| HEX | World Name | UWP | BS | Trade | PPG | AL | Stellar |
| 1701 | Dhuellzugza | X7555245 C755524A | Ag Ni Ag Ni | 221 321 | Wi Ve | G8V | |
| 1703 | Odhrrigh | X7B20000 B7B2411C | Fl Ba Fl Ni | 022 122 | -- Ve | M6V | |
| 1706 | Anur | X5848436 A5949BF7 | Ag In Hi | B513 513 | Wi Ve |
M4 III M0V | |
| 1707 | Hoenguel | X6714400 B671532B | Ni Ni | B922 222 | Wi Ve | K2V | |
| 1708 | Tsueghogruglloz | X9964691 A996575B | G |
Ag Ni Ag Ni | 903 203 | Wi Ve | F9V |
| 1709 | Gzoerghaen | X5946897 B594689B | G |
Ag Ni Ag Ni | B424 524 | Wi Ve | K3V K9V |
| 1802 | Oegninong | X4250000 A4259AAC | G |
Ba In Hi | 001 101 | -- Ve | M4V |
| 1804 | Kfaege | X2020000 B202633A | Va Ic Ba Va Ic Ni Na | 011 111 | -- Ve |
M8V | |
| 1805 | Grnouf | X8698534 A86989AC | Ri | B402 702 | Wi Ve | K0V KD | |
| 1806 | Sastsuks | X24466B6 A2447A7C | Ag Ni Ag | B522 722 | Wi Ve | F4V | |
| 1810 | Udhagaksuen | X5453107 B545333A | Ni Lo Ni Lo | 404 704 | Wi Ve | F6 IV | |
| 1904 | Kfakfug | X2000000 A2008A7C | G |
Va Ba Va In Hi Na | 011 911 | -- Ve | M0V |
| 1905 | Kfeks | X1000000 B1006A8C | Va Ba Va Ni Na | 025 525 | -- Ve | G9V | |
| 1906 | Gnerr | X7556598 A755659C | Ag Ni Ag Ni | 514 614 | Va Ve | K9V MD | |
| 1907 | Ueksouk | X7C20000 B7C2976C | G |
Fl Ba Fl In Hi | 002 102 | -- Ve | F2V |
| 1909 | Uengoz | X3566305 B356679B | Ni Ni | B204 304 | Wi Ve | F1V MD | |
| 2001 | Zargvaetsr | C76A6A79 A76A7A7C | G |
Wa Aq Wa Aq | 912 112 | Vl Vl | G7V |
| 2004 | Kfaengzuen | X2120000 C212576A | Ic Ba Ic Ni Lo | 013 113 | -- Ve | M5V | |
| 2005 | Otsaerghuerr | X88A4534 B88A522C | Wa Ni Lo Wa Ni Lo | 903 203 | Wi Va |
G9 IV | |
| 2006 | Voukifaerrg | X5330000 B533745B | Po Ba Po | 005 605 | -- Ve | F1V | |
| 2101 | Aertsvad | C49478B9 A49478BB | G |
Ag Ag | 605 705 | Vl Vl | K1V K6V |
| 2102 | Oeghzvar | C486876A A486876C | G |
104 104 | Vl Vl | G4V | |
| 2107 | Kfasaegerr | X2230000 A2239C9D | Po Ba Po In Hi | 012 112 | -- Ve |
F3V M3V | |
| 2108 | Egzan | X4586553 A458977C | G |
Ag Ni Hi | B902 202 | Wi Ve | G6V |
| 2109 | Uengva | D4815308 B481530A | Ni Ni | 402 702 | Va Ve | F1V | |
| 2206 | Daekhs | X7A10000 B7A1422B | C |
Fl Ba Fl Ni | 013 213 | -- Ve | M2V |
| 2208 | Saellok | D5978528 A597852C | G |
704 804 | Va Ve | M0V | |
| 2301 | Zhorurn | C884773B A884773D | G |
Ag Ag | 213 313 | Vl Vl | F9V |
| 2302 | Fraets-Vog | B685755C A685755E | G G |
Ag Ri Ag Ri | 103 203 | Vl Vl | K1V |
| 2305 | Arrunoer | D4967448 B496744A | Ag Ag | 704 704 | Va Ve | F8V F8V | |
| 2306 | Geksoen | D4566568 B456656B | Ag Ni Ag Ni | 600 700 | Va Ve | G0V | |
| 2308 | Vaesan | X5A10000 A5A1454C | Fl Ba Fl Ni | 003 203 | -- Ve | M1V | |
| 2310 | Koeldoun | X4000000 A400751E | G |
Va Ba Va Na | 003 703 | -- Ve | K0V |
| 2401 | Firgvaar | A667987C A667987E | G G |
Hi Hi | 214 214 | Vl Vl | G0V |
| 2402 | Lair | A8859A8C A8859B9F | G G |
Hi Cx Hi Cx | 213 213 | Vl Vl | G5V |
| 2405 | Foukakh | X5557867 B555779A | Ag Ag | B304 404 | Wi Ve | K3V K8V | |
| 2410 | Uk Olou | X8846425 B884650C | Ag Ni Ag Ri Ni | B211 411 | Wi Ve | G4V |
Grnouf Subsector: The Grnouf Subsector has an estimated
population in 1202 of approximately 6 billion, a decrease of 60% from its
Pre-Collapse population. Lair and Firgvaar have the highest population (2
billion) while Lair has the highest tech level rating (13). The Grnouf Subsector
had an estimated population in 1120 of approximately 15 billion. Its highest
population was 5 billion at Anur. Lair had the highest tech level (15).
Lair Protectorate Notes:
In 777, Lair (2402) declared its independence from the Empire of
Varroerth. It was accompanied by Khvhaergvaetsorrgh (2501),
Firgvaar (2401), Fraets-Vog (2302), Zhorurn (2301), and
Kaarlag (Ngathksirz 2440). "Embracing everything that is truly Vargr,
the Lair Protectorate is based on the basic precepts of charisma and
responsible change." (Vilani & Vargr pg.54). The Empire just
shrugged and ignored the Protectorate. The Protectorate ignored the Empire in
return. Over the next 300+ years, Aertsvad (2101), Oeghzvar
(2102), Zargvaetsr (2001), and Khaevu (Ngathksirz 2240) joined
the Protectorate. As the Protectorate began to really prosper, the regional
governor grew somewhat envious but took no action. The Protectorate is also
technologically minded and would have quite an advantage if a civil war broke
out.
Unlike their brethren, the Vargr of the Lair Protectorate did not join in
the great feast in Corridor. Their resources were focused on internal
matters. Civil unrest on Lair threatened to break apart the Protectorate.
Reform minded Ulurs Otsunga stabilized matters with legislation designed to
curtail restrictions over personal freedoms. His timing was fortunate as he
soon had to face an even greater threat, Virus.
When word reached the Protectorate about the coming of Virus, decisive action
was immediately taken. Worlds prepared for war. Caches of technology were
created and hidden deep underground. While representatives of the Empire scoffed
at what they felt was a hoax, the Protectorate secured its borders and remained
alert for any possible sign of contamination. In 1136, Virus came.
A large vampire fleet, mostly consisting of ships from
Kaegrogz and Anghikh
barreled its way into Grnouf in 1136 after forays into Llaezgaen and Vorvoun.
Spies for the Protectorate returned with reports of carnage all along the
Grnouf Main. Taking a gamble, the Protectorate put the bulk of its forces in
Zargvaetsr, since it is the only Protectorate world separated by 2 parsecs to
the Grnouf Main. It paid off.
The Vampire fleet jumped in 2 weeks after the Protectorate Navy had put
themselves into positions throughout the system. Despite being outnumbered,
the Protectorate Navy had the element of surprise and superior technology on
their side. They destroyed the bulk of the fleet as most of the ships did not
have the extra fuel to jump out of the system. Those that did went coreward
into Ngathksirz sector. Protectorate casualties were moderate but the naval
base and Zargvaetsr itself were the unfortunate recipients of suicide impacts
from dying vampire ships.
Over the next two decades several major battles were fought. The most decisive
came in 1156 when a large Vampire fleet tried invading the Protectorate through
its coreward jump 1 neighbors in Ngathksirz. This was a successful maneuver.
Although the Protectorate was patrolling these worlds and received enough
advance notice from their scouts, they did not know which world the fleet was
going to strike.
Over a period of several months, Vampire squadrons would jump in to a system,
hit it, and jump back out before the Vargr had a chance to strike back. A few
of these missions were suicide runs designed to take out a starport or a naval
base to soften up the system before the larger force jumped in. The
Protectorate was forced to divide up its fleet among several worlds as
most were within striking distance.
The entire Vampire fleet finally struck at Aertsvad. Defending all 5 gas giants
would have spread their forces too thin so only a few ships had been sent to
each gas giant. When the Vampire fleet jumped in, the ships radioed the main
fleet and then jumped to rejoin the main fleet. Upon receiving the warning,
couriers were sent out to warn their neighbors. The battle, known as the Siege
of Aertsvad, was fierce. Vargr fighter pilots adopted the suicide tactics of
the Vampires. The Vampire fleet didn't consider the fighters much of a threat.
This enabled the fighters to within meters of them where they were able to
detonate their nuclear payloads. Casualties were heavy for both sides at
Aertsvad but the Vargr held their ground. The Vampire fleet was forced to flee.
With their coreward neighbors a liability, the
Protectorate decided that it would annex them. The Protectorate Recovery
Program (PRP) began in 1158. Advisors and troops were sent in to assess the
situation of each of these worlds and recommend the best course of action to
bring these worlds back to pre-Collapse levels. Although the work has been
slow, definitive progress has been made. All worlds in the Protectorate have
at least a D starport or better.
Virus brought out something unusual in the Vargr of the Lair Protectorate:
homeworld pride. Virus has been perceived as an attack on the Vargr way of life.
Virus has no charisma. It only seeks to enslave and destroy. The Vargr of the
Protectorate feel greatly insulted and as such will not suffer it. When dealing
with Viral threats, these Vargr fight with the tenacity of an Aslan defending
the honor of his clan and have not hesitated to lay down their lives in defense
of the Protectorate.
Other Subsector Notes:
The tech level for Anur (1706) in the UWP for 1120 is misleading. The
monarchy enjoyed the fruits of their subjects' labor. They imported high
tech goods from offworld while their subjects lived at tech level 7. Working
in the factories was mandatory. Conditions tended to be poor. Dissidence was
forbidden. The police made sure that the people remained in line. Rebellion
came when Virus sent the starport crashing down into the capital city. As
cities and industrial parks were being bombarded, the people fled, often
taking advantage of the confusion to attack local law enforcement.
Uengva (2109), Saellok (2208), Arrunoer (2305), and
Geksoen (2306) managed to keep stripped down versions of their
downports functional. All 4 worlds lie on the Grnouf Main. While it is
unknown why Vampires no longer make their way down to the Uengva-Saellok arm
Geksoen's lack of gas giants could be the reason why the Vampires don't
travel down the Arrunoer-Geksoen arm. They might be operating under the
assumption that the starport is gone from Geksoen, leaving only ocean
refuelling as the means for leaving the system. In either case, each pair of
worlds has maintained light trade with the other.
