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A [[Homeworld]] is a [[planet]]ological term used by [[sophontologist]]s to describe the systems or worlds on which Native Intelligent Life ([[NIL]]) is thought to have arisen. | A [[Homeworld]] is a [[planet]]ological term used by [[sophontologist]]s to describe the systems or worlds on which Native Intelligent Life ([[NIL]]) is thought to have arisen. | ||
* Imperial scientists often use the shorthand abbreviation '''Hw''' to indicate this term. | * Imperial scientists often use the shorthand abbreviation '''Hw''' to indicate this term. | ||
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| − | == Description | + | == Description ([[Specifications]]) == |
While most [[Homeworld]]s are located within the [[Habitable Zone]]s of any particular star system, there are exotic [[lifeform]]s known to reside on worlds outside of a conventional Habitability Zones. | While most [[Homeworld]]s are located within the [[Habitable Zone]]s of any particular star system, there are exotic [[lifeform]]s known to reside on worlds outside of a conventional Habitability Zones. | ||
* [[Jovionoid]]s are one such type of [[exotic life]] and are known to dwell on [[Gas Giant]]s, that are typically found well outside of [[Habitable Zone]]s. | * [[Jovionoid]]s are one such type of [[exotic life]] and are known to dwell on [[Gas Giant]]s, that are typically found well outside of [[Habitable Zone]]s. | ||
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No information yet available. | No information yet available. | ||
| − | == History & Background | + | == History & Background ([[Dossier]]) == |
The usage of the term has been somewhat extended since [[variant race]]s, [[chimera]]e, artificially-created species as a result of [[Geneering]], and other kinds of ''not-strictly-native'' [[lifeform]]s have their initial place of creation also marked as ''homeworlds'' on [[IISS]] star charts. | The usage of the term has been somewhat extended since [[variant race]]s, [[chimera]]e, artificially-created species as a result of [[Geneering]], and other kinds of ''not-strictly-native'' [[lifeform]]s have their initial place of creation also marked as ''homeworlds'' on [[IISS]] star charts. | ||
* Please note that a number of species have no ''known'' homeworlds. They certainly originated somewhere, though. | * Please note that a number of species have no ''known'' homeworlds. They certainly originated somewhere, though. | ||
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{{Intermediate}} | {{Intermediate}} | ||
{{Detail}} | {{Detail}} | ||
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| − | |S1= {{ | + | |S1= {{Ludography cite|name= Worlds and Adventures|page= TBD}} |
| − | |S2= {{ | + | |S2= {{Ludography cite|name= Scouts|page= TBD}} |
| − | |S3= Periodical: [[Challenge 29]] in Article: "" by: [[]] | + | |S3= Periodical: [[Challenge 29]] in Article: "Picking a Homeworld" by: [[Joe Fugate]] |
|S4= [[T5: Core rules]] | |S4= [[T5: Core rules]] | ||
| − | |S5= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[User:Maksim-Smelchak|Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]] | + | |S5= [[Traveller Wiki Editorial Team]] |
| + | |S6= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[User:Maksim-Smelchak|Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{LE|Astrography|Homeworld}} | {{LE|Astrography|Homeworld}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:51, 22 December 2018
A Homeworld is a planetological term used by sophontologists to describe the systems or worlds on which Native Intelligent Life (NIL) is thought to have arisen.
- Imperial scientists often use the shorthand abbreviation Hw to indicate this term.
Description (Specifications)[edit]
While most Homeworlds are located within the Habitable Zones of any particular star system, there are exotic lifeforms known to reside on worlds outside of a conventional Habitability Zones.
- Jovionoids are one such type of exotic life and are known to dwell on Gas Giants, that are typically found well outside of Habitable Zones.
Planetary Characteristics[edit]
No information yet available.
| Type | Code | Size | Atm | Hyd | Pop | Gov | Law | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barren World | Ba | -- | -- | -- | 0 | 0 | 0 | Barren, lifeless world. Ba requires Starport E, X. |
| Die Back World | Di | -- | -- | -- | 0 | 0 | 0 | Dieback (000-T). Extinct sophont. Ruins. |
| Garden World | Ga | 678 | 568 | 567 | Any | -- | -- | Paradise or Gaia world. Terra-prime or Terra-norm. Has Tp, Tr, or Tu climate code. |
| Home World | Hw | -- | -- | -- | 1+ | Any | Any | Homeworld. Extant (currently existing) sophont. |
| Reserve World | Re | -- | -- | -- | 1234 | -- | 45 | Private reserve, preserve, park, zoo, etc. |
Probably Planetary Orbit & Climate[edit]
No information yet available.
History & Background (Dossier)[edit]
The usage of the term has been somewhat extended since variant races, chimerae, artificially-created species as a result of Geneering, and other kinds of not-strictly-native lifeforms have their initial place of creation also marked as homeworlds on IISS star charts.
- Please note that a number of species have no known homeworlds. They certainly originated somewhere, though.
Worlds and Sectors[edit]
Homeworlds can be found throughout Charted Space and beyond, but for unknown reasons, the greatest known concentrations of sophontic life are located within Charted Space.
World Listing[edit]
The following systems and worlds are known homeworlds:
200 of 320 Homeworld worlds
146-685 • 183-361 • 214-389 • 457-973 • 530-053 • 531-210 • 567-908 • 971-852 • A'a'suni • Aakhia • Abaelou • Acrid • Addax • Agryx • Ahetaowa • Airoch • Akeen • Akhlare • Akiva • Alphaaric • Ambemshan • Amberinth • Amiens • Angudh • Anlislea • Ansenz • Answerin • Arcturus (VR 1203) • Argonos • Artoria • Asimidiske • Askigaak • Atrephar • Atuakhtea • Aum-rhar • Awaweaw • Balyff • Balzac • Bechant • Bold • Bondi • Borlund • Bur'vr'di'klr • Byret • Cafad • Camh Ranh • Carlton • Catacomb • Chakle • Chanad • Ckiic • Colfax • Condyole • Corella • Corve • Craw • Cyaegha • Cymbeline • Dablrel • Dal Hallen • Daramm • Darrian • Deewaa • Defridlie • Degushush • Deneb • Deyis II • Dikkengwep • Divad • Divkar • Dlaekan • Dliaazh • Drexilthar • Droynia • Durnal • Dzughokhsikael • Efre • Elliador • Endimyon • Ergo (TR 2625) • Eshaar • Fae Kodh • Faldor • Fervore • Floria • Foelen • Fufoekkfal • Gaae • Gaajpadje • Gaekloungoerzaghun • Galatea • Gar (GR 0905) • Garden • Garoo • Gasha • Gashagi • Gashikan • Gelhhach • Ghatsokie • Ghost (RD 3115) • Giikusu • Ginshar • Giranima • Githiaski • Glomar • Goega • Grkaan Loc • Guaran • Gumahler • Gyomar • Gzaedhkirrg • Halka • Haniiwa • Harappa • Hattie • Hlaven • Hleakhawa • Hoa • Hoaz • Htalrea (RD 1226) • I'Sred*Nilal • Iesha • Igikur • Ikhotakhang • Ilelish • Ilma • Inapiirn • Indang • Inghinfudzolorz • Iooua • Iraisafeie • Irale • Ishag • Ishirdu • Islaiat • Ixion • Izir • Izliedl • Izyme • Jaeyelya • Jagd • Jesikara • Jode • Jonkeer • Junidy • Ka'aheakh • Kaggushus • Kagh'kir • Kaiid • Kamgikiik • Karrana'ch • Kasaan • Kasas • Kedepar • Kemlos • Kemper • Keratl • Kernal • Kfuegvoerrodz • Kharounour • Khusgulur • Khush • Kidulaar • Kirur • Kolipio • Kukhun • Kusyu • Labrys • Lair • Lajanjigal • Lhshami • Libert • Liigash • Lilith (Be 0405) • Llaedhue • Llyrn • Lomodo IVA • Lotrakoast • Loza'tch • Luolilali • Luupim • Ma (Le 3021) • Maia • Makkus • Marhaban (EQ 0426) • Marz • Maskaan • Matinger • Medurma • Mefebit • Melantris • Menelaus • Mewey • Mikhid • Minauros • Mirayn • Misaruu • Moncton • Morian Khama • Mote (Da 1414) •
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References & Contributors (Sources)[edit]
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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. Worlds and Adventures (Game Designers Workshop, 1977), TBD.Marc Miller, Robert Eaglestone, Don McKinney. Worlds and Adventures (Far Future Enterprises, 2019), TBD.
- Marc Miller. Scouts (Game Designers Workshop, 1983), TBD.
- Periodical: Challenge 29 in Article: "Picking a Homeworld" by: Joe Fugate
- T5: Core rules
- Traveller Wiki Editorial Team
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science