<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Phyrexians: Phyrexians are not to be trusted. Their military should be limited and their motives should be weeded out quickly. Their activities should be watched. CLOSELY.  The loss of the Phyrexians is acceptable in lieu of the entire galaxy.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>lol noooo!! I'll be the enemy of the ekke ;D<br/><br/>now then, the Phyrexians Diplomatic Relations:<br/><br/>Ekke: Most of the time ignored, although to the Phyrexians, the Ekke maintains a respectable military force and fleets they arrogantly claims that the Ekke is insignificant to them, however, recent outcry of the Ekke calling for a curb on Phyrexians military has made the Imperial Phyrexia wary of them.<br/><br/>Crys: To the Phyrexian Empire, they view the Crys as nothing more than a resource they can used to further expand their empire as well as their military might. The Crys home system can provide for the entire grand Phrexian Armada for hundreds of years to come, though they haven't stated their opinion publicly, the Phyrexians have indeed set their eyes upon the Crys.<br/><br/>Ilkyans: Like the Crys, the Phyrexian Empire only sees an opportunity here, while the Ilkyans has less tangible things to offer, they more than make up for it in their knowledge, specifically their 'Great Library/ Archive', the emperor(Shadow lords) has secretly been sending in some of his most resourceful spies and agents over to the Ilkyans in a hope to somehow infiltrate their great archive and steal as much of their knowledge and information as they can.<br/><br/>Glorbush: The Phyrexians largely ignore the Glorbush, while possessing the highest number of systems of all the known civilizations, they mostly occupies smaller system. Agents of the Phyrexians Empire spotted no opportunity with the Glorbush and coupled with their strong distrusts amongst themselves, the Imperial Phyrexia views the Glorbush as neither a threat nor a potential ally.<br/><br/>Fel'Ryn: Phyrexian have a deep respect for the Fel'ryn mostly due to them having share common values, while not all, some of the Phyrexians have gone as far as to call the Fel'ryn a worthy ally for a powerful empires such as theirs. As such, the Council of the Shadowlords have repeatedly been sending in their ambassadors to the five ruling great houses of Fel'ryn, sometimes even go as far as sending in gifts as a goodwill.<br/><br/>Angauri: Having free themselves from their enslavement by a greater alien race and then forge their own empire, the Phyrexians view the Angauri with respect but it goes only that far. Up until today, the Council still couldn't determine what the stance with the Angauri should be, while they are indeed a resilient and strong people worth making an ally instead of an enemy, but at the same time they mostly share a contradictory values against each other, this would probably ends up with a clash of civilization's value more than anything else.<br/><br/>Ultothana: The mysterious Ultothana has remained an enigma to the Imperial Phyrexia for so long, currently however, the council has opted to further interact with this mysterious race, finding out what they want will go a long way to making them an ally to Imperial Phyrexia. Truth to be told, of all the races in the known galaxy, none scares the Phyrexians more than the Ultothana and their world-consuming god, and so the council has made it their priority to try to make as many contact with them as possible and try to drag them into an alliance with the Phyrexian Empire.<br/><br/>in any case Reg, when will the game starts? will it be before you leave?