New Libdis-Pindur Main

The New Libdis-Pindur Main is an astrographic feature, a main located in the Dark Nebula and Magyar sectors. It is known in popular Human culture as the Savage Main.

Description (Specifications)

New Libdis-Pindur Main is a main of sixty-six systems extending through seven subsectors.

• One system is located in the Eery Subsector.
• Two systems are located in the New Town Subsector.
• Fourteen systems are located in the Clan Subsector.
• Twenty-eight systems are located in the Nemo Subsector.
• Fourteen systems are located in the Danvers Subsector.
• Two systems are located in the Iouo Subsector.
• Five systems are located in the Kimson's Stand Subsector.

History & Background (Dossier)

The popular alternative name "Savage Main" is tied to popular culture on Terran-descended Human worlds. In 290 a lurid fantasy novel by Sol Altamura of Beagle was published: The Savage Main. This was an ahistorical, swashbuckling adventure set on the edge of Aslan space, featuring low-tech Human warriors and psionics. Over the next 200 years it spawned an entire genre of 'Aslanic Romance'.

The Solomani steadily absorbed independent worlds throughout the 700s, until by the early 800s only a few "Savage Main" worlds had not been incorporated into the Solomani sphere of influence.

The highest population world on the main, with approximately twenty billion inhabitants, is New Lidbis (Kimson's Stand Subsector), 2922).

The main is oriented in a spinward-rimward to coreward-trailing direction.

Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)

This astrographic feature is primarily found in the following areas:
Charted Space:

• Dark Nebula Sector
  • Danvers Subsector
  • Kimson's Stand Subsector

• Magyar Sector
  • Clan Subsector
  • Eery Subsector
  • Iouo Subsector
  • Nemo Subsector
  • New Town Subsector

World Listing

66 of 66 World articles in New Libdis-Pindur Main

Aiolio  •  Alroarl  •  Amonchomchu  •  Anderson (Ma 0220)  •  Arsdale  •  Baelen  •  Bindas  •  Bradley (Ma 0713)  •  Bridgehead  •  Carn  •  Chou  •  Damiel   •  David's Drop  •  Dejeran  •  Dormant  •  Ewaokh  •  Factn  •  Far Light  •  Fatridge  •  Gilead  •  Gulland-Malek  •  Gunsan (Ma 0409)  •  Hodapp  •  Hool  •  Hurshel  •  Icolka  •  Ipallan   •  Iruma  •  Kano  •  Kazilash  •  Kuxald  •  McManus  •  Meza  •  Mickel  •  Morsang  •  Nabebe   •  Nabokov   •  New Libdis  •  Nihonatarashi  •  Nova Dune  •  Pangringgan   •  Papesh  •  Pindur  •  Planck  •  Pryon  •  Redden  •  Ro Hyeres  •  Rudikk  •  Saratela  •  Sawiykao'  •  Schurz  •  Seung  •  Shrimia   •  Spit  •  Tamroff  •  Tanjert-Nebo  •  Turnovo   •  Usi Ub  •  Valentin  •  Wair (Ma 0116)  •  Wangmetjem  •  Wells (Ma 0614)  •  Wright (Ma 0322)  •  Yakoru   •  Yazi  •  Zentara  •  

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

• Author & Contributor: Major Snyder of the Imperial Interstellar Scout Service