Vland - Subsector B

VHODAN

Vland Subsector B: New Era data, as of 001-1202 / Imperial era data, as of 001-1120

Subsector Maps: 1202 and 1120.

Hex	Name	UWP	BS	Trade	TPPG	AL	Stellar
0902	Otsaellghue	X225000-0 A225435-F	N	Ba Ni Lo	003 303	-- Vn	K9V
0906	Iishashun	X625000-0 C62546A-C		Ba Ni Lo	013 713	-- Rv	A3 IV
0909	Jiinasha	X200000-0 C200789-B	S	Va Ba Va Na	020 820	-- Rv	M4 III
1001	Odhughe	X525000-0 C525545-8		Ba Ni	010 910	-- Vn	K0V D
1003	Anaanika	C340653-6 B34057A-7		De Po Ni De Po Ni	211 911	Wi Vn	M5V
1004	Esngougz	XA7A355-2 EA7A343-5		Wa Ni Lo Wa Ni Lo	B220 620	Wi Vn	M4V
1007	Laaru	E69A776-8 C69A9CC-D	S	Wa Wa Hi In	324 424	Wi Rv	G7 IV
1102	Azu	X447668-5 A447857-C	N	Ag Ni	501 801	Wi Vn	M7V D
1104	Gvaellekh	E885120-4 D885115-7	C C	Ni Lo Ni Lo	B210 610	Wi Vn	F2V D
1107	Sikilar	X332000-0 B3328DH-9		Po Ba Po Na	022 722	-- Rv	G2V
1108	Vakhoneri	X76A86C-1 C76A8AB-B	S	Wa Wa Ri	B410 710	Wi Rv	M8 III
1109	Suragginsu	X333000-0 E333352-A		Po Ba Po Ni Lo	011 711	-- Rv	F6V D
1110	Liwar	D350000-0 C350000-A	S	De Po Ba De Po Ni Lo	005 405	Wi Rv	K2V
1201	Erim	E573721-2 D573685-3		Ni	B201 801	Wi Vn	M1V D
1202	Anghurr	X430000-0 E4308AA-6	C	De Po Ba De Po Na	020 520	-- Vn	K9V
1203	Angvae	X322000-0 C322377-8		Po Ba Po Ni Lo	034 834	-- Vn	F3 II K0 II
1206	Kummus	X234000-0 C234520-8	S	Ba Ni	002 702	-- Rv	M1V
1208	Vhodan	X758889-4 A75898A-C		Hi Cp	B523 123	Wi Rv	G1 II K0 IV
1309	Enpar Konal	X577672-7 E57768A-7		Ag Ni Ag Ni	121 121	Wi Rv	K8V
1403	Deraan	X426000-0 B426649-B		Ba Ni	010 210	-- Vn	M4V
1405	Diiron	D89A86B-7 B89A8AA-B		Wa Wa	504 604	Wi Rv	G3V
1406	Timat	C98A79B-9 B98A679-8	S,N	Wa Wa Ni Ri	B221 921	Na Rv	M0V
1407	Guusimka	X539000-0 E539A77-C		Ba Hi	011 411	-- Rv	M6V
1408	Maran	X352668-3 B352978-F	N	Po Ni Po Hi	522 322	Wi Rv	M3V¹
1410	Zentove	X8D3587-4 C8D3587-8	S	Ni Ni	320 720	Wi Rv	K3V G4V
1505	Odinaga	X201000-0 A2016A9-B		Va Ic Ba Va Ic Na Ni	003 203	-- Rv	M0V D
1509	Audhumla	X98A202-4 A98A300-D		Wa Ni Lo Wa Ni Lo	B401 201	Wi Rv	G5V D²
1604	Gamgilebo	X000000-0 B000756-A		As Ba As Na	002 212	-- Va	F4 IV M1V M1V
1606	Dannar	X200000-0 C2006A8-C		Va Ba Va Na Ni	020 820	-- Rv	F6V D
1608	Riinel	X74667B-8 E746651-8		Ag Ni Ag Ni	601 601	Wi Rv	M5V
1609	Sakkuum	X110000-0 C1107AB-9	S	Ba Na	001 701	-- Rv	M9V

Subsector Notes

1: Maran was originally listed as having a M7V primary, but the average temperature listed in The Flaming Eye was way too warm so I gave the planet a warmer star. The library data and world map referred to ice caps that were fairly low in latitude so I didn't want to make the place too warm. An average temperature of -6°C made more sense.

2: Audhumla was originally listed as having a M5V primary with a G dwarf. This would make the world an Antarctic icebox. I decided to warm things up.

MT World Write-Ups

Audhumla
Maran

TNE Subsector Notes

by Chris Griffen

Vhodan Subsector: The Vhodan Subsector has an estimated population in 1202 of approximately 1.66 billion, a decline of 97% from its Pre-Collapse popu-lation. Its highest population is 584 million at Diiron, and its highest tech level is 9 at Timat. The Vhodan Subsector had an estimated population in 1117 of approximately 58.28 billion. Its highest population was 41.8 billion at Guusimka, and its highest tech level was 15 at Otsaellghue and Maran.

Colonized during the First Imperium with a dome ecology, Sikilar (1107) was a popular retirement world, because of its low gravity. As the Long Night deepened, it was cut off completely from interstellar contact. Technology became the province of a social class. The domes were maintained by rote knowledge, but their atmosphere became thinner over the centuries. The population physically adapted to this change.

Then an ambitious adventurer by the name of Dhusa (the only name now remembered) arrived from a higher tech world awed the populace with his "magic," and set up a religious dictatorship. Dhusa's legacy was one of the most draconian governments ever to blight the face of the Imperium. This highly insular, xenophobic culture died out during the early months of the Collapse.

In the Pre-Collapse era, an automated refuelling station serves travellers at Liwar (1110) in an otherwise useless system. The machines of the system were serviced by a hermit, who avoided any contact with outsiders. Most vessels would stay at the refueling station no longer than necessary. Vampire fleets made frequent stops at Liwar in the early days of Virus. The resources of the base were eventually depleted and as far as anyone knows, the station remains a desolate, unvisited hulk for some six decades now.

Timat (1406) has independently achieved interstellar flight. Largely left alone by the initial onslaught of Virus, the residents of Timat have gradually built their industrial base. They have successfully refurbished six free traders and three subsidized merchants, arming and equipping them by cannibalizing starships that were either stranded on Timat during the Collapse or crash-landed there in subsequent years. The trader fleet would actually be larger, but on two occasions refurbished starships were accidentally equipped with Virus-infected salvaged parts. The ships were immediately reinfected by Virus once they were made operational and proceeded to attack the Timati. Fortunately, the Timati were defended successfully by other ships in their trader fleet. The trader fleet has reestablished trade ties with Diiron and Maran and provides freight service and trade interface between the two worlds and Timat itself. In 1188, a small Vampire Fleet invaded the system, much to the consternation of its inhabitants. In a stroke of diplomatic genius, Timat's leaders managed to strike a deal with the benign Hobbyist/Empire Builder-strain Vampire ships to avoid a confrontation. Timat's leaders fear the day when a more belligerant Virus enters their system.

Gamgliebo (1604) was under intense study from a team of IISS astrophysicists before the Collapse came. Although listed as a trinary with asteroids and a gas giant, the gas giant is a supergiant with a fairly large amount of internal fusion. Studies had indicated that over the last four centuries it has reached a critical size, and may be on the verge of becoming a fourth star.