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Description
Classification: Humanoid
Standard Height: 2-2.3 meters
Skin Color: Silver
Eye Color: Silver
Standard Lifespan: 100-150 years
Homeworld: Libra
Diet: Omnivorous

A mathematically inclined civilization, Libran society is almost entirely around the concept of "balance". They always strive for the "balanced" number in their accomplishments and social values. Their architecture and artwork are always precise and properly measured in design, their technology and level of development is based around a specified rate of advancement, and even their population is always a certain "perfect" number, the latter which they do not tell outsiders. At its present development level, the Libran Directorate is a notably advanced Galactic Power, though its authority stems mostly through economics rather than conquest and accumulated territory. On the other hand, new ideas toward society, art and science are continuing to catch on. Perhaps the most "radical" is the idea of developing an "imbalanced" system toward certain things; needless to say, this has resulted in much uproar within their society.

Description
Classification: Humanoid
Standard Height: 2-2.3 meters
Skin Color: Silver
Eye Color: Silver
Standard Lifespan: 100-150 years
Homeworld: Libra
Diet: Omnivorous

A mathematically inclined civilization, Libran society is almost entirely around the concept of "balance". They always strive for the "balanced" number in their accomplishments and social values. Their architecture and artwork are always precise and properly measured in design, their technology and level of development is based around a specified rate of advancement, and even their population is always a certain "perfect" number, the latter which they do not tell outsiders. At its present development level, the Libran Directorate is a notably advanced Galactic Power, though its authority stems mostly through economics rather than conquest and accumulated territory. On the other hand, new ideas toward society, art and science are continuing to catch on. Perhaps the most "radical" is the idea of developing an "imbalanced" system toward certain things; needless to say, this has resulted in much uproar within their society.