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			= Colony List Order =

			The colony selector lists your planets in '''your own order''', with each moon right below its planet. Until you change it, the order is your Capital first, then the rest from oldest to newest.

			To change it, open '''Colony Settings''' → '''Reorder Colony List''' and move planets up or down. Any planet can go anywhere, including your Capital. '''Reset to creation order''' brings back the default order. New colonies are added at the bottom.

			The sort button in the colony selector switches between your order and alphabetical order. Sorting by name never changes your saved order. The same order is used wherever the game lists your colonies, such as when picking a fleet's starting colony. It is saved to your account, so it is the same on every device.

	= Colony Relocate =		= Colony Relocate =

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	\| '''Realm ascension''' \|\| Free boosts when you ascend to Realm 2, 3 or 4. They expire after 7 days.		\| '''Realm ascension''' \|\| Free boosts when you ascend to Realm 2, 3 or 4. They expire after 7 days.
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	\| '''Engineering Lab → Open Workshop → Translocator''' (Realm 4+) \|\| Buy one ~~with~~ '''~~1T of each resource''' (~~steel, quartz, gas, iridium, silicium, elerium), paid by the colony whose [[Engineering Lab]] you use. Up to '''2 per 30 days''' (a rolling window, not the calendar month); the second purchase within 30 days costs '''double'''. The lab '''forges''' each Translocator for '''1 day'''; it then joins your Inventory and expires '''7 days''' later. Not available in vacation mode.		\| '''Engineering Lab → Open Workshop → Translocator''' (Realm 4+) \|\| Buy one for '''100T steel, 60T quartz, 30T gas, 15T iridium, 12T silicium and 10T elerium''', paid by the colony whose [[Engineering Lab]] you use. Up to '''2 per 30 days''' (a rolling window, not the calendar month); the second purchase within 30 days costs '''double'''. The lab '''forges''' each Translocator for '''1 day'''; it then joins your Inventory and expires '''7 days''' later. Not available in vacation mode.
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 * Other empires can still attack you — this is an outbound restriction only
-'''Colony Settings''' shows the remaining no-attack window while it is active, including when attacks become available again.
+'''Colony Settings''' shows an '''Active limitations''' banner listing every timer still running on the colony, each with its end date and time left: attack block, asteroid harvest block, bought-boost cooldown, and Alliance Relocation protection.
-Example: you relocate at 12:00 on Monday → attack launches from that colony are blocked until 12:00 on Wednesday. Colony Settings lists the expiry date and countdown until then.
+Example: you relocate at 12:00 on Monday → attack launches from that colony are blocked until 12:00 on Wednesday. The Colony Settings banner lists the expiry date and countdown until then.
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	* late game: large interstellar networks		* late game: large interstellar networks

	Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited~~. If you are temporarily over the cap after balance changes, the game provides compensated abandon / relocate tools rather than deleting colonies silently~~.		Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited.
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	\| The planet still has a '''moon colony''' \|\| Abandon the moon first, then the planet		\| The planet still has a '''moon colony''' \|\| Abandon the moon first, then the planet
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	'''Over-cap colonies are different.''' If a balance change leaves you above your colony limit, the affected colonies use '''compensated abandon''' instead — resources are returned to your starting capital rather than destroyed.

	See also: [[Tonnage]] for how abandoned colonies affect empire capacity.		See also: [[Tonnage]] for how abandoned colonies affect empire capacity.

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	= Colony Relocate =		= Colony Relocate =
	A '''Colony Relocate''' boost moves your active planet colony (and its moons) to an empty planet slot. After relocating:		A '''Colony Relocate''' boost moves your active planet colony (and its moons) to an empty planet slot.

			Your planet's characteristics move with your colony. Size, surface type, temperature, resource rates and appearance all stay the same, and so do your building slots. The two planets swap stats, so the empty planet you leave behind takes on the original stats of the slot you moved to. Relocating changes your position, not your planet.

			Example: you relocate from a size 80 planet to an empty size 160 planet. Your colony is still size 80 at its new coordinates, and the size 160 planet is now at your old coordinates.

			After relocating:

	* You '''cannot launch attack missions''' from that planet or its moons for '''48 hours'''		* You '''cannot launch attack missions''' from that planet or its moons for '''48 hours'''

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	Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited. If you are temporarily over the cap after balance changes, the game provides compensated abandon / relocate tools rather than deleting colonies silently.		Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited. If you are temporarily over the cap after balance changes, the game provides compensated abandon / relocate tools rather than deleting colonies silently.
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			= Colony Relocate =
			A '''Colony Relocate''' boost moves your active planet colony (and its moons) to an empty planet slot. After relocating:

			* You '''cannot launch attack missions''' from that planet or its moons for '''48 hours'''
			* Other mission types (transport, scout, colonize, and so on) are unaffected
			* Other empires can still attack you — this is an outbound restriction only

			'''Colony Settings''' shows the remaining no-attack window while it is active, including when attacks become available again.

			Example: you relocate at 12:00 on Monday → attack launches from that colony are blocked until 12:00 on Wednesday. Colony Settings lists the expiry date and countdown until then.
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	Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited. If you are temporarily over the cap after balance changes, the game provides compensated abandon / relocate tools rather than deleting colonies silently.		Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited. If you are temporarily over the cap after balance changes, the game provides compensated abandon / relocate tools rather than deleting colonies silently.
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			= Abandoning a Colony =
			You may abandon any colony except your '''capital'''. Abandoning is permanent — the colony, its buildings, and its stored resources are lost.

			Before a colony can be abandoned, it must be completely idle. The game blocks the action while any of the following is true:

			{\| class="wikitable"
			! Blocker !! What to do first
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			\| It is your '''capital''' colony \|\| Capitals can never be abandoned
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			\| '''Ships are stationed''' at the colony \|\| Move or scrap the hangar fleet
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			\| '''Fleets are in flight''' to or from the colony \|\| Wait for them to land or recall them
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			\| An active '''ship or defense build order''' is queued \|\| Let the queue finish or cancel it
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			\| A '''building upgrade''' is in progress \|\| Let the upgrade finish or cancel it
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			\| '''Research''' was started from this colony \|\| Wait for it to complete
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			\| The planet still has a '''moon colony''' \|\| Abandon the moon first, then the planet
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			'''Over-cap colonies are different.''' If a balance change leaves you above your colony limit, the affected colonies use '''compensated abandon''' instead — resources are returned to your starting capital rather than destroyed.

			See also: [[Tonnage]] for how abandoned colonies affect empire capacity.
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	= Colony Limit =		= Colony Limit =
	~~Each two level of~~ [[Astrophysics]] ~~will allow for a new colony. Typical progression~~:		Colony capacity scales with [[Astrophysics]] level:

	* early game: ~~4–5~~ colonies		<code>colony limit = 1 + ceil(Astrophysics level ÷ 3)</code>

			Examples: level 3 → 2 colonies, level 6 → 3, level 12 → 5.

			Typical progression:

			* early game: a handful of colonies
	* mid game: several planetary systems		* mid game: several planetary systems
	* late game: large interstellar networks		* late game: large interstellar networks

	Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited.		Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited. If you are temporarily over the cap after balance changes, the game provides compensated abandon / relocate tools rather than deleting colonies silently.
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Admin: Created page with "= Colonization = Colonization allows commanders in ''Per Regna'' to expand their empire beyond their homeworld and establish new planetary settlements across the galaxy. New colonies provide additional space for infrastructure, resource production, fleet construction, and strategic positioning. Successful colonization is one of the most important milestones in the development of an interstellar empire. ---- = Planet Attributes = Every planet has unique environmental c..."

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Created page with "= Colonization = Colonization allows commanders in ''Per Regna'' to expand their empire beyond their homeworld and establish new planetary settlements across the galaxy. New colonies provide additional space for infrastructure, resource production, fleet construction, and strategic positioning. Successful colonization is one of the most important milestones in the development of an interstellar empire. ---- = Planet Attributes = Every planet has unique environmental c..."

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= Colonization =
Colonization allows commanders in ''Per Regna'' to expand their empire beyond their homeworld and establish new planetary settlements across the galaxy.

New colonies provide additional space for infrastructure, resource production, fleet construction, and strategic positioning.

Successful colonization is one of the most important milestones in the development of an interstellar empire.
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= Planet Attributes =
Every planet has unique environmental characteristics that influence its economic potential and strategic value.

The most important planetary attributes are:

* '''Temperature'''
* '''Surface Type'''
* '''Planet Size'''

These attributes affect how efficiently certain resources can be produced and how many buildings can be constructed.
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= Temperature =
Planet temperature represents the environmental conditions of the planet.

Temperature primarily influences '''resource extraction efficiency''', especially energy and gas-based resources.

General tendencies include:

'''Hot planets'''

* higher solar energy production
* improved gas extraction
* reduced efficiency for certain minerals

'''Cold planets'''

* better mining stability for dense materials
* lower solar energy output
* slower gas extraction

Because of this, players often specialize planets depending on their climate.

Example strategy:

* hot planets for energy production
* cold planets for heavy industry

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= Surface Type =
The surface type describes the geological composition of a planet.

Surface types influence the '''efficiency of different mining operations'''.

Examples include:
{| class="wikitable"
!'''Surface Type'''
!'''Typical Advantages'''
|-
|Rocky
|Balanced mining output
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|Metallic
|Higher metal production
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|Desert
|Strong solar output but lower mineral density
|-
|Volcanic
|Rich minerals but unstable environment
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|Icy
|Gas-rich environments
|}
Surface types help determine the '''optimal economic role''' of a planet.

Players may specialize planets for:

* mining
* energy generation
* ship production
* research infrastructure

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= Planet Size =
Planet size determines the '''available construction space''' for [[buildings]].

Larger planets allow more infrastructure and long-term development.

Planet size influences:

* number of available building slots
* industrial scalability
* long-term colony value

However, larger planets often have environmental drawbacks.

For example:

* large planets may contain thicker atmospheres which reduce gas extraction efficiency
* smaller planets may have stronger mineral density

Because of this, the best planets depend on the intended colony role.
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= Starting Colonization =
Colonization becomes available once players unlock the [[Astrophysics]] technology and construct a [[Colony Ship]].

The colony ship is a specialized vessel designed to establish permanent settlements on unoccupied planets.

[[Astrophysics]] research unlocks:

* the '''Colony Ship'''
* additional colony capacity

Higher levels of astrophysics allow players to control more colonies simultaneously.
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= Colony Limit =
Each two level of [[Astrophysics]] will allow for a new colony. Typical progression:

* early game: 4–5 colonies
* mid game: several planetary systems
* late game: large interstellar networks

Colony limits ensure that expansion remains strategic rather than unlimited.
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= Colonization Process =
Colonizing a planet requires launching a '''Colony Mission''' from an existing colony.

The process involves several steps.

=== 1. Build a Colony Ship ===
Construct a Colony Ship in the [[Shipyard]].

The ship contains the equipment required to establish a new settlement.
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=== 2. Prepare the Expedition Fleet ===
Players typically send additional ships along with the colony ship.

Common support ships include:

* cargo ships carrying startup resources
* escort ships providing protection
* construction support vessels

These ships help accelerate early colony development.
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=== 3. Select Target Planet ===
Choose an unoccupied planet in the galaxy map.

Players often scout potential colonies using probes before committing a colony ship.

Important considerations include:

* planet size
* temperature
* surface type
* strategic location

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=== 4. Launch Colonization Mission ===
The fleet is dispatched on a '''Colonization Mission'''.

If the planet is available and the mission succeeds, a new colony is established.

The colony ship is consumed during the colonization process.
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= New Colony Development =
New colonies start with minimal infrastructure.

Typical starting conditions include:

* limited resource production
* few building slots used
* small defensive capability

Players usually send additional fleets carrying resources to accelerate development.

Common early construction includes, these [[Buildings]]:

* resource mines
* solar plants
* warehouses
* shipyards

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= Colony Specialization =
As an empire grows, colonies often specialize in specific roles.

Examples include:

'''Mining Worlds'''

Focused on extracting large amounts of raw materials.

'''Industrial Worlds'''

Dedicated to ship production and military infrastructure.

'''Research Worlds'''

Containing advanced research facilities.

'''Strategic Outposts'''

Forward colonies positioned for military operations.

Specialization allows empires to optimize production and fleet logistics.
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= Strategic Importance of Colonization =
Colonization greatly expands the capabilities of an empire.

Benefits include:

* increased resource production
* additional fleet construction capacity
* improved strategic positioning
* expansion into new star systems

However, colonies also increase logistical complexity and require careful defense.

Successful commanders balance expansion with defense and economic stability.
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= Related Pages =
[[Fleet and Ships]]

[[Buildings]]

[[Research]]

[[Resources]]

[[Realms Overview]]