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| - The ursoid Bulrathi were an almost unstoppable force in ground combat; when they attacked a planet the opposing ground forces were often easily overrun, and attacking one of theirs was even more difficult. Bulrathi fleets preferred large, tough ships. Bulrathi scientists were usually behind other races in computer quality, but their construction methods and weapons were good. Usually aggressive, Bulrathi emperors put an unusual emphasis on their ecologies. Their primary enemies were the Darloks and the Mrrshan; however they trusted the Humans more than other races.
- At the end of the day, the Bulrathi only respect those who can match them in battle and those who do not back away from adversity. The Bulrathi Emperor exemplifies the contradictory nature of the Bulrathi: noble protector and ruthless destroyer. The Emperor is a dictator counseled by various political organizations which serve the military, economic, social, and other necessary needs of an empire.
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| - The ursoid Bulrathi were an almost unstoppable force in ground combat; when they attacked a planet the opposing ground forces were often easily overrun, and attacking one of theirs was even more difficult. Bulrathi fleets preferred large, tough ships. Bulrathi scientists were usually behind other races in computer quality, but their construction methods and weapons were good. Usually aggressive, Bulrathi emperors put an unusual emphasis on their ecologies. Their primary enemies were the Darloks and the Mrrshan; however they trusted the Humans more than other races. The Bulrathi experienced little change after all this time, except that their ecological focus began to disappear. Their homeworld was high-gravity, which sustained their reputation for physical strength and toughness. A Bulrathi soldier could survive twice the damage that would destroy other life forms. Their soldiers were still extremely gifted at ground combat, and they also became more adept at space attacks as well. The Bulrathi were thought of as being aggressive and bold, willing to attack if their opponents were weak or unready. Their government was a Dictatorship. Bulrathi leaders were friendly towards the Elerians, but they did not trust Darloks or Meklars.
- At the end of the day, the Bulrathi only respect those who can match them in battle and those who do not back away from adversity. The Bulrathi Emperor exemplifies the contradictory nature of the Bulrathi: noble protector and ruthless destroyer. The Emperor is a dictator counseled by various political organizations which serve the military, economic, social, and other necessary needs of an empire. Thousands of years ago, the planet of Ursa, home world to the Bulrathi, was ravaged by warfare and disastrous environmental policies. A small band of Bulrathi scientists devoted their lives to developing rare machines that could breathe life back onto the damaged planet – bringing about one of the earliest known terraforming events in the modern universe. The process was a success and Ursa was successfully terraformed into a sustainable planet once more, but the technology was lost to the Bulrathi over many generations that made a mockery of “weak” scientists. The terraforming was a major event in the collective psyche of the Bulrathi. The death and resurrection of their home planet is remembered primarily through their belief system. Their past mistakes have made them into protectors of the defenseless and champions of planetary protection policies. The wounds of time have not healed for the Bulrathi, and they will bring ruin to those who do not heed their warnings.
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