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| − | The fleet that brought the [[Darrian]] | + | The [[Itzin Fleet]] is a fleet of [[Solomani]] transport vessels during the [[Long Night]] that brought a [[Solomani]] group of colonists with a significant ethnically Turkic component to the [[Darrian Subsector]] of the [[Spinward Marches]], and ultimately to the world of [[Daryen (world)|Daryen]]. It is believed to have consisted of 35 transports and 10 armed escorts. |
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Revision as of 21:40, 27 February 2025
The Itzin Fleet is a fleet of Solomani transport vessels during the Long Night that brought a Solomani group of colonists with a significant ethnically Turkic component to the Darrian Subsector of the Spinward Marches, and ultimately to the world of Daryen. It is believed to have consisted of 35 transports and 10 armed escorts.
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- Marc W. Miller, Robert Parker, Nancy Parker, Matt Renner. Darrians (Game Designers Workshop, 1987), .
- Pete Nash. Darrians (Mongoose Publishing, 2010), .