De Bilburgh (world)

De Bilburgh/Fahlnar (Reaver's Deep 3033)
Classic Era (1116)	C752521-5 Starport C Routine: No Construction, Major Repair, Unrefined fuel Size 7 Medium (11,200 km, 0.70g - 0.94g) Atmosphere 5 Thin Hydrographics 2 Dry World 20% Population 5 Moderate (200 thousand) Government 2 Participating Democracy Law 1 Low Law (no explosives, poison gas) Tech Level 5 Industrial (mass production)
See also	UWP
System Details
Primary	M3 V
Planetoid Belts	0
Gas Giants	2

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De Bilburgh is a poor, nonindustrial world.

• As a nonindustrial world, it requires extensive imports of outside technology to maintain a modern, star-faring society. The need to import most manufactured and high technology goods drives the price of these goods up in the open market.
• This world has few prospects for economic development.
• It is a Non-Aligned world dominated by human sophonts located in the Fahlnar Subsector of Reaver's Deep Sector.

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• Peter G. Celella, James Holden. Solomani & Aslan (Digest Group Publications, 1991), 11, 50. (dot map)
• Paul Sanders, J. Andrew Keith. Reaver's Deep Sector Sourcebook (Cargonaut Press, 1998), 42.
• Randy Dorman. The Deep and the Dark (Mongoose Publishing, 2023), 194. (UWP)