# Two Thousand Worlds The **Concordance of the Two Thousand Worlds** is the civilizational bloc dominated by the **k'Kree** species —a profoundly herbivorous, collective, and militant culture whose political system is structured as an expansionist theocracy with radical ecological foundations. Despite its name, the Concordance encompasses far more than two thousand planets. The number is symbolic: it represents the original vision of a predator-free galactic order, where all worlds have been purified of carnivorous species and their derivatives. The k'Kree are xenophobic, but not impulsively genocidal. Their doctrine demands not indiscriminate extermination, but re-education, conversion, and large-scale terraforming. However, their intolerance toward carnivorous —and even omnivorous— cultures makes them a high-risk diplomatic force. Internally, the Concordance operates as a hierarchical network of clans, guided by a Council of Visionary Elders. Their decisions blend religious doctrine, ecological analysis, and strategic objectives. They reject psionics, but wield a logistics system of extreme precision. As of the year 1201, the Concordance maintains a tense balance with its neighbors. Though their *purification* campaigns have slowed, their doctrine remains unchanged: the universe must be cleansed. What has changed is their method —now operating through transactional alliances, ideological pressure, and aggressive yet formally legitimate diplomacy. *** ## The Two Thousand Worlds in the Game In **The Corporate Wars**, the Concordance is not a bargaining *Allegiance*: it is a doctrinal force with its own agenda. Playable k'Kree *Polities* are not founded on planets, but on migratory herds and ecological fleets built for biological terraforming. Their bases of operation are orbital vessels, landing platforms, or mobile habitats aligned with sacred principles. Their narratives revolve around **doctrinal expansion**, ecological transformation, and the imposition of bioethical norms wherever they arrive. They do not trade�they reform. They do not negotiate�they correct. Their alliances are rare but possible, when serving their long-term goals. Dealing with them requires strict adaptation: dietary purges, ideological commitments, biosphere redesigns. For players, engaging with —or against— the k'Kree means facing a logic that is alien, impersonal, and absolute. They do not seek power, but purity. They do not pursue wealth, but total ecological harmony. Successful *Polities* under this *Allegiance* don't adapt to the system —they redefine it. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://arw.gitbook.io/tcw-whitepaper/game-basics/polities/alliegances/two-thousand-worlds.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.