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	* compare the strength of different empires and alliances		* compare the strength of different empires and alliances

	As players expand their colonies, build fleets, research technologies, and donate to their alliance, their total score gradually increases. Fleet and defense scores are naturally bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]]. Buildings, research, alliance donations~~, and items~~ count 1:1 until '''500B''', then diminish so late-game uncapped investment cannot dwarf military mass.		As players expand their colonies, build fleets, research technologies, and donate to their alliance, their total score gradually increases. Fleet and defense scores are naturally bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]]. Buildings, research, and alliance donations count 1:1 until '''500B''', then diminish so late-game uncapped investment cannot dwarf military mass. Items (engines, monument upgrades and relocate boosts) diminish from the first purchase and never pass '''500B''' together.

	'''Weekly events''' and the '''Daily Race''' use a separate event-score — they do not add to this empire total. See [[#weekly events vs empire score\|Weekly events vs empire score]].		'''Weekly events''' and the '''Daily Race''' use a separate event-score — they do not add to this empire total. See [[#weekly events vs empire score\|Weekly events vs empire score]].
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	* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.		* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.

	~~After the sum~~, ~~the~~ [[#building research donation soft cap\|soft-cap]] is applied ~~independently~~.		==== Item curve ====

			Engines, monument upgrades and relocate boosts share one budget. Their combined value counts less with every purchase and slowly approaches '''500B''', but never reaches it:

			effective = 500B × (1 − e^(−raw / 2.5T))

			{\| class="wikitable"
			!Raw item value
			!Effective
			\|-
			\|40.75B (one Mk I ship engine)
			\|~8B
			\|-
			\|407.5B
			\|~75B
			\|-
			\|1T
			\|~165B
			\|-
			\|2T
			\|~275B
			\|-
			\|5T
			\|~432B
			\|-
			\|10T
			\|~491B
			\|}

			The [[#building research donation soft cap\|soft-cap]] is applied after the curve; it has no effect below 500B.

	=== Colonies and infrastructure ===		=== Colonies and infrastructure ===
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	researchScore = softCap(research)		researchScore = softCap(research)
	allianceDonationScore = softCap(donations)		allianceDonationScore = softCap(donations)
	itemScore = softCap(~~items~~)		itemScore = softCap(itemCurve(engines + monuments + relocateBoosts))
	totalScore = buildingScore + researchScore + shipScore + defenseScore + allianceDonationScore + itemScore		totalScore = buildingScore + researchScore + shipScore + defenseScore + allianceDonationScore + itemScore

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	== Building / research / donation soft-cap ==		== Building / research / donation soft-cap ==

	Fleet + defense are bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]] (~'''500B''' combined score at the ceiling). Buildings, research, alliance donations, and items have no such hard limit and can reach tens of trillions of raw cost-score. Each of those four components is mapped independently:		Fleet + defense are bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]] (~'''500B''' combined score at the ceiling). Buildings, research, alliance donations, and items have no such hard limit and can reach tens of trillions of raw cost-score. Each of those four components is mapped independently (items after the [[#item curve\|item curve]]):

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	Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:		Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:

	* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 7\|level 7]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.		* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 9\|level 9]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.
	* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.		* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.
	* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.		* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.

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	Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:		Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:

	* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 10\|level 10]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.		* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 7\|level 7]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.
	* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.		* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.
	* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.		* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.

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	= Score =		= Score =

	Score represents the overall development level of an empire in '''Per Regna'''. It reflects the combined progress of a player’s economy, technology, fleets, defenses, ~~and~~ alliance donations.		Score represents the overall development level of an empire in '''Per Regna'''. It reflects the combined progress of a player’s economy, technology, fleets, defenses, alliance donations, and items.

	Score is used to:		Score is used to:
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	* compare the strength of different empires and alliances		* compare the strength of different empires and alliances

	As players expand their colonies, build fleets, research technologies, and donate to their alliance, their total score gradually increases. Fleet and defense scores are naturally bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]]. Buildings, research, ~~and~~ alliance donations count 1:1 until '''500B''', then diminish so late-game uncapped investment cannot dwarf military mass.		As players expand their colonies, build fleets, research technologies, and donate to their alliance, their total score gradually increases. Fleet and defense scores are naturally bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]]. Buildings, research, alliance donations, and items count 1:1 until '''500B''', then diminish so late-game uncapped investment cannot dwarf military mass.

	'''Weekly events''' and the '''Daily Race''' use a separate event-score — they do not add to this empire total. See [[#weekly events vs empire score\|Weekly events vs empire score]].		'''Weekly events''' and the '''Daily Race''' use a separate event-score — they do not add to this empire total. See [[#weekly events vs empire score\|Weekly events vs empire score]].
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	Alliance '''tax''' on mission returns also contributes when tax is credited to the vault. See [[Alliances]].		Alliance '''tax''' on mission returns also contributes when tax is credited to the vault. See [[Alliances]].

			After the sum, the [[#building research donation soft cap\|soft-cap]] is applied independently.

			=== Items ===

			Resources sunk into items, worked out from what you own or have used:

			* '''Monument upgrades''' — every upgrade from [[Monuments#Resource cost from level 10\|level 10]] on, at its catalog cost, for each monument copy at its current level. Copies used up as spares do not count.
			* '''Engines''' — every engine you bought at its catalog price, including engines still forging, worn out, burned out, stolen or destroyed. '''Scrapped''' engines do not count (their refund went back to the colony). Each '''overcharge''' adds its price.
			* '''Colony Relocate boosts''' bought at the Engineering Lab — the price you paid for each, used or not. Free boosts from realm ascension do not count.

	After the sum, the [[#building research donation soft cap\|soft-cap]] is applied independently.		After the sum, the [[#building research donation soft cap\|soft-cap]] is applied independently.
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	researchScore = softCap(research)		researchScore = softCap(research)
	allianceDonationScore = softCap(donations)		allianceDonationScore = softCap(donations)
	totalScore = buildingScore + researchScore + shipScore + defenseScore + allianceDonationScore		itemScore = softCap(items)
			totalScore = buildingScore + researchScore + shipScore + defenseScore + allianceDonationScore + itemScore

	Ships and defenses are '''not''' soft-capped.		Ships and defenses are '''not''' soft-capped.
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	* '''buildings and research''' reflect the cumulative cost of '''current levels''' — losing or downgrading a level removes that level’s cost		* '''buildings and research''' reflect the cumulative cost of '''current levels''' — losing or downgrading a level removes that level’s cost
	* '''alliance donations''' are cumulative: they are not removed if you leave the alliance		* '''alliance donations''' are cumulative: they are not removed if you leave the alliance
			* '''items''' stay counted once used: a worn-out engine or a used relocate boost keeps its score; scrapping an engine removes it

	Scores refresh on a periodic engine tick (default '''30 minutes'''), and immediately after actions such as finishing research or donating to the vault. Opening '''My Rank''' recalculates your live breakdown; the published rank still comes from the last stored realm ranking.		Scores refresh on a periodic engine tick (default '''30 minutes'''), and immediately after actions such as finishing research or donating to the vault. Opening '''My Rank''' recalculates your live breakdown; the published rank still comes from the last stored realm ranking.
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	== Building / research / donation soft-cap ==		== Building / research / donation soft-cap ==

	Fleet + defense are bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]] (~'''500B''' combined score at the ceiling). Buildings, research, ~~and~~ alliance donations have no such hard limit and can reach tens of trillions of raw cost-score. Each of those ~~three~~ components is mapped independently:		Fleet + defense are bounded by [[Tonnage\|tonnage]] (~'''500B''' combined score at the ceiling). Buildings, research, alliance donations, and items have no such hard limit and can reach tens of trillions of raw cost-score. Each of those four components is mapped independently:

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 * energy costs
 * weekly event / Daily Race points (different system)
 == Realm progression ==
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 |'''Defense'''
 |Current defense score
 |}
-There is no Buildings-only or Donations-only sort. A '''Recently Ascended''' strip lists commanders who moved realm in the last week.
+Monument and relic collection scores are stored per player and refreshed with empire score, but they '''do not''' add to empire total or realm rank. Rarity and monument level drive the score; loose pieces contribute a small amount. A '''Recently Ascended''' strip lists commanders who moved realm in the last week (Total sort only).
 Top players often specialize — military dominance, economic expansion, or technological development — which is why the granular sorts exist.
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 === Alliances ===
-'''Galaxy-wide''' (not realm-filtered). Ranked by the '''sum of active members’ empire totals'''. The alliance [[Relics#alliance relics|badge]] appears beside the name.
+'''Galaxy-wide''' (not realm-filtered). Sort chips:
 Battle / mission / alliance boards are cached on the order of '''15 minutes'''.

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	* score reflects the current value of your empire, not historical investments. If ships are destroyed or buildings are downgraded, the corresponding score is removed. Rebuilding them restores the score but does not increase it beyond the original value.		* score reflects the current value of your empire, not historical investments. If ships are destroyed or buildings are downgraded, the corresponding score is removed. Rebuilding them restores the score but does not increase it beyond the original value.

			----

			= Score Resource Weights =
			Steel: 1

			Quartz: 1.5

			Gas: 2

			Iridium: 3.5

			Silicium: 3

			Elerium: 4
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	\|Realm 4		\|Realm 4
	\|10,~~000~~,000,000		\|2,500,000,000
	\|}		\|}
	These thresholds represent significant milestones in empire development.		These thresholds represent significant milestones in empire development.

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	* advanced technologies provide higher score increases		* advanced technologies provide higher score increases
	* large fleets significantly impact total score		* large fleets significantly impact total score
	* ~~calculation takes into account just~~ the ~~owned active~~ buildings, ~~fleets, defenses~~. ~~Any lost or downgrade of these will result to a reduced~~ score.		* score reflects the current value of your empire, not historical investments. If ships are destroyed or buildings are downgraded, the corresponding score is removed. Rebuilding them restores the score but does not increase it beyond the original value.

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	= Score Formula (Simplified) =		= Score Formula (Simplified) =
	~~The exact internal calculation used by the game engine is not publicly disclosed. However, score~~ roughly follows the principle:		Score roughly follows the principle:
	<code>Score ≈ Infrastructure Value + Fleet Value + Research Value + Defense Value</code>		<code>Score ≈ Infrastructure Value + Fleet Value + Research Value + Defense Value</code>
	In general:		In general: