Quadrant 01-569 Subsector/meta

Data for the subsector exists for periods following the Golden Age:

New Era: 1245

The charismatic Solomani warlord "Kylarmm" and his followers migrated here in 1245, beginning construction on an expansive corsair base above Kerride. Since its formation, Kylarmm's Empire has expanded in following years to encompass much of the subsector and beyond, creating a population totalling 680 million, mostly enslaved Vastabesha.

• Quadrant 01-569 was entirely unsettled during the Classic Era owing to its distance from major powers.
• The humanoid Vastabesha on Vastabesh (Classic Era X666873-2) at the trailing edge of the subsector reached TL-3 in 1114.

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Quadrant 01-569 Subsector

An alternative version of Quadrant 01-569 Subsector, Subsector M of Theron Sector.

• The setting is the Imperial year 1323.

From Beyond the Frontiers Sectors / People of the Sun, by Robert Graves, 2012.

Description (Specifications)

• Coreward: Ubagil Subsector
• Spinward:
• Rimward:
• Trailing: Reims Subsector

History & Background (Dossier)

The Lucky Cluster Republic, independent system states formed in an alliance for self defence; the republic’s congress meets on Lucky, the main military base is on Keiskar in the neighboring Reims subsector.

Commerce, so named for a trading station in system, between Aslan space and the frontier systems, it also hosts a scout base. Various groups have sought to stem the advance of the Aslan into the frontier, at least to prevent clans from claiming large sections of space containing unclaimed worlds, small populations of Aslan do mix freely on many frontier worlds. Some question the Aslan, and are curious to how they have arrived on the frontier, while they claim to have made it across the Great Rift, the reality might be that they surreptitiously travelled past the Regency of Muirimi. However they made it, contact with the other major clans and the Hierate in general, is limited.

References & Contributors (Sources)

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• Author & Contributor: Robert Graves (generated data)