Ori

Ori Ascended Being

Summary

The Ori (pronounced or-eye; alternate spelling "Orii") were a collective of Ascended Beings who manifested themselves in a wall of fire in the City of the Gods on the Plains of Celestis in a far galaxy that was original home of the Ancients who were called the Altera those many millions of years ago.

Stargate References

Introduction

Millions of years ago in a very distant galaxy, a group of humans were on the evolutionary path toward ascension, the shedding of the physical body to live as a form of energy on a higher plane of existence as Ascended Beings. One part of this group was known as the Altera, and they lived in a mountaintop village. They appeared to be a simple people, but underground, they conducted scientific investigations in secret. They were fearful of their brethren, the Ori, the followers of a philosophy called "Origin", who didn't support their scientific views. Tension between the two groups grew as the philosophical gap widened between them, until the Ori began to amass armies to strike down the Altera. Instead of engaging in a war, the Altera fled in a single starship that burst forth from their mountaintop home. The Ori felt that the Altera's flight was a great victory over "evil", but even so, their hatred of the Altera continued to grow. (6.04 "Frozen", 9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1", Stargate: The Ark of Truth)

The Altera traveled for thousands of years and then found the Milky Way. They called their new home "Avalon" and built a Stargate network. Five to ten million years ago, these Ancients' existence was threatened by a plague that swept through the galaxy. Some of the Ancients left the Milky Way in the city-ship "Atlantis" where they found a new home in the Pegasus Galaxy. Some of them learned to ascend. Those who remained and could not ascend died of the plague. After this galactic devastation, there was a group of Ancients who used the advanced weapon on Dakara to reseed the galaxy with life, thus creating the second evolution of humanity. (6.22 "Full Circle", 8.18 "Threads", 9.02 "Avalon Part 2"; Stargate Atlantis: 1.01 "Rising Part 1")

The Ori eventually ascended as well, and they, too, created another evolution of humanity in their home galaxy. The Altera who ascended joined a collective called The Others, while the Ori joined in a collective in opposition to them. Whereas The Others established rules of non-interference concerning the "lowers", those in the corporeal plane of existence, the Ori promised to show their humanity the Path to Enlightenment toward ascension as long as they worshipped them as their gods and creators through their religion, called "Origin", which was laid out in The Book of Origin. The reason for these polar positions is that an Ascended Being is actually able to gain more power in the ascended planes of existence through the surrender of a human's free will. The more worshippers the Ori obtained, the more powerful they became. Any humans who refused the Ori were destroyed. Those who surrendered their free will to the Ori did not obtain ascension that was promised in Origin because the Ori did not intend to share their power. Not wanting to be corrupted in the same manner, The Others established their non-interference policy with strict rules that were meant to prevent any of their own from attempting to gain power through such destructive means. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2", 9.03 "Origin Part 3", 9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1")

The Others knew of the Ori and their ways and thus decided to hide the existence of the second evolution of humans in the Milky Way. For millions of years, the Ori did not know that the Alteran Ancients had created life in their new home galaxy. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2", 9.03 "Origin Part 3")

Upon discovering what was left of Avalon on Earth and that it was linked to the Alteran Ancients, Daniel Jackson hypothesized the possibly of there being an advanced civilization of Ancients living as humans in their home galaxy. He thought that some of the Ancients who left the Pegasus Galaxy 10,000 years ago might have returned home to that galaxy far, far away. After determining that a piece of Ancient technology found among the treasures of Avalon in the Glastonbury Tor was an intergalactic communications device, Daniel asked that he attempt contact to see if there might still exist an Ancient civilization that would share their knowledge and technology. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2")

Unfortunately, Daniel's use of the communications device brought the existence of humanity in the Milky Way to the Ori's attention. In order to gain more power, the Ori decided to spread their doctrine to the "unbelievers" in this "far off place". It was the dawn of a new age for the Ori. They dispatched their missionaries, called Priors, through the Stargates and built spaceships with highly-trained militia to lead a crusade in the Milky Way. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2", 9.03 "Origin Part 3")

It became one of the SGC's highest priorities to inform the rest of humanity throughout the galaxy of the Ori and their doctrine — the doctrine that dictated that those who rejected them would be destroyed. (9.03 "Origin Part 3")

Origin

"Origin" was the religious doctrine established by the Ori and set forth in The Book of Origin. Within the book's pages were stories of people with whom a human can relate that show the advantages and disadvantages of accepting the Ori as gods. The icon of this religion was fire, something that gives off light, warmth, and energy. The fact that on Earth this icon has evil or demonic associations in many religions prompted Daniel to wonder if the Ancients had influenced this negative connotation in order to identify the threat the Ori posed if they were ever discovered by Earth's humanity. Daniel later learned that the Ori had started out with good intentions, but grew fanatical later on. Because of this assertion, it is possible that The Book of Origin did contain uplifting truths that the Ori later distorted in order to obtain more power through humanity's worship of them. (9.03 "Origin Part 3", 10.11 "The Quest Part 2", Stargate: The Ark of Truth)

The Ori used their great ascended powers to advance devout human followers in their evolution toward ascension. These advanced humans, called Priors, used these powers to obtain human worshippers, calling them miracles of the Ori. The Priors used these powers to both kill and resurrect on behalf of the Ori, but they were not aware that the promise of ascension was a lie. (9.03 "Origin Part 3", 9.05 "The Powers That Be", 9.06 "Beachhead", 9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1")

The center of Origin was the sacred City of the Gods on the plains of Celestis. This was where men trained to become Priors and where the Ori manifested themselves in a wall of fire that they called "The Flames of Enlightenment". This city was built near the former mountaintop home of the Altera, a place the Ori named "Ortus Mallum", or the birthplace of evil. The Ori sent their Priors to dig in the ruins of Ortus Mallum to make sure that any technology that the Altera left behind would not discredit their claims to godhood. If any artifact was found, it was taken to the City and burned. (9.19 "Crusade Part 1", Stargate: The Ark of Truth)

The Ori and Origin had levels of authority:

Ori Collective	The Ori themselves occupied their religion's highest placement, claiming to be gods and the creators of humanity. They possessed tremendous powers and a greater understanding of the universe as Ascended Beings. Individual entities of the Ori spoke of themselves in the plural, which might be considered acknowledgement that no single Ori entity was of higher authority than another. As a collective, they manifested themselves in a wall of fire, seen from the balcony of a temple in the City of the Gods, and attended to by the Doci, the one who spoke the word of the Ori. (9.03 "Origin Part 3")
Doci of the Ori	When Daniel wished to talk with the Ori, he asked that he speak with the Doci, the "one who speaks the word of the Ori." Daniel studied The Book of Origin and used the story of Egidius of Vil Dare to form his request — his "need to speak of things that can only be spoken in the light of the fire." Individual Ori entities took temporary possession of the Doci and used his voice to communicate. The Doci, however, seemed to remain self-aware during this possession. Daniel conversed with an Ori directly through the Doci and learned of the parting of ways between the Ori and the Alterans. The Doci was an advanced human who had been given powers by the Ori, including the ability to read minds. The Doci knew Daniel's name and homeworld without Daniel's ever having spoken them. The Doci also knew of the Stargate address of a planet, P3X-421, which had an SGC presence there and sent a Prior to rendezvous with them. (9.03 "Origin Part 3")
Priors of the Ori	Priors of the Ori were advanced humans who were also given great powers by the Ori. They were revered by the worshippers and the people bowed to them when in their presence. Priors carried wooden staffs decorated with the symbol of the Ori and topped with a blue orb. This orb glowed when the Prior put forth his mental powers, perhaps amplifying them. Priors, along with their staffs, had the ability to heal and resurrect people, as well as cause their deaths by controlling the victim's breathing, resulting in suffocation. They had telekinetic abilities, command of fire, and the ability to interact with Ancient technology. They also sacrificed themselves by setting themselves on fire, leaving no trace of their existence afterwards. The Ori promised ascension to the Priors upon their deaths, but this was a lie. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2", 9.03 "Origin Part 3", 9.06 "Beachhead", 9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1")
Village Administrators	The Administrator was a human who was a religious leader and supervised the worship of the Ori within his village. He acted as judge, jury, and executioner if a person was thought to be "overcome" or a heretic. The Administrator met by Daniel Jackson and Vala Mal Doran in the village of Ver Ager was promoted to become a Prior. This promotion was given to him directly by the Ori and advanced him in his evolution, giving him the powers of the Priors. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2", 9.03 "Origin Part 3")
Human Worshippers	Humans in the Ori's home galaxy are apparently the second evolution of their kind, just as humanity is in the Milky Way Galaxy. These people were worshippers of the Ori and were not technologically advanced. Their level of development was similar to the Middle Ages of Europe. They were forbidden to explore the old burial grounds and investigate their own history because those acts would bring to light the fact that the Ori were keeping the truth of their creation and existence from them. Heretics of Ver Ager uncovered Ancient technology, including the intergalactic communications terminal and communications stones, and hid them in various places in the village, hoping to build their numbers before challenging the Ori. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2", 9.03 "Origin Part 3")

New Age of the Ori

The new age of the Ori was started when the Ori became aware of the existence of humanity in the Milky Way. They were eager to share Origin with these humans and offer the Path to Enlightenment, with the condition that they be worshipped as gods and humanity's creators. However, if they were rejected, the Ori were prepared to destroy the very lives that they claimed they wished to advance. (9.03 "Origin Part 3")

Since the members of the SGC knew that The Others (Altera, Ascended Ancients) had a strict non-interference policy, they realized that they couldn't count on any kind of help from them. The Others, however, saw the threat that the Ori posed and the possibility that the Ori could tip the balance of power in the ascended planes if they continued to gain more worlds in the Milky Way. Because they were not certain what the outcome would have been to engage in a direct confrontation with the Ori, The Others decided to not interfere when one of their own decided to break the rules of non-interference and retake human form in order to help humanity in the fight. This rogue member, however, knew that he was no longer a member of the collective and would most likely not be permitted to ascend again. (9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1", 9.11 "The Fourth Horseman Part 2")

The Ori's first wave of the invasion into the Milky Way included sending their missionaries, the Priors, to various planets through the Stargates. After obtaining information on the physical characteristics of advanced humans, the SGC developed a device that was designed to emit a frequency that interfered with the Prior's ability to utilize certain regions of his brain that facilitated the use of his powers. These powers included telekinesis and telepathy, as well as great healing capabilities. The device was tested and, although the effects were temporary, they were long enough that the Prior could be killed. (9.09 "Prototype", 9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1", 9.11 "The Fourth Horseman Part 2", Stargate: The Ark of Truth)

The Priors left behind overwhelming devastation: earthquakes, planets collapsed into micro-singularities, and entire populations wiped out by plague or pestilence. All of these were just the start, however. Soon, the Ori completed their first working intergalactic Supergate and sent their massive and powerful warships into the galaxy. (9.20 "Camelot Part 2")

The War in the Milky Way Begins

Although the Doci was the one who commissioned the building of warships and the training of the warriors, he remained the highest form of human worshipper in the Ori's home galaxy. In order to lead their armies in the Milky Way, and to avoid the wrath of The Others by traveling to the galaxy themselves, the Ori created a hybrid, the human embodiment of one of their own. The Ori impregnated Vala Mal Doran after she inadvertently arrived in their home galaxy through a ring transporter matter stream, directed over the great distance with the gravitational forces of two micro-singularities. Vala made it back to the Milky Way in one of the warships and gave birth to the hybrid whom she named Adria. Adria was engineered for rapid growth and soon, she reached adulthood. The Ori worshippers recognized her as the Orici, the one from whom "all will learn," and she was appointed as the leader of the Ori's crusade in the Milky Way. (10.01 "Flesh And Blood Part 3")

The Ori's crusade in the Milky Way was organized thusly:

Adria, Orici of the Ori	As the Orici, Adria was given the knowledge of the Ori as much as her human form allowed, as well as the powers of advanced humans just like the Priors. She was completely endoctrinated with Origin and was devoted to the Ori's mission to convert humanity to Origin or to destroy those who refused. She appeared to have affection for her mother, Vala Mal Doran, and wished to see her converted. Adria, however, coldly ordered the deaths of humans without any sign of remorse.
Priors of the Ori	The Priors of the Ori led in the training and education of the human followers. As advanced humans, they had great mental powers and they used these powers to strike fear, cause death, or heal en masse if a planet turned to Origin. According to the Ascended Ancients, however, the Priors were not aware that the Ori's promise of ascension was a lie. The Priors still had free will, and some were so endoctrinated in Origin and corrupted by their powers that they were not easily, if at all, convinced of the truth.
Ori Army	The Ori's army consisted of men from the Ori's home galaxy who arrived in the Milky Way in the Ori's massive warships and was built up through the conversion of whole planets to Origin in the Milky Way. The soldiers had protective armor and weapons that could either stun or kill their targets. These men were devoted followers and did't question the Ori's orders to kill other humans in their name. Vala's husband from the Ori's home galaxy, Tomin, was one of thousands of Ori Warriors carrying out his duty against humanity in the Milky Way.

Although at first the SGC, Free Jaffa, Asgard, and Lucian Alliance were no match in battle with the Ori's extraordinarily advanced technology, they used various creative methods to thwart some of the Ori's invasion plans, including the diversion of a wormhole to the Supergate to prevent the Ori from sending more ships through it and the destruction of one of the warships with the unstable vortex of the Supergate when that wormhole was formed. (9.20 "Camelot Part 2", 10.01 "Flesh And Blood Part 3", 10.03 "The Pegasus Project")

The key to defeating the Ori was to eliminate them entirely, thus leaving no gods for the worshippers to follow and rendering their crusade in the Milky Way impotent. To this end, over a thousand years ago Merlin, a formerly-ascended Ancient, developed a device that could cancel out the energy of Ascended Beings. SG-1 started to search for Merlin's device, the Sangreal, as soon as they learned of the weapon's existence. Merlin himself was discovered in stasis, and he gave the knowledge of how to build the device to Daniel, along with his advanced human powers, by transferring his consciousness into Daniel's mind. The two of them, along with SG-1's help, completed the weapon and sent it through the Supergate to the Ori's home galaxy, but didn't know the results of their efforts. Sometime later, the Orici told Vala that they had failed, but when the Goa'uld Ba'al took the Orici as a host, he claimed that the weapon worked and that the Ori were gone. When the Orici died after the attempt to remove the Ba'al symbiote failed, she ascended and either rejoined the Ori or took their place. (9.18 "Arthur's Mantle", 9.20 "Camelot Part 2", 10.11 "The Quest Part 2", 10.14 "The Shroud", 10.19 "Dominion", 10.20 "Unending")

The Ori army and the Priors remained in the Milky Way even after the Orici was no longer directly leading them, and they still posed a serious and deadly problem. The Supergate was made available to them once more when Merlin's weapon was sent through it, and more warships came through as a result. In order to combat these powerful warships more effectively, the Asgard developed energy weapons that could penetrate the warships' shields and destroy them. The Asgard upgraded the Earth starship Odyssey with these weapons, and the formerly-ascended Ancient Merlin gave the starship a cloak that made it undetectable. Unfortunately, these technological advantages were greatly limited because there were several Ori warships scattered throughout the galaxy and only this one starship to combat them. (10.14 "The Shroud", 10.20 "Unending")

The Ori's Crusade Ends

Not long after the upgrades were done to the Odyssey, Daniel started to have visions about a device the Alterans had built to oppose the Ori, but apparently decided not to use. Daniel described the device as the Ark of Truth, and he was correct in his assumption that the Altera believed it would have been morally wrong to use it to brainwash the Ori in order to stop their aggression. The visions that Daniel had led him to search for the Ark on Dakara, the first planet on which the Altera settled once they arrived in the Milky Way. Unfortunately, the container that Daniel found on Dakara was not the real Ark. (Stargate: The Ark of Truth)

After Vala's husband Tomin defected from the Ori army, he offered a new interpretation of Daniel's visions. Familiar with the scripture from The Book of Origin, he told Daniel about Ortus Mallum, the former mountaintop home of "evil". With the upgraded Odyssey, the team went to the Ori's home galaxy to look for the Ark there. Daniel, Vala, Teal'c, and Tomin learned that the Ori were indeed destroyed through the use of Merlin's weapon, evidence for which was the sudden extinguishing of the Flames of Enlightenment. Unfortunately, after Adria ascended, she became the one and only Ori and obtained all of their power alone. (Stargate: The Ark of Truth)

Daniel, Vala, Teal'c, and Tomin were joined by the Ascended Ancient Morgan Le Fay to defeat the Ori once and for all. Morgan led Daniel with more visions to the location of the Ark in the ruins of Ortus Mallum, but right after they brought it up from is underground burial site, Ori soldiers ambushed them. Teal'c was left for dead, but the others and the Ark were taken to the City of the Gods. The Ark was placed before the new Flames of Enlightenment, Adria's new manifestation as an ascended. The three humans were tortured by the Doci and Priors and had nearly reached the end of hope when Morgan healed Teal'c and helped him to find them and release them from their prison cells. Reunited, the four located the Ark, and worked as a team to distract Adria while they activated the device against the Doci. When he was exposed to the bright light of the Ark, the Doci transmitted the truth that the Ori were not gods to the rest of the Priors through their orbed staffs. Adria's power was weakened enough that Morgan could engage her in a struggle in the ascended planes. (Stargate: The Ark of Truth)

SG-1 brought the Ark back home to the Milky Way, where they used it in the same manner to stop the Priors in their crusade. Once the Priors ordered their armies to stand down, the war that was started by the Ori and Altera all those millions of years ago finally ended.

Tomin became a new leader of his people. He vowed that he would try to make up for all the wrongs he had done in the name of the Ori, the first act of which was to return The Book of Origin to its original form that was meant to uplift and guide a person to a more enlightened existence.

Ori-Related Articles

• Ori: Main Article

Introduction :: Origin :: New Age of the Ori :: The War in the Milky Way Begins :: The Ori's Crusade Ends :: Notable Characters :: Alliances :: Enemies

• Doci
• Priors of the Ori

Priors :: Powers and Methods

• Technology of the Ori
• Orici
• Ori Army
• Ascended Beings

Notable Characters

• Doci – There appeared to be only one Doci. He was an advanced human with many powers given to him by the Ori. He met with Daniel Jackson and told him of the Ori's plan to enlighten humanity in the Milky Way. Any individuals who defied or rejected the Ori would be destroyed. The Doci commanded the Priors and dispatched them to their destinations. He also was the leader of the militia being assembled that used spacecraft to invade the Milky Way. He was the first to be exposed to the truth that the Ori were not gods through his exposure to the Ark of Truth and was instrumental in the defeat of the last Ori, Adria. (9.03 "Origin Part 3", Stargate: The Ark of Truth)
• Priors of the Ori – These advanced humans, given their powers by the Ori, did not identify themselves by name, but simply as a "Prior of the Ori". They wore hooded tunics or robes and carried staffs decorated with the symbol of the Ori. These staffs were topped with blue orbs that glowed when activated. The orbed staffs not only appeared to amplify the Priors' powers, but they also linked the Priors psychically. Priors had no qualms about self-sacrifice and those sent to the Milky Way at the start of their crusade through the Stargate knew that their trips were most likely one way. Once they were exposed to the Ark of Truth, the Priors ordered their armies to stand down. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2", 9.03 "Origin Part 3", Stargate: The Ark of Truth)
• Adria - The Orici was the human embodiment of the Ori, the closest thing to being an Ori in flesh and blood. She was the leader of the armies that invaded the Milky Way and was the daughter of Vala Mal Doran. She ascended when her body was poisoned by the toxin of a Goa'uld symbiote. Upon her ascension, she took the place of the Ori who were neutralized with the use of Merlin's anti-ascended weapon, the Sangreal. Adria was ultimately defeated when the use of Ark of Truth against the Doci and Priors in her home galaxy weakened her enough that the Ascended Ancient Morgan Le Fay could engage her in a struggle in the ascended planes. (9.19 "Crusade", 10.01 "Flesh and Blood", 10.14 "The Shroud", 10.19 "Dominion", Stargate: The Ark of Truth)

Alliances

• None known

Enemies

• Altera - These were the Ori's brethren who lived in the same society when they were in human form millions of years ago. The Ori and Altera had philosophical disagreements and eventually, the Ori amassed an army to wipe the Altera out, but the Altera fled instead of engaging in a war. After their respective ascensions, the Ori's hatred toward the Altera lingered and grew. (9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1", 9.11 "The Fourth Horseman Part 2")
• Ascended Ancients – The Alteran Ancients who learned to ascend kept the existence of human life in the Milky Way a secret from the Ori. The Ori considered the Ascended Ancients (The Others) as "evil" because they withheld the power and secrets of the universe from "lowers". The Ori also called them "selfish in their powerful advantage" for keeping their own existence and power a secret from humanity. The Ori's plan was to use humanity to gain enough power to overcome their ascended rivals. (9.03 "Origin Part 3", 9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1")
• Stargate Command (SGC) - Knowing the threat that the Ori posed to the free will and existence of all humanity in the Milky Way Galaxy, and possibly other galaxies, the members of Earth's Stargate Command realized that part of their mission would be to educate the many former Goa'uld slaves on the message of Origin and the false gods it promoted. They knew that they couldn't rely upon the help of The Others (also called the Ancients) because of their rules of non-interference in matters pertaining to the corporeal plane. (9.03 "Origin Part 3")
• Villagers of Ver Ager and other similar groups - Heretics among the human population in the Ori's home galaxy were gathering Ancient artifacts in secret. The investigation into their planet's history revealed that there was a race of humans who predated their own supposed creation by the Ori. The existence of this older race of humans shed doubt on the word and intention of the Ori who claimed to be the creators of humanity. (9.02 "Avalon Part 2", 9.03 "Origin Part 3")
• Free Jaffa Nation - Even though at one point the Free Jaffa were close to becoming a nation of Ori worshippers under the leadership of Gerak, the Jaffa became Earth's closest ally because of the relationship Teal'c and Bra'tac held with the Tau'ri. The Free Jaffa had a large number of Goa'uld ships that were spread all over the galaxy and had an active role in finding operational Supergates and fighting space battles. There were some factions of Free Jaffa, such as the Illac Renin, who worshipped the Ori, but for the most part, the Free Jaffa opposed the Ori's convert-or-die doctrine. (9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1", 9.11 "The Fourth Horseman Part 2", 9.19 "Crusade Part 1", 9.20 "Camelot Part 2", 10.17 "Talion")
• Asgard - The Asgard assisted in the fight against the Ori and eventually gifted all of their knowledge and technology to the humans of Earth before they all perished when their homeworld was destroyed. (9.20 "Camelot Part 2", 10.20 "Unending")
• Tok'ra - Still keeping a watch on the condition of the galaxy after the fall of the System Lords, the Tok'ra used their ships and network of operatives to locate any possible locations of Ori activity, namely the building of Supergates. (9.09 "Prototype", 9.19 "Crusade Part 1", 9.20 "Camelot Part 2")
• Lucian Alliance - The Alliance was a group of former smugglers and mercenaries who acquired many of the System Lords' holdings, including planets and ships. Their massive fleets of Goa'uld ships were a plus in the fight against the Ori, but the individuals themselves are very greedy and selfish and had a tendency to end alliances once they deemed them disadvantageous. (9.20 "Camelot Part 2", 10.01 "Flesh and Blood Part 3")

Episodes

• 9.02 "Avalon Part 2"
• 9.03 "Origin Part 3"
• 9.05 "The Powers That Be"
• 9.06 "Beachhead"
• 9.09 "Prototype"
• 9.10 "The Fourth Horseman Part 1"
• 9.11 "The Fourth Horseman Part 2"
• 9.18 "Arthur's Mantle"
• 9.19 "Crusade Part 1"
• 9.20 "Camelot Part 2"
• 10.01 "Flesh And Blood Part 3"
• 10.03 "The Pegasus Project"
• 10.14 "The Shroud"
• 10.17 "Talion"
• 10.20 "Unending"
• Stargate: The Ark of Truth

Gallery

City of the Gods in the Plains of Celestis	Symbol of the Ori on a Prior's Staff	Doci possessed by an Ori
The face of the Ori	Adria manifested as the new Flames of Enlightenment	Doci enlightened by the Ark of Truth

Related Articles

Related Characters

• Dr. Daniel Jackson
• Teal'c
• Vala Mal Doran
• Adria
• Ba'al
• Doci
• Merlin
• Morgan Le Fay
• Orici
• The Others
• Priors of the Ori
• Tomin of Ver Isca

Keywords

• Altera
• Ancient Communications Stones
• Ancient Communications Terminal
• Ancients
• Ark of Truth
• Ascended Beings
• Asgard
• Atlantis
• Avalon
• Celestis
• Free Jaffa Nation
• Goa'uld
• Illac Renin
• Lucian Alliance
• Odyssey
• The Others
• Sangreal
• SG-1
• Stargate
• Stargate Command (SGC)
• Supergate
• Symbiote
• Tok'ra
• Weapon on Dakara

Other

• 6.22 "Full Circle"
• 8.18 "Threads"
• Stargate Atlantis: 1.01 "Rising Part 1"

Related Links

• Solutions: Making a New Enemy

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