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 Most human facilities work well for most of the humanoid races.
-====Dasi territories====
+====Salarian territories====
-Humans can freely enter Dasi territories and be freely there with very few restrictions. Most Dasi facilities suit humans well, though the general lighting level tends to be lower than in human equivalent places. Many humans from the empire are now in the Dasi territories with the gates opening up travel and trade.  Humans and Dasi can eat many of the same foods, so with care one can sample the local cuisine.
+Humans can freely enter Salarian territories and be freely there with very few restrictions. Most Salarian facilities suit humans well, though the general lighting level tends to be lower than in human equivalent places. Many humans from the empire are now in the Salarian territories with the gates opening up travel and trade.  Humans and Salarians can eat many of the same foods, so with care one can sample the local cuisine.
-====Menil territories====
+====Turian territories====
-There is some distrust between the Menil and the Empire, causing lower effective rights level in the Menil territories for humans. Most Menil facilities suit humans fairly well, but beds tend to be very hard.  Humans and Menil can eat mostly same foods, but will not get all the needed things so one should eat supplements. Most humans find most Menil food boring and bland so travelers often also bring spices.
+There is some distrust between the Turians and the Empire, causing lower effective rights level in the Turian territories for humans. Most Turian facilities suit humans fairly well, but beds tend to be very hard.  Humans and Turian cannot eat same foods, though most larger Turian worlds will have food that fits most of the other races available, travelers may want to bring own food along just in case.
-Most facilities are multi-species (and multi-gender as Menil do not have body modesty)
+Most facilities are multi-species (and multi-gender as Turians do not have body modesty)
-====Taxysi territories====
+====Asari territories====
-The Taxysi territories are bit baffling for humans in many ways as freedoms there for humans seem to be both higher and lower than for locals. The basic rules of behavior are simple but there seem to be millions of rules and millions of exceptions and places where humans cannot go or cannot do.
+The Arasi territories are bit baffling for humans in many ways as freedoms there for humans seem to be both higher and lower than for locals. The basic rules of behavior are simple but there seem to be millions of rules and millions of exceptions and places where humans cannot go or cannot do.
-Taxysi can fully eat human foods and Human can eat much of the Taxysi food. The Taxysi do not need supplements when using human food, but humans need supplements if on Taxysi food.
+Asari can fully eat human foods and Human can eat much of the Asari food. The Asari do not need supplements when using human food, but humans need supplements if on Asari food.
-Almost all Taxysi facilities are multi-species, but there are no special gender specific things due to lack of genders in Taxysi.
+Almost all Asari facilities are multi-species, but there are no special gender specific things due to lack of genders in Asari.
 =====Reactions=====
 Many humans have slight intolerance to all aliens giving aliens an effective -1 to reactions in the empire.
-The Menil distrust humans giving humans an effective -1 to reactions.
+The Turians distrust humans giving humans an effective -1 to reactions.
-A significant procentage of Taxysi are Xenophilic, so there is normally no penalty and in some cases a bonus for other races when dealing with them.
+A significant procentage of Asari are Xenophilic, so there is normally no penalty and in some cases a bonus for other races when dealing with them.