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Unknown XX
The small planet of XX has constantly puzzled astronomers who are unable to make any sense of its constantly shifting l…
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New Earth-That-Was
The Earth-That-Was got used up.
The folk that could made for the sky, and made themselves a new home out here. They m…
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Miros, the Devouring World
'Captain's log, date unknown. We have been exploring a region of dead space, wandering between the dull cinders of dying…
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The Biridian System
Some places are too dangerous to enter, even approaching them can mean adventure. What is forbidden is forbidden for a r…
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Being the first human to step off the wrung of a ship's ladder and onto the living breathing soil of a new planet spoils you for every other form of thrill or experience. I am not kidding. We have support groups in the Galactic Scouting G…
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The fortress stronghold of the Anunnaki
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It was never really that nice of a place, but the orbital bombardment, viral bombing, and nuclear war didnt help anything.
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Miros, the Devouring World
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'Captain's log, date unknown. We have been exploring a region of dead space, wandering between the dull cinders of dying suns, looking for an explanation to what happened in this sector of space. Our charts show that this sector should be b…
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The Earth-That-Was got used up. The folk that could made for the sky, and made themselves a new home out here. They made a dozen worlds and all their moons just like Earth, but it weren't all roses and sunshine. The government, in the…
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On their beacon, such that it was, we came in from the east, low across the wet and mud. When you get close to the Pielshome Field, the beacon is pretty useless. Visibility was good and I saw the oil lamps that lit the green circle we had …
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As the Earth That Was was being "used up", the Dysporia began. Any Rocky World in the Lifeband were made to be habitable by people. This produced a huge number of barely habitable planets, most of which are out on the frontier. …
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All through the Alliance there are those that follow the Shepherds of The Book. The Book is old and came from many Great Teachers of the Past that walked The Earth that Was. These folks have followed a Great Shepherd into the Desert that is…
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Nob was a fairly developed colony world. It had a few cities, some manufacturing, and something that passed as a space port. Then a wonderful disaster showered riches and power upon it.
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I was watching one of those famous sunsets while I was waiting for the Mule to come back. I saw the spot in the sun. I thought it was a bug. My gut knew what it was. I was running for the cockpit before it registered in my brain. It was ti…
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LaVenda -- Border
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Hot Dang, we are going to LaVenda!
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Flying into Lewiston, once you get low enough, is difficult, captain. There is constant wind sheer through the valleys. You have to fly careful, as the wind will slam you into a mountain side faster than a card player tossing in a bad hand.…
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Partas II
1 HoH
In a universe always in need of habitable planets, Partas II had a good location, good resources, and the people about it had a "need". It just had one problem. It wasn't generally habitable. A century ago, the Great Project was u…
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A fairly average world that happens to be the headquarter site of the Earth Alliance Space Probe Agency (EASPA)
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A seemingly average industrial world that is the source of 1 out of every 4 guns in current use.
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For the Emperor! For Anna Purna! For the Tigers! Motto of the 1st Anna Purna Legion, the White Tigers.
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Unknown XX
1 HoH
Quest entry
The small planet of XX has constantly puzzled astronomers who are unable to make any sense of its constantly shifting location on the cosmic charts. Other less lofty minds pay this oddity no heed, choosing instead to focus on the searc…
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Abrahams World
Quest entry
A quiet little world, threatened by a war that had never touched it.
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Outpost of Tydor
Quest entry
The Outpost World of Tydor, shrouded in its cloak of mists and silence. Once people lived here, but no more, and not a clue to where they went.
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Some places are too dangerous to enter, even approaching them can mean adventure. What is forbidden is forbidden for a reason.
