Hammond Subsector

Hammond Subsector
Linder Kukaxtooa Kodotai Hammond style="width: 250px; height: 350px; border: solid 1px black;" map from Travellermap.com Finnegan
Sector	Luretiir!girr
Capital
Number of Systems	37
Majority Control	Lords of Thunder - %
2nd Control	Non-Aligned - %

Subsector N of Luretiir!girr Sector.

Description

The Hammond Subsector shared a name with the Hammond Colonies, a collective term for the local Human settlements. In the 1000s, these worlds were annexed by the Lords of Thunder, who took advantage of a slow economic decay. The subsector is now almost entirely dominated by the LoT.

Summary

Hammond Subsector/summary

No world articles for this Hammond Subsector

History & Background

Polity Listing

The following polities can be found within this subsector:

• Independent Powers
  • Lords of Thunder

• Non-Aligned Powers (World-States)
  • Three worlds

• Third Imperium (Imperial powers)
  • None

• Two Thousand Worlds (K'kree powers)
  • None official

• Defunct Polities
  • Hammond Colonies

Linguistic Topography: 1105

The following languages are among the most commonly used within this astrographic region:

• !kee: The common language used by K'kree throughout the Two Thousand Worlds.
• Anglic: One of the two official languages of the Third Imperium and common to many human worlds; in this region, mostly variant dialects.
• Raxkiir: A language developed by clients of the K'kree, a heavily derived variant of !kee suitable for humanoid use. It is commonly used by those trading with K'kree interests, as well as client races acting on behalf of the Two Thousand Worlds. It is essentially the state language of most of the Wall States.

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 Mongoose Publishing or by permission of the author. The page history lists all of the contributions.

• Classic Traveller Alien Module 2 (sector is named but no further data)
• Author & Contributor: Jim Kundert (generated dotmap, polity names, history)