876-574 (world)

876-574/Five Sisters (Spinward Marches 0140) Milieu 1116 E687200-3 Starport E Frontier - no facilities Size 6 Medium (9,600 km, 0.60g - 0.81g) Atmosphere 8 Dense Hydrographics 7 Wet World 70% Population 2 Low (700) Government 0 No Government structure Law 0 No Law Tech Level 3 Pre-Industrial (basic science)
See also	UWP
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System Details
Primary	K7 V
Worlds	11
Gas Giants	2
Planetoid Belts	0
Cultural Details
Government	No government
Law Level	No law
Cultural Extension	1111
Army Size (BEs)	0
Economic Details
Technology Level	3
Economic Extension	411-5 Resources 4 Scarce Labor 1 Low (70) Infrastructure 1 Extremely limited Efficiency -5 Extremely poor
Importance Extension	-3
Resource Units	2
GWP (BCr)	0
World Trade Number	1
Trade Volume (MCr/year)	0
Starport Details
Classification	Class-E
Port Size	0
Building Capacity (Tons)	0
Port employees	0
Port passengers (annual)	0

876-574 is a garden world with a near-ideal environment conducive to most forms of life. The system supports a population of fewer than 10,000 sophonts. It is a Human dominated Non-Aligned world in the Five Sisters Subsector of Spinward Marches Sector.

Astrography & Planetology

This system is a member of the Raweh Cluster.

Monostellar System

876-574 Monostellar System

Star Name	Hierarchy	Category		Mass (Sol)	Temp (K)	Luminosity (Sol)
876-574 K7 V	Primary	Main Sequence		0.5376	3100 - 3900	0.064
	Unit	Diameter	Min Distance	Hab Zone	Jump Shadow	M-Drive Limit
	AU	0.0052	0.02098	0.2 - 0.33	0.52	5.2
	Orbit #	*	*	0	1	6

World Data

There are seven large islands covering the planet each about roughly 3,800 square km. Each island contains various mammalian, reptilian and insect life. The seas are home to a variety of species as well. Volcanic activity was also noted. No large deposit of minerals was noted in the 5 week survey of the system.

History & Background (Dossier)

No information yet available.

Other Data

The IISS first surveyed the system in 1048 as part of the Second Survey. The two week visit found the human stone age tribe and several other mammals. The tribe hunts a large sea dwelling carnivore which it uses for a variety of uses. The tribe relishes the hunting of the creature and celebrates the hunt in stories and in dance. Bone carving is one of the tribe’s pastimes. They also gather fruit and nuts from the jungle to add to their diet. Volcanic minerals are used to create weapons to hunt the creatures and to carve the islands trees to make sea going canoes.

There was no activity in the system during the Fifth Frontier War. After the war the Imperium annexed the planet. Recently the IISS has sent a survey team to the planet to investigate slow decrease of the population. The Donosev class ship has left from the main subsector scout base at Karin.

The "government" of the planet is class C. There is a chief of each village on the planet. The humans survive by fishing in the ocean and growing small gardens. They create weapons from volcanic minerals found in the mountains in the center of the islands.

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 Far Future Enterprises or by permission of the author. The page history lists all of the contributions.

• Marc Miller. The Spinward Marches (Game Designers Workshop, 1979), 10-11.
• Marc Miller. The Spinward Marches Campaign (Game Designers Workshop, 1985), 18-19.
• Marc Miller. Imperial Encyclopedia (Game Designers Workshop, 1987), 94-100. (UWP only)
• Rob Caswell. "Domain of Deneb: Sector Data." MegaTraveller Journal 3 (1992): 47-58. (UWP only)
• Dave Nilsen. The Regency Sourcebook (Game Designers Workshop, 1995), 48. (UWP only)
• Martin Dougherty, Neil Frier. Behind the Claw (Steve Jackson Games, 1998), 51.
• Mike West. The Spinward States (Avenger Enterprises, 2008), 109. (UWP only)
• Martin Dougherty. The Spinward Marches (Mongoose Publishing, 2008), .
• Martin Dougherty. Behind the Claw (Mongoose Publishing, 2019), 98-102. (UWP only)
• Mike McKeown - 876-574 via TML Landgrab