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| − | '''Saurians''' are a sentient, reptilian society native to Saurus | + | '''Saurians''' are a sentient, reptilian society native to {{World|Saurus|Spinward Marches|Vilis|1320}}. The dimwitted, stone age Saurians were overlooked by the [[IISS]] exploratory teams when the world was first explored. Because of its [[T-Prime]] status, the world was opened to outside colonization with great fanfare. And then the colonists discovered the truth about their neighbors. "A day late, a credit short" the {{Imperial}} government could do little beyond sending observers to prevent exploitation of the suprisingly gentle creatures. In the centuries since colonization, the Saurians have shown a penchance for copying human culture, having formed simple communities copied upon the human settlements. Many Saurians serve in the local defense forces, and were instrumental in beating back a [[Sword Worlds Confederation|Sword World]] incursion in 1132. |
- Source: [[Peter Gray]] - [http://dedzone.net/traveller/graymatter.html Gray Matter] - [http://www.downport.com/bard/bard/gail/gail2006.html BARD GAIL 2006] | - Source: [[Peter Gray]] - [http://dedzone.net/traveller/graymatter.html Gray Matter] - [http://www.downport.com/bard/bard/gail/gail2006.html BARD GAIL 2006] | ||
Revision as of 00:15, 6 August 2006
Saurians are a sentient, reptilian society native to Saurus/Vilis (Spinward Marches 1320). The dimwitted, stone age Saurians were overlooked by the IISS exploratory teams when the world was first explored. Because of its T-Prime status, the world was opened to outside colonization with great fanfare. And then the colonists discovered the truth about their neighbors. "A day late, a credit short" the Imperial government could do little beyond sending observers to prevent exploitation of the suprisingly gentle creatures. In the centuries since colonization, the Saurians have shown a penchance for copying human culture, having formed simple communities copied upon the human settlements. Many Saurians serve in the local defense forces, and were instrumental in beating back a Sword World incursion in 1132.
- Source: Peter Gray - Gray Matter - BARD GAIL 2006