If you attack the Polaris, you will have a very difficult time fighting them. There is a Polaris storyline, and you can gain access to their superior technology, but first you must earn their respect. If you want to have more information on Polaris go to the castes page. Notes If you have any gameplay tips, hints, or background information relevant to this topic, please post them here. Dragon: Multipurpose Vessel (Combat, cargo hauling, reconnaissance, etc.).Polaran starships are unique in that their ships are cybernetic organisms, living starships that can regenerate armor, unlike their counterparts from the other governments. They wear black and base themselves out of Mu'ar Haro in the Mu'hari System. Some important Mu'hari are Bis Andreya and Mu'Randa. They are duty-bound to help any Polaris who asks them to help. The Mu'hari are unique in that they are all citizens who failed the tests to enter another caste.They wear brown robes and are based on the Polaris capital world, Kel'ar Iy, in the Kel'ariy System. Their members are drawn from the other castes, the only criterion being that the selected citizen be at least 100 years of age, Earth Standard. The Kel'ariy are administrators and leaders.They wear white and base themselves on Tre'ar Pira in the Tre'pirana System. The Tre'pira are the working caste, and the most numerous one.They wear blue and are based out of P'ar Aed in the P'aedt System. The P'aedt are scientists and explorers.
They wear green robes and are headquartered on Ver'ar Shan in the Ver'ashan System. They serve to heal both injured Polaris and damaged starships. The Ver'ash are healers and engineers.Their leader is always known as Iuso, which translates as "Disciple of Iusia." They wear gray robes and are headquartered on Nil'ar Kemorya in the Nil'kemorya System.
The Nil'kemorya form the Polaran military, utilizing such lethal starships as the Raven, Scarab, and Manta.This thoughtfully organized system is one of the major reasons that Polaris society is much more stable than other human societies in Nova.
Unlike most examples of caste systems in human history, the Polaris model is cooperative, rather than hierarchical neither the warrior nor the administrative caste is held up as superior to the others. Each caste has a specific occupational mission set out for its members for example, the Nil'kemorya are the warrior caste, charged with defending the society against aggressors. Polaran society is organized into rigid social groups called castes.
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