Corridor - Subsector C

LEMISH

Corridor Subsector C: New Era data, as of 001-1202 / Imperial era data, as of 001-1120

Subsector Map

Hex	Name	UWP	BS	Trade	TPPG	AL	Stellar
1703	Tyee	X336000-0 C336685-6		Ba Ni	013 413	-- Vg	G1 III M8D
1704	Merold	C766627-6 B766684-6		Ag Ni Ag Ni Ri	B524 524	Wi Vg	K1V
1803	Lyforn	X323000-0 B32357B-B		Po Ba Po Ni	012 312	-- Vg	M4 III
1808	Lemish	X795535-7 A79568C-D	G	Ag Ni Ag Ni Cp	401 A101	Wi Va	M2V M5V
1810	Munhofen	E443124-7 C443203-8		Po Ni Lo Po Ni Lo	523 123	Wi Na	G7V
1904	Ighoth	X333000-0 A333000-C		Po Ba Po Ni Lo	023 R023	-- Vg	K9V
1905	Dazey's World	X438000-0 C438220-C		Ba Ni Lo	010 510	-- Vg	M3V
1906	Sutton	X220000-0 B220575-C		De Po Ba De Po Ni	015 615	-- Vg	M5 III
1908	Weyland	X335000-0 B335267-9	G	Ba Ni Lo	002 302	-- Na	M3V
2003	Croftstein	X100000-0 C100403-9		Va Ba Va Ni Lo	015 415	-- Na	F3V
2004	Egami Nivek	X654311-4 D654479-7		Ni Lo Ni Lo	422 122	Wi Va	F1V
2006	Tamilaa	X788785-5 B788747-A	G	Ag Ag Ri	B701 801	Wi Na	K3 IV M6D
2009	Specti	X7A3000-0 E7A3100-8		Fl Ba Fl Ni Lo	022 722	-- Va	F1V
2010	Dianah	E364577-8 C364500-A		Ag Ni Ag Ni	321 621	Wi Va	K8V
2101	Vicennis	X000000-0 B000889-C	C	As Ba As Na	004 414	-- Va	G9 IV
2102	Phomos	D662534-0 C662574-4		Ni Ni	B214 614	Wi Va	G7V
2106	Angi	E24156A-7 D241632-8	H	Po Ni Po Ni	201 701	Wi Vh	M0V
2108	Ginning	X631000-0 A6315AF-B	G	Po Ba Po Ni	023 323	-- Va	G2V
2109	Amwaz	D592344-6 B592333-C		Ni Lo Ni Lo	210 510	Wi Va	M1V
2201	Douthit	C5405A7-6 B540552-7		De Po Ni De Po Ni	123 323	Wi Va	M3V
2202	Braden IV	X877043-9 A877000-D		Ni Lo Ni Lo	201 601	Wi Na	F4V M1D
2205	Brariun	X629000-0 B629034-9		Ba Ni Lo	001 801	-- Vh	M5V G6V
2206	Aurolee	X000000-0 B000769-D	G	As Ba As Na	014 624	-- Vh	A8 IV
2208	Luuga	X410000-0 B410767-D	H	Ba Na	022 322	-- Va	G5V K4D
2209	Voegrr	X47876E-4 B478861-C	G	Ag	B503 903	Wi Va	M2V K4D
2303	Alfive	X487237-3 B487201-D		Ni Lo Ni Lo	101 401	Wi Vh	K9V
2304	Double Sun	X000000-0 X000403-4		As Ba As Ni Lo	011 911	-- Vh	A7V M6D
2306	Pruughoe	X9C7000-0 C9C769E-A		Fl Ba Fl Ni	001 301	-- Vh	M2V
2307	Aking	X200000-0 C200564-A		Va Ba Va Ni	001 301	-- Vh	M4V
2403	Myathena	X666200-4 A666268-B		Ni Lo Ni Lo	B113 413	Wi Vh	M5V
2405	Gravista	D553868-2 C553879-4	H	Po Po	B821 921	Wi Vh	K5V
2409	Treedisk	X120000-0 D120332-B	H	De Po Ba De Po Ni Lo	001 601	-- Va	M7V M3D

Lemish Subsector: The Lemish Subsector has an estimated population in 1202 of approximately 1.55 billion, a decline of 39% from its Pre-Collapse population. Its highest population is 833.7 million at Gravista, and its highest tech level is 9 at Braden IV. The Lemish Subsector had an estimated population in 1117 of approximately 2.56 billion. Its highest population was 966 million at Gravista, and its highest tech level was 13 at Lemish, Braden IV, Aurolee, Luuga and Alfive.

Subsector Notes:

by Chris Griffen
This backwater subsector benefitted from having several low-tech worlds. Because Virus could not find an adequate conduit through which to wreak destruction on many of these worlds, they did not suffer the fates of their higher tech brethren. Subsequent orbital bombardment and kamikaze crashes into urban centers by Doomslayer Virus strains, however, did their part in reducing population levels. Lemish Subsector remains perhaps irretrievably locked in its dismal state as a little visited or wanted region of interstellar space.

The starport and industrial capacity of Lemish (1808) were severely damaged by Vargr raids during the Rebellion. The planetary governor fervently declared his unwillingness to pay protection money to Vargr corsairs. In retaliation, the Vargr mustered a fleet and sacked the planet, specifically concentrating their attacks on the port and manufacturing complexes. The shipyards were totally destroyed, and the other port facilities were barely functional after the attack. Rebuilding efforts never could effectively get under way with the chaos of the war making it difficult to get much-needed supplies. The onset of the Collapse and subsequent waves of Vampire attacks diminished the population even further and set the Lemishans back even further. The current population survives in the ruins of the old cities and maintains the remnant technology as best they can.

The population of Ighoth (1904) numbered in the tens of thousands until 1117. In that year a mysterious sublight vessel entered the system at high speed, apparently on automatic pilot. Vargr system defense boats boarded the giant derelict, found no cause for alarm, and brought it back to Ighoth. Within a week, contact with Ighoth ceased. Ships jumping into the system encountered orbiting quarantine buoys prohibiting landing. Radio communications went unanswered. EMS scans of the world's surface revealed little or no activity. The logical assumption was that the derelict had carried some sort of virus which evaded local decontamination procedures and wiped out the planet's inhabitants. Shortly thereafter, Imperial authorities declared the Ighoth system off limits for fear of spreading whatever virulent epidemic wiped out the local Vargr.

Print Source:
Lemish and Ginning were referenced in an article in MegaTraveller Journal #2.