to inject into subsequent harvests of Pod Persons. Mass harvests of Replica Pod plants to "force" random chance. Using the provided Biogenerator to print Monkeys, then mix their blood in ways to capture stray [[Resonance\|souls]]. Abnormal insterility, rendering pre-fertilized Replica Pod seeds that require no external blood or [[Resonance\|soul]].<br>Strictly speaking, only the original four Primal Pod Persons have the compulsion to "Spread Life." How strongly they impose this directive upon their progeny is up to them.		# A '''Colonial Seed Vault''', or descendant thereof. Pod Persons are by default sterile, so the mechanism by which the original four Primal Pod Persons produce additional Pod Persons is left as an exercise for the colonists themselves to resolve. Examples include: the launching company provided a number of blood samples to inject into subsequent harvests of Pod Persons. Mass harvests of Replica Pod plants to "force" random chance. Using the provided Biogenerator to print Monkeys, then mix their blood in ways to capture stray [[Resonance\|souls]]. Abnormal insterility, rendering pre-fertilized Replica Pod seeds that require no external blood or [[Resonance\|soul]].<br>Strictly speaking, only the original four Primal Pod Persons have the compulsion to "Spread Life." How strongly they impose this directive upon their progeny is up to them.

GreytideSkye: /* General Reactions */ LRP reason fixed

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General Reactions: LRP reason fixed

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	\|Hate all synthetic people		\|Hate all synthetic people
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	\|~~Lust~~		\|Appreciation for the "natural" form
	\|Goat.		\|Goat.
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	* '''Death Blossom'''. One of many attempts to repurpose the "obsolete" surplus of Replica Pod seeds, this time for a military. Death Blossom is a cool name for ultimately a simple concept: Replica Pods need blood. Your enemy has blood. Put seed in bullet, put bullet through enemy, grow a new soldier. Astute-minded readers may see the intrinsic flaw that all who seek to profit off of Pod People cannot: they are their own people. The person you're reviving? You just shot them. You just planted them next to their prior corpse, let them grow fat on their own blood and spite, and blossom next to the gun they were holding. If their cause was worth [[Lore:Death\|dying]] for once, surely it's worth dying for [[Lore:Death\|twice]]? While most Death Blossom bullets were scrapped, or offloaded for conflicts with incompatible foes, enough remain forgotten in lockers as a niche means of self-revival, though even ''that'' is outclassed by modern alternatives.		* '''Death Blossom'''. One of many attempts to repurpose the "obsolete" surplus of Replica Pod seeds, this time for a military. Death Blossom is a cool name for ultimately a simple concept: Replica Pods need blood. Your enemy has blood. Put seed in bullet, put bullet through enemy, grow a new soldier. Astute-minded readers may see the intrinsic flaw that all who seek to profit off of Pod People cannot: they are their own people. The person you're reviving? You just shot them. You just planted them next to their prior corpse, let them grow fat on their own blood and spite, and blossom next to the gun they were holding. If their cause was worth [[Lore:Death\|dying]] for once, surely it's worth dying for [[Lore:Death\|twice]]? While most Death Blossom bullets were scrapped, or offloaded for conflicts with incompatible foes, enough remain forgotten in lockers as a niche means of self-revival, though even ''that'' is outclassed by modern alternatives.

	* The '''Colonial Seed Vault initiatives'''. Akin to the Dot Com boom of the 2000s, millions of Colonial Seed Vaults were sent out with folks' literal hopes and dreams with the promise of infinite prosperity. While historians call this era the {{TooltipInline\|(hover for tentative names)\|Bloomer Shooter era<br>Terra Forming<br>Plant Parenthood<br>Plantifest Destiny<br>Zeroth Migration}}, at the time there was no one predominant Seed Vault corporation to capture the zeitgeist and have the trend named after them. Both destinations and corporations took absurd, {{TooltipInline\|generic names\|Seed Fund, Future You, Herbasecondlife, Family Tree Planning, The Foli Age... to destinations like Earth Reborn, Gaia Deluxe, Gaia Reimagined, Lush 7.<br>With hundreds of companies and millions of seed vaults, expect a lot of procedural generation and overlap. On an OOC level, make whatever the fuck up you want, with the understanding that they're just names pitched to desperate people like a travel agent really trying to get kickbacks from a third-rate snorkel shack for chartering an entire boat for a day.}} to such an extent that even knowing the exact name and destination is rarely sufficient to trace {{TooltipInline\|ancestry\|Not that it would offer much legal grounds for inheritance, nor would the genetics be close enough to have any real similarity left. Fun fact: in humans, 8th cousins are genetically distinct enough that they're indistinguishable from more unrelated persons.}}.		* The '''[[Lore:Colonial_Seed_Vault\|Colonial Seed Vault]] initiatives'''. Akin to the Dot Com boom of the 2000s, millions of Colonial Seed Vaults were sent out with folks' literal hopes and dreams with the promise of infinite prosperity. While historians call this era the {{TooltipInline\|(hover for tentative names)\|Bloomer Shooter era<br>Terra Forming<br>Plant Parenthood<br>Plantifest Destiny<br>Zeroth Migration}}, at the time there was no one predominant Seed Vault corporation to capture the zeitgeist and have the trend named after them. Both destinations and corporations took absurd, {{TooltipInline\|generic names\|Seed Fund, Future You, Herbasecondlife, Family Tree Planning, The Foli Age... to destinations like Earth Reborn, Gaia Deluxe, Gaia Reimagined, Lush 7.<br>With hundreds of companies and millions of seed vaults, expect a lot of procedural generation and overlap. On an OOC level, make whatever the fuck up you want, with the understanding that they're just names pitched to desperate people like a travel agent really trying to get kickbacks from a third-rate snorkel shack for chartering an entire boat for a day.}} to such an extent that even knowing the exact name and destination is rarely sufficient to trace {{TooltipInline\|ancestry\|Not that it would offer much legal grounds for inheritance, nor would the genetics be close enough to have any real similarity left. Fun fact: in humans, 8th cousins are genetically distinct enough that they're indistinguishable from more unrelated persons.}}.

	* [[Lore:Syndicate#Herbellion\|'''The Herbellion''']]: Syndicate puppetmasters looking for small folk with righteous goals find a literal bumper crop of Good Causes across the millions of Colonial Seed Vaults, each with their unique form of oppression or imposition from the greater galaxy seeking to "reclaim" what they are "owed." As a public image stunt, and because (according to their literature), "a good 1/3rd of the Herbellion's earliest cases were supporting freshly grown Podpeople in fighting back against their technologically advanced capitalist oppressors." In objective fact, the Herbellion holds no specific plantly roots nor holds pod people in any ''additional'' regard; the Herbellion causes significant chaos to SolFed by helping a lot of small people with their small fights, and Colonial Seed Vault troubles no longer make up a sizeable chunk of the little strifes in the galaxy.		* [[Lore:Syndicate#Herbellion\|'''The Herbellion''']]: Syndicate puppetmasters looking for small folk with righteous goals find a literal bumper crop of Good Causes across the millions of Colonial Seed Vaults, each with their unique form of oppression or imposition from the greater galaxy seeking to "reclaim" what they are "owed." As a public image stunt, and because (according to their literature), "a good 1/3rd of the Herbellion's earliest cases were supporting freshly grown Podpeople in fighting back against their technologically advanced capitalist oppressors." In objective fact, the Herbellion holds no specific plantly roots nor holds pod people in any ''additional'' regard; the Herbellion causes significant chaos to SolFed by helping a lot of small people with their small fights, and Colonial Seed Vault troubles no longer make up a sizeable chunk of the little strifes in the galaxy.