User:Haycat2009/Kingdoms of the isotropic realms

Vitae

Exemplar rule: B3/S23

Vitae is a city ruled by the existence of many small still-lifes, and usually a small c/4d spaceship.

This city is a popular tourist destination.

Soups in this rulespace tend to be long-living and often consist of self-localizing structures. A requirement by these rules is that these rules must have S2a.

Tritoquatronum

Exemplar rule: Hard to describe - many nominees - one being B34ar5in/S2i3-i4-nwz5ceny6cei7e8

Tritoquatronum's inhabitants include three notable 4-cell objects we call the block, bleeper, and fish. Usually these inhabitants are still or period-2, although it is not rare to find higher-period inahbitants.

Spaceships include a common 6-cell c/3 orthogonal, but it is not rare to find small slow spaceships or the odd diagonal spaceship.

Soups in this rulespace tend to be long-living and often consist of one giant blob slowly decreasing in size. A requirement by these rules is that these rules must not have S2a.

Linealand

Exemplar rule: B2-a3-i/S23-a

Soups in this rulespace tend to be short-living, with many long lines coming from soup, and possibly the odd spaceship or wickstretcher.

The Land of Friends

Exemplar rule: B2-a/S12

Many objects are very small (about 2 to 4 cells), and are usually high-period. Most rules in this rulespace tend to have a 'banana' c/4 diagonal or c/6 diagonal spaceship.

Soups in this rulespace tend to be short-living, with many high-period oscillators. They must have S1e, though, or the characteristic 2-cell objects might not exist!

The odd replicator might come up though. Be careful!

Snowflakia

Exemplar rule: B2ci3ai4c8/S02ae3eijkq4iz5ar6i7e

Many objects are very small and include a common still-life that can be 'pushed around' by a common spaceship. Such rules usually have a small orthogonal and diagonal spaceship, and many small SLs and oscillators.

Frigidica

Exemplar rule: B/S012345678

Such rules have very little activity, settling fast but forming many periodic objects.

The land resembles an ice sheet to the uninitiated.

Such rules usually have few or no birth conditions.

The Diamondwalled

Exemplar rule: B3457/S4568

Such rules tend to have very high-period oscillators and diamond-shaped patches.

Rules here tend to be stable or slowly exploding.

These rules tend to have many high birth and survival conditions.

Expansion plains

Exemplar rule: B2/S

Such rules tend to explode and have tiny patterns, ranging from replicators, 4-cell spaceships and rakes.

These rules must contain B1c, B1e or B2a.

Faquaaristan

Exemplar rule: B2a3i/S12

Such rules have B2a/B1e but are not explosive. An intresting bunch indeed.