I'm not sure how good I am at this... but here we are!<br/><br/><strong>Ekke:</strong>The Ekke culture, at least to the Fel'ryn, is largely incompatible with their own. They certainly love them since many of the race seem to be interested in the Fel'ryn worlds and pleasures, but beyond that they've expressed little interest in anything but trade with the species. Of note, however, is that several of the Houses are immensely interested in the Ekke medical technology, and almost always meet with Ekke medical professionals whenever one of the nobility falls ill.<br/><br/><strong>Crys:</strong>The Crys are possibly the only race that has garnered a high level of interest from the Fel'ryn, and not simply due to their unique anatomy. The sheer amount of rare elements the Crys are offering for almost nothing is an incredibly tempting opportunity, and no single House hasn't been trying to make trade agreements with the Crys, hoping to get lucky.<br/><br/><strong>Ilkyans:</strong>The Fel'ryn have little opinion in regards to the Ilkyans. In fact, few Fel'ryn actually go to their worlds, history and literature being the least important things to look into in most Fel'ryn opinion. After all, the future is the only thing that is important. Yet many of the nobility do travel to those worlds, having a good deal of interest in the great libraries the Ilkyans have. It isn't uncommon for the youth of the Houses to learn and study among the Ilkyans.<br/><br/><strong>Glorbush:</strong>The Glorbush are possibly the one, true enemy the Fel'ryn possess. The fact that this race has proved superior in regards to trading and commerce, many of the Fel'ryn feel utterly threatened. While blatant attacks have never occurred, it isn't uncommon for 'pirates' to raid the transport frigates of the Glorbush, or for the Cult of Metamorphosis to attack larger vessels, making off with the goods within. Surmounting tension has been developing, and several of the Houses, and the Great Houses have been contemplating on how to destroy the trade agreement between the Glorbush and Crys. Of note, several of the Glorbush have been taken and sold upon the Fel'ryn blackmarket as well. Hopes of eventually learning how their Hive like minds work and share information being the major driving force.<br/><br/><strong>Angauri:</strong>They are an interesting race, though their war-like nature and imperialistic governance as made them little more than good trading partners. The Fel'ryn do feel as if they can relate to the Angauri, their idealistic nature and belief in 'heroes' similar to their own desire to improve themselves.<br/><br/><strong>Phyrexians:</strong>Perhaps the only race the Fel'ryn can truly call allies, they have been immensely interested in creating a relationship with these powerful, war-like people, especially with increasing tensions between the Glorbush. Yet despite the Great Houses' interest in this ancient race, many of the lesser Houses have been rather wary of the Phyrexian race, especially since their military has proved to be considerably large. Furthermore, the fact that their stealth technologies have vastly passed those of the Fel'ryn has become a rather stinging realization.<br/><br/><strong>Ultothana:</strong>Rather than fear and wariness, the Fel'ryn have shown an unhealthy interest in these creatures and the one 'God' being they serve. Their curious anatomy and biotechnology have made them the ideal target of many rumours among the Fel'ryn, though they have remained mostly that. The Fel'sheen, for whatever reason of their own, have declared the Ultothana 'Sacred', and have prevented any Fel'ryn from researching them. Even the Cult hasn't taken any of the creatures, nor are any seen on the blackmarket.