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 With the treaty, people recognize that they have lost the war and surrender. The terms of the treaty were negotiated between representatives of the ExoHumans and the leaders of the Alliance tribes. The negotiations lasted seven days. It was ratified by a popular vote among the people.
-The terms of the peace treaty are considered the basis for the [[the_human_legal_and_governmental_system_in_the_gamma_age|constitution of the Exohumans]] in the [[the_gamma_age|Gamma Age]] as well as their [[the_human_economic_system_in_the_gamma_age|economic system]].
+The terms of the Peace Treaty are considered the basis for the [[the_human_legal_and_governmental_system_in_the_gamma_age|legal and governmental system of the Exohumans]] in the [[the_gamma_age|Gamma Age]] as well as their [[the_human_economic_system_in_the_gamma_age|economic system]].
 The supervision of the observance of the rules of the Peace Treaty is carried out by so-called [[Native human behavior supervision|Native Supervisors]], who were created by the Alliance of Native Tribes and to whom all exohuman authorities are obliged to provide information.
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 **4. The ExoHumans receive fixed assigned reservations from the Natives. Outside these reservations, people may move only with the consent of the Natives.**
-Under this main item, it was determined that people would be given reservations for their community. The boundaries of the reserves coincide with the boundaries of the communities of New Kourou, Firetown, Hope and Morningstar.  Each of the communities is considered a separate reserve. People do not have unconditional residency rights outside the boundaries of their reservations. People are only allowed to move outside the boundaries of their territories to provide each other with resources or to visit each other on important private occasions. It is up to the people to use this limited right of residence judiciously, because it can be taken away from them at any time by the native tribes if they abuse it.
+Under this main item, it was determined that people would be given reservations for their community. The boundaries of the reserves coincide with the boundaries of the communities of [[new_kourou|New Kourou]], [[firetown|Firetown]], [[hope|Hope]] and [[morningstar|Morningstar]].  Each of the communities is considered a separate reserve. People do not have unconditional residency rights outside the boundaries of their reservations. People are only allowed to move outside the boundaries of their territories to provide each other with resources or to visit each other on important private occasions. It is up to the people to use this limited right of residence judiciously, because it can be taken away from them at any time by the native tribes if they abuse it.
-**5.The ExoHumans receive from the Native Tribes the right to govern themselves and organize their coexistence, as long as this does not violate any of the rules of the peace treaty.** Under this item it was clarified that the Native would not regulate the people beyond the terms of the peace treaty. People are allowed and required to organize their community to fit in with the Native Tribes community on VOI 700 D and live in "balance with nature."
+**5.The ExoHumans receive from the Native Tribes the right to govern themselves and organize their coexistence, as long as this does not violate any of the rules of the peace treaty.** Under this item it was clarified that the Native would not regulate the people beyond the terms of the Peace Treaty. People are allowed and required to organize their community to fit in with the Native Tribes community on VOI 700 D and live in "balance with nature."
 **6. The ExoHumans acknowledge that for the time being they have only a “temporary guest right” on VOI 700 D and that the natives will regularly monitor them for an indefinite period of time for behavior in accordance with the rules.**  To ensure this, the Native Tribes will periodically send observers to the reservations, to whom the people are obligated to provide information at all times.
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 ===== Perception of the Peace Treaty in exohuman society =====
-Since the surrender was preceded by an act of sabatoge by the [[anti_war_movement|Anti-War Movement]], the Peace Treaty was highly controversial among the people from the beginning. However, it can be said that a strong majority emerged quite quickly who were basically positive about the end of the war and the peace it brought and shared the reading that the people had triggered and provoked the war by their space-grabbing behavior.
+Since the surrender was preceded by an act of sabatoge by the [[anti_war_movement|Anti-War Movement]], the Peace Treaty was highly controversial among the Exohumans from the beginning. However, it can be said that a strong majority emerged quite quickly who were basically positive about the end of the war and the peace it brought and shared the reading that the people had triggered and provoked the war by their space-grabbing behavior.
-About 70 percent of exohuman settlers supported the Peace Treaty in the first years  (which is almost congruent with the voters of the [[communards|Communards]]).Their goal is to obtain "full residency rights" for the Humans and become a full, respected tribe in community with the other tribes.
+About 70 percent of exohuman settlers supported the Peace Treaty in the first years  (which is almost congruent with the voters of the [[communards|Communards]]).Their goal is to obtain "full residency rights" for the Exohumans and become a full, respected tribe in community with the other tribes.
-However, about 30 percent of the population (which is almost congruent with the [[individualists|Individualist]] voters) refuses to acknowledge the defeat of the people, saying that they were not defeated by the Natives, but that the defeat was brought about by "the treason of the Anti War Movement." Moreover, the rejectionists feel that the terms of the peace treaty are too restrictive and "inhibit civilization."
+However, about 30 percent of the population (which is almost congruent with the [[individualists|Individualist]] voters) refuses to acknowledge the defeat of the people, saying that they were not defeated by the Natives, but that the defeat was brought about by "the treason of the Anti War Movement." Moreover, the rejectionists feel that the terms of the Peace Treaty are too restrictive and "inhibit civilization."
-A radical minority among the rejecters of the peace treaty also questions whether people should live in peaceful co-existence with Native tribes at all. They rather hold the opinion that mankind should make the planet VOI 700 D subject to itself. Like their ancestors once did the earth.
+A radical minority among the rejecters of the Peace Treaty also questions whether people should live in peaceful co-existence with Native tribes at all. They rather hold the opinion that mankind should make the planet VOI 700 D subject to itself. Like their ancestors once did the earth.
+===== Tactical Advice for Dungeon Masters =====
+The Peace Treaty provides a powerful narrative tool for Dungeon Masters — whether as a backdrop for post-war Gamma Age adventures, a catalyst for political or cultural conflict, or a moral touchstone in Beta Age flashbacks that foreshadow the coming transformation of ExoHuman society.
+==== Potential Adventure Hook – The Disappeared Supervisor (Gamma Age): ====
+  * A Native Behavior Supervisor has gone missing near the edge of Firetown. The Federal Council quietly hires the players to investigate—without alerting the Native Tribes. What they uncover could shake the fragile trust between species: a radical Individualist cell, forbidden weapon caches, or something even stranger left behind from the war. Do they reveal the truth or bury it for the greater good?
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