Where in the Multiverse Would You Build an Empire?

[SMJB]

Good plan SMJB, though 1, this is sci fi, and your talking about fantasy but secondly, you don't have the population needed to keep a hive world working.

Multiverses where all fiction is real is an inherently magical concept, and we're clearly allowed to mix and match universes with contradictory physical laws, but fine--if we're not using the "M" word, I can adjust my plans.

Who do I fill Coruscant with? Well, some people from the native universe who know how the native technology works--not to mention how to maintain the planet's vital systems--is a good start. Then, as many people from the following political entities as will fit, with the aforementioned caveats and in the best possible mix:

- The Federation from Star Trek
- The Star Kingdom/Empire of Manticore from the Honorverse
- The Asgard from SG-1, if they don't violate the tech ceiling of the SW universe.
- Earth from SG-1
- the 12 Colonies from Caprica (the prequel to the new BSG)
- Earth from Ghost in the Shell
- Panem from The Hunger Games (just in case any of their bio-engineered goodies/bioengineering skills may be useful)
- Earth from Alien Nation, just because I can.
- Alternia from Homestuck, likewise.
- For that matter, Earth from Homestuck. Assuming these are valid.
- Whatever the name of the planet Freefall takes place on was, whenever the next FTL ship arrives.
- Earth from Jurassic Park. Because. (Novel and movie universes both, naturally.)
- Something where psychic powers are a legitimate thing, common, and well-understood.
- Hey, wait a second, there's actually two Star Wars universes now (the old EU and the Disney version)--I can nab jedi from whichever one I'm not in.
- Various hyperintelligent entities from the Orion's Arm universe, though I suppose at that point I'm no longer in control...
- Maybe some ships and groups of people from the Alien and Known Space universes, just to increase the number of FTL types I have access to (also, Known Space has psychics).
- That freaking inter-dimensional portal from Conquistador (a novel by S.M. Stirling), and New Virginia can be our first conquest.

[Corvus 501]

@Corvus 501
Any chance of ruling on my Plan? I am curious what you think of using a High tech ship, but one from the actual show itself

Sounds like a good plan, its more mercantile than most of the plans shown here, which, frankly, is a good thing. Setting up an empire is not always a good idea, but a trading network would seem to be a hell of a lot better of an idea than Purple's amusingly sociopathic and megalomaniac plan. Great idea.

[Crossroads Inc.]

@Corvus 501
Any chance of ruling on my Plan? I am curious what you think of using a High tech ship, but one from the actual show itself

Sounds like a good plan, its more mercantile than most of the plans shown here, which, frankly, is a good thing. Setting up an empire is not always a good idea, but a trading network would seem to be a hell of a lot better of an idea than Purple's amusingly sociopathic and megalomaniac plan. Great idea.

Indeed, I have never had much of an interest in making my Empire. Changing OTHER pre existing Empires, thats something i'll do ;P

But Yes, The concept of exchanging goods with a magic world like Gaia from the Anime is quite attractive. The only part I wasn't sure of was being able to use the Factory ship, but it seems your cool with that So having an army of Android things churning out goods for both world is going to be a blast

Personally I'll enjoy just seeing the world of Gaia develop beyond the end of the Anime series.