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Native to P3X-888, the Goa'uld emerged as a powerful faction after the collapse/Ascension of the [[Ancient]] civilization. Using the [[Stargage (Device)|Stargate]] network, the Goa'uld managed to come across ancient [[Earth]] and posed as Gods among several early Terran civilizations, while relocating populations of humans to various other worlds, Transplanting human civilisations across the galaxy and eventually abandoning earth. The Goa'uld established a feudal empire over most of the [[Milky Way]], keeping themselves in power through armies of Jaffa and via religion, with human serfs under the Goa'uld worshiping them as gods.  
Native to P3X-888, the Goa'uld emerged as a powerful faction after the collapse/Ascension of the [[Ancient]] civilization. Using the [[Stargage (Device)|Stargate]] network, the Goa'uld managed to come across ancient [[Earth]] and posed as Gods among several early Terran civilizations, while relocating populations of humans to various other worlds, Transplanting human civilisations across the galaxy and eventually abandoning earth. The Goa'uld established a feudal empire over most of the [[Milky Way]], keeping themselves in power through armies of Jaffa and via religion, with human serfs under the Goa'uld worshiping them as gods.  


== Social Structure ==
== Organization ==
Goa'uld society was feudal, but far from united.  The Goa'uld sphere of influence was divided into different kingdoms consisting of several planets ruled by a System Lord, who in turn had several administrators ruling over smaller domains within the kingdom.  Various staffs of officers, administrators and scientists served these administrators. Beneath them were the [[Jaffa]], who served the Goa'uld in a military capacity, and human serfs and slaves.


Goa'uld society was fuedal, but far from united with the Goa'uld sphere of influence being divided up into different kingdoms consisting of several planets ruled by a System Lord, who in turn has several administrators ruling over smaller domains in his empire along with various staffs of officers, administrators and scientists. Benieth them were the [[Jaffa]], which served the Goa'uld in a military copacity and human serfs and slaves. Under normal conditions, the Goa'uld system lords were constantly at each other's throats, vying for power in a semi-ritualised form of warfare, save on occasions in which a major threat presents itself to the status-quo.
Under normal conditions, the Goa'uld system lords were constantly at each other's throats, vying for power in a semi-ritualised form of warfare, cooperating only in the face of major threat to their status-quo.


== Goa'uld of Note ==
== Goa'uld of Note ==

Revision as of 20:42, 28 April 2008

The Goa'uld are a species of Eusocial parasitic sapients that are the first revealed and primary villians for much of the Stargate franchise.

Attributes

Physiologically, most Goa'uld resemble lampreys about thirty centimeters long and are capable of entering the body of a lifeform to commandeer control of it. They also increase the lifespan (further augmented by devices such as sarcophagi) and strength of the individual, as well as being able to improve general health.

History

Native to P3X-888, the Goa'uld emerged as a powerful faction after the collapse/Ascension of the Ancient civilization. Using the Stargate network, the Goa'uld managed to come across ancient Earth and posed as Gods among several early Terran civilizations, while relocating populations of humans to various other worlds, Transplanting human civilisations across the galaxy and eventually abandoning earth. The Goa'uld established a feudal empire over most of the Milky Way, keeping themselves in power through armies of Jaffa and via religion, with human serfs under the Goa'uld worshiping them as gods.

Organization

Goa'uld society was feudal, but far from united. The Goa'uld sphere of influence was divided into different kingdoms consisting of several planets ruled by a System Lord, who in turn had several administrators ruling over smaller domains within the kingdom. Various staffs of officers, administrators and scientists served these administrators. Beneath them were the Jaffa, who served the Goa'uld in a military capacity, and human serfs and slaves.

Under normal conditions, the Goa'uld system lords were constantly at each other's throats, vying for power in a semi-ritualised form of warfare, cooperating only in the face of major threat to their status-quo.

Goa'uld of Note

  • Ra
  • Ba'al
  • Apophis
  • Anubis
  • Yu
  • Sokar