Playable Species - Revision history

Jonttte: Added Species navigation template

2026-11-01T03:57:55Z

Added Species navigation template

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	\|\| Eyes \|\| Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via light.		\|\| Eyes \|\| Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via light.
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			{{Species}}

Jonttte: Split the Porting templates again but put them beneath their respective header instead

2026-11-01T03:47:58Z

Split the Porting templates again but put them beneath their respective header instead

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 There are currently eight playable species in Space Station 14—Humans, Reptilians, Slimes, Diona, Dwarves, Arachnids, Moths, and Vox. Each has their own distinct stats, strengths, and weaknesses, but all have a few things in common:
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 == Reptilians ==
 [[File:FullLizard.png|100px|right]]
 Reptile-like humanoids with sharp claws, tough scales, and an appetite for raw meat. Their unarmed melee attacks do slash instead of blunt damage. Onions, coffee, and tea are poisonous to them and they are unable to consume grain, dairy, or any overly processed products.
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 == Slimes ==
 [[File:Fullslime.png|100px|right]]
 Gelatinous humanoid masses of goo, who breathe [[nitrogen]] instead of [[oxygen]] and exhale [[nitrous oxide]]. They are naturally vulnerable to both high- and low-pressure barotrauma but their elastic form makes them resistant to blunt damage.
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 == Diona ==
 [[File:Fulldiona.png|100px|right]]
 Tree-like plant people whose bodies react with fertilizer and weed-killing chemicals similar to regular plants. They cannot wear shoes and have a relatively high resistance to brute damage. They also have [[sap]] instead of {{Cl|blood|Blood}}, and require significantly more water to stay hydrated.
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 == Arachnids ==
 [[File:Arachnid-full.png|100px|right]]
 Arachnids cut a striking figure with their pressure-resistant exoskeletons and extra arms. Possibly related to the space spiders and giant tarantulas found in outer space. Thanks to their similarly robust digestive systems, they are able to consume raw food without the risk of disease.
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 == Moths ==
 [[File:Fullmoth.png|100px|right]]
 Moths are an insectoid species, with wings that allow them greater control in zero gravity than other species and a natural resistance to cold, which helps greatly in a space environment. This comes at the cost of heat being significantly more dangerous to them.
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 == Vox ==
 ''This species is not recommended for new players.''

Jonttte: Consolidated the planned porting templates

2026-11-01T02:58:18Z

Consolidated the planned porting templates

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	\| status = partial		\| status = partial
	\| original = Nian		\| original = Nian
	\| notes = Name, lore and vulnerabilities changes. Mainly Moth ~~Person~~ -> Nian.		\| notes = Name, lore and vulnerabilities changes. Mainly Moth -> Nian.
	\| pr = 112		\| pr = 112
	}}		}}
	{{Porting		{{Porting
	\| feature = Diona		\| feature = Diona, Skkulakin, Slime People and Vox
	\| status = planned		\| status = planned
	\| original = ~~Diona~~		\| original = Template:Species
	~~\| notes = Part of the Minimum Viable Product list.~~
	}}
	~~{{Porting~~
	~~\| feature = Skkulakin~~
	~~\| status = planned~~
	~~\| original = Skkulakin~~
	~~\| notes = Part of the Minimum Viable Product list.~~
	}}
	~~{{Porting~~
	~~\| feature = Slime People~~
	~~\| status = planned~~
	~~\| original = Slime People~~
	~~\| notes = Part of the Minimum Viable Product list.~~
	}}
	~~{{Porting~~
	~~\| feature = Vox~~
	~~\| status = planned~~
	~~\| original = Vox~~
	\| notes = Part of the Minimum Viable Product list.		\| notes = Part of the Minimum Viable Product list.
	}}		}}

Jonttte: Changed porting to Diona, Skkulakin, Slime People and Vox

2026-10-31T11:08:45Z

Changed porting to Diona, Skkulakin, Slime People and Vox

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Jonttte: Added porting template for Grey, Tajaran and Nian

2026-10-31T10:36:01Z

Added porting template for Grey, Tajaran and Nian

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Jonttte: Added Imported Page template

2026-10-29T15:06:20Z

Added Imported Page template

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imported>Festivite: added note that vulpakin are missing from wiki

2026-05-15T13:58:19Z

added note that vulpakin are missing from wiki

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	There are currently eight playable species in Space Station 14—Humans, Reptilians, Slimes, Diona, Dwarves, Arachnids, Moths, and Vox. Each has their own distinct stats, strengths, and weaknesses, but all have a few things in common:		There are currently eight playable species in Space Station 14—Humans, Reptilians, Slimes, Diona, Dwarves, Arachnids, Moths, and Vox. Each has their own distinct stats, strengths, and weaknesses, but all have a few things in common:

imported>Chusuisetsu: /* Arachnids */ I was curious what the Latin meaning of the randomly generated last name of one of my Arachnids, Digua, was. Throughout a few Google searches I found out that "Digua" was not actually Latin but part of the name of a species of spider: Patu Digua, which was named after where it was discovered. Realizing the names were from spiders instead of Latin, I rolled random Arachnid names a bunch. Found several non-Latin spider names, but no non-spider Latin names. New ex name is rolled.

2026-04-14T02:56:36Z

Arachnids: I was curious what the Latin meaning of the randomly generated last name of one of my Arachnids, Digua, was. Throughout a few Google searches I found out that "Digua" was not actually Latin but part of the name of a species of spider: Patu Digua, which was named after where it was discovered. Realizing the names were from spiders instead of Latin, I rolled random Arachnid names a bunch. Found several non-Latin spider names, but no non-spider Latin names. New ex name is rolled.

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	They have two extra pocket slots formed by webs.		They have two extra pocket slots formed by webs.

	'''Naming conventions:''' ~~Latin~~ (ex. ~~Pluribus Unum~~)		'''Naming conventions:''' Names of spiders, typically scientific names (ex. Dysdera Andohahela)

	=== Pros ===		=== Pros ===

imported>Rubyn: Updating moth heat and fire damages, from [https://github.com/space-wizards/space-station-14/pull/39672 #39672]

2025-09-02T18:35:58Z

Updating moth heat and fire damages, from [https://github.com/space-wizards/space-station-14/pull/39672 #39672]

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	* Their diet is restricted to cloth, including clothing, gloves, and other wearable items. Chefs can prepare moth-specific foods for them.		* Their diet is restricted to cloth, including clothing, gloves, and other wearable items. Chefs can prepare moth-specific foods for them.
	* They will start taking heat damage at 5 °C lower than other species.		* They will start taking heat damage at 5 °C lower than other species.
	* They take 30% more heat damage.		* They take 20% more heat damage.
	* Additionally, when directly on fire, they take 3 times more heat damage.		* Additionally, when directly on fire, they take 2.5 times more heat damage.
	{\| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"		{\| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
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	\|\| Eyes \|\| Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via the light.		\|\| Eyes \|\| Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via the light.
	\|}		\|}


	== Vox ==		== Vox ==

imported>Rubyn: Removing mention of "Common" as a naming convention for Reptiles, Slimepeople, Diona, and Vox. It's already clear from the lede that they're allowed to use this naming format.

2025-08-02T20:07:11Z

Removing mention of "Common" as a naming convention for Reptiles, Slimepeople, Diona, and Vox. It's already clear from the lede that they're allowed to use this naming format.

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	Reptile-like humanoids with sharp claws, tough scales, and an appetite for raw meat. Their unarmed melee attacks do slash instead of blunt damage. Onions, coffee, and tea are poisonous to them and they are unable to consume grain, dairy, or any overly processed products.		Reptile-like humanoids with sharp claws, tough scales, and an appetite for raw meat. Their unarmed melee attacks do slash instead of blunt damage. Onions, coffee, and tea are poisonous to them and they are unable to consume grain, dairy, or any overly processed products.

	'''Naming conventions:''' Verbal (ex. Eats-The-Mouse)~~, Common~~		'''Naming conventions:''' Verbal (ex. Eats-The-Mouse)

	=== Pros ===		=== Pros ===
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	Gelatinous humanoid masses of goo, who breathe [[nitrogen]] instead of [[oxygen]] and exhale [[nitrous oxide]]. They are naturally vulnerable to both high- and low-pressure barotrauma but their elastic form makes them resistant to blunt damage.		Gelatinous humanoid masses of goo, who breathe [[nitrogen]] instead of [[oxygen]] and exhale [[nitrous oxide]]. They are naturally vulnerable to both high- and low-pressure barotrauma but their elastic form makes them resistant to blunt damage.

	'''Naming conventions:''' Onomatopoeic (Foolp, Blorp)~~, Common~~		'''Naming conventions:''' Onomatopoeic (ex. Foolp, Blorp)

	=== Pros ===		=== Pros ===
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	Tree-like plant people whose bodies react with fertilizer and weed-killing chemicals similar to regular plants. They cannot wear shoes and have a relatively high resistance to brute damage. They also have [[sap]] instead of {{Cl\|blood\|Blood}}, and require significantly more water to stay hydrated.		Tree-like plant people whose bodies react with fertilizer and weed-killing chemicals similar to regular plants. They cannot wear shoes and have a relatively high resistance to brute damage. They also have [[sap]] instead of {{Cl\|blood\|Blood}}, and require significantly more water to stay hydrated.

	'''Naming conventions:''' Qualic (ex. A Peaceful Sunrise)~~, Common~~		'''Naming conventions:''' Qualic (ex. A Peaceful Sunrise)

	=== Pros ===		=== Pros ===
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	They have two extra pocket slots formed by webs.		They have two extra pocket slots formed by webs.

	'''Naming conventions:''' Latin (ex. Pluribus Unum)~~, Common~~		'''Naming conventions:''' Latin (ex. Pluribus Unum)

	=== Pros ===		=== Pros ===
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	Vox are raptor-like creatures that can only breathe nitrogen, as oxygen is very hazardous to their health, to the point where they take ticking poison damage as long as they're exposed to the air with even trace of oxygen within it. To counteract this, they must either be in a pure nitrogen environment or, more commonly, breathing from a nitrogen tank, one of which is provided to them at the start of each round.		Vox are raptor-like creatures that can only breathe nitrogen, as oxygen is very hazardous to their health, to the point where they take ticking poison damage as long as they're exposed to the air with even trace of oxygen within it. To counteract this, they must either be in a pure nitrogen environment or, more commonly, breathing from a nitrogen tank, one of which is provided to them at the start of each round.

	'''Naming conventions:''' Repetitive polysyllabic mononyms (ex. Hirixashahre, Xapikrikrik)~~, Common~~		'''Naming conventions:''' Repetitive polysyllabic mononyms (ex. Hirixashahre, Xapikrikrik)

	=== Pros ===		=== Pros ===