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  CRUCIS MARGIN 
  TABLE OF CONTENTS 
  Historical Background . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
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  Arksubsector ..................................................... ... 5 
  NegoiulSubsector ....................................................... 6 
  Sourissubsector. ....................................................... 
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  Chhung Kuo Subsector. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 
  Mandinsubsector ....................................................... 9 
  OlszwnSubsector ...................................................... 10 
  LodzSubsector ........................................................ 
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  Asturias Su bsector. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 
  PingsangSukctor ..................................................... 13 
  AccraSubsector ....................................................... 14 
  Turku Su bsector . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 
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  Andalusia Subsector. . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .I6 
  PiuteSubsector ......................................................... 17 
  NigdeSubsector ......................................................... 
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  MemsilSubsector ...................................................... 19 
  Lalaya Subsector. . . . . . . . : 
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  Mandanin Co-Dominion Judps Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . .21 
  RumorsTables ........................................................ 22 
  EncountersTables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  
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  AnimalEncounters ..................................................... 27 
  SpaceEncounters ...................................................... 28 
  Vacuum Planet Encounters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 
  Index ..................................................... 
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  Written by Dave Sering 
  Artwork by Ed Perry and Ken Simpson 
  Copyright O 1981 by Judges Guild, Incorporated, R. R. 8, Box 9, 1221 N. Sunnyside Rwd, Dscrttur, Illinois 62522. AH 
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  any of the names of characters, persons, andlor institution in this publication with those of any living or dead person or insti- 
  tution is intended, and any such similarity which may exist is purely coincidental. Printed in :he United States of America. 
  Planetary statistics are listed in Standard Imperial Order: Name, Hew Location, World Size, Atmosphere Type, Hydrographic 
  Percentage, Population Exponent, Government Type, Law Level, ~e&nological Level Bases Code, Remarks, 1 
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  Gas Giant. An Additional symbol of -- has been added to Techndogical Levei to indicate those worlds which have no popula- 
  tion or whose statis is king reviewed by the lmparial Survey Bard. Stellar Maps printed in the Traiting Frontier Zones still 
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  CRUClS MARGIN SECTOR :, 
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  Background 
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  The Crucis Margin is located slightly rimward from the center of the Trailing Edge of the lmperium. No system in this 
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  sector owes direct allegiance to the Emperor though mutual non-aggression pacts exist. The Crucis Margin is one of the group 
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  of sectors of nixed client states known collectively as the Gateway Quadrant. This area of mixed states sepaates the lm- 
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  perium from the domains of the Hive Federation and the Two Thousand Worlds. The sector name is derived fmm the largest 
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  Imperial interests are furthered through commercial and politics! activity. Client States, especially Sphere Fenix, have been 
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  quarter. Significant military forces are de-emphasized but commercial and political activity is great. 
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  Information concerning the precise internal structure of the Co-Dominion is scanty and nebulous at best. It is a cooper- 
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  with complete intergration between the two member species. lmperium historical information appears to have 
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  bean accidentally destroyed during the last Civil War. Only fragmentary texts of previous records remain. Previous organiza. 
  tions in this area appear to be clan/commercial structures of no great extent or permanence. Several non-human intelligences 
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  were also present in the region, at least one in tlw early stages of starflight. Theoretical research on hyperspace was being 
  conducted but there were no plans to construct jumpdrive prototypes yet. Alien-Human contact was peaceful and construc- 
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  tive. Three centuries ago a joint Huhan-Alien culture started to s p n d  out simultaneously from several nuclei systems. 
  Grotrvth has been steady since then, emphasizing cooperative ventures ,between Human and Danin authority structures. Only 
  a century or so ago a militant revolution completely restructured Mandonin Society and initiated an agressive expansionist 
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  policy. Information of any sort about the internal affairs of the Mandanin Co-Dominion is suppressed. Internal trade is . . 
  restricted to authorized companies and external trade is limited to several supenrised starports. Recent expansion attempts 
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  into the Marlan Primate have been decisively defeated. Past incursions into the Krax Confederation indicate new expansion 
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  will be aimed in their direction. 
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  Hv'ika Kamlin 
  The Hv'ika Kamlin is an independent state composed primarily of the members of an Alien Minor Race and a ~ i n b r '  
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  Race of Humaniti. They are a Client State of the Hive Federation, greatly influenced by it and militarily allied. While active 
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  Rarnayan claims precisely one system in this smor and has not modified i t s  borders in this direction in over five 
   
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  centuries. Trade ir not restricted but most Rarnayan citizens are e x f  ernely con$ervative and philosophically inur~rd directed. 
  Political attitudes are Neutralist, though friendly towards the lmperium. A mutual defense treaty with Sphere Fenix has been 
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  SpRwe Fenix was originally senled by a very diverse group of refugees from the &lapsing First Imperium. During the 
  Long Night, these fugitives flourished into a series of ministates. About 500 Imperial dating, a series of small but bitter wars 
  broke out. In 724, the three surviving states declared peace on each other and met to discuss unification. Though the pmise 
  &*ails of governmental structure took over 28 years to develop, Sphere Fenix dates its birth from that meeting. Though 
  internal unrest has wcurred since, the overall prosperity has continued to increase. A mutual defense treaty was signed with 
  Ramayan in the 8th century imperial. Technical assistance is received from the lmperium Military Services and Imperial 
  Security is rumored to have great influence. In spite of having fought no major wars in centures, military prowess is high and 
  it has become traditional to serve a term or, two as a Mercenary in ope of the surrounding sectors, especially-the Marlan 
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  refugees from the turmoil. In order to unite the disparate elements, a deliberate attempt 
  the "Golden Age of Chinese Culture". Thou* primarily settled by Humaniti of Solomani 
  ancestry, a significant minority of the population is composed of resident Alien members of the Minor Races. Philosophy is 
  directed towards constructive cooperation with a conservative respect for tradition. Both the Humaniti and the Minor Races 
  maintain universal military training for self defense but seldom serve as or hire Mercenaries. Trade is encouraged and a high 
  degree of interest is maintained in technical progress. Diplomatic policy is defensive and mutual non-aggression pacts have 
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  Union Crucis 
  Union Crucis also began during the end of the First lmperium as a combination of refugees for self defense purposes. tn 
  this area, though, two other factors came into play, the presence of several Minor Races of &hens on the planets and the 
  proximity of two separate Major Races kf. Aliens. Interspecies cooperation and competition has always been present in this 
  area. Humaniti, as the most numerous bobtion of the population, formed the care around which grqups g~adually coalesced 
  into larger and larger political units. Open warfare was uncommon although small skirmishes were frequent among the differ- 
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  ent Humaniti factions. These four factions are the Suo, Sliv, Cast, and Nar with 27, ?9,28, and 1 5 systems respectively. Many 
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  the Mar systems. Unable to expand into the Union, armed inwnions were directed into the Mandmin Co-Dominion. At first 
  successful, Co-Dominion couter efforts became more and more forceful, completely halting Nar expansion. Economic pres- 
  sure upon the Mar by the Suo and Cast to ceaseexpansion was resented by Nar. Sliv extremist groups also viewed this pressure 
  with extreme disfavor. At the present time internal dissent is at the highest level it has been since the formation of the Union 
  Crucis. No faction is yet witling to utilize armed force on each other, kt political and espionage conflicts are increasing. All 
  political moderates ay strongly urging peace and acsomodation but Msituation is fluid. The Humaniti and all major resident 
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  five systems at the Spinward Rimedge. Of Sdomani extraction, the Rm 
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  Nai are renophobic and advocates of Human Supremacy. Internal power struggles have, over the last four centuries since 
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  Rrn Nai 'are ready to move outward. 
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  f he Ark Subsector is primarlh occupied by Sphere Fenix with a few Inde- 
  pendents -on the Spinward edges. Though well fortified and patrolled, this 
  settled area i s  not threatened by its most immediate neighbor. the Marlan 
  Primate. In fact a g d l y  percentage of the Marlan Forces are Fenix Mer- 
  cenaries. The major threat in the past has been from the Wandanin Co-Dominion 
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  Yareni 
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  Agriculture 
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  Baiti 
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  Anetan 
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  Nauru 
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  Masinloe i 
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  Mibok 
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  Gali 
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  Koniek 
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  Agricyltprql, Rich 
  Etzina 
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  Buada 
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  Tasmilma 
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  Arket r 
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  Ewa 
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  Abricot 
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  Malini 
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  Waterworld 
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  The Ark Subsector contains 27 systems with a total population of 19.14 
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  billion. The highest Populalon Level is 9, at Etzina, Arket, Malindi, and Genk; 
  the highest Tech Level i s  E, at Etzina, Buada, Arket, and Abricot. 
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  The Negouil Subsector is the core of Sphere Fenix and contains t h w  
  systems first settled. Thoroughly devastated in tbb Wars of Unification, massive 
  efforts have repaired almost all damages. The capital of Sphere Fenix is located 
  in this subsector at Rutli. Moderate military forces are stationed in this sub 
  sector since external threats are somewhat less. 
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  Frauten 
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  Dolak 
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  Largo 
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  Parma 
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  Diekirch 
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  Quezon 
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  Jipujapa 
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  .Slatni 
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  Eich 
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  Chitek 
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  Prudnik 
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  Mardan 
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  Lycabettus *I209 
  Deuel 
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  Parida 
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  Saza 
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  Lydda 
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  Quindio 
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  Holt 
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  Prosser 
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  Nafud 
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  Rutti 
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  Vianden 
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  Slae 
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  Furnas 
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  The Negoiul Subseetor contains 27 systems with a total population of 
  18.65 billion. The highest Population Level is A, a t  Diekirch; the highest Tech 
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  The Sau'ouris 'bbsector contains systems frbm four separate political 
  groupings as well as 10 indepondcnt systcms. The Ramayon claim only Vamirra, 
  and had settled there 5 centuries ago. Toward Trailing are two systems of the 
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  Chhung Kuo or Middle Kingdom. The largest grouping is the 10 systems of 
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  the Sphere Fenix to Spinward. Three systems of the Union Crucis occupy 
  the Rimward edge. Considerable trade is carried on between Sphere Fmix and 
  Chhung Kuo across the independent systems by means of Free Traders. With 
  the worsening patitical situation in Union Crucis, derisive forces at Swris, 
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  Doven, and Tsung have increasedtheir patrol activity. 
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  Moapa i 
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  Adair i 
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  Asteroid Belt, Mining 
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  2310 
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  The Souris Subsector contains 26 systems with a total population of 
  7.62 billion. The highest Population Level is 9, at Beowawe; the highest Tech 
  Level is O, a t  Rickamil, Doven, and Souris. 
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  the Core and Trailing Sctor borders. Chin Shan, Wu Ti, and Chu-jung have 
  resident Alien populations greater than 25% whle eight other systems have 
  Alien populations above 10%. Significant cornrnsroe is carried on with the 
  K'kree Two Thousand Worlds to Trailing. 
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  Kuan Yin + 2610 
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  S a n g  Ti + 2702 
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  Thien-shen + 2708 
  Feng Po + 2710 
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  Mu-kua + 
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  Kung-sang + 2806 
  Huang Ti + 28U8 
  Chuan Hsiun+ 2809 
  Khun Yaa + 2810 
  Chu-jung + 2902 
  Ho Liu + 
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  Hunan + 
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  Ti-mu + 
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  Hun-kuo + 3006 
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  Pakua+ 
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  Madi i 
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  Waterworld 
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  Desertworld 
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  The Chhung Kuo, Subsector contains 33 systems with a total popula- 
  tion of 12.43 billion. The highest Poputation Level is 9, at Pu Chw and Ti-mu; 
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  The Mandin Subsector is primarily composed of worlds of the Mandanin 
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  dents. The Co-Dominion capital is located at Kalradin. In past this subsector 
  has been the scene of many small skirmishes. Over the last two centuries a 
  small amount of trade has built up. 
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  'Jammu v 
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  Waterworld, Non-Industrial 
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  Negril v 
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  Fauve v 
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  Nagar v 
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  D245422 
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  Macroformv0217 
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  Ochon v 
  0219 
  D422533 
  8 
  Non-Industrial, Poor 
  G 
  Arrah i 
  031 1 
  E4437A8 
  8 
  Poor 
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  Kataga v 
  0214 
  C330426 
  A 
  Desertworld 
  G 
  Ttrino v 
  0316 
  C583314 
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  Zhidah v 
  0320 
  E 360310 
  A 
  Desertworld 
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  Abonyi 
  0412 
  DM4473 
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  Kronshlot v 04'14 
  a54580 
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  G 
  Kalradin v 0416 
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  Flakestar v 0418 
  C325653 
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  Nbn-Agricultural 
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  Oldflight v 0515 
  B463656 
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  A 
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  Shiga v 
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  E456343 
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  G 
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  Kochi i 
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  BA898B9 
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  Gifu v 
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  CAA9665 
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  Mayagi v 
  0617 
  C736878 
  A 
  Won-Agrtcultural 
  G 
  Orsu v 
  0619 
  B766575 
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  Jaruco 
  0711 
  0594614 
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  Tumuc 
  0713 
  C2346AS 
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  Non-Agricultural 
  G 
  Berken 
  081 1 
  C544686 
  C 
  Agricultural 
  Marada 
  0813 
  A484776 
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  Serir i 
  0817 
  O649A99 
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  I nduarial 
  Tottori i 
  0818 
  E573224 
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  The Mandin S u k t o r  contains 27 systems with a total population of 
  10.41 billion. The highest Population Level is 9, a t  Serir; the highest Tech 
  Level is E, a t  Jauve and Marda. 
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  located between the Mandanin Co-Dominion and the Union Crucis. A large 
  portion of the Sphere Fenix Navy is currently based on Soluk and Kufra in 
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  response to the Mandanin threat and the Union Crucis political situation. On 
  . the Trailing border, five of the seven Union Crucis systems belong to the Sliv 
  faction with one belonging to the Nar. Independent systems in the region have 
  most recently been the object of dispute between Union Cnrcis and the Co- 
  :, , . Dominion. 
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  ' Mango& 
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  Kumhwa 
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  Ahaggar 
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  Koslini 
  0918 
  Cheju i 
  0920 
  Sym . 1012 
  Kufra 
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  - Ulid 
  1015 
  ' ;Sangju i 
  1019 
  Ghnema 
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  ldehan 
  1113 
  Derj 
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  Iri 
  1213 
  Achrneths 
  1215 
  lndang 
  1217 
  Masan i 
  1220 
  Tarat* 
  1311 
  Soluk 
  1312 
  Derna* 
  1313 
  Kigye i 
  1319 
  Yesong* 
  1411 
  Polgyo i 
  1417 
  Kosice to 1574 
  NowaSol t D  1516 
  Gdansk t O  1518 
  Suwon t 
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  Prock t o  
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  Gdynia to 1616 
  Wroclaw t * 1620 
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  G 
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  G 
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  G 
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  Non-Industrial 
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  G 
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  The Olsztyn Subsector contains 29 systems with a total population of 
  171.03 billion. The highest Population Level is A, at Achmetha, Gdynia, and 
  Wroclaw; the highest Tech Level is E, at Ggynia. 
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  The Lodz Subsector is, with the exception of independent Ya'bud, made 1 
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  faction, with 12 systems of the Sliv faction opposed to 2 of the Nar faction. 
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  Wielun tO 1813 
  C667626 
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  Kepno tU 1816 
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  C300246 
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  43:95 billion. The highest Population Level is A, at Kharas; the highest Tech 
  Level is D, at Katowice. 
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  Tororo v 
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  Kagamega v 1027 
  Kisil v 
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  Naroki 
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  Ngong v 
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  Konza v 
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  Yapei v 
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  Tumu v 
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  Zuarungu v 1429 
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  Ecija. Suo and Cast planeB frequently have significant populations of several 
  Alien races. Toleration practiced in their own internal politics has lead to a 
  greater tendency to mutual accornodation in external relationships. While 
  there is a great vocal expression of difference of viewpoint and opinion be- 
  tween Cast and Suo factions, there is little tension. 
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  A, at Ecija and Lahti; the h i w s t  Tech Level is E, at Lahti and Rots. 
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  PlUTE SUBSECTOR 
  The Piute Subsector is mostly thinly scattered independent systems. 
  Over the last two centuries both the Mandanin Co-Dominion and the Rrn Nai 
  have been expanding into this subsector. The Co-Dominion has two systems to 
  , Trailing and the Rm Nai has six systems to Rimward. The independent systems 
  .' in between have been in contention but armed clashes have been relatively 
  minor. Both major political units have restricted themselves to economic and 
  . . 
  propaganda weapons. 
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  Zynki i 
  0136 
  E78A471 
  B 
  ~aterworl^d 
  G 
  K'Marar 
  0140 
  C534889 
  9 
  Non-Agricultural 
  G 
  Hmrilma i 0233 
  C362419 
  A 
  Non-Industrial 
  Rill i 
  0234 
  A879778 
  C 
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  sOra r 
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  B200210 
  C 
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  G 
  Himrai t 
  0240 
  D6665A5 
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  Fmsani i 
  0337 
  E552635 
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  Scorch i 
  0433 
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  0439 
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  Kald r 
  0440 
  C5A6877 
  5 
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  lmlan i 
  0536 
  88A3534 
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  Rasnoe i 
  0638 
  E223314 
  9 
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  Tstata r 
  0640 
  C455569 
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  Syzlin v 
  0831 
  A645794 
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  Zankai v 
  0833 
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  1.53 billion. The highest Population Level is 8, a t  KWara, Midlo, and Kald: 
  the highest Tech Level is D, at sFyri and Syzlin. 
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  NlGDE SUSSECTOR 
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  The Nigde Subsector contains the mast Rimward extension of the Man- 
  danln Co-Dominion. The rest of the systems are independent. Though stars are 
  sparser in this area, further expansion Rimward is opposed by both Rrn Nai 
  and the Union Crueis. The systems in this subsector are fairly rich and though 
  most of the developed systems atready are Co-Dominion it is likely further 
  expansion wilt be sought. 
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  Pavlet v 
  1034 
  D776643 
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  Meshed i 
  I038 
  E543789 
  9 
  Non-Agricultural 
  G 
  Kutenai v 
  1 132 
  C548989 
  6 
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  Smfen v 
  1135 
  B547AA9 
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  Monsoom i 1137 
  D65A443 
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  Pelly v 
  1233 
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  Tsama i 
  1238 
  B563568 
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  Seregno i 1240 . E 8A1689 
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  K'KigI v 
  1332 
  B445533 
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  Tzitin v 
  1335 
  0000689 
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  Lum i 
  1337 
  E433302 
  9 
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  Sentac v 
  1433 
  DAB6477 
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  Amya v 
  1434 
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  Ispam i 
  1439 
  DO00323 
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  Pelie~ v 
  1531 
  PI62873 
  A 
  Non-Industrial 
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  Nigdev 
  1533 
  A738789 
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  Hzimo i 
  1537 
  E541508 
  A 
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  Rernino v 
  1631 
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  The Nigda Subsector contains 21 systks with a total population of 
  103.61 billion. The highest Population Level is A, at Stsfen; the highestTech 
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  MEMSI L SUBSECTOR 
  The Memsil Subsector contains part of the Rimmost extension of the 
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  Union Crucis. The rest is occupied by independent systems. Seven systems in 
  the Core Trailing corner are all part of the Suo faction of the Union. Flekke 
  and Lonoke have significant minorities of resident Aliens. Several of the inde- 
  pendent systems on the Trailing edge also have significant minorities of resident 
  Aliens. Both the Union and the Hivers are resisting extension of Mandin and 
  Rm Nai influence into this area. 
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  1732 
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  Krandin i 
  1737 
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  Margilan i 
  1834 
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  Loche i 
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  9 
  Non-Industrial 
  G 
  Erywin i 
  1938 
  D773434 
  A 
  Non-Industrial 
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  Nieuw t* 
  2031 
  3374677 
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  Kasmi i 
  2040 
  0344418 
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  Lonoke t* 2133 
  C8787A4 
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  G 
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  Riad i 
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  Khalke i 
  2237 
  E888472 
  9 
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  Peaas i 
  2239 
  E6A4587 
  7 
  Non-Industrial 
  G 
  Flekke t* 2333 
  C986436 
  A 
  Non-Industrial 
  Zistefflc i 
  2335 
  C656749 
  B 
  Agricultural 
  G 
  Emis t* 
  2431 
  E69A876 
  B 
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  Mimsilmi t* 2433 
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  T'Kaim i 
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  The Mernsil Subsector contains 20 systems with a total population of 
  2.05 billion. The highest Population Level is 8, at Emia and Mernsilmi; the 
  highest Tech Level is D, at Memsilmi. 
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  FALAYA SUBSECTOR 
  The Falaya Subectm is split between Union Crucis and the Hv'ika 
  Kamlin. All systems in this subseaor have at least significant minorities of 
  resident Alien populations. Humaniti are in the majority in most systems ex- 
  xept in Hv'i ka Kamlin and even there they are significant minorities. Very little 
  armed Strife has ever been recorded in this area although the competition 
  between the various races is at times severe. 
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  2532 
  Atcha i 
  2535 
  Lismore t 
  2633 
  Minles i 
  2636 
  Olduvai i 
  2638 
  .Paphos tr 2731 
  Scabin t* 2732 
  Raslapsi t* 2733 
  Delago i 
  2735 
  Falnya i 
  2738 
  Kivu t* 
  2832 
  Mani i 
  2835 
  Rion i 
  2840 
  Uku t* 
  2931 
  Siut i 
  2939 
  Ulsan t* 
  303 1 
  Oegh i 
  3033 
  Thomi t 
  3131 
  Khuaf i 
  3134 
  Krnno-im h 3137 
  Rm-y-mi h 3138 
  Kixym h 
  3140 
  Talslad i 
  3233 
  473-276 h 3236 
  Gau-kee h 3238 
  ho-rin h 
  3240 
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  064A370 
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  C380699 
  C451677 
  C461624 
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  CQB6779 
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  A9978C6 
  B7W775 
  E6A78B7 
  E478AD9 
  D7948A9 
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  C567472 
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  D7A6535 
  B458739 
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  MANDANIN CO-DOMINION 
  JUDGES INFORMATION ONLY 
  The Mandanin -Dominion 
  arose as a result of a combination of a mutant strain of Danin and a religious revival. The 
  initial impetus is now wearing off and internal factions are beginning to ctystalize. 
  The Danin are a wsrm-blooded, four limbed race of vaguely reptilian 
  aspect. Each Danin is triexual, the various sexual 
  phases occuring during the different portions of ne's life. The order is Egg Ithetl, Subadult (ken), Male (nit), Female {ten), 
  and Senior (een). Humans have taken to using the Danin words for the separate phases and the pronoun for any Danin in 
  general (ne). 
  Developed from a social type of Gatherer, the ability of the p a t  reproductive phase of Seniors teen) to segle conflicts 
  between different packs without violence speeded up the course of clvil1zation among Danin. Though technical progress was 
  not as rapid as comparable races, planetaty-wide smial units were achieved at a7relativety early stage. Progress in biologies! 
  and social sciences was also somewhat more advanced than standard tedrnicat levels would indicate. Initial contact by the 
  Sa'Dintinin Company was quite peaceful. The basic philosophy of the major Danin beliefs v
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  very tolerant in relationship 
  with other sentient species. Mutually beneficial projects were quickly arranged and within dm&, small colanies corn- 
  of Danin and Human were flourishing on nearby plan&. With their greater skill in life sciences, the Danin found it relatively 
  easy to establish selfsupporting ecosystems with a minimum of time and material. This ability freed a greater proportion of 
  the Human component to concentrate on industrial development. Cooperative colonies quickly spread overthe surrounding 
  systems into adjacent subsectors. 
  For most of the history of this association, the attitude of the component M b r s  towards outside entities was non- 
  aggressive. Some two centuries ago, a minor religious-political cult on Kalradin (Mandin - 041 6) underwent an almost explo- 
  sive expansion for as yet incompletely understood reasons. The cult had a most efficient and aggressive attitude towards 
  conversion and expansion. 
  At about the same time a mutant strain of Danin arose with a lesser fertility rate and a greater physial size, speed, and 
  strength. With a teaser reproductive drive, the energy of this variant Danin turned outward with a more agremive attitude 
  towards outside dominance. While this strain normally would not be significant in numbers due to the lower fertility, it was 
  deliberately bred for. It seems that the neighbring state to Trailing was exerting extreme diplomatic pressure on adjacent 
  portions of the Human-Danin colonized areas. The Human Danin chose to resist that pressure with military force. 
  The Danin proved not to be very adept at space maneuver or combat. The new strain prowl an adept warrior on land 
  and so was bred in great numbers. This freed large numbers of Humansfor space duty since the Danin now formed the home 
  defence forces and the assault landing teams. Soon several sharp clashes proved the efficiency of this arrangement and the 
  pressure from Trailing areas ceased. 
  Now there were large numbers of unempbyed warriors; the Humans ammg whom the expansionht sentiment was promi- 
  nent, and the Danin who also had an expansionist element of warriors. Jlese fsaions forced a poMcal ieorganization with a 
  more rigid central authority b#ed upon the military command structure recently set up. Clashes with the Krax Confederation 
  and Marlan Primate soon occurred. A few local successes were scored but further expansion would take more resources that 
  the bulk of the essentially nm-aggressive Danin and Humans were willing to provide. 
  During submquent operations much greater opposition was encountered from both the opponents and the basially 
  conservative Internal structure. The Danin developed a new main of their species which war c l w r  in biology and attitudes 
  to the basic stock, but was much more adapted to spa= conditions. Emphasis on breeding of the warrior strain was switched 
  to the s-r 
  strain. Over the last halfcentury or so the relative proportions of warriors have shrunk rapidly in favor of the 
  spacers. Over the same time period, the Kalradnist cult lost mu& of itkktarnal cohesion and developed several divergent 
  factions. 
  At the present time, the higher levels of the government and military services are filled with adherents of the former 
  aggressive and expansionist philosophy. The lower and mid levels have a much more cooperative and conciliatory attitude 
  towards their neighbors. 
  Imperial policy toward the Mandanin Co-Dominion is to pla- 
  the high levels of authority, stall for time, and encourage 
  advancement of personnel in the mid levels to positions of greater authority. 
  William Self (order #4987768)
  
  Rumon 
  Roll 30 
  There have been two assassination attempts this last week on minor Spaceport Officials. Both attempts were very poorly 
  organized and mounted by obvious amateurs. 
  Consult a random Non-Local Rumor SubTable. 
  I D  + 1 Security Agents were inquiring this morning concerning the whereabouts of one of the party. He/she is sought 
  for questioning in regards to the background of a notorious local smuggler. 
  Just down the line, two systems over, they lost three Merchant Vessels to Pirates in the last month. 
  Traffic in Artifacts of the Ancients has increased tremendously of late. Local Military Security is confiscating any such 
  Artifacts found. 
  A prominent local Politician needs to get 0%-planet fast. The 1-1 
  Underworld says he double-crossed them and have 
  his name on their 'hit list". 
  , 
  A Local Port Official was caught ernbezzeling funds. Helshe escaped froth custody and is being sought by both the 
  Planetary and Starport Officials. A reward of 10,000 CR is being offered for the appr+ension of the fugitive. 
  The word is out that the local ~ l k k  
  Market ha's got a lot of hot weapons for sale. It is said that even Fusion Guns can 
  now be obtained real cheap if you know just who to ask (roll ID: 1 - 4, True; 5 - 6, False). 
  New customs procedures are about to be implemented to make smuggling a lot mom difficult. The local Customs 
  Officer just got chewed out for not catching a series of big drug shipments tliis last month. 
  See Locat Rumor SubTable. 
  Some of the last bunch of Ancient Artifacts don't look like anything ever seen before. A local Archeologist is claiming 
  that there were at least two different Ancients cultures. He calls them the Forerunners but his colleagues don't think 
  much of his theories. 
  New Custom Regulations will come into effect next week. Some Politicians think Merchants aren't paying their fair 
  share of the local Spaceport rnaintainance expenses. 
  See Local Rumor Sub-Table. 
  A crewman off a just landed ~erchant 
  Shipsays they saw two Light Cruisers rescuing men off a damaged Battle Cruiser. 
  They were told to remain clear and they never did find out if it was an accident or battle damage. 
  The 
  Shipping Line has gone bankrupt. Some of the local company employees are 
  trying to get back wages owed them by selling off company property. 
  Mercenaries in transit through this system are disappearing. Two officers and eight noncoms have vanished from local 
  hostels in the last month. 
  1 
  Agents of a nearby major power; 
  , are plotting the overthrow of the local government. 
  2 Local Military Forces are recruiting. They are especially anxious to obtain Naval Gunnery Officers and experienced 
  Weapons Systems Technicians. 10.000 CR per Skill Level are being offered as an enlistment bonus. 
  3 
  Computer Technicians are being sought by the Ambassador and Business Agent of a neighboring systwn government. 
  A complete renovation of the nationalized i n d i i a t  system is being planned and outside experts sre being sought. 
  Things are getting pretty bad on 
  ,two systems over. Armed revolution is about to 
  break out and it promises to be a real bloody mess. 
  1 
  A valuable Mineral Strike has just been made on one of the moons of an outer planet in the 
  system (Rsll 10: 1 - 3, True; 4 - 6, False). 
  6 
  An unknown Military Vessel was damaged in engagement with local forces. It managed to evade the defending vessels 
  22 
  but was d m e d  too greatly to be able to Jump. Merchant Ships have been picking up m
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  funny radio signals lately. 
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  William Self (order #4987768)
  
  Rumon on MamteAin Co-Dominion P l a m  
  1 
  The Commander of the loeal Base is cracking down on fraternization with noncitizens (True). 
  2 
  Younger Co-Dominion Officers will pay a great deal for high quality text books on Zeno-History and ZenePolitics (True). 
  3 
  lrnperium Spies are active on this planet. A player charmer will be suspected of espionage on a 1 on 1 D. 
  4 
  Danin of the Warrior strain are being secretly assassinated by unknown agents (False). 
  5 
  Some s@al 
  Anagathic Drugs were stolen from a secret government research laboratory. A dose can be obtained on the 
  Black Market for 50,W)(3 CR (False). 
  6 .Someone stole H lot of computer records from the focal Military Base and is trying to sell them (Roll ID: 1 - 4, False; 
  5 - 6, True). 
  Rumon on Chhung Kuo P l a w  
  Reproductions and records of Ancient Solomani Chinese are very- valuable to high level officials (True). 
  2 For the past three years a local shipping company has been hiring only rneh with Lmperium Navy experience (True), 
  *. 
  3 
  The maneuvers the local Naval Squadron is now holding are just a cover for a Security Bureau Search Operation (Roll 
  ID: 1 -4,True;S-6, False). 
  4 
  A new computer based upon revolutionary design principles is being demonstrated by its inventor. He wants financial 
  backing and foreign business representatives (Roll ID: 1 - 4, True; 5 - 6, False). 
  5 
  A local officer is hiring Mercenaries to raid Union Crucis (False). 
  I 
  6 
  Hro Trien Fu, a local high official has been accused of corruption and executed (Roll ID: 1 - 2, False; 3 - 6, True). 
  Rumm on Union Cruds Planets 
  1 
  Sphere Fenix has offered to annex any of the Sllv faction worlds If the Union breaks up (False), 
  . . 
  2 
  Mandanin Co-Dominion forces are poised to attack Union Crucis at the very first sign of weakness (True). 
  3 
  Rm Nai Ambassador has asked for an oensive military alliam against the Co-Dominion (False). 
  4 
  The Hv'ika Kamlin would be prepared to 6ffer military defensive services to the Suo faction worlds if the Union Crucis 
  breaks up (False). 
  5 
  The Cast and Suo factions have made a secret alliance against the Nar (False, the Cast and Suo have concluded a mutual 
  non-aggression agreement). 
  6 
  An independent world to Rimward wants to join Union Crucis (Roll ID: f - 3, False;4 - 6, True). 
  Rumon on Sphere F e w  Planeta 
  - 
  1 
  Wret Agents of ~e Marlan Primate have been hiring Memnary forces to serve as Independent World Strike Teams. 
  The avowed reason is to divert Co-Dminion defensive f o m  away from their own borders (Roll ID: 1 - 5, False; 
  6, True). 
  2 
  A new type of long distance Commerce Raider was lost on its shakedown cruise (Rdl ID: 1 - 4, True; 5 - 6, False). 
  3 
  Ramayan is secretly massing ie Naval forces for a quick territory grab to Spinward (False). 
  4 
  Secret Imperial equipment was discovered in the wreckage of a crashed ship in a wilderness area of a planet two sys- 
  tems over (Roll ID: 1 - 4, True; 5 -6, Falsa). 
  5 
  Krinyan Industries has pe&cted a new process for prodwing synthetic Gems of very high quality (Roll 10: f - 4, 
  False; 5 - 6, True). 
  6 
  Memnary Officers with experience commanding Submarines are being sought by the Commanding Oflicer of the local 
  Space Navy Base (Roll ID: 1 - 5, False; 6, True). 
  William Self (order #4987768)
  
  Encounters on an Inhabited Planet 
  Roll 30 
  An armed Security Guard stops you. After checking your 10 you are warned that while travel in this area is not pro- 
  hibited, it is so hazardous that the local government will take no responsibility. 
  10 + 1 Police rush past in pursuit of 2 0  grubby youths. 
  An outdoor demonstration of political solidarity is turning ugly. Thrown rocks and bricks menace anyone on the 
  periphery of the crowd. Roll Dexterity or under on 20 to avoid taking 1 point Damage. 
  While passing a darkened alley a side-glance discloses a bleeding body. (Roll 10: 1 = Body is a trap with two more 
  i 
  ruffians than the party waiting in the shadows. Ruffians are armed with Blades and Body Pistols; stab of 777777. 
  I 
  2 - 3 = Body is dead and has been stripped. 4 - 5 = Body is unconscious and is a normal citizen victim - 777777.6 = 
  Body is unconscious and is a local law officer - 999999.) 
  An alarm is sounding in a nearby building. As the party approaches, I D  emergency vehicles screech to a halt. I D  se- 
  conds after the first team members enter the building a scream is heard and a hoarse shout of "Medic! Medic! " rings out. 
  i 
  The party is approached by 1D local peddlers hawking "Quaint Native Handicrafts". They are insistent but will leave 
  if given a firm refusal. Judges Note: These peddlers wou!d he a good source af local rumors and information. 
  I 
  See Local Encounter Sub-Table. - 
  . 
  A single uniformed law enforcement officer approaches the party and boredly requests they accompany him for "an 
  informative matter". If the group refuses, he shrugs, and make a notation in a record book as he walks away. If the 
  group agrees, they are taken to a nearby van and shown a quick taped lepure on the scams, swindles, and crimes that 
  are currently popular locally. The officer will hand out brochures which contain a map and a city directory. He will 
  wish them a pleasant visit and will answer any general questions about the city and planet. 
  The party-is approached by a "Services Specialist" who operates as the law officer in Number 10 above. A character 
  with a Streetwise Skill will note that this person may be bribed to give general information on illegal services and 
  contacts as well. 
  See Local Encounter Sub-Table. 
  The group encounters 10 + 1 Sidewalk Salesmen hawking minor trinkets and souvenirs. They are selling from small 
  portable tmoths and will not follow the party. Judges Note: These Salesmen are a good source of local rumor and in- 
  formation, 
  In the intersection ahead a Light Ground Car hits a piece of debris and skids out of control into a signpost. A bystander 
  glances into the vehicle and yells "Medic!" 
  See Local Encounter Sub-fable. 
  A scruffy-looking individual dashes out of a nearby store with a Blade in one hand and a package in the other. The shop 
  owner staggers into the street clutching a light wound and yelling "Stop that thief!" The Thief i s  657434 and the Shop 
  Owner is 743877. If the party catches the thief, the owner will be grateful for the return of the moderately valuable 
  package. He will treat the party to a good meal a t  a local restpurant and will serve as an accurate source of local infor- 
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  mation. 
  I D  Police vehicles roar past sirens wailing and lights flashing. Each party member must roll Dexterity or less on 20 to 
  avoid being spattered with mud and debris. 
  Two slugs ricochet off a building just missing one of the player characters. A dilligent search will not reveal a trace of 
  the sniper. Local informants are puzzled and a t  a loss for the attacker and reasons why. 
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  Encounten on an Independent Planet 
  1 
  50 small drums of lubricating fluid fall off a passing vehicle and several shatter open. Each party member must roll 
  Dexterity or less on 20 to avoid being spattered with fluid. 
  2 
  The party is approached by a Mereenary Officer who wants to buylsell certain items of Military Equipment. He will 
  buy at the going price and has a 50% chance of being able to obtain any item or weapon of Tech 12 or lower Infantry 
  Equipment. 
  3 The party is approached by a Mercenary Officer who wants to arranp transport for a Unit of 6D men and 60 + 20 tons 
  of supplies and construction equipment to 
  4 . The party observes a furtive individual spraypainting a poiitical/religious symbol of protest on the street/a wall and run 
  off into the shadows. Judges note that this could be a contact with any local underground movement. (Roll 10: 1 - 2 = 
  Disgruntled individual with no further wntacts. 3 - 4 = Further contacts possible. 5 - 6 = Individual is an agent provoca- 
  teur for the local security forces.) 
  5 
  A burst of machinegun fire cuts down a nearby pedestrian. Each party chapter must r d l  Dexterity or under to avoid 
  taking 1 Hit Point of Damage from ricochets. 
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  An overwhelming group of Security Guards siezes your party by surprise. Upon exami6ing your ID'S, the leader indi- 
  cates that you are not cm his search list. .He warns you about associating with or helping certain dissidents and releases 
  your party. 
  Encounten on a Mandanin Co-Dominion Plenst 
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  Your party encounters 10 + 1 fen arguing noisily but non-violently in the middle of the street. Traffic is calmly de- 
  touring around them. 
  2 
  Two Humans are arguing about something. At the approach of the party they glance in your direction, break off the 
  conversation and stride rapidly away. (These two ordinary citizens were recently bilked in a business deal with some 
  lmperium Free Traders.) 
  3 
  A security team of one Human and two Danin Warriors armed with Tranquilizer Guns and Riot Batons politely requests 
  to see your ID'S. They find nothing wrong with your papers and bid you "Pleasant Visit", as they wander off. The 
  Human is 988759, and Oanin are ABG458 and EC8788. 
  4 
  Your party is approached by a Danin Officer, 098989. who offers to buy or exchange current textbooks on Military 
  and Political History. Judges note that a ,week of study of this material would permit a characterto read the material 
  on page 22 except for the last paragraph. 
  5 
  The street is occupied by a religious ceremonial procession of 20 Een and more than 50 Nit, Ten, and Humans. They 
  are marching quietly and gently chanting. Several bystanders, both Human and Danin, jeer a bit and wander off. 
  i 
  A formation of more than 100 Human and Danin Soldiers trot by in formation at full quick-march. They are in corn- 
  plete Tech 12 Light Infantry Combat gar and are reservists on a training exercise. 
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  Encoumn on a Chhung Kup Planet 
  1 
  A large flock of ornamental birds thunders up in startled flight from a nearby ornamental garden. Each character in the 
  party must roll their Dexterity or under on 2D to avoid being spattered with excrement. 
  2 
  Two gentlemen block a narrow passasway as they argue whose ceremonial litter has the right of way. 
  7 
  A small child in avoiding a caxening vehicle strikes their head on a building wal!. The injuries are not serious but the 
  child is knocked out for I D  minutes. If helped by a player character, the parents, local shopkeepers, will be grateful 
  and would serve as accurate source of local information. 
  4 
  A security officer approaches you and requests you to please clear the street. Shortly thereafter. a religious procession 
  comes by taking 20 + 4 minutes to pags. 
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  A large furry sapient six limbed Alien nearby is hit by debris fatling from a building being demolished. Both front 
  legs are injured to such an extent that he cannot walk. The sedative administered by a nearh paramedic renders the 
  being incoherent. You recognize the symbol on the harness the being is wearing as belonging to a shipping company 
  which has offices at the local starport. A local bystander hearing your comments says that with a Credit for fuel he wilt 
  help you load the being on his truck and drive him to the port. Doing so will earn you his company's gratitude and 
  increase your ehanees of finding profitable cargoes on this planet. 
  6 
  You emuntet an outdoor play being performed in the park. Several minutes of watching and a roll of your Intelli- 
  gence minus 4 or less on 2D wili give the insight h a t  Chhung Kuo citizens will pay quite high prices for Solomani 
  Ancient Chinese Artifat% and Literature. 
  E n m m r s  on a Union Crucir Planet 
  1 
  Your party is passing by a political rally that is getting out of hand. Y w  are rounded up by Security Riot Police along 
  with everyone else in sight. After an ID check you are released with no charges and an admonition to stay out of 
  crowds. Total delay time is I D  + 2 hours. 
  2 You are accosted by a very nervous individual, he is seeking fast passage off-planet for a team of 1 D + 3 political 
  agitators. They will pay up to three times the normal price to leave within the next two days. 
  3 
  A local police official approaches. you wanting to purchase anti-riot gear if you ha4 any. If you have a ship with a 
  cargo capacity of at least 50 tons he win want to hire you to pick up a shipment in the next system over 
  There is 100 tons at the factory and he will pay triple normal transportation costs for immediate shipment. 
  4 
  An Alien in the uniform of local secbrity officials politely stops your party and upon certifying that you are from off- 
  planet gives you a concise explanation of the local political situation. This Very intelligent being will answer all polite 
  questions for generat information until his communications unit beeper sounds and he is called away to respond to an 
  emergency. 
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  A small lizard-like being loading packages onto a transport vehicle is pinned down as several heavy packages shift and 
  fall. If you help it free it will indicate by signs that its injuries are slight and present you with a strange coin-like token. 
  A passing police officer overhears your puzzlement as to what the token is. She informs you that it is an access card 
  permitting limited access to the general informational library computer banks at the local commerce library. 
  6 
  A pile of debris slides off a passing vehicle as a load securing strap breaks. Each character must roll their Dexterity or 
  under on 2D to avoid taking 2 Hit Poinff of Damage from hurtling objects. 
  ,' .Encounters on a Sphere Fenix Plana 
  1 
  As you pass a small open park two drunken Military Officers call you over and insist that you referee their duel. If you 
  refuse a ribald suggestion follows you as you walk away. If you accept you immediately notice that they are using 
  practice Swords and aren't really mad at each other. Afier a several minute exchange of attacks and parries as you call 
  out hits and keep score, the two conelude their argument on Sword technique. They resume their interrupted carrou- 
  sing and invite you to join them. They are buying. The next several hours sewe as a pleasant introduction to the higher 
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  class bars in town. The two officers are from a Naval Unit in Port and consider you a friendly acquaintawe. 
  2 A stack of boxes being unloaded from a vehicle topples into your path. Each character must roll their Dexterity or less 
  on 2D to avoid bruised shins and a slight movement penalty for t k n e x t  two days. 
  3 
  A parade of sports enthusiasts debrating the victory of their-lml team-over an old rival blocks traffic for I D  + 3 min- 
  utes. 
  4 
  You are approached by a distinguished-looking gentleman. He is a political dissident seeking a discreet means of com- 
  municating with fellow dissidents on nearby planets, He wilt pay 100 CR now and 100 CR for a return receipt. While 
  the matrial i s  sealed, he won't object to your reading it. It is a very scholarly paper upon an event in the past which has 
  causad violent political differences of opinion. If 
  a character understands the papar (understanding is achieved by 20 
  hours study and rolling under the combined Intelligence and Education minus 5 on 4D), the gentleman will serve as a 
  reliable source of information and contact with other dissidents. 
  6 
  A security officer politely prevents you from travelling into a certain area of town. She explains that military exercises 
  are in progresf in that area and will not be completed until midday tomorrow. 
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  A disbanding Mercenary Unit is auctioning off some of its equipment. Some bargains on medical and communications 
  equipment are available. Character Medic, Electronic, and Admin Skill modifiers apply in spotting useable equipment 
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  and judging value. 
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  Animal Encounten 
  Clear Terrain - Wagerwok: Intimidator, Size: 50 kg, Hits: 9/8, Armor: None, Attacks: 95 Teeth -1, Wounds: 7. The Wager- 
  wok is a large furless rnammel with fat deposits under its skin for warmth. I t s  head is flat and shaped like a shovel. It has large 
  fangs that can do nasty damage. The Wagewok hunts at night and feeds on whatever it can find. It prefers a fresh kill but is 
  unlikely to attack a party of men unless they are sleeping. If surprised it will defend itself by vicious snarling and snapping 
  but generally runs away at the first opportunity. Its skin makes poor leather, and it reeks when cooked, therefore it is con- 
  sidered a pest of little value. 
  Prairie Terrain - Geex: Flying Carrion Eater, Size: 3 kg, Hits: 1/6, No Armw, Wounds: 5 as Blade. This, unlike most Carrion 
  Eaters is considered a vicious bird. When hungry the Geex will mercilessly attack living creatures. It has large talons and 
  attacks in a lightening dive, with great agility claws its vicitms eyes. A Geex will continue its dive attacks until its victim falls. 
  Once a victim has fallen the Geex will then wait fo# it to die. It will fly away when attacked orsurprised, and will only attack 
  when it is hungry. Geex feathers are-worn by Scwts as a sign of courage. They are rare and some Scouts prefer to buy the 
  feathers rather than face a Geex's talons. 
  Rough Terrain - Whist: Intermitent,,-Size: 3 kg, Hits: 412. Armor: Jack, 3 Teeth. The Whist is a shy, fur-bearing animal. It's 
  omnivorous, resembles a small monkey, and has a valuable waterproof pelt. It is agile, tailless, and considered harmless. It 
  won't attack unless cornered, and it's meat is also a common game food. 
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  Broken Terrain - Rhetrex: Chaser, Size: 12 kg, Hits: 9E2, Armor: Cloth, 1 Claw. The Rhetrf3ir is a small biped chaser which 
  resembles a Lynx on two legs. Its upper paws have long razor sharp claws. It kills is prey by running them down and slashing 
  a vital spot. Rhetrex travel in packs of 5 to 10 with one male per pack. The females do the hunting, and although they are 
  only 3 feet tall, Rhetrex can kill large animals. 
  Mountain Terrain - Fez: Grazers, Size: 400 kg, Hits: 28/13, Armor: Cloth -1, 5 Hams. Fez are large beasts which travel in 
  herds of from 50 to 100. In remote areas, herds have been reported as large as 10,000. The Fez has shaggy blue fur with a 
  shiny red undercoat. Under certain atmospheric conditions, sunlight striking the Fez's coat creates an unusual spectral illusion. 
  The Fez's fur makes warm clothing, its meat is delicious, and the hide can also be used to make shelters. Fez easily stampede 
  and bulls are adept at goring with their horns when angered. 
  - Forest Terrain - Pseudolog: Filter, Size: 100 kg, Hits: 81g, Armor: Jack, 6 Teeth -1. The Pseudolog resembles a horizontal 
  log fallen in the forest. It senses life forms near and then opens its mouth and sucks i t s  prey into a well protected digestive 
  pit. Half of the animal is underground so it is hard as well a dangerous to rescue a trapped companion since a Pseudolog's 
  ,digestive pit can easily hold two average sized men. 
  'Jungle Terrain - Tigermite: Eater, Size 1 kg, Hits: 4/0, Armor: Jack, 2 Claws. The Tigermite is a '64egged insect that goes 
  'Ehrough a life cycle. It is harmless in the Ia$e-and 
  adult stages, but in the intermitant state it goes on a feedingfrenzy, eating 
  everything it comes in contact with. This Premy.will last for about 6 hours. From 1 to 1000 Tigermites can be encountered 
  during a frenzy. 
  River Terrain - Master Eel: Hunter, Size: 400 kg, 12 meters long, Hits: 19/5, Armor: Mesh, 9 Teeth. The Master Eel lives on 
  the bottom of rivers and when a large animal enters the water it strikes like a snake coiling around its victim, and then it drags 
  it under the water killing it by a combination of squeezing and drowning. 
  Swamp Terrain - Dart Monster: Trapper, Size: 1600 kg, Hits: 20112, Armor: None -1, 18 as Pistol. A cellulose mass which 
  shoots tentacles into its victims. The tentacles have a sharp barbed end which penetrates the victim at high speed. The Dart 
  Monster then pulls the tentacles back towards its mwcular mouth openingpnd diwstive cavity. 
  Marsh Terrain - Silver Paw: Killer, Size: 200 kg, Hits: 1811 1, Armor: Cloth, 18 Qaws. A large silver furred mammalian biped. 
  It is sleek, muscular and will kill for the pleasure of smelling blood. The smell of blood drives it into a killing frenzy. It rarely 
  retreats and eats its kill only if there is nothing else. Silver Paws are solitary creatures. 
  Desert Terrain - Mimicker: Siren, Size: 3 kg, Hits: 210, Armor: Jack, 5 Claws. The Mimicker is a psionic siren. It uses its 
  psionics to determine which live forms are present and then mimicks that life form sound. Sometimes it uses a distress call, 
  sometimes e mating call. It also use? a psionic screen to hide from its prey. 
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  Vacuum Planet Encounters 
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  Avalanche: The side of the mountain above and to the leftlrightlfrontlrear of the party is cruhbling and sliding down to- . . ':' 
  wards the party. Throw Dexterity or Intelligence {whichever is higher) on 20 for each character on foot to take ewer. If: 
  the throw is unsuccessful, throw Endurance or less on 2D to avoid 1 D + 1 Hit Points in injury. Roll 1 D, on 1 - 3 the Vacc suit.; - . : 
  is also breached, Flying vehicles may avoid avalanches with a throw of 3+ on 2D (Die Modifier: Pilot Skill appticebte). Ground 
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  Vehicles may avoid avalanches with a throw of 8+ on 2D {Die Modifier: Vehicular Skill applicable). If unsuccessful in avoi- 
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  ding, thrdw 3D to determine the extent of the avalanche; each pip indicates 10 minutes work by one person to free the 
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  vehicle. If the result is greater than 9, the Judge may apply an appropriate vehicle malfunction {adjust probability for rugged-' 
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  ness of vehide canstruction). Players maintaining alertness for avalanches decrease speed to 2# and gain an additional Die 
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  Modifier of 3 on avalanche avoidance rolls. 
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  Blacked Passage: The route being followed is blocked andir impassable to 
  vehidei. fhrow &'to determine the num- 
  ber of man days of work necessary to clear a passage. Explosives and other equipment will modify the work time at Judge's 
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  discretion. Fdot passage may be discovered on a roll of 6+ on 2D per man hour spent searching. 
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  Cave: A dark shadow is noticed wbich proves to be the opening of a cave. It extends at least 40 meters and has 1 D passages. 
  On a roll of 6+ on 20, there will be a minor Human artifact found; on a roll of lo+, a minor Alien artifact. More detailed-'. .- 
  tables on cave formation are available on pages 40 and 41 of the Judges Guild Rea@ Ref Book. - 
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  Craters: An extensive area ahead is covered with meteorite 
  craters, The ground tree1 time is doubled for the next 
  1 D + 3 kilometers. 
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  CrevasselRavine: The terrain ahead has creva~ies &d/or ravines which obstruct passage. Throw 2 ~ !  rbll of 8 or less, 
  ground travel time is doubled for the next 2 0  kilometers. On a roll of 9 or greater, ID + 1 hours must be spent travelfing 
  along the crevasse to find a passable place for vehicles. Individuals may attempt 
  leaplseramble a e r m  by rolling Dexterity 
  or less on 20 ( Die Modifier of +1 if Strength greater than 8). If unsuccessful, take 1 D - 1 Hit Points of damage and check for 
  Vacc Suit breach on 1 - 3 of 1 D. 
  Deep Snow: Deep snow covers the area ahead and cutting ground travel speed in half for the next 3D + 4 kilometers. Tracked 
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  Dust Pool: A low area in the terrain ahead is filled with microfine dust. The maximum depth is 2D - t meters and the pool . ; 
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  a diameter of 5D x 10 meters. It will take 4 0  minutes to find a safe ground passage around (double tim in Rough and: -, , n 4  
  triple time in Mountain terrain). Travelling through the dust pool causes a 116 chance of a minor vehicle or Vacc Suit maC , . . 
  function for every 50 meters of distance travelled. 
  Loose Rubble: Portions of the path ahead are strewn with loose rubble. Ground travel speed ekdpt for tracked vehicles is 
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  cut in half for the next 10 kilometers. O n  a 'roll of 1 1+ on 2D an avalanche will also occur. 
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  Meteor Shower: Micrometeorites pelt the a&a for 20 seconds. If the shower lasts 7+ seconds theri'is a 
  in 6 chance that ' . . 
  each character exposed will have a Vacc Suit breach. If the shower lasts 9t seconds, there is a 1 in 6 chance that each vehicle . . 
  exposed will be breached to vacuum. In a breached vehicle, roll Dexterity or under on 2D to repair the breach. If unsuccessful' ' . 
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  roll Dexterity or less on 2 0  (Die Modifier of Vacc Suit Skill) to don Vacc Suit in time to avoid I D  of decompression damage. .. . . 
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  Rocky Ground: Rocky areas ahead add onehalf to the travel time of characters on foot or in tracked vehicles. Double the: 
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  travel time for other ground vehicles. f he rocky area extends for 2D x 2 kilometers. 
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  Vapor Vent: A small crack in the ground ahead is seen to spout vapofit irregular intewab. The crack can easily be leaped 
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  over by a character on foot. Ground vehicles can easily avoid the crack. Roll 20 If the characters elect to pass over the crack. 
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  On an 8+, the crack will spout vapor I 
  they cross. Vehicles will receive a sharp jolt but no damage. A character on foot 
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  will be thrown into the ground. Roll Dexterity or under on 20 to avoid I D  Hit Points in damage. Check for a 2 in 6 chance. . 
  of Vacc Suit breach also. 
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  Asteroid: An asteroid of at least 10 + 2 times the size of the players' ship is on a rearhidelfront eollirion mum. Rdl Ma- 
  neuver capacity or less on 1 D to avoid (Die Modifier: Pilot Skill). Failure to avoid means taking 1 D Hits, as if from a Missile. 
  {High G u d :  Surface Explosion Damage Table with Die Madlfler of t3.) 
  Comet: The ship 
  near by a comet. Rolf Ship's Maneuver capability or less on 10 (Die Mdifier 65 Rlot Skill) to avoid 
  hitting r hut& of debris. If qnsuccessful, take one Hit as if from laser fire. (Hi* GUM: S u b  Explosion Damage fable 
  with a Die Idodffier of 4 4 .  Critical Hits become No Effect.) Ships scarlner range is reduced by half for 20 + 4 minutes due to 
  dust and gases inthe vicinity. 
  Debris: A chunk of debris is detected on the ship's scanner at a distance of I D  x 10,000 miks (double distance for Military 
  Equipment). After 5 minutes study, roll 10: I - 5: Natural debris; 8: Man-made debris. 
  Dust Cloud: The high density of dust in this region cauw L m r  Fire to be less powerful than usual. Ail Beam Weapons Fac- 
  tors are reduced by one for the next 1 D x 10 minutes. 
  Ion Cloud: The presance of an ion cloud in this area causes Missile Fire to k less effactive than usual. Each turn roll 2D: on 
  a result of 5 or less, there is no change; on a result of 6,7,8, or 9, the Attacking hii ile Faetor is reduced by one; on a result 
  of 10 or 1 1, the Attacking Missile Factor is reduced by two; on a 12, the entire Missi k sglvo detonates prematurely and does 
  no damage. 
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  Meteor Shower: A meteor shower occurr. 106 meteon'strike the ship. Roll to,hit witb ~ie:~odifier 
  of Pilot Skill. (Hi* 
  Guard: Attacking Beam Factor of 1 with Die Modifier of Pilot $kill. Penamtion is against Sand hetor- 2. Roll on Surfuce 
  Explosion Table with Die Modifier of +I.) 
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  Nebula: The high density of nebular material in this area causes rnisreadings on the sensors. Any comrnunic8tions are also 
  intehrred with for the Rext I D  x 20 minutes as detection range is cut In half. 
  S p m  keounterr Near a Black Hole 
  E M r o  Gravitic Disturban-: An extremely large amount of matter has just been sucked into the Blwk Hole. As it c
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  the event horlzon, a tremendous burst of static is given off and a gravity wave is created. In additibn to the e f h m  of the 
  Elktro Magnetic Disturbance, mwnentary suges in the ship's internal gravity field will cause the wuity to go up or down by 
  .I g. The Jump Drive is effected and charmars with Engineering -1 or better will know that the chan~es of inisjump are 
  increased unlea 10 hours are spent in recdibrab'on. The misjump throw will have an additional Die ModiRer of +4. 
  Electro Magnetic Disturbance: A fairly large imount of matter has just be& sucked in the Blaek ~ b l e .  
  As it cr- 
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  horizon, a tremendous burst of static is given off. This static lasts ID + 5 minutes. During this period, the ship's sanning 
  range is cut to one third normal and I D  spurious Mips are picked up. Induction msis temporary current surges in the 
  control cimuits.and breakers trip in at least one ship system. Roll ID: 1 : Power Plant; 2: Computer; 3: Maneuver Drive; 
  4: Jump Drive; 5: Weaponry; 6: Life Support. There is no damage and 10 x 10 seconds later the breabr cm be reset to 
  restore the system function. 
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  INDEX 
  Abony, 9,0412 
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  Dax, 12, 2815 
  Hu, 12,2612 
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  Abricot, 5,07W 
  Deeth , 7 , 2  1 03 
  Huan, 8,2701 
  Accra, 14,1530 
  Degh, 20,3033 
  Huangko. 8,2505 .: 
  Achmetha, l0.1215 
  Delago, 20, 2735 
  Huang Ti, 8,2808 
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  Acier, 5, 0106 
  Denio, 7,2205 
  Hunan, 8,2908 
  Adair, 7, 2304 
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  I Derj, 10,1117 
  Hun-kuo, 8,3006 
  Adrar, 14,1624 
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  Derna, 10, 1313 
  Hun-tun, 8,2504 
  Adour, 12,301 3 
  . Deuel, 6, 1302 
  Hzimo, 18,1537 
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  Ahaggar, 10,0915'- ; 
  * '  'Diekirch, 6,0910 
  Aiwo, 5,0101 
  Djebha, 5,0810 
  ldehan, 10, 11 13 . , - . 
  Ajlun, 11,2318 
  . . . Dogo, 13.0428 
  lida, 13,0227 
  Akim Oda, 14,1430 
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  Dolak, 6,0904 
  Iksal, 11,2497 
  Akita, 13,0326 
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  Dorotea, 15,232 1 
  Irnlan, 17,0536 
  Al box, 16,2823 
  Doven, 7, 1706 
  Indang, 10,1217 
  Alcaia, 16,3022 
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  Dozen, 13,0530 
  Inuvik, 7,2ZD6 
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  Aldrikin, 17,0736, 
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  lonac, 7, 1810 
  Aldrin, 5, 0804 
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  .Ecija,16,2625 
  lri, 10, 1213 
  Almonte, 16,3024 
  Edjelek, 15, 1724 
  lrun, 12,3117 
  Amya, 18,1434 
  Eich, 6, 1107 
  Ise, 13,0729 
  Anetan, 5,0204 
  Eliot, 7, 1808 
  Isparta, 18, 1439 ,- 
  Aoulef, 15, 1728 
  Elsmere, 8,0901 
  Ivalo, 16,2528 
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  Ariha, 11, 2020 
  Ernbu, 14,1130 
  Arket, 5,0508 
  Emis, 19,2431 
  Jaen, 16,2921 
  Armero, 18,0932 
  Erex, 19,2439 
  Jarnmu, 9,0113 
  Arrah, 9, 031 1 
  Estella, 12, 32 15 
  Jarpen, 15,2421 
  Athari, 16,2830 
  Etzina, 5,0401 
  Jaruco, 9,071 1 
  Atcha, 20,2535 
  Erywin, 19, 1938 
  Jipijapa, 6, 1010 
  Auch, 12,301 5 
  Ewa, 5,0702 
  Jodar, 16,2923 
  Aviles, 12, 2916 
  " Ju-i, 8, 2807 
  Falaya, 20,2738 
  Babia, 5, 0707 
  Fauve, 9,02 14 
  Kagamega, 14,1027 
  Baiti, 5, 0202 
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  Feng Po, 8,2710 
  Kald, 17,0440 
  Baragoi, 14,0923 
  Fenho, 8,3101 
  Kalradin, 9, 0416 
  Batna, 15, 1928 
  Ferrol, 12,2518 
  Kamchina. 13,0823 
  Bechar, 14,1630 
  Flakesmr, 9, M 8  
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  Kasmi, 19,2040 
  8eowawe, 7,2003 
  Flekke,19,2383 
  " -  'Kataga,9,0314 
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  Bergsjo, 15,2326 
  Fmsani, 17,0337 
  Katowice, 1 1,2014 
  Bermeo, 12,3119 
  Foix, 12,301 1 
  Kepno, 11,1816 
  Berken, 9,081 1 
  Frauten, 6,0903 
  Kerzaz, 14,1621 
  Biskra, 15, 1921 
  Fu Hsi, 8, 280$ 
  Keski, 16,3130 
  Biwa, 13,0421. 
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  Furnas, 6, 1604 
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  Keta, 14, 1528 
  Boe, 5,0103 
  Khalke, 19,2237 
  Bole, 14, 1330 
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  Gabesh, 15,2125 
  Kharas, 11, 1819 
  Bracke, 15, 2324 
  . 
  Gab, 5, 0308 
  Kheri, 20,2532 
  Buada, 5,0505 
  Garba Tula, 13,0722 
  Khuaf, 20,3134 , 
  Buena, 16,3121 
  Garissa, 15, 0829 
  Khun Yao, 8,281D 
  Bura, 13,0827 
  Gau-kee, 20,3238 
  Kigye, 10, 1319 
  Bzura, 11,221 5 
  Genk, 5,0807 
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  Kilchu, 13, 01 29 
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  Gdansk, 10,1518 
  Kisil, 14, 1030 
  Cheju, 10,0920 
  Gdynia, 10, 1616 
  Kitale, 13,0521 
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  Chenachane, 1 5,1822 
  Ghnema, 10,1111 
  Kivu, 20, 2832 
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  Chiclana, 16,3226 
  Gifu, 9,0616 
  Kixym, 20,3140 
  Chin Shan, 8,2602 
  Gijon, 12,3220 
  K'Kigi, 18, 1332 ' -  . 
  Chitek, 6, 1203 
  Grodzisk, 1 1,221 1 
  Kobe, 13,0225 
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  Chuan Hsuin, 8,2809 
  Guerzim, 74,1626 
  Kochi, 9,0614 
  Chu-jung, 8, 2904 
  Konieh, 5,0308 
  Coin, 16, 2525 
  Heng-o, 12,2713 
  Konskie, 1 1,201 2 
  Cruz, 12,2520 
  Himrai, 9 7, 0240 
  Konza, 14,1126 
  Hmrilma, 17, 0233 
  Kosice, 10, 1514 
  Ho Liu, 8,2907 
  Daboya, 14,1321 
  Koslin, 10,0918 
  Holt, 6, 1410 
  Damiya, 11,2220 
  Kouvola, 15,2130 
  Honjo, 13,0324 
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  KIMara, 1 7,O 140 
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  Kmno-im, 20,3137 
  Nafud, 6, 1504 
  Krandin, 19, f 737 
  Nagar, 9,02 15 
  Krina, 8,3207 
  Narok, 14, 1122 
  Kronshlot, 9,0414 
  Nashchaug, 5,0503 
  Kuan Yin, 8,2610 , 
  Nauru, 5,0206 
  Kufra, 10, 1014 
  Navrongo, 14, 1428 
  + Kuhmo, 15,2428 
  Negril, 9,0120 
  Kuji, 13,0423 
  Ngong, 14, 1 124 
  Kumhwa, 10,0913 
  Nibok, 5,0302 
  Kung-sang, 10,2806 
  Nieuw, 19, 2031 
  Kure, 13,0623 
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  Kutno, 11, 1712 ' 
  Nikko,13,0321 
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  Kutenai, 18,1132 'i 
  NowaSol,10,1516 
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  Nowy Targ, 11,231 3 
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  Lahti, 16,3030 
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  NU-kua, 8, 2805 
  Langsele, 15,202 1 
  Nysa, 11,2217 
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  6,0907 
  Nye, 7, 1902 
  Lismore, 20,2633 
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  Nyeri, 14, 1226 
  Llanes, 1 2, 281 8 
  Lno-rin, 20,3240 
  Ochon, 9,0219 
  Loche, 19, 1936 
  Oconee, 19,2232 
  Lodwar, 14,0926 
  Ocumare, 19, 1732 
  Lo~oke, 19,2133 
  Odaw, 13,0222 
  Lorca, 16,2826 
  Oita, 7, 2308 
  Lorne, 7, 1704 
  Okaya, 13, 01:!1 
  Luarca, 12,2718 
  Oki, 13,0330 
  Lubon,11,2111 
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  Oldflight, 9,051 5 ' 
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  Lugg, 18, 1337 
  Olduvai, 20,2638 
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  Lyabettus, 6, 1209 
  -. Opole, I 
  1,2214 
  Lydda, 6,1308 
  Orwelle, 7, 1802 
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  Osaka, 13,0727 
  Macrofom, 9,021 7 
  Osowiec, 7, 1908 
  Madi, 8, 31 10 
  Osuna, 16,2722 
  Madra, 17,0838 
  . Otsu, 9,0619 
  Majdal,11,2319 
  Oviedo, 12, 27 19 
  Malindi, 5,0709 
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  Mangots, 10,091 1 
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  Pakka, 16,2627 
  Mani, 20,2835 
  Pa Kua, 8,3104 
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  Marada, 9,0813 
  Palompi, 7, 1701 
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  Maralal, 13,0621 
  Pamlieo, 7,2310 
  Mardan, 6, 1208 
  Paphos, 20.2731 
  Margilan, 19, 1834 
  Parida, 6, 1304 
  Martre, 5,0606 
  Parma, 6,0908 
  Masan, 10, 'I 220 
  Pau, 12,3113 *. 
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  Masinloc, 5, 0209 
  Pavlet, 18, f 034 
  Maayaf, 5,0304 
  Pelileo, 18, 1531 
  Mbale, 14,0929 
  Pelly, 18, 1233 
  ,Mellansel, 15, 2425 
  Penas, 19,2239 
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  Memsilmi, 19, 2433 
  Pi, 7, 2405 
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  Meshed, 18, 1038 
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  Polgyo, 10,14 1 7 
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  'Midlo, 17, 0431 
  Potes, 12,2918 
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  IMieres, 12, 2920 
  Prosser, 6,1502 
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  Mikkeli, 15, 2227 
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  . Prudni k, 6,1208 
  ,IMing,12,2812 
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  Ptock, 10, 1612 
  Minles, 20, 2636 
  Pu Chou, 8,2608 
  Mito, 13,0322 
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  Puuta, 15,2030 
  Miyagi,9,0617 
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  Moapa, 7,2108: : 
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  Qabalan, 11, 1719 
  Monsoom, 18,1137 
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  Qana, 1 1,2420 
  Mori, 13,0526 
  Quargla, 15, 1722 
  Msaken, 15,2024 
  Quezon, 6,1007 
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  Muddo Gashi, 13,0724 
  Quindio. 6,1406 ; 
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  automated communications beacons on them. An outer pair of gas giants complete the system. A small Mining Station is located on one o f  the moons o f  the larger gas 
  giant. The primary products of Negril are the refined heavy metals mined here. Large quantities of special biological products are also shipped. Several popular spiees are 
  gathered from the Krasmaya species of forest shrub. It has not proved practical t o  cultivate this shrub so the product is obtained by gathering teams which rove on ATV's 
  towing a processing trailer. Periodic Air Raft visits ark made t o  collect the refined spices. The salt seas serve as a preserve or reservation for certain religious colonies of 
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  Settled and built-up as a Base fwo centuries ago, Guerzim participated in the Narman Strife. The planet served as tHe steging area for the forces which invaded and 
  occupied Marok, Tamale, and Oaboya. Only disorganized remnants survived to be evacuated back to Adrar and Guenim. Reorganized as the planetary defense forces, 
  these remnants were further decimated by the Mandanin counterattack. The refueling base on the third moon of the outer gas giant was destroyed as well as the moon it- 
  self split into four smaller fragments. The Naval Base on Guerzim, though well defended, was destroyed also. After the peace settlement, the devastated base was same- 
  what rebuilt to support the patrol forces maintained in the sector. The troops were mostly demobilized and settle on Guerzim. Socially they retained some of the aspects 
  of the former military command structure resulting in a classification of feudal technoc:?tic government. A small Scout Base is maintained here which also provides re- 
  fueling for the extensive patrol forces still maintained in this region. 
  Six planets comprise this system. The innermost orbit is occupied by a 4900 km diameter rock which has a &It of six 100 krh rocks in orbit a k u t  it arranged in a 
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  ., ' not rebuilt. Fourth orbit out is a smali gas giant with 8 minor rocks as satellites. Fifth orbit out is a large gas giant which formerly had 10 satellites, minor rocks and ice 
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