Crocodile

Crocodile
Base Information
Classification	Carnivore
Status	Minor Race
Locomotion	Walker
Terrain
Body Form
Confluence	Semi-humanoid
Bio-Identenoid	Reptillianoid
Size
Weight
Culture
Languages	Unknown Native Language
Social Structure
Technological Epoch	TL:0-3
Psionic potential	Standard
Origin World
Homeworld location	Balzac (Deneb 1636)
UWP	A552876-C Starport A Excellent: Starship Construction, Overhaul, Refined fuel Size 5 Medium (8,000 km, 0.40g - 0.57g) Atmosphere 5 Thin Hydrographics 2 Dry World 20% Population 8 Moderate (500 million) Government 7 Balkanization Law 6 Moderate Law (no firearms except shotguns) Tech Level C Average Stellar (robots)
Primary Star	G1 IV M3 V
Atmosphere	Thin
Off-world presence	No
Zoetic individuals	No
Source
Reference	Deneb Sector 52,116.
Canon	Yes
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The Crocodiles of Balzac (Deneb 1636) are an extinct technologically primitive Minor Non-Human Race with a humanoid appearance. The actual name of this race is unknown.

Description (Specifications)

Artefacts on Balzac indicate a low-tech society that apparently remained stable for many centuries before suddenly collapsing. Extinction followed within a few hundred years. It is unknown what happened to cause this. One working theory is that the Crocodiles’ population was reduced below the survivable level by disease, destroying their civilization, the survivors eventually dwindling away.

History & Background (Dossier)

No information yet available.

Astrography

This race was primarily located in the following areas:
Charted Space:

• Deneb Sector
  • Zeng Subsector

Homeworld

The homeworld of this race was:

• Balzac (Deneb 1636)

References & Contributors (Sources)

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• Robert Eaglestone. Deneb Sector (Mongoose Publishing, 2012), 52, 116.
• Martin Dougherty. Behind the Claw (Mongoose Publishing, 2019), 278.
• Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science