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Revision as of 00:23, 17 September 2010
| Sindal Subsector | |
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| Sector | Trojan Reach |
| Capital | |
| Number of Systems | 17 |
| Majority Control | Non-Aligned - 82% |
| 2nd Control | Third Imperium - 18% |
| Map Key | Map Key |
[[Category: Subsectors in position {{{position}}}]]
A largely unclaimed subsector. Sindal Subsector currently consists mostly of worlds not part of any large government. One corner is part of the Imperium and is connected to it by an X-boat route from the Tobia subsector. Sindal has no subsector capital, and so the Imperial worlds are controlled from the neighboring subsector.
The Sindal subsector derives it's name from the Sindalian Empire, a government that controlled most of the area during the Long Night. The Sindalian Emperors always ruled with an iron fist, and grew increasingly despotic as the years progressed. This came to a head during a 50 year civil war, which ultimately saw Sindal itself devastated by bacterial warfare. Literally driven back to the stone age by this turn of events, the world is now known as Noricum and has re-advanced to a tech level of 1. The Empire's successor only lasted 12 years before it too collapsed.
The subsector is defended by the 203rd Fleet.
The Sindal subsector contains 17 worlds with a population of 74.248 billion The highest population is A, at Albe; the highest tech level is F at Theev.