Difference between revisions of "Ouoegzu (world)"

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A667000-0

Starport	A	Excellent: Starship Construction, Overhaul, Refined fuel
Size	6	Medium (9,600 km, 0.60g - 0.81g)
Atmosphere	6	Standard
Hydrographics	7	Wet World 70%
Population	0	Barren (5)
Government	0	No Government structure
Law	0	No Law
Tech Level	0	Pre-Industrial (primitive)

Description[edit]

Stellar Data[edit]

Ouoegzu has a solitary primary star.

Type	Category		Mass (Sol)	Temperature (K)	Luminosity
F3 V	Main Sequence (Dwarf)		1.44	6670 - 6750	3.58318
Unit	Diameter	Safe Distance	Habitable Zone	Jump Shadow	M-Drive Limit
AU	0.0147	0.157	1.7 - 2.94	1.47	14.7
Orbit #	*	0	5	4	7
Remarks		None

Mainworld Data[edit]

The solar primary of the system is a hot, white, main-sequence star. The visible light given off by this star tends to require thicker sunshade lenses or other visual filtering during the summer months. To this end, the original Starport construction consisted of light-absorbing colors and materials to reduce glare and port albedo. At night, the port is lightless and near invisible to scopes, though EM sensors can pick out the activity of the shadowed structures.

History and Background[edit]

The A-rated Downport was nearing completion when undercover Corsairs infiltrated the grand opening of the colony port on Ouoegzu and released a neurotoxin developed secretly on Katsaezgnuo (Knoellighz 1510) that killed every Vargr at the celebration. The attack was assumed to be sourced in a local flora toxin and the world was immediately abandoned. Hundreds died the first day followed by the deaths of confused stragglers soon after. The Democracy of Greats immediately forsook Ouoegzu and continued their expansion Coreward rather than Spinward in Engakhs Subsector.

The Corsair band, under the guise of a Hunter's Bawn Privateer Letter of Marque to patrol Engakhs, moved in five years later (time to allow the neurotoxin to become inert). The band then converted the abandoned Downport facilities into a Corsair's den in the guise of a legitimate world Downport. Under pretense of patrolling the border, the 'Privateers' continue to use the A-class port with impunity. As of 1105, populating the world by the Corsairs has only begun anew. A risky pirate cove, the Corsairs know that at any time the Democracy of Greats could try once more to reclaim their lost Downport -- but for their new interest in their Coreward border and the expansion momentum there (see Gateway to Ghoekhnael).

Later History[edit]

By 1110, the world has a Population code of 4, about 5,000 Vargr Corsairs calling Ouoegzu home.

The den by 1111 is a smugglers; hole in the border of the Democracy of Greats as the system has features that allow for ease of interface of both legal and illegal goods. The Corsairs conduct operations from their usual Corsair Bases in the region, but also introduce trade items from the distant, Spinward Zhodani Consulate which is usually forbidden by the Democracy. The system draws no Prospectors as it contains no planetoid belts and features only three Gas Giants. Ouoegzu can easily be bypassed in the local stellar cluster and is mainly written off by legitimate traders. At 1111, the world has stabilized at a cautious A667402-9 and still pretends to fit its Barren Trade Code.

References and Contributors[edit]

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J. Andrew Keith, Marc Miller, John Harshman. Vargr (Game Designers Workshop, 1984), IFC.Simon Beal. Vargr (Mongoose Publishing, 2009), IFC. (sector named but no further data)
Don McKinney. Zhodani (Mongoose Publishing, 2011), ICF.J. Andrew Keith, Marc Miller, John Harshman. Zhodani (Game Designers Workshop, 1985), ICF. (sector named but no further data)
James Holden, Joe D. Fugate Sr., Terrance McInnes. Vilani & Vargr (Digest Group Publications, 1990), 11,47. (dot map provided)

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 == Description ==
-No information yet available.
+=== Stellar Data ===
+{{MonostellarSystem
+|name           = Ouoegzu
+|primary        = F3 V
+|PrimaryNotes   = None
+}}
+=== Mainworld Data ===
+The solar primary of the system is a hot, white, main-sequence star. The visible light given off by this star tends to require thicker sunshade lenses or other visual filtering during the summer months. To this end, the original Starport construction consisted of light-absorbing colors and materials to reduce glare and port albedo. At night, the port is lightless and near invisible to scopes, though EM sensors can pick out the activity of the shadowed structures.
 == History and Background ==
-The A-rated Downport was nearing completion when undercover Corsairs from a band of Bases infiltrated the grand opening of the colony port on Ouoegzu and released a neurotoxin developed secretly on Katsaezgnuo (''Knoellighz'' 1510) that killed every [[Vargr]] at the celebration.  The attack was assumed to be sourced in a local flora toxin and the world was immediately abandoned.  Hundreds died the first day followed by the deaths of confused stragglers in a nightmare ending.  The [[Democracy of Greats]] immediately forsook Ouoegzu and continued their expansion Coreward rather than Spinward in [[Engakhs Subsector]].
+The A-rated Downport was nearing completion when undercover Corsairs infiltrated the grand opening of the colony port on Ouoegzu and released a neurotoxin developed secretly on [[Katsaezgnuo (world)|Katsaezgnuo]] (Knoellighz 1510) that killed every [[Vargr]] at the celebration. The attack was assumed to be sourced in a local flora toxin and the world was immediately abandoned. Hundreds died the first day followed by the deaths of confused stragglers soon after. The [[Democracy of Greats]] immediately forsook Ouoegzu and continued their expansion Coreward rather than Spinward in [[Engakhs Subsector]].
+The Corsair band, under the guise of a Hunter's Bawn Privateer Letter of Marque to patrol Engakhs, moved in five years later (time to allow the neurotoxin to become inert). The band then converted the abandoned Downport facilities into a Corsair's den in the guise of a legitimate world Downport. Under pretense of patrolling the border, the 'Privateers' continue to use the A-class port with impunity. As of 1105, populating the world by the Corsairs has only begun anew. A risky pirate cove, the Corsairs know that at any time the Democracy of Greats could try once more to reclaim their lost Downport -- but for their new interest in their Coreward border and the expansion momentum there (see [[Gateway to Ghoekhnael]]).
-Once the Corsair band, under the guise of a Hunter’s Bawn Privateer Letter of Marque to patrol Engakhs saw all vessels leave, they moved in five years later to allow the neurotoxin to become inert.  The band then saw to it to convert the abandoned Downport facilities into a Corsair’s den in the guise of a legitimate world Downport.  Under pretense of patrolling the border, the ‘Privateers’ continue to use the A Downport with impunity.  As of 1105, populating the world by the Corsairs has only begun anew.  By 1110, the world has a Population code of 4, about 5000 Vargr Corsairs calling Ouoegzu home.  A risky pirate cove, the Corsairs know that at any time the Democracy of Greats could try once more to reclaim their lost Downport but for the new interest in the Coreward borders of the polity gaining expansion momentum, (see [[Gateway to Ghoekhnael]]).  At 1110, Ouoegzu UWP is A667400-9.
+=== Later History ===
+By 1110, the world has a Population code of 4, about 5,000 Vargr Corsairs calling Ouoegzu home.
-The den by 1111, is a smugglers’ hole in the border of the Democracy of Greats as the system has features that allow for ease of interface of both legal and illegal goods.  The Corsairs conduct operations from their usual Corsair Bases in the region, but also introduce trade items from the distant, Spinward [[Zhodani Consulate]] which is usually forbidden by the Democracy.   The system draws no Prospectors as it contains no planetoid belts and features only three Gas Giants.  Ouoegzu can easily be bypassed in the local stellar cluster and is mainly written off by legitimate traders.  The solar primary of the system is a hot, white, main-sequence star.  The visible light given off by this star tends to require thicker sunshade lenses or other visual filtering during the summer months.  To this end, the original Starport construction consisted of light-absorbing colors and materials to reduce glare and port albedo.  At night, the port is lightless and near invisible to scopes though EM sensors can pick out the activity of the shadowed structures.  At 1111, the world has stabilized at a cautious A667402-9 and still pretends to its Barren Trade Code.
+The den by 1111 is a smugglers; hole in the border of the Democracy of Greats as the system has features that allow for ease of interface of both legal and illegal goods. The Corsairs conduct operations from their usual [[Corsair Base]]s in the region, but also introduce trade items from the distant, Spinward [[Zhodani Consulate]] which is usually forbidden by the Democracy.  The system draws no Prospectors as it contains no planetoid belts and features only three Gas Giants. Ouoegzu can easily be bypassed in the local stellar cluster and is mainly written off by legitimate traders. At 1111, the world has stabilized at a cautious A667402-9 and still pretends to fit its Barren Trade Code.
 == References and Contributors ==