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Whether working together or playing together, sophonts naturally tend to form groups based on common goals or interests. This section is where you can find out about those groups.

• The Ziranii, a Vilani Psionics Society (Jason Kemp) Although repeatedly persecuted, this psionic society keeps coming back.
• The Order of Zar-Tis: A Daryen Society of Psionic Knights (Jason Kemp) A clandestine organization pre-dating the Maghiz
• The Church of the Creator (Richard Honeycutt) A Vargr faith that encourages its followers to strive to ever better themselves and their surroundings.
• The Church of the Machine God (Tuukka Tenhunen) Information as the path to Transcendance
• Gitans des Ceintures (Michael Hughes and Glenn M. Goffin) A closed nomadic society that can pick a planetoid belt clean in record time.
• Iper'mar Nomads (Alvin Plummer) A closer look at a nomadic culture that has made themselves at home in space.
• The Forlorn (Bruce Johnson) From a homeworld lost in a calamity to space-dwellers with highly desirable skills.
• Ilurians (Michael Brown) Frigid furries?
• Maave (Andrew Morris) Avian-derived, but definitely not birdbrains
• The Nightstalkers (Michael Brown) Unacknowledged, even unknown, and they like it that way.
• The Wayward, A Terraforming Company (Peter Brenton) A nomadic group who have made a specialty of terraforming
• Sintoshareeta (Michael Brown) This arboreally-adapted human minor race knows from experience that it's not easy being green...
• Surgisilena (Michael Brown) A society of professional companions, with a philosophy and ideology to spread
• The Veloth (George M. Sibley) An insular race with an empire of their own
• The Plann in Hyperlite (Tim Bancroft) An overview of one of the major aliens in Hyperlite
• The Blades Mercenary Unit (Richard Perks) A potentially good team, with some bad history
• The Hospitallers (Sam Swindell) A modern Monastic Knightly Order, rigidly helpful, rigidly apolitical.
• Domina Kokeshi and Domidi Ilundoji (Cian Witheren) One origin, two antagonistic religions
• The Brotherhood of the Edge (Jeffrey Schwartz) Sword Masters, since before the First Imperium
• The Aesirist Cult: Religion in the Sacnoth Dominate (David Johnson) Modern animism with an Old Norse veneer.
• Eroctopi (Timothy Collinson) They may look sorta like Terran octopi, but they're definitely not.
• El Alba (Gaizka Márquez, translated by Google and Jeff Zeitlin) A (not so) secret world government arm
• Ratmen in Space: The Rattati (Joe Adams) Are uplifted vermin still vermin?
• Koszrans (Paul Drye) Ecology is a way of life
• The Lacerto (Gaizka Márquez, translated by Google and Jeff Zeitlin) Pests, but tolerated because they keep the vermin down
• The Ularu (Robert Pearce) Insectoids with a routine that includes keeping humans as ritual hostages