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The '''Hivemind Crisis''' was an event in which [[Ashreksas]]'s [[Boron Parasite]] infected a large amount of [[ | The '''Hivemind Crisis''' was an event in which [[Ashreksas]]'s [[Boron Parasite]] infected a large amount of [[Keilicaela]] individuals, rendering them malleable to neural instruction from the [[Insanity Hub]]. The crisis escalated when these individuals were instructed to turn their weapons upon their own people, resulting in chaos, casualties and a fair amount of damage. | ||
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==Other information== | ==Other information== | ||
The catalyst for the Hivemind Crisis was based upon [[Project Hivemind]]-- a method to control alien species created by the [[Currai Imperium]]. This modern iteration is the only known successful implementation of the project's theories. | The catalyst for the Hivemind Crisis was based upon [[Project Hivemind]]--a method to control alien species created by the [[Currai Imperium]]. This modern iteration is the only known successful implementation of the project's theories. | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Keilicaela]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Keilicaela Empire]] | ||
[[Category:Ashderian]] | [[Category:Ashderian]] | ||
[[Category:Currai Imperium]] | [[Category:Currai Imperium]] |
Revision as of 22:51, 2 February 2018
The Hivemind Crisis was an event in which Ashreksas's Boron Parasite infected a large amount of Keilicaela individuals, rendering them malleable to neural instruction from the Insanity Hub. The crisis escalated when these individuals were instructed to turn their weapons upon their own people, resulting in chaos, casualties and a fair amount of damage.
Total damage
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History
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Other information
The catalyst for the Hivemind Crisis was based upon Project Hivemind--a method to control alien species created by the Currai Imperium. This modern iteration is the only known successful implementation of the project's theories.