Rim Main

The Rim Main is an important astrographic feature in the Solomani Rim.

Description (Specifications)

The Main is chain of worlds separated by Jump-1 distances that link the entire Imperial-controlled portion of the sector. It is the major trade route through the Solomani Rim and is partially responsible for the region's prosperity and long history of civilization.

History & Background (Dossier)

After technology declined in the Long Night to levels that no longer supported significant manufacture of Jump-2 or Jump-3 vessels, the Rim Main still provided a route by which many worlds could trade with one another.

Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)

The Rim Main is usually said to begin in Harlequin Subsector where it connects to neighboring Diaspora Sector, providing a route to the Imperial core.

• It extends Rimward through the Vegan Autonomous District and multiple Imperial subsectors before reaching its farthest extent in Albadawi Subsector, mere parsecs from the border of the Solomani Confederation.
• A short spur extends spinward into Magyar Sector, while another spur runs trailing into Alpha Crucis Sector, terminating at the Shurregaa Cluster, and over the Confederation border.

World Listing: 1105

The following worlds and systems are located on this astrographic feature:

60 of 60 World articles in Rim Main

Akhamin  •  Alsatia  •  Arkiirkii  •  Arukhur  •  Asterr Tyui  •  Basse Terre  •  Beal  •  Bellerophon  •  Catania (SR 2618)  •  Champa  •  Duriim  •  Dzim Zhia Gwi  •  Edaazun  •  Eneldun  •  Ewmiak  •  Flanders (SR 1517)  •  Fomalhaut (SR 1024)  •  Furioso  •  Gaea  •  Ganesh  •  Gashidda  •  Gwathui   •  Harran  •  Herakles  •  Hoatzin (SR 0617)  •  Hsivyu  •  Hsuishlesh  •  Huy Braseal  •  Iamir  •  Ikuk  •  Ippuraash  •  Janosz  •  Jarslav  •  Keats  •  Khalikkam  •  Khulampu  •  Kidashi  •  Kilennur  •  Kishakhpap  •  Minauros  •  Muan Gwi  •  Muan Issler  •  Muan Kwoyen  •  Murphy (SR 2517)  •  Newcomb  •  Ninmah  •  Nisinasha  •  Oudh  •  Pack  •  Pagliacci  •  Sebasta  •  Shaalgar  •  Shapam  •  Shulgiasu  •  Shurregaa  •  Stralsund  •  Thars  •  Tonopah  •  Tunshaon Tyo  •   Weipu   •  

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References & Contributors (Sources)

This list of sources was used by the Traveller Wiki Editorial Team and individual contributors to compose this article. Copyrighted material is used under license from Far Future Enterprises or by permission of the author. The page history lists all of the contributions.

• Jon F. Zeigler. Rim of Fire (Steve Jackson Games, 2000), 38.
• David L. Pulver. Solomani Rim (Mongoose Publishing, 2012), .
• Martin Dougherty. Solomani Front (Mongoose Publishing, 2021), 107.