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	For any non-Crystal race, a hostile planet is one that is over 84 or under 15 degrees (50 being the average, or "ideal" temperature). [[The Crystal Confederation]] prefer 100°, but 0° is the only temperature planet they cannot live on.		#redirect[[Planets]]

	Most VGAP UIs will calculate the maximum clans a planet can hold. What is not immediately obvious is that clans on the surface of a planet in excess of the maximum can eat supplies (a small amount) to live, provided that there are enough supplies on the planet.

	~~For every extra clan over the maximum population, four supply units must also be on the surface of the planet to ensure their survival.~~

	For instance, if the maximum population of a planet is 189 clans, you may put 289 clans on a planet provided you ALSO ship in, or accumulate, 400 supplies, and simply leave them there. Two or three will be "eaten" every turn, but those are easily replaced by factory production and will not usually be noticeable.

	This can occasionally be difficult to arrange. An Avian planet requiring 1200 clans over maximum population will need a staggering 4800 supplies! Yet this will pay itself back quite quickly with patience, because it raises the maximum amount taxable from the natives per turn.


	~~If you're playing the~~ [[Rebels]] you're lucky since they can support 90,000 clans on arctic planets (without the need of supplies). While the Crystals prefer 100 degree planets, they actually have a maximum population advantage on all hostile (<15° or >84°, with the exception of 0°) planets compared to other races (except Rebels on cold planets).

	~~See this [[http://vgaplanets.ca/vgapcalc.php#growthtable Growthtable~~]] ~~for details.~~

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	For any non-Crystal race, a hostile planet is one that is over 84 or under 15 degrees (50 being the average, or "ideal" temperature). ~~Crystals~~ prefer 100°, but 0° is the only temperature planet they cannot live on.		For any non-Crystal race, a hostile planet is one that is over 84 or under 15 degrees (50 being the average, or "ideal" temperature). [[The Crystal Confederation]] prefer 100°, but 0° is the only temperature planet they cannot live on.

	Most VGAP UIs will calculate the maximum clans a planet can hold. What is not immediately obvious is that clans on the surface of a planet in excess of the maximum can eat supplies (a small amount) to live, provided that there are enough supplies on the planet.		Most VGAP UIs will calculate the maximum clans a planet can hold. What is not immediately obvious is that clans on the surface of a planet in excess of the maximum can eat supplies (a small amount) to live, provided that there are enough supplies on the planet.

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	For instance, if the maximum population of a planet is 189 clans, you may put 289 clans on a planet provided you ALSO ship in, or accumulate, 400 supplies, and simply leave them there. Two or three will be "eaten" every turn, but those are easily replaced by factory production and will not usually be noticeable.		For instance, if the maximum population of a planet is 189 clans, you may put 289 clans on a planet provided you ALSO ship in, or accumulate, 400 supplies, and simply leave them there. Two or three will be "eaten" every turn, but those are easily replaced by factory production and will not usually be noticeable.

	This can occasionally be difficult to arrange. An Avian planet requiring 1200 clans over maximum population will need a staggering 4800 supplies! Yet this will pay itself back quite quickly with patience.		This can occasionally be difficult to arrange. An Avian planet requiring 1200 clans over maximum population will need a staggering 4800 supplies! Yet this will pay itself back quite quickly with patience, because it raises the maximum amount taxable from the natives per turn.

James T. Plagerism at 13:43, 30 May 2011

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	For any non-Crystal race, a hostile planet is one that is over 85 or under 15 degrees (50 being the average, or "ideal" temperature).		For any non-Crystal race, a hostile planet is one that is over 84 or under 15 degrees (50 being the average, or "ideal" temperature). Crystals prefer 100°, but 0° is the only temperature planet they cannot live on.

	Most VGAP UIs will calculate the maximum clans a planet can hold. What is not immediately obvious is that clans on the surface of a planet in excess of the maximum can eat supplies (a small amount) to live, provided that there are enough supplies on the planet.		Most VGAP UIs will calculate the maximum clans a planet can hold. What is not immediately obvious is that clans on the surface of a planet in excess of the maximum can eat supplies (a small amount) to live, provided that there are enough supplies on the planet.
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	If you're playing the [[Rebels]] you're lucky since they can support 90,000 clans on arctic planets (without the need of supplies).		If you're playing the [[Rebels]] you're lucky since they can support 90,000 clans on arctic planets (without the need of supplies). While the Crystals prefer 100 degree planets, they actually have a maximum population advantage on all hostile (<15° or >84°, with the exception of 0°) planets compared to other races (except Rebels on cold planets).

	See this [[http://vgaplanets.ca/vgapcalc.php#growthtable Growthtable ]] for details.		See this [[http://vgaplanets.ca/vgapcalc.php#growthtable Growthtable]] for details.

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Mention the exception for the Rebels

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	For any non-Crystal race, a hostile planet is one that is over 85 or under 15 degrees (50 being the average, or "ideal" temperature).		For any non-Crystal race, a hostile planet is one that is over 85 or under 15 degrees (50 being the average, or "ideal" temperature).

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	This can occasionally be difficult to arrange. An Avian planet requiring 1200 clans over maximum population will need a staggering 4800 supplies! Yet this will pay itself back quite quickly with patience.		This can occasionally be difficult to arrange. An Avian planet requiring 1200 clans over maximum population will need a staggering 4800 supplies! Yet this will pay itself back quite quickly with patience.


			If you're playing the [[Rebels]] you're lucky since they can support 90,000 clans on arctic planets (without the need of supplies).

			See this [[http://vgaplanets.ca/vgapcalc.php#growthtable Growthtable ]] for details.

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For any non-Crystal race, a hostile planet is one that is over 85 or under 15 degrees (50 being the average, or "ideal" temperature).

Most VGAP UIs will calculate the maximum clans a planet can hold. What is not immediately obvious is that clans on the surface of a planet in excess of the maximum can eat supplies (a small amount) to live, provided that there are enough supplies on the planet.

For every extra clan over the maximum population, four supply units must also be on the surface of the planet to ensure their survival.

For instance, if the maximum population of a planet is 189 clans, you may put 289 clans on a planet provided you ALSO ship in, or accumulate, 400 supplies, and simply leave them there. Two or three will be "eaten" every turn, but those are easily replaced by factory production and will not usually be noticeable.

This can occasionally be difficult to arrange. An Avian planet requiring 1200 clans over maximum population will need a staggering 4800 supplies! Yet this will pay itself back quite quickly with patience.