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 ===== Colony Size =====
-  * Tiny - Less than a 10,000 people. Generally these are foundation colonies, setup to prep things before the main bulk of colonists arrive.
+  * Tiny - Less than a 10,000 people. A young colony, in an early stage of settlement and mostly consisting of first generation colonists.
   * Small - Up to 100,000 people.
-  * Medium - Up to a million people. This is a thriving colony.
+  * Medium - Up to a million people, stable and consisting of mostly native colonists.
   * Large - Up to ten million people, a thriving colony that is probably growing well and easily self-supporting.
   * Huge - More than ten million people. Moving out of the realms of a colony into a full fledged civilisation. They will have a full economy by this point, capable of supporting high technology (TL 7+).
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 ==== Religious ====
+These tend to have a strong religious government, and are started in order to expand the faith. They are the product of large, organised religions.
+===== Colony Types =====
+==== Domed Habitats ====
+Found on harsh worlds where people can't live on the surface. Tend to be on the Small to Medium size.
+==== Domed Cities ====
+Found on harsh worlds with Medium to Large colonies.
+==== Farmsteads ====
+Tiny or Small colonies on class I or II worlds. Lots of small settlements which specialise in farming.
+==== Rural Townships ====
+Small or Medium colonies on class I or II worlds. Lots of medium settlements which have branched out into industry and craft rather than just basic agriculture.
+==== Urban Colony ====
+Medium or Large colonies on class I or II worlds.