Encyclopaedia Dagudashaag/errata

New Errata

Sabaash Trail; Should this actually be Sabhaash Trail? Named after the junction at Sabhaash (world).

Ssteve (talk) 19:05, 24 February 2018 (EST)

Errata addressed

This page contains the known, but currently unaddressed errata in the Encyclopaedia Dagudashaag. The current version is 2.4ii.

• Rabir, Arnakhish (2402) page 287 - The write up in the encyclopedia doesn't reflect the paragraph in Signak-GK 10 (page 59) and the planetary description in the Marginata Shrimp article on p.17

- homeworld in the original article should have been Uurku, Arnakhish (2405) not Rabir (2402) which is a desert world. Both Rabir and Uurku entries have now been updated and will be resolved in Version 2.4iv

• Rathas, Mimu (0210) page 289 - The date of the discovery of the stone wall in -105 doesn't agree with the source date (105) from SGK 5, page 48
• Sagikii, page 303. The title for the article is missing the subsector (Shallows)
• Ia'mruk Sia. <ISIA> page 153, refers to the Skai'uss (leading council of the ConSentency). Kiasku, Duke Skuissch*r (page 199) refers to Skai’i’uss, and Skai’i'uss article (page 326). Well spotted.

- Updated and will be resolved in Version 2.4iv

Unresolved but known issues

Note: GISHMARCo & Larsen, Remnants (1526) have not been relocated alphabetically at present due to major formatting issues.

• Diablo, Kuriishe (2612)- There are four worlds mentioned that need to be formatted in the accepted world name layout.
• The entry for Aadshas, Iiradu (3004) makes no reference to the "Sharpi" war or colonization of Duukhaa.
• Shammud/Zeda (Dagudashaag 0223) p.313. This world is listed as part of the Amec Trade Protectorate, but not given an Amec name. Is this intentional? Yes.
• Sivvista, Kuriishe (3120), page 325. The T5 Second Survey has Eraki (2920) as the subsector capital. Which is correct, and if both, when was it moved?

- "In 1098 Senor bailed out planetary Baron Niesma Imlagaklus who was heavily in debt, even going as far as purchasing his hereditary home". Duke Cieran St. John moved his court from Senor's property, to the extrality of Triumph on Sivvista as a result but the move has taken several years and the decision has not been officially acknowledged yet on Capital.

This confusion was because HIWG records at time of writing listed Sivvista as subsector capital.