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==50 RP: Electronics==
==50 RP: Electronics==
;Electronic Computer
;Electronic Computer
Targeting computer that increases beam weapons' chances of hitting by +25. In practise not noticeably better than no computer. If the computer is destroyed, its bonus is lost.
Ship's targeting computer that increases "beam" weapons' chances of hitting by +25%. In practise not noticeably better than no computer. Note: If a computer is damaged or destroyed, the ship will lose the bonus.
*Miniaturization: Reduces cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.


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;Optronic Computer
;Optronic Computer
Targeting computer that increases beam weapons' chances of hitting by +50. Not cumulative with other computers.
Ship's targeting computer that increases "beam" weapons' chances of hitting by +50%. Not cumulative with other computers.
*Miniaturization: Reduces cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.


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==400 RP: Artificial Intelligence==
==400 RP: Artificial Intelligence==
;Neural Scanner
;Neural Scanner
Achievement that gives a +10 bonus for both Spies (espionage and sabotage against other empires) and Agents (your <s>bumbling fools</s> heroic counter-intelligence operatives).
Achievement that gives a +10% bonus for both "Spies" (espionage and sabotage against other empires) and "Agents" (your heroic counter-intelligence operatives).


;Scout Lab
;Scout Lab
Ship Special System that generates RPs depending on the ship's size (RPs = 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, or 32; the 16 and 32 are for Titan and Doom Star ships, which you can't build until you get the relevant techs), and gives a special attack bonus if fighting Space Monsters or the Guardian. There are much better ways to increase research and to get attack bonuses that work against other empires as well as against Space Monsters or the Guardian.
Ship Special System that: generates RPs depending on the ship's size (RPs = 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, or 32; the 16 and 32 are for Titan and Doom Star ships, which you can't build until you get the relevant techs); gives a special attack bonus if fighting  
Space Monsters or Antarans. There are much better ways to increase research and to get attack bonuses that work against other empires as well as against Space Monsters or Antarans. Note: Antarans don't attack you until shortly after turn 220; and it takes almost that long to mount a successful attack on their home world.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.


;Security Stations
;Security Stations
Ship Defense System that improves defense against boarding parties by +20 to Marine Defense on a ship or base.
Ship Defense System that improves defense against boarding parties by +20% to Marine Defense on a ship. But shields that are still functioning stop all boarding parties, giving you time to destroy them while on their way or, even better, destroy their mothership.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.
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==900 RP: Positronics==
==900 RP: Positronics==
;Positronic Computer
;Positronic Computer
Targeting computer that increases beam weapons' chances of hitting by +75. Not cumulative with other computers. The first targeting computer that is worth using in offensive operations.
Ship's targeting computer that increases "beam" weapons' chances of hitting by +75%. Not cumulative with other computers. The first targeting computer that is worth using in offensive operations.
*Miniaturization: Reduces cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.


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Building increases a colony's morale by +20%, which improves all of farming, industry, research and income. See [[../Strength through Joy|Strength through Joy]] for an example of how useful a Holo Simulator can be.
Building increases a colony's morale by +20%, which improves all of farming, industry, research and income. See [[../Strength through Joy|Strength through Joy]] for an example of how useful a Holo Simulator can be.


Best choice for non-Creatives: usually Supercomputer; the large boost in research early on may be decisive. However, blitz races may choose positronic computer if they are in a good position for an offence. If research is important to you at this stage of the game, only consider Holo Simulator if you are very short on cash and are Subterranean.
Best choice for non-Creatives: usually Supercomputer. However, blitz races may choose positronic computer if they are is a good position for an offence.
 
Of course, you may be of the mindset that all research provides only a temporary advantage as it will eventually be taken through spies, trade or conquest. All of your hard work on research is liable to be taken away to give everyone else an advantage and deprive you of the opportunity cost of more colonies, buildings and conquest. You probably won't be assigning any colonists whatsoever to research and will have a massive spy network, even if you still build research buildings for some automatic RPs. You probably already have stolen Supercomputer by now anyway.


For Creatives this tech level is the "end of the beginning". Colonies with four or more scientists should if possible stockpile production so they can build a Supercomputer immediately and a Holo Simulator on the next turn. Colonies  that are going to build warships should usually omit the Supercomputer and build the Holo Simulator, then move some workers into research until a Pollution Processor is built.
For Creatives this tech level is the "end of the beginning". Colonies with four or more scientists should if possible stockpile production so they can build a Supercomputer immediately and a Holo Simulator on the next turn. Colonies  that are going to build warships should usually omit the Supercomputer and build the Holo Simulator, then move some workers into research until a Pollution Processor is built.
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==1500 RP: Artificial Consciousness==
==1500 RP: Artificial Consciousness==
;Emissions Guidance System
;Emissions Guidance System
Achievement that enables you to equip warships with missiles that have the [[../Warship technologies|EMG modification]], which can be deadly against enemy ships, particularly the Antarans, who have no shields to block EMG missiles.
Achievement that enables you to equip warships with missiles that have the [[../Warship technologies|EMG modification]], which can be deadly against enemy ships, particularly the Antarains, who have no shields to block EMG missiles.
*Miniaturization: not by further Computers research; you can miniaturize the missiles by research in [[../Chemistry‎|Chemistry‎]].
*Miniaturization: not by further Computers research; you can miniaturize the missiles by research in [[../Chemistry‎|Chemistry‎]].


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;Cyber Security Link
;Cyber Security Link
Achievement that gives a +10 bonus for both "Spies" (espionage and sabotage against other empires) and "Agents" (counter-intelligence operatives).
Achievement that gives a +10% bounus for both "Spies" (espionage and sabotage against other empires) and "Agents" (counter-intelligence operatives).


Best choice for non-Creatives: usually Emissions Guidance System, but Democracies should consider Cyber Security Link to counter their weakness in counter-intelligence. However, the Rangemaster Unit is also great for beam weapons that have no dissipation like mass drivers and disrupters
Best choice for non-Creatives: usually Emissions Guidance System, but Democracies should consider Cyber Security Link to counter their weakness in counter-intelligence.


==2750 RP: Cybertronics==
==2750 RP: Cybertronics==
;Cybertronic Computer
;Cybertronic Computer
Targeting computer that increases beam weapons' chances of hitting by +100. Also improves your chances of shooting first if you play with the "ship initiative" option on (see the military sections of this guide for details). Not cumulative with other computers. The first targeting computer that is effective against ships that have a defensive bonus; hardly ever misses against other ships.
Ship's targeting computer that increases "beam" weapons' chances of hitting by +100%. Also improves your chances of shooting first if you play with the "ship initiative" option on (see the military sections of this guide for details). Not cumulative with other computers. The first targeting computer that is effective against ships that have a defensive bonus; hardly ever misses against other ships.
*Miniaturization: Reduces cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.


;Autolab (200 PP; maintenance 3 BC)
;Autolab (200 PP; maintenance 3 BC)
Building that produces 30 RP without needing scientists. At this stage of the game it's good on planets with scientists and amazing on planets without (which are probably the majority at this stage); typically increases an empire's research by 50%, sometimes more. When you start researching Autolab, all colonies should if possible stockpile production to build one immediately. You should already have strengthened your finances to handle the maintenance.
Building that produces 30 RP without needing scientists. At this stage of the game it's good on planets with scientists and amazing on planets without (which are probably the majority at this stage); typically increases an empire's research by 50%, sometimes more. When you start researching Autolab, all colonies should if possible stockpile production to build one immediately. You should already have strengthened you finances to handle the maintenance.


;Structural Analyzer
;Structural Analyzer
Ship Special System that doubles all beam weapon damage that penetrates the target's shields. Deadly when coupled with a good computer and good beam weapons. It's effective against warships, Star Bases, missiles, fighters and ground-based defences (although a planet's atmosphere halves the effective power of beam weapons).
Ship Special System that doubles all "beam" weapon damages that penetrates the target's shields. Deadly when coupled with a good computer and good beam weapons. It's effective agaist warships. Star Bases, missiles, fighters and ground-based defences (although atmospheres halve the effective power of "beam" weapons).
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.


Best choice for non-Creatives: very difficult, as all three techs are extremely desirable. Hardly any can afford to take Structural Analyzer. Those who expect serious combat soon (offensive or defensive) and want to use beams take Cybertronic Computer and must attack quickly before those who take Autolab get a significant lead in technology.
Best choice for non-Creatives: very difficult, as all three techs are extremely desirable. Hardly any can afford to take Structural Analyzer. Those who expect serious combat soon (offensive or defensive) and want to use "beams" take Cybertronic Computer and must attack quickly before those who take Autolab get a significant lead in technology.


This tech level is Creatives' most important payday - a few later ones may have equally large effects, but this one changes the game for Creatives: Autolabs enable them to research military techs fast (and Stock Exchanges, which they should build as early as possible, to meet the high costs of an invasion campaign); Cybertronic Computer + Structural Analyzer + reasonable beams kill larger enemy fleets fast (beams are best for Creatives because missiles lead to wars of attrition, which Creatives can't afford as they are generally slow at shipbuilding).
This tech level is Creatives' most important payday - a few later ones may have equally large effects, but this one changes the game for Creatives: Autolabs enable them to research military techs fast (and Stock Exchanges, which they should build as early as possible, to meet the high costs of an invasion campaign); Cybertronic Computer + Structural Analyzer + reasonable "beams" kill larger enemy fleets fast ("beams" are best for Creatives because missiles lead to wars of attrition, which Creatives can't afford as they are generally slow at ship-building).


==3500 RP: Cybertechnics==
==3500 RP: Cybertechnics==
;Android Farmers (50 PP; maintenance 1 PP)
;Android Farmers (60 PP; maintenance 1 PP)
Robotic "colonists" that can only farm, but each generates 3 more food than a normal colonist (excluding Natives) in the same environment. Its productivity is not influenced by racial or government bonuses or penalties, but is enhanced by agricultural technologies that have been "built" on the colony. It does not contribute to a colony's cash income. All Androids are Tolerant (see note below).
Robotic "colonists" that can only farm but each generates 3 more food than a normal colonist (excluding Natives) in the same environment. Its productivity is not influenced by racial, government or morale bonuses or penalties, but is enhanced by agricultural technologies that have been "built" on the colony. It does not contribute to a colony's cash income. All Androids are Tolerant (see note below).


;Android Workers (50 PP; maintenance 1 PP)
;Android Workers (60 PP; maintenance 1 PP)
Robotic "colonists" that can only do industrial work, but each generates three more PP than a normal colonist in the same environment. Its productivity is not influenced by racial or government bonuses or penalties, but is enhanced by construction technologies (both buildings and achievements). It does not contribute to a colony's cash income. All Androids are Tolerant (see note below).
Robotic "colonists" that can only do industrial work but each generates three more PP than a normal colonist in the same environment. Its productivity is not influenced by racial, government or morale bonuses or penalties, but is enhanced by construction technologies (both buildings and achievements). It does not contribute to a colony's cash income. All Androids are Tolerant (see note below).


;Android Scientists (50 PP; maintenance 1 PP)
;Android Scientists (60 PP; maintenance 1 PP)
Robotic "colonist" that can only do research, but generates three more RP than a normal colonist in the same environment. Its productivity is not influenced by racial or government bonuses or penalties, but is enhanced by research buildings (but not by the Heightened Intelligence Achievement, see [[../Biology|Biology]]). It does not contribute to a colony's cash income. All Androids are Tolerant (see note below).  
Robotic "colonist" that can only do research but generates three more RP than a normal colonist in the same environment. Its productivity is not influenced by racial, government or morale bonuses or penalties, but is enhanced by research buildings (but not by the Heightened Intelligence Achievement, see [[../Biology|Biology]]). It does not contribute to a colony's cash income. All Androids are Tolerant (see note below).  


Androids all share the following properties:
Using Androids is a complex business:
*They cost 50 PP to build, and 1 PP per turn to maintain.
*They cost PP to build and to maintain, so you need to consider whether the benefits outweight the costs. The 1 PP maintenance per turn per Android can cause a significant reduction of effective production on Poor planets or if you have poor pollution-control technology.
*They do not contribute BC to the treasury.
*They don't contribute to your income, so normal colonists are better if you're short of cash.
*They don't suffer from any gravity penalty.
*The fact that they are Tolerant is a mixed blessing. You can transfer Androids just like normal colonists (and with the usual [[../Freight training|Freighter costs]]), so in theory you create an all-Android colony with does not need pollution-control buildings and has a large "population". you can also build Androids in or import them into colonies that are full from the point of view of normal colonists - provided these colonists are not Tolerant. But if you then increase the colony's maximum population (e.g. by terraforming or by researching Advanced City Planning), you may not be able to take full advantage of this except by making more Androids - there may be reduced or zero scope for increasing the number of normal colonists, who contribute to your income.
*They don't create pollution.
*Androids don't suffer from gravity penalty.
*They create 3 more production units than is standard for a race with no bonuses.
*They do not reproduce.
*They are Tolerant, i.e. they can have a higher population than usual for a planet class and size, as well as supplement other populations above their limit, up to the androids' limit.


*Android Workers ARE affected by morale. This oddity is not a bug, and is commonly known as MUAW (Morale Using Android Workers)
Best choice for non-Creatives: the one that strengthens your greatest weakness. For example most Unification empires, especially [[../Some effective race designs|UniTol]], will usually prefer Android Scientists. On the other hand most research-oriented races will prefer Android Workers; and cash-rich Democracies can afford to populate small Rich or Ultra-rich planets entirely with Androids, turning them into very powerful shipyards. Android Farmers seem the least useful option in most cases, but cannot be completely ruled out.
 
Because of these properties the following strategic uses apply:
*Because they are not affected by pollution or gravity, and don't make credits, the buildings specific to those if present on an android-only colony will only cost credits to maintain without providing any benefit. Because of androids' production bonus (net of their credit loss) they will easily outperform organic populations without credit multipliers such as Spaceports and Stock Exchanges. However these multipliers cost production to make and credits to maintain, and only with an organic population of around 8 or higher are they worth building. Populations of this size can't occur on toxic and radiated (if you're lacking the radiation shield) as well as Tiny planets, so it follows that they are best populated solely by androids and with only buildings suitable for them. It is generally an either-or situation; a planet should be either designed for androids or for organics. Of course, you can also use Tolerant (or better yet, Sub Tolerant) captured races for small or larger non-terraformable planets as well, as for terraformed medium or larger planets organics are the clear winners with their credit multipliers. Small planets can go either way depending on your situation.
*Of course, if a planet is not terraformed to Gaia level then the androids' population capacity is still higher than the organics' capacity and they can supplement the organics to fill whatever space they won't fill, although the planet should still be treated as an organic planet with pollution control, credit and gravity structures.
*Since Unification gives a massive 50% bonus to production (not applicable to androids), it's optimal on ALL planets to have the maximum organic population with the rest supplemented by androids for races with Unification.
*Since Androids can be transferred just like organics, "completed" planets with their full complement of buildings can send androids to new colonies to spur their growth. In addition, this can give you quick population growth if your meatbag population is not breeding fast enough.
 
Best choice for non-Creatives: the one that strengthens your greatest weakness. For example most Unification empires, especially [[../Some effective race designs|UniTol]], will usually prefer Android Scientists. On the other hand most research-oriented races will prefer Android Workers; and cash-rich Democracies can afford to populate small Rich or Ultra-rich planets entirely with Androids, turning them into very powerful shipyards. Android Farmers seem the least useful option in most cases, but cannot be completely ruled out as food is the hardest resource to produce. On the other hand, where Androids shine the most isn't going to be farmable anyway!


==4500 RP: Galactic Networking==
==4500 RP: Galactic Networking==
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Building that increases a colony's research by a flat 15 RP plus 3 RP per scientist.
Building that increases a colony's research by a flat 15 RP plus 3 RP per scientist.


Best choice for non-Creatives: most go for Galactic Cybernet. However, Virtual Reality Network is also highly viable, since by this stage most colonies are terraformed and bursting with people so increasing all production by +20% immediately with no maintenace costs is a good idea.
Best choice for non-Creatives: most go for Galactic Cybernet. However, Virtual Reality Network is also highly viable, since by this stage most colonies are terraformed and bursting with people so increasing all production by +20% immediately with no maintenace costs is a good idea.
 
And wouldn't your research effort be better off with more than three spies from the PP that the Cybernet would have cost for each colony, net of the lost morale bonus including the ones that don't need to farm anymore? If you've already stolen everything then these decisions are a lot easier, and in some cases you won't have to make one at all.


==6000 RP: Moleculartronics==
==6000 RP: Moleculartronics==
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;Moleculartronic Computer
;Moleculartronic Computer
The best targeting computer, increases beam weapons' chances of hitting by +125. Not cumulative with other computers. Only misses against Battleships or smaller warships that have either a +50 defensive bonus or a Displacement Device; hits anything else almost 100% of the time. Also maximizes your chances of shooting first if you play with the "ship initiative" option on (see the military sections of this guide for details). Note: this is the only computer that the Antarans use.
The best Ship's targeting computer, increases "beam" weapons' chances of hitting by +125%. Not cumulative with other computers. Only misses against Battleships or smaller warships that have either a +50% defensive bonus or a Displacement Device; hits anything else almost 100% of the time. Also maximizes your chances of shooting first if you play with the "ship initiative" option on (see the military sections of this guide for details). Note: this is the only computer that the Antarians use.
*Miniaturization: Reduces cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.


;Achilles Targeting Unit
;Achilles Targeting Unit
Ship Special System than enables beam weapons to bypass the target's armor ''including Heavy Armor'' (they must first penetrate the shields) and triples the chance to damage weapons and other essential systems (and often causes drive explosions). Achilles Targeting Unit + good computer (at least Cybertronic) + good beams = mass murder of enemy fleets, and genocide if also supported by Structural Analyzer and [[../Power|High Energy Focus]].
Ship Special System than enables "beam" weapons to bypass the target's armor ''including Heavy Armor'' (they must first penetrate the shields) and triples the chance to damage weapons and other essential systems (and often causes drive explosions). Achilles Targeting Unit + good computer (at least Cybertronic) + good "beams" = mass murder of enemy fleets, and genocide if also supported by Structural Analyzer and [[../Power|High Energy Focus]].
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Miniaturization: Reduces size and cost.
*Modifications: none.
*Modifications: none.


Best choice for non-Creatives: excruciatingly difficult - non-Creatives should hope the game does not get this far. Considering the situation for non-Creatives, the Virtual Reality Network a tech level back improves morale, is built immediately in all colonies and does not require maintenance. The Pleasure Dome has to be built and has maintenance.
Best choice for non-Creatives: excruciatingly difficult - non-Creatives should hope the game does not get this far. Considering the situation for non-Creatives, the Virtual Reality Network a tech level back improves morale, is built immediately in all colonies and do not maintenance. The Pleasure Dome has to be built and has maintenance.


This level is not often reached in competitive games, but it's a huge payday for Creatives, for whom 1 Battleship can sometimes destroy 4 to 6 non-Creative Battleships ''per combat turn'' (remember that Creatives also get Structural Analyzer and by this stage probably also have [[../Power|High Energy Focus + Megafluxers; and at least Anti-Matter Drives]]).
This level is not often reached in competitive games, but it's a huge payday for Creatives, for whom 1 Battleship can sometimes destroy 4 to 6 non-Creative Battleships ''per combat turn'' (remember that Creatives also get Structural Analyzer and by this stage have probably also got [[../Power|High Energy Focus + Megafluxers; and at least Anti-Matter Drives]]).


==Hyper-advanced Computers==
==Hyper-advanced Computers==
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