Revised Dark Nebula Sector Data

So we’ve gone through the Dark Nebula sector data currently up on Traveller Map. We’ve fixed some buggy world names, tweaked the stellar data following the same principles used on the Spinward Marches, added new Traveller⁵ system details, adjusted some high pop worlds, increased the number of Aslan bases, and even located some missing worlds from old J. Andrew Keith adventures.

And while I’ve pulled all this information together into the T5 format, I needed to convert it over to Mongoose Traveller, which is the system I use for running games. MgT presents sector data in a simplified and slightly readjusted format. The biggest differences are probably in the trade classifications: MgT basically uses the same classifications from Classic Traveller without the new ones from Traveller⁵, and adds the new trade codes Lt (low technology) and Ht (high technology), which are unique to MgT.

MgT also uses different base codes for Aslan bases. A few of these have no equivalent in T5: Corporate Facility (ACF), Research Station (ARS), and Ihatei Camp (AIC). Comparing MgT sectors with Traveller Map Data, MgT seems to consistently use Code N (Naval Base) for T5 Code T (Tlaukhu Base), and Code ACS (Aslan Clan Stronghold) for T5 Code R (Clan Base).

The MgT 1e Aslan module (2009) as well as Pirates of Drinax adventure (2017) detail several Aslan-specific government codes: G (Small station or facility), H (Split control), J (Single on-world clan control), K (Single multi-world clan control), L (Major clan control), M (Vassal clan control), and N (Major vassal clan control). These codes harken all the way back to CT Aslan (1984). Although neither The Great Rift (2017) nor Pirates of Drinax use these Aslan-specific government codes, I did convert the Dark Nebula data using the T5 Allegiance codes.

The Traveller Map allows users to produce maps in a similar style as used by MgT books, which is a pretty nifty feature. So without further adieu, here’s my house take on Dark Nebula:

Earle

Earle, Subsector A of Dark Nebula, contains 29 worlds with a population of 33.8 billion. The highest population is 30 billion, at Earle. The highest tech level is D at Aohoikiy and Aleikhes.

The Union of Harmony is a small interstellar polity with systems in both Reavers Deep and Earle subsector. The Union incorporates both Human and Aslan populations, as well as members of the Ulane minor race native to Ul.

Earle

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Ahuawiyoi	0607		E8C45L4-9	Fl Ni	R	Hierate	G
Aiaokheh	0305	ACS N	C4344N5-9	Ni		Hierate	G
Aleikhes	0710	N	A7556L7-D	Ag Ga Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Amar	0601	M	A797232-9	Lo Ni		Union of Harmony	G
Aohoikiy	0207	ACS	A4001HB-D	Ht Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Eahaeah	0206		E5234L8-7	Ni Po	R	Hierate	G
Eakhtya'i	0402	ACS	D4277K5-9			Hierate	G
Earle	0307	ACS N	C532AH9-9	Hi Na Po		Hierate	G
Elulor	0805		C8B3855-8	Fl	A	Union of Harmony	G
Fteite	0807		E100576-7	Ni Va			G
Haiaokoa	0408		C4007J6-A	Na Va		Hierate
Hfautekaoao	0301		C5632H9-9	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Hye	0809		B796200-9	Lo Ni			G
Iyoao	0510		D99A3NA-8	Lo Ni Wa		Hierate	G
Limenas	0502		B685202-B	Ga Lo Ni		Union of Harmony	G
Nalale	0801		C41089A-7	Na		Union of Harmony
Oekhaihikh	0507		B5754J7-B	Ni		Hierate	G
Oifalrouw	0109	ACF ACS	A6462K5-9	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Oiwohas	0707	N	A1006L6-B	Na Ni Va		Hierate	G
Oukheayekh	0107		C1006MA-8	Na Ni Va		Hierate
Sanis	0605		C545448-8	Ni	A	Union of Harmony	G
Sowhkeiy	0407		E3008K6-8	Na Va		Hierate	G
Tahetlo	0609		D8A38N7-8	Fl		Hierate	G
Uileawi	0210		C66A8M5-A	Ri Wa		Hierate	G
Uiwe	0106	ACS	D1003K9-A	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Ul	0603	M	A683698-A	Ni Ri		Union of Harmony	G
Ularin	0501		E859166-6	Lo Ni		Union of Harmony	G
Usun	0503	M	B10086B-C	Ht Na Va		Union of Harmony	G
Yeasea	0201		E5843HA-7	Lo Ni		Hierate	G

Aotrei

Aotrei, Subsector B of Dark Nebula, contains 33 worlds with a population of 12 billion. The highest population is 5 billion, at Pannusgario. The highest tech level is E at Uaoya.

Aotrei

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Aoaki	0907		D310759-8	Na	A		G
Arahao	1008		C544733-5	Ag Lt			G
Brensat	1609		A8A3689-8	Fl Ni			G
Canshar	1304	M	A696444-C	Ht Ni			G
Chesall	0903		C200688-7	Na Ni Va			G
E'ioa	1505		D686655-6	Ag Ga Ni Ri
Eikhuihi	1303		B898347-8	Lo Ni	A		G
Eiyriou	1608		A310877-B	Na			G
Ftahalr	1208	M	B522853-7	Na Po			G
Hasyesya	1108		C000333-A	As Lo Ni Va	A		G
Helene	1005		C665866-7	Ga Ri			G
Hfieao	1207		E576000-0	Ba Lo Lt Ni			G
Hrowele	1107		E774220-5	Lo Lt Ni
Htakaoea	1408		E5598A8-2	Lt			G
Hyeirih	1506		E310000-0	Ba Lo Lt Ni			G
Irekhal	1508		B7357A6-8				G
Iweheh	1603		C310420-8	Ni			G
Jardeng	1604	M	B424676-A	Ni			G
Kofyoha	1405		A599758-9				G
Nihoipo	1504		E649236-5	Lo Lt Ni			G
Oheou	1501		B898326-6	Lo Ni			G
Oldhall	1002		C000200-C	As Ht Lo Ni Va			G
Osuilyuh	1110		BA79413-7	Ni
Pannusgario	1003		A5839DB-A	Hi	A		G
Reawaiy	1402		C647234-8	Lo Ni			G
Syasaral	0909		DAA5499-8	Fl Ni			G
Tahetlo	1406		C977853-5	Lt
Teioyukh	1310		B310530-A	Ni
Trienamm	1203		C200262-7	Lo Ni Va
Uaoya	1305	M	A422556-E	Ht Ni Po			G
Uaweisa	1205		B7B2676-A	Fl Ni			G
Walryaei	1004		C436541-7	Ni
Yoaieal	1104		E9A897A-8	Fl Hi			G

Ruih

Ruih, Subsector C of Dark Nebula, contains 31 worlds with a population of 30.5 billion. The highest population is 30 billion, at Murphy. The highest tech level is B at Yeyofui'.

Ruih

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Aeia	1907		C100756-7	Na Va			G
Aowoiktes	1705	M	B433787-A	Na Po			G
Bathanfel	1805		C788143-4	Lo Lt Ni			G
Bontennes	2001		A300522-A	Ni Va			G
Carn Gafall	2408		E100500-9	Ni Va		Solomani	G
Cengmang	2410		X552646-1	Lt Ni Po	R	Solomani
Cuoon	2105	M	B96A621-7	Ni Wa			G
Datja	2302		E673122-5	Lo Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Dloh	2208		E100354-8	Lo Ni Va		Solomani	G
Doning	1804	M	A431523-A	Ni Po			G
Earlure	1901		C738332-A	Lo Ni
Elahkilr	2203		A676757-8	Ag			G
Febung	2108		B572312-9	Lo Ni			G
Himitt	2206		C764630-3	Ag Lt Ni
Kemsung	2202		E678100-5	Lo Lt Ni			G
Mamalt	2404		C310376-8	Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Meskok	2308		C654768-5	Ag Lt		Solomani	G
Mosarelel	2407		C88856A-8	Ag Ni		Solomani	G
Murphy	1902		D200A98-7	Hi In Na Va			G
Niysk	2405		E867424-2	Ga Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Nogal	2406		D100204-7	Lo Ni Va		Solomani
Obalsa	2106		B5858C8-6		A		G
Relkema	2008		C542586-6	Ni Po			G
Rindnoir	2201		E9487A6-5	Ag Lt		Solomani	G
Rodsban	2002		E552000-0	Ba Lo Lt Ni Po			G
Samarorn	1906		C775410-6	Ni			G
Sordno	2010		E422899-7	Na Po			G
Tauoilais	2109		C799111-8	Lo Ni			G
Wanlir	2403		E9C4000-0	Ba Fl Lo Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Wisu	2402		A546214-8	Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Yeyofui'	1708	M	A548344-B	Lo Ni	A		G

Akuusir

Akuusir, Subsector D of Dark Nebula, contains 29 worlds with a population of 1.4 billion. The highest population is 1 billion, at Column. The highest tech level is E at Linate. The Solomani Confederation administrative center for the subsector is at Column.

Akuusir

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
541-668	2601		X541668-5	Lt Ni Po	R	Solomani	G
Angle	3005	F	A977223-A	Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Baconan	3104		C574534-7	Ag Ni		Solomani	G
Bedegrayn	2608		D000577-7	As Ni Va		Solomani	G
Caprona	2607		D77A404-5	Lt Ni Wa		Solomani	G
Chacimu	2503		C664453-5	Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Colcan	2805	F	B9C5268-9	Fl Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Column	3202	F	B537988-D	Hi Ht		Solomani
Dengmi	2605		CA88486-4	Lt Ni		Solomani
Fonfado	2606		EAA856A-8	Fl Ni		Solomani
Frasden	2801		D100567-8	Ni Va		Solomani
Karziv	2603		D4318BC-7	Na Po	A	Solomani	G
Lachbes	2501		D738146-6	Lo Ni		Solomani
Linate	3204		A200544-E	Ht Ni Va	A	Solomani	G
Morlisbon	2609	F	B873696-5	Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Mosgat	2901		C554474-5	Lt Ni		Solomani
Patawidmam	3009		B310201-A	Lo Ni		Solomani
Penrovbi	3008		B000421-A	As Ni Va		Solomani	G
Rana	2710		B543100-B	Lo Ni Po		Solomani	G
Renfrew	2904	F	A8B3541-9	Fl Ni		Solomani	G
Romart	2810		C542344-5	Lo Lt Ni Po		Solomani	G
Satwor	2610	F	A867632-A	Ag Ga Ni		Solomani	G
Savosk	3208		C788534-4	Ag Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Springflow	2510		B777465-8	Ni		Solomani	G
Strova	2903		B422567-B	Ni Po		Solomani	G
Temgassung	3205		C777422-5	Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Tenaway	3003		C0006A8-7	As Na Ni Va		Solomani	G
Wang	2506		D789899-2	Lt Ri		Solomani	G
Wormen	3106		E100000-0	Ba Lo Lt Ni Va		Solomani	G

Kyaenkha

Kyaenkha, Subsector E of Dark Nebula, contains 33 worlds with a population of 2.3 billion. The highest population is 1 billion, at Au'aiyyee. The highest tech level is E at Ftyuealoi.

Kyaenkha

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Akhiytle	0514		C6754N4-9	Ni		Hierate	G
Au'aiyyee	0220		B1009H3-D	Hi Ht In Na Va		Hierate	G
Ayeiyfua	0311		E1006J3-8	Na Ni Va		Hierate	G
Chorikhnare	0815		E868422-3	Lt Ni		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Etlaorla	0315	ACS	CAC51M6-A	Fl Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Ftaikhao	0116	ACS	B79A3KA-A	Lo Ni Wa		Hierate	G
Ftyuealoi	0416		AAD55J6-E	Fl Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Hakekhea	0619		E5463K7-7	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Hfayulealr	0319		C5567N4-9	Ag		Hierate	G
Hipera	0814		B657898-9	Ga		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Hirliyse	0613		B5644M7-B	Ni		Hierate	G
Hkyewao	0519	ACS	B2005M5-B	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Htaheatelr	0411	ACS	C2001N8-A	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Htaweal	0817		E3107M8-8	Na		Hierate	G
Htealyahwa	0112	ACS	A5857M5-C	Ag Ht Ri		Hierate	G
Hteoe	0117	ACS	C5947H8-8	Ag		Hierate	G
Huuira'alr	0317	ACS N	B4104H4-C	Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Kahkeheas	0520	ACS	A7775N7-B	Ag Ni		Hierate	G
Kikeasa	0314	N	C4001LA-7	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Ktarua	0614		C5636N6-8	Ni Ri		Hierate	G
Ktiyrhaniy	0214		E6484K6-6	Ni		Hierate	G
Leftearl	0615	ACS	B2007K7-D	Ht Na Va		Hierate	G
Nishror	0812		E684223-2	Lo Lt Ni		Gerontocracy of Ormine
Ouleawos	0114		C5563M8-8	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Oyuyes	0316		D7993N6-7	Lo Ni		Hierate
Parolere	0716		C652458-6	Ni Po	A	Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Rosal	0720		E66788C-2	Ga Lt Ri	A		G
Siniob	0819		A200223-C	Ht Lo Ni Va			G
Syeaa'isiy	0612		B6367H7-B			Hierate	G
Tahwyafe	0717		E3108CB-7	Na	A
Tyakhyo	0115	ACS	D1003M9-A	Lo Ni Va		Hierate
Uioirli	0811		E100342-7	Lo Ni Va			G
Waeorsya	0120		E1002H6-7	Lo Ni Va	R	Hierate	G

Akhlare

Akhlare, Subsector F of Dark Nebula, contains 27 worlds with a population of 110 billion. The highest population is 50 billion, at Akhlare. The highest tech level is E at Nichekoralo.

The Gerontocracy of Ormine is a small interstellar polity dominated by Ormine, a minor race of long-lived pseudo-reptiles native to Akhlare, which is also the capital of the Gerontocracy.

Akhlare

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Akhlare	1313	M	B577AA6-A	Hi In		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Alaooh	1111		E8A3AD9-8	Fl Hi	A
Aseahya	1611		C100113-A	Lo Ni Va			G
Eaisakh	1120		C545102-5	Lo Lt Ni			G
Eauie	1519		E8C3840-9	Fl
Ekhtekih	1518		C534577-7	Ni			G
Ewuia	0918		D30089D-7	Na Va	A		G
Hopeshre	1014		D595422-6	Ni		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
I'etle	0916		B100247-C	Ht Lo Ni Va			G
Ihkasya	1020		B547100-A	Lo Ni			G
Ikharistei	1620	M	A20068A-9	Na Ni Va			G
Iopfen	1217		D310ACC-8	Hi In Na	A		G
Kipelaresh	0914	M	B100358-B	Lo Ni Va		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Merpikhnomi	1116		E544653-5	Ag Lt Ni		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Meshmo	1215		B1006BB-8	Na Ni Va	A	Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Monlin	1617		B100444-C	Ht Ni Va			G
Nichekoralo	1512	M	A000334-E	As Ht Lo Ni Va		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Osa	1112		E6A2342-8	Fl Lo Ni	A	Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Othinamor	1314		E5A1422-8	Fl Ni		Gerontocracy of Ormine
Papohirme	1412	M	B20087C-8	Na Va		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Qyarn	1420		D5219BB-8	Hi In Na Po	A
Rormepeni	0915		E8B4443-8	Fl Ni	R	Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Sherarehi	1615		C100695-9	Na Ni Va		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Thithmasha	1612		D555523-6	Ag Ni		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Thometha	1213		C427688-7	Ni		Gerontocracy of Ormine	G
Usiyao	1418		A666623-7	Ag Ga Ni			G
Weaiyiy	1320	M	A646497-B	Ni			G

Kilrai’

Kilrai’, Subsector G of Dark Nebula, contains 31 worlds with a population of 3.7 billion. The highest population is 2 billion, at Strin. The highest tech level is D at Ehoioi.

Humans often spell Kilrai’ as Kilane in Anglic.

Kilrai’

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
A'awiy	1716	M	A959678-C	Ht Ni			G
Alaoyaah	1714		B431758-A	Na Po	A		G
Asati	1912		D727400-9	Ni	A		G
Crain	2216		D525340-7	Lo Ni		Solomani
Ealarl	2014		C97A575-A	Ni Wa			G
Ehoioi	2218	M	A789213-D	Ht Lo Ni			G
Embrall	2115	M	A000434-B	As Ni Va			G
Ftyeiyar	2017		D100125-7	Lo Ni Va			G
Hleahao	2018		D310221-7	Lo Ni			G
Hloa	1719		X7698CB-3	Lt	R		G
Horrace	1916		A431658-C	Ht Na Ni Po	A		G
Ikhaeal	2111		C653131-8	Lo Ni Po			G
Ila'ouh	1911		B542120-A	Lo Ni Po			G
Ilriyhya	2415		C624733-8		A		G
Kakhisil	1915		B6A1444-B	Fl Ni			G
Khiiyw	1715		C553457-8	Ni Po			G
Khlyuhakh	1919		B88A4N9-C	Ht Ni Wa		Hierate
Khoakta	1918	M	B200211-A	Lo Ni Va			G
Loyse	2113		C545687-6	Ag Ni			G
Morain	2012		C9A4556-A	Fl Ni			G
Nigdye	2413		B542844-8	Po		Solomani	G
Oiaous	2020	ACS	C6518J9-8	Po		Hierate	G
Pritchard	2214	M	B300357-C	Ht Lo Ni Va			G
Sharp	2117		E100335-7	Lo Ni Va			G
Shiro	2317		C433211-8	Lo Ni Po		Solomani	G
Stop Gap	2416		C684200-9	Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Strin	2316		C1009AD-8	Hi In Na Va	A		G
Taeahehe	2011		C743301-9	Lo Ni Po			G
Van Kemp	2315	M	B500596-B	Ni Va	A		G
Yakolev	2215		A6B6677-C	Fl Ht Ni
Ye	1813		D423547-7	Ni Po			G

Danvers

Danvers, Subsector H of Dark Nebula, contains 29 worlds with a population of 1.1 billion. The highest population is 900 million, at Iruma. The highest tech level is C at Waq and Morsang. The Solomani Confederation administrative center for the subsector is at Waq.

Danvers

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Aiolio	3214		D310200-9	Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Damiel	3115	F	B310500-A	Ni		Solomani	G
Dyichan	2714		C545765-7	Ag		Solomani	G
Estepona	3011		B8A6555-B	Fl Ni		Solomani	G
Gakdorjaro	2913		A622756-B	Na Po		Solomani	G
Gulland-Malek	3117		D551643-4	Lt Ni Po		Solomani	G
Hichape	2713		C100377-7	Lo Ni Va		Solomani	G
Ipallan	3213		E66A167-7	Lo Ni Wa		Solomani	G
Iruma	3219		C6B58A6-8	Fl		Solomani	G
Krasiynsk	2717		C100587-A	Ni Va		Solomani	G
Liggair	2718		C676687-5	Ag Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Lima	2511		B426431-A	Ni		Solomani	G
Merejace	2815		A78748B-B	Ga Ni		Solomani	G
Morsang	3116	F	B85A587-C	Ht Ni Wa		Solomani	G
Nabebe	3015		D685569-2	Ag Ga Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Nabokov	3118		DAE6532-3	Fl Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Neween	2619	F	B788633-5	Ag Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Ninnihrang	2812		A562656-9	Ni Ri		Solomani
Pangringgan	3120		C557431-4	Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Rales	2712		A5446A9-7	Ag Ni		Solomani	G
Ro Hyeres	3218	F	A759635-8	Ni		Solomani	G
Shobind	2911		A794689-8	Ag Ni		Solomani	G
Shrimia	3119		B7C3644-9	Fl Ni		Solomani	G
Tortsad	2516		C100446-9	Ni Va		Solomani	G
Turnovo	3020		D766762-4	Ag Ga Lt Ri		Solomani	G
Wangmetjem	3217		E573212-6	Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Waq	2819	F	B100777-C	Ht Na Va		Solomani
Wolsone	2613		C542698-5	Lt Ni Po		Solomani
Yakoru	3114		D889500-8	Ni		Solomani	G

Siei

Siei, Subsector I of Dark Nebula, contains 39 worlds with a population of 74.9 billion. The highest population is 50 billion, at Khtyu. The highest tech level is E at Khtyu.

Siei

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Ahaiehea	0726	ACS	A7868K6-C	Ga Ht Ri		Hierate	G
Aiaiso	0727	ACS	C6787K7-8	Ag		Hierate	G
Akhatoea	0622		E3005K7-7	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Akhearlafei'	0828		E86A3N7-9	Lo Ni Wa		Hierate	G
Ao'iyaulra	0627	N	A9985N7-D	Ag Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Atayekhe	0421		B5461HA-9	Lo Ni		Hierate
Auyal	0825		C7953KB-9	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Eftaeikui	0428		D3108M7-8	Na		Hierate	G
Eiyea	0128	ACS	B8B36N9-9	Fl Ni		Hierate	G
Erloufteaw	0725		C7A26HB-8	Fl Ni		Hierate	G
Fuarl	0223		E3003M4-7	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Heiaieai'	0524		C2008N6-A	Na Va		Hierate	G
Hlyerl	0429		C0005H6-9	As Ni Va		Hierate	G
Hoireh	0523		E1007J9-8	Na Va		Hierate	G
Ihkeh	0629		E3106H3-7	Na Ni		Hierate	G
Iylhreyu	0829		C8856L3-8	Ag Ga Ni Ri		Hierate	G
Iyuasea	0724		E5416J6-6	Ni Po		Hierate	G
Iyyoiy	0321	ACS	A6A34H9-B	Fl Ni		Hierate	G
Khaiai	0425		C5562H9-7	Lo Ni		Hierate
Khteau	0628	ACS	C9A44J5-A	Fl Ni		Hierate
Khtyu	0827		A310AN6-E	Hi Ht In Na		Hierate	G
Ktaol	0327	ACS	B8C59H7-D	Fl Hi Ht		Hierate	G
Kteaesyah	0527		E5478N8-6			Hierate	G
Kteatau	0130		E9981N3-7	Lo Ni	R	Hierate	G
Nurnlin	0822	M	A542878-A	Po	A		G
Ruiloih	0328	ACS	B1001K3-A	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Seilrye	0227	ACS	C1004K8-8	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Stofakhail	0630		D2002NA-7	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Stui	0721		D5624H7-7	Ni		Hierate	G
Syerakhir	0222	N	B7748H5-A			Hierate	G
Teaiyre	0427	ACS	B4234K8-D	Ht Ni Po		Hierate	G
Uahke	0530		C5533J6-9	Lo Ni Po		Hierate	G
Uiaio	0224		B7774L8-B	Ni		Hierate	G
Wuhtiaweh	0329		B6233J9-C	Ht Lo Ni Po		Hierate
Yasai	0722	ACF	EA763K2-6	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Ye'aeaoafokh	0330	ACS	D400AK5-C	Hi Ht In Na Va		Hierate	G
Yehta	0226	N	C1008HB-A	Na Va		Hierate	G
Yokiyheir	0423	ACS	C3107J6-A	Na		Hierate	G
Ziha	0824		E435595-6	Ni

Yataw

Yataw, Subsector J of Dark Nebula, contains 29 worlds with a population of 100.6 billion. The highest population is 80 billion, at Bacci. The highest tech level is E at Kusyu.

Kusyu is the homeworld of the Aslan major race. Humans often spell Kusyu as Kuzu in Anglic.

Yataw

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Ahehuikh	1124		A998552-B	Ag Ni			G
Aiearye	1428		B8C66K6-9	Fl Ni		Hierate	G
Aiwai	1523		E5999K8-7	Hi In		Hierate	G
Aowaelr	1529	ACS N	B5629H6-B	Hi		Hierate	G
Bacci	1123		D77AADE-5	Hi In Lt Wa	A		G
Ewirle	1028		C6678J2-8	Ga		Hierate	G
Foiheliy	0922		C310411-A	Ni			G
Foiseihyaluh	1522		E8643M7-7	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Ftaosye'	1225	ACS	B4314H7-D	Ht Ni Po		Hierate	G
Ftihahe'	1023	ACS	D5A17M8-8	Fl		Hierate	G
Heahelie	1629		E8B31N6-8	Fl Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Hlitilar	1224		E1006L6-7	Na Ni Va		Hierate	G
Hoirhesyea	1223	ACS	C7557K8-8	Ag Ga		Hierate	G
Htehekah	1127		E1005N5-A	Ni Va	R	Hierate	G
Hyesiyr	1622	ACS	A1006J8-A	Na Ni Va		Hierate	G
Ilkhah	1027	ACS	B4343KA-9	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Iyohkeih	1427		E5436K7-5	Lt Ni Po		Hierate	G
Iyokh	1430	ACS	A3004K9-C	Ht Ni Va		Hierate	G
Kusyu	1226	ACS N	A8769H6-E	Hi Ht In		Hierate	G
Lahaih	1627		B2005J9-D	Ht Ni Va		Hierate	G
Leihkyeau	1025		C310631-8	Na Ni			G
Mihraga	1621		B638752-A				G
Naco	1321		A310557-B	Ni			G
Oarua	1121		B579510-7	Ni			G
Riyikahail	1628	ACF ACS	A7A21K2-A	Fl Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Seasoi	1521		E9C4000-0	Ba Fl Lo Lt Ni			G
Taikheia'io	0926	M	A77A777-A	Wa			G
Troti'ih	1221		B000526-9	As Ni Va			G
Weisaow	1327	ACS N	B6566H7-A	Ag Ga Ni		Hierate	G

Khtoiakta

Khtoiakta, Subsector K of Dark Nebula, contains 35 worlds with a population of 90.5 billion. The highest population is 70 billion, at Oiirl. The highest tech level is E at Syailei, Troutiyka and Oiirl.

Khtoiakta

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Aftea	1826	ACS	D2007KB-8	Na Va	A	Hierate	G
Aiwaosois	1821		C1004H6-B	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Aohitao	2126	ACS	B5348K3-B			Hierate	G
Eakhoi	2123	N	C7869H6-A	Ga Hi		Hierate	G
Easouyao	1721	N	A1003H5-C	Ht Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Eieiau	1830	ACS	A5436KA-C	Ht Ni Po	A	Hierate
Eiouktoh	2427		C4336L5-A	Na Ni Po		Hierate	G
Ekhiy	2023	N	B6273L6-B	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Ekhiysus	2223		E8595H6-8	Ni		Hierate
Ewirarl	2021	ACS	B2004K8-9	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Fyawahri	2026		A100899-D	Ht Na Va			G
Ha'yesfer	2321		C1007L3-8	Na Va		Hierate	G
Hakhyas	2027	ACS	B5545KB-B	Ag Ni		Hierate	G
Hloktye	1725		D8A36M6-8	Fl Ni		Hierate	G
Iouhtah	2128		C66A8N4-A	Ri Wa		Hierate	G
Iweakhte	2426	ACS	C5548J8-8			Hierate	G
Iyaiah	1925	N	A1005L8-C	Ht Ni Va		Hierate	G
Iyhahorl	2125		E4373K6-6	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Khtektawoa	2122	ACS	B1005K9-C	Ht Ni Va		Hierate	G
Khtyasitrao	2322	ACS	B4364K8-D	Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Kihahouwu	2028		C2006M8-A	Na Ni Va		Hierate	G
Oiirl	2430	ACS	A553AJB-E	Hi Ht Po	A	Hierate	G
Oskvo	2422		X31038D-7	Lo Ni	R
Saftahfeal	2221	N	B8836L8-B	Ni Ri		Hierate	G
Sequel	2225		C773973-9	Hi In			G
Sewalair	2121	ACS	C5435NA-9	Ni Po		Hierate	G
Steiaseah	1927		E1004M5-A	Ni Va		Hierate
Styaroir	2325		C1008H8-9	Na Va		Hierate	G
Syailei	1724	N	A4357L7-E	Ht		Hierate	G
Tenarna	1825	M	B436233-B	Lo Ni			G
Tiylewoiw	1930		C9C68N7-9	Fl		Hierate	G
Troi'	1923		E7879H8-8	Ga Hi		Hierate
Troutiyka	2230	ACS	B0002H7-E	As Ht Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Wusihahai	2327		C879447-6	Ni	A		G
Yelrailr	1829		C1002KA-B	Lo Ni Va		Hierate

Kimson’s Stand

Kimson’s Stand, Subsector L of Dark Nebula, contains 25 worlds with a population of 24.7 billion. The highest population is 20 billion, at New Libdis. The highest tech level is E at Dranweis and Petal. The Solomani Confederation administrative center for the subsector is at New Libdis.

Kimson’s Stand

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Abmi	3223	F	B98A103-9	Lo Ni Wa		Solomani	G
Aokhtiyfti	2728		C1001N9-9	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Arakhal	2729	ACS	C5688MB-8		A	Hierate	G
Besmam	2523	M	B64159B-A	Ni Po	A		G
Bridgehead	3121		C100566-7	Ni Va		Solomani	G
Cupuepue	3226		B9D5456-9	Fl Ni		Solomani	G
Dejeran	2722	F	B775887-5	Lt		Solomani	G
Dranweis	2624		A100632-E	Ht Na Ni Va	A	Solomani	G
Earltras	2527	F	B6A1965-8	Fl Hi		Solomani	G
Fa'aher	2830	N	C7965L3-A	Ag Ni		Hierate	G
Gallbre	2629		E200303-7	Lo Ni Va		Solomani	G
Garnenshold	3129		A886436-9	Ga Ni		Solomani	G
Gilead	2921		X586879-1	Lt Ri	R		G
Jodar	3125		C576631-7	Ag Ni		Solomani	G
Kanna	2824		C431510-6	Ni Po		Solomani
Macario	2829		E0008A7-7	As Na Va		Solomani	G
New Libdis	2922	F	C87AABB-C	Hi Ht In Wa	A	Solomani
O'awiy	2525		E8498N7-8			Hierate	G
Petal	3024		A426547-E	Ht Ni		Solomani	G
Renpire	3027		B686342-A	Ga Lo Ni		Solomani
Resengan	2623		E556633-5	Ag Lt Ni			G
Shin	3123	F	B100421-C	Ht Ni Va		Solomani	G
Sovkhersk	2524		E726742-7			Solomani	G
Tanjert-Nebo	2821		D566542-7	Ag Ni	A		G
Terenn	3128		C674559-7	Ag Ni		Solomani	G

Hrorehe

Hrorehe, Subsector M of Dark Nebula, contains 32 worlds with a population of 5.2 billion. The highest population is 4 billion, at Hai Ei. The highest tech level is D at Ihkealresiy, Hkitei and Khohoa.

Hrorehe

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Afteariw	0436	ACS	B5467K6-B	Ag		Hierate
Ahiyh	0838		E65A7L9-9	Wa		Hierate	G
Aoaou	0135		C9B65K8-9	Fl Ni		Hierate	G
Aoliyyaea	0233		D6547M3-6	Ag		Hierate	G
Aotui'asiyr	0334	ACS	B3007H5-C	Ht Na Va		Hierate	G
Eakhyehiyye	0740		E5446N3-6	Ag Ni	R	Hierate	G
Eaoer	0336	ACS	B2003K9-C	Ht Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Eohe	0536		B7766L6-A	Ag Ni		Hierate
Eoyaea	0435	ACS N	B3104H9-C	Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Ewei	0839		B3104L4-A	Ni		Hierate	G
Feakh	0835	N	A4222L5-B	Lo Ni Po		Hierate	G
Fuihafai	0834	ACS	C5477K4-8	Ag		Hierate	G
Hai Ei	0836		E6659H9-8	Ga Hi		Hierate	G
Hasyesya	0832		D5512M8-7	Lo Ni Po		Hierate	G
Hkahr	0533		D5556L6-6	Ag Ni		Hierate	G
Hkiho	0140		E5532L7-7	Lo Ni Po		Hierate	G
Hkitei	0634	N	B75A3L7-D	Ht Lo Ni Wa		Hierate	G
Hyeirih	0537	ACS	C5697M7-9	Ri		Hierate
Ihkealresiy	0440	ACS	A3107J3-D	Ht Na		Hierate	G
Ioa	0339		C3006L7-8	Na Ni Va		Hierate	G
Iykye	0136	N	C6B66L6-9	Fl Ni		Hierate	G
Iytaow	0432	ACS	C4324K7-9	Ni Po		Hierate
Iywaiwofu	0337	ACS	A6543J9-C	Ht Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Khohoa	0733	ACS	B3102M6-D	Ht Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Khtyu	0239	N	A3106L7-B	Na Ni		Hierate	G
Ktaherl	0837	ACS	A5836H5-C	Ht Ni Ri		Hierate	G
Sualriyw	0636		C68A8K7-B	Ri Wa		Hierate	G
Traihoa	0437	ACS	B98A4N4-C	Ht Ni Wa		Hierate	G
Waohar	0738	N	B1004N8-9	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Wiykhearl	0335		E1006J6-7	Na Ni Va		Hierate
Woira	0439	ACS	D6687J9-6	Ag Ri		Hierate	G
Wuarloikh	0338		B5545M2-B	Ag Ni		Hierate	G

Kou

Kou, Subsector N of Dark Nebula, contains 30 worlds with a population of 129.5 billion. The highest population is 70 billion, at Eikhilua. The highest tech level is E at Teayokhtae.

Kou

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Aiheisaus	1637		E1004K3-7	Ni Va	R	Hierate
Airiyrlyu'eas	0931		C538AM9-A	Hi		Hierate	G
Eiefei'os	1235	ACS	A4264JA-C	Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Eihkeha	1638	N	B6895L9-A	Ni		Hierate	G
Eikhilua	1236		D310AJ9-C	Hi Ht In Na		Hierate	G
Fiyhiyha'	0938	ACS	B4324KA-B	Ni Po		Hierate	G
Heaeakh	1335		E9487KB-6	Ag	A	Hierate	G
Hrikalr	1631		D8A67N9-8	Fl		Hierate	G
Hriysahoah	1039		B6679N2-B	Ga Hi		Hierate	G
Hroilr	1536	ACS	A5567K8-C	Ag Ht		Hierate	G
Htaka Oea	1331		C4357L9-9			Hierate
Ikhoalreih	1439		C1005N9-9	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Isikhas	1232		C1003M6-7	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Kheiei	1034	N	C1004L7-C	Ht Ni Va		Hierate	G
Kofyoha	1440	ACS	B6962K9-B	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Loihuawaw	1634	ACS	B7983K7-A	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Oakhiyye	1240		B3105K8-D	Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Oihaiyo	1434		C4337K8-9	Na Po		Hierate	G
Ouifauhai	0940	ACS	B77A5J6-D	Ht Ni Wa		Hierate	G
Seiyasar	0939	ACS	B4106M7-A	Na Ni		Hierate	G
Soukhi'	0934		E1002K6-A	Lo Ni Va		Hierate	G
Steisua	1135		C684AM7-B	Hi		Hierate	G
Suikhiyeisela	1337		C2009K7-C	Hi Ht In Na Va		Hierate	G
Taiea	1535	ACS	C5475H9-9	Ag Ni		Hierate	G
Taleiw	1037	ACS	C1005NA-7	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Teayokhtae	1238	N	A3106H6-E	Ht Na Ni		Hierate	G
Tlaea'yeryel	1640		D4225M9-9	Ni Po		Hierate	G
Uryarlil	0937		D2008J9-8	Na Va		Hierate	G
Wyuyetro	1032		E6457M8-6	Ag		Hierate	G
Yoreah	1431	ACS	D3101K2-9	Lo Ni		Hierate	G

Yohkui

Yohkui, Subsector O of Dark Nebula, contains 25 worlds with a population of 18.9 billion. The highest population is 9 billion, at Ewausiaktiy. The highest tech level is E at Yohkui.

Yohkui

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Asefihea	1740	ACS	A6454H7-C	Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Atoiloilol	1939	N	B5534HA-B	Ni Po		Hierate	G
Eahkihkao	2033		E5742K5-7	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Eftase	1940	N	B7676L6-A	Ag Ga Ni		Hierate	G
Ehairiwa	2131	N	A7265HB-A	Ni		Hierate	G
Eiaohe	2039		C1005K8-A	Ni Va		Hierate	G
Erelefo	2335	N	B6578L6-A	Ga		Hierate	G
Euhisai	2434	ACS	D5678MA-6		A	Hierate	G
Ewausiaktiy	2136		E3109N8-7	Hi In Na		Hierate	G
Hiwoieikh	1832		D8944L5-6	Ni		Hierate	G
Hkayuea	2140	ACS	B1006HA-D	Ht Na Ni Va		Hierate	G
Hkyosali	2132		E5566MB-6	Ag Ni	A	Hierate	G
Htao'ewyalr	2038	ACS	C4235J8-7	Ni Po		Hierate	G
Hteaokhewi	2139	ACS	C59A1H8-9	Lo Ni Wa		Hierate	G
Hwuiwaoh	2239		D6947H4-6	Ag		Hierate	G
Ihtye	1731		E9A85J8-8	Fl Ni		Hierate	G
Irihroalea	2432	ACS	B5535H8-B	Ni Po		Hierate	G
Oakheiye	2031	ACS	B5637KA-A	Ri		Hierate	G
Reierekh	2438		E88A7JB-7	Wa	A	Hierate	G
Riyai	2040		E7526NC-6	Ni Po	A	Hierate	G
Tloueaeiei	2037	ACS	B3108H9-C	Ht Na		Hierate	G
Ualaohei	1934		B5788K7-A			Hierate	G
Uiwealirlao	2435		D4244L5-9	Ni		Hierate	G
Yetiuaya	2340		X7684L8-3	Lt Ni	R	Hierate	G
Yohkui	2138	ACS	A0009H8-E	As Hi Ht In Na Va		Hierate	G

Staai

Staai, Subsector P of Dark Nebula, contains 30 worlds with a population of 105 billion. The highest population is 70 billion, at Treege. The highest tech level is E at Ohkiylyo and Hynri-lavo. The Solomani Confederation administrative center for the subsector is at Jingleswelt.

Staai

Name	Location	Bases	Profile	Trade Codes	Travel Code	Allegiance	Gas Giants
Araljarg	2940		C423552-A	Ni Po		Solomani	G
Brimate	2837	F	B100865-C	Ht Na Va		Solomani	G
Canaan	3238		C58677B-4	Ag Lt Ri		Solomani
Caparro	3032	F	A574131-C	Ht Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Cybi	3235		E100455-7	Ni Va	A	Solomani
Eiar	2539	ACS	C8847M8-8	Ag Ri		Hierate
Gimemuh	2938		E310000-0	Ba Lo Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Hyefteite	2639		C4217L6-A	Na Po		Hierate
Hynri-lavo	3036		A538543-E	Ht Ni		Solomani	G
Ikhalil	2737		E7647K6-6	Ag Ri		Hierate	G
Ilalt	2937		A759300-A	Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Jingleswelt	2732	F	B574AB8-D	Hi Ht In		Solomani	G
Junganyika	3236		B100401-C	Ht Ni Va		Solomani	G
Khaolao	2635	N	A3102H8-A	Lo Ni		Hierate	G
Kihaikhir	2739	ACS N	A8964H6-D	Ht Ni		Hierate	G
Kintato	3138		C544551-5	Ag Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Miken	3033	F	B678564-9	Ag Ni		Solomani	G
Nanrenet	3038		A538242-A	Lo Ni		Solomani	G
Newquay	3240		E310548-7	Ni		Solomani	G
Oeafowyahlulr	2537		E6A29N5-9	Fl Hi		Hierate	G
Ohkiylyo	2734		A3108M6-E	Ht Na		Hierate
Olruiwos	2838		BAA57M6-A	Fl		Hierate	G
Oskkan	2834		C859498-5	Lt Ni		Solomani	G
Sacrifice	3232		C545646-6	Ag Ni		Solomani
Steahryoha	2540		E8638K5-7	Ri		Hierate
Teaoiyekh	2839		E5628L8-6			Hierate	G
Theleme	2836		C300540-A	Ni Va	A	Solomani	G
Treege	3132		B542ABA-C	Hi Ht In Po	A	Solomani	G
Tua'aiou	2936	ACS	B7874J9-B	Ga Ni		Hierate	G
Uiftaoa	2536		E5646N4-6	Ag Ni Ri		Hierate	G

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All your Base are Belong to Us

Control of the strategically vital border world of Kihaikhir (DARK 2739 A896476-D) is divided between several Tlaukhu and independent clans. The Eakhtiyho and Yerlyaruiwo both maintain large Tlaukhu bases in-system, while the Hwriayro and Yoroa have smaller clan bases to support system defense.

I polled various Traveller groups and message boards as to whether the low number of Aslan bases in Dark Nebula were likely the result of accident or intent. No real consensus emerged, but Jim Kundert suggested I look at differences between unreviewed or reviewed sector data.

This was good advice: the Aslan data on Traveller Map represent a pretty wide range of provenance. About half of the sectors with Aslan Hierate worlds were not reviewed by the T5 Second Survey project and are currently marked “Unofficial.” These generally use CT or MT data formats and appear to have been created using CT Aslan worldgen. For example, Waroatahe sector—created by Jo Grant and Jeff Zeitlin, with modifications by Joshua Bell—is generally consistent with CT Aslan. Approximately 18% of the Waroatahe systems have the N base code, which I would treat as Tlaukhu bases, and about 29% of the Waroatahe systems have the S base code, which I would treat as clan bases.

About a quarter of the Aslan sectors have been updated to the Traveller⁵ data format but have not received T5SS review. For example, Touchstone. Such sectors are labeled “In Review.”

And finally, about a quarter of Aslan sectors are in Traveller⁵ data format and received a T5SS review. For example, Dark Nebula. These sectors are labeled “Official.”

Most of these Official sectors originally appeared in Atlas of the Imperium. And all of these sectors demonstrate similarly low numbers of Aslan bases as Dark Nebula.

But Ustral Quadrant is illustrative because this sector did not appear in AotI but did receive a T5SS review. Out of 148 Hierate systems in Ustral Quadrant, approximately 14% have Tlaukhu bases and 29% have clan bases: this is consistent with CT worldgen. So it appears that the ultimate source of low base levels is not the T5SS review, but AotI.

Because AotI apparently did not generate government data and because government data is necessary for CT Aslan worldgen, I’m increasingly inclined to think that the low level of Aslan bases in Dark Nebula is a mistake.

As a proof of concept, I applied random base determination from CT Aslan worldgen on those Hierate systems in Dark Nebula that do not currently have bases. And as a result, I ended up adding Tlaukhu bases to 27 systems and clan bases to 74 systems, bringing the totals up to 34 and 83 respectively, which is very much in line with the 38 Tlaukhu bases and 81 clan bases we would expect from CT worldgen.

Although this appears to be a huge change, looking at these new bases on a map of Dark Nebula was in no way overwhelming. In fact, the new bases make a lot of sense when placed around the Aslan homeworld and set beside the highly militarized systems of the Solomani Confederation. I therefore recommend the following changes:

• Uiwe (0106) - Add base R.
• Oifalrouw (0109) - Add base R.
• Aiaokheh (0305) - Add bases RT.
• Earle (0307) - Add bases RT.
• Eakhtya'i (0402) - Add base R.
• Oiwohas (0707) - Add base T.
• Aleikhes (0710) - Add base T.
• Tyakhyo (0115) - Add base R.
• Ftaikhao (0116) - Add base R.
• Hteoe (0117) - Add base R.
• Kikeasa (0314) - Add base T.
• Etlaorla (0315) - Add base R.
• Huuira'alr (0317) - Add bases RT.
• Htaheatelr (0411) - Add base R.
• Hkyewao (0519) - Add base R.
• Kahkeheas (0520) - Add base R.
• Leftearl (0615) - Add base R.
• Oiaous (2020) - Add base R.
• Eiyea (0128) - Add base R.
• Syerakhir (0222) - Add base T.
• Yehta (0226) - Add base T.
• Seilrye (0227) - Add base R.
• Iyyoiy (0321) - Add base R.
• Ktaol (0327) - Add base R.
• Ruiloih (0328) - Add base R.
• Ye'aeaoafokh (0330) - Add base R.
• Yokiyheir (0423) - Add base R.
• Ao'iyaulra (0627) - Add base T.
• Khteau (0628) - Add base R.
• Ahaiehea (0726) - Add base R.
• Aiaiso (0727) - Add base R.
• Ftihahe' (1023) - Add base R.
• Ilkhah (1027) - Add base R.
• Hoirhesyea (1223) - Add base R.
• Ftaosye' (1225) - Add base R.
• Weisaow (1327) - Add bases RT.
• Iyokh (1430) - Add base R.
• Aowaelr (1529) - Add bases RT.
• Riyikahail (1628) - Add base R.
• Aftea (1826) - Add base R.
• Eieiau (1830) - Add base R.
• Iyaiah (1925) - Add base T.
• Ewirarl (2021) - Add base R.
• Ekhiy (2023) - Add base T.
• Hakhyas (2027) - Add base R.
• Khtektawoa (2122) - Add base R.
• Eakhoi (2123) - Add base T.
• Aohitao (2126) - Add base R.
• Khtyasitrao (2322) - Add base R.
• Iweakhte (2426) - Add base R.
• Oiirl (2430) - Add base R.
• Arakhal (2729) - Add base R.
• Fa'aher (2830) - Add base T.
• Iykye (0136) - Add base T.
• Khtyu (0239) - Add base T.
• Aotui'asiyr (0334) - Add base R.
• Eaoer (0336) - Add base R.
• Iytaow (0432) - Add base R.
• Eoyaea (0435) - Add bases RT.
• Afteariw (0436) - Add base R.
• Woira (0439) - Add base R.
• Ihkealresiy (0440) - Add base R.
• Hyeirih (0537) - Add base R.
• Khohoa (0733) - Add base R.
• Waohar (0738) - Add base T.
• Fuihafai (0834) - Add base R.
• Feakh (0835) - Add base T.
• Ktaherl (0837) - Add base R.
• Seiyasar (0939) - Add base R.
• Ouifauhai (0940) - Add base R.
• Kheiei (1034) - Add base T.
• Taleiw (1037) - Add base R.
• Eiefei'os (1235) - Add base R.
• Teayokhtae (1238) - Add base T.
• Kofyoha (1440) - Add base R.
• Taiea (1535) - Add base R.
• Hroilr (1536) - Add base R.
• Loihuawaw (1634) - Add base R.
• Eihkeha (1638) - Add base T.
• Asefihea (1740) - Add base R.
• Atoiloilol (1939) - Add base T.
• Eftase (1940) - Add base T.
• Oakheiye (2031) - Add base R.
• Tloueaeiei (2037) - Add base R.
• Htao'ewyalr (2038) - Add base R.
• Ehairiwa (2131) - Add base T.
• Yohkui (2138) - Add base R.
• Hteaokhewi (2139) - Add base R.
• Hkayuea (2140) - Add base R.
• Irihroalea (2432) - Add base R.
• Euhisai (2434) - Add base R.
• Eiar (2539) - Add base R.
• Kihaikhir (2739) - Add bases RT.
• Tua'aiou (2936) - Add base R.

In addition, I suggest a similar exercise be conducted for Hlakhoi, Staihaia’yo, Ealiyasiyw, and Iwahfuah: majority Hierate sectors that were based off AotI data.

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Aslan Bases in Dark Nebula

Following the inconclusive end of the Solomani Rim War… Solomani attention has since turned to other frontier areas, including the Aslan territories. Fortunately for the Aslan, the encounters have primarily been between the Solomani and either the Yerlyaruiwo or the Khaukheairl, both clans strong enough to hold their own with the Solomani (CT Aslan 3).

A heavily militarized section of the Aslan/Solomani frontier in Dark Nebula.

With this passage in mind, I reviewed the Dark Nebula sector data for evidence of Yerlyaruiwo or Khaukheairl military forces on the Confederation border. I wasn’t shocked to find scant support: Tlaukhu worlds aren’t exactly rare, but with ten different power blocs, finding a cluster of worlds associated with any one bloc—even the two most powerful blocs—is fairly unusual.

But as I started to dig in, I realized that the total number of Aslan bases seemed fairly low, particularly when compared to the Solomani Confederation. Even knowing that the Aslan have notorious difficulty coordinating inter-clan efforts, and knowing that most clan navies are constructed to fight other clans rather than interstellar states, for such a militaristic race to not mount some kind of defense in the face of Human aggression seemed rather odd.

But the number of Aslan bases in Dark Nebula didn’t just seem low in light of hostilities with the Solomani. The number of bases seemed low compared to a normal Aslan sector.

Generating Aslan Bases

The CT Aslan module (1984) describes two different types of naval bases found in the Hierate: Tlaukhu bases, built and occupied by members of the Twenty-Nine, and clan bases, used by all other types of clans. These bases are determined during world generation much like Imperial navy or scout bases. But in addition to considering starport type, Aslan bases also consider government type.

Dark Nebula bases were first detailed in the CT module Atlas of the Imperium (1984). That partial sector data was then used as the basis for the sector data in the MT supplement Solomani and Aslan (1991). And that data was the basis for the current data on Traveller Map.

I had long assumed that the Aslan bases in Atlas of the Imperium had been determined using CT Aslan world gen. In order to check that assumption, we can compare the actual number of bases in Dark Nebula against the expected number of bases that would be produced from Aslan world gen. But first, we need to break those worlds out by starport and, instead of using Government type, I’ll substitute the T5 allegiance codes, which provide similar information.

There are 234 Aslan Hierate worlds in Dark Nebula:

Hierate Worlds In Dark Nebula

Allegiance	Starport Type
	A	B	C	D	E	X
Split Control (AsSc)	11	14	12	2	6	0
On-World Clan (AsWc)	6	5	8	2	6	0
Multi-World Clan (AsMw)	6	20	12	5	14	0
Tlaukhu Clan (AsTX)	6	8	11	3	7	0
Vassal Clan (AsVc)	2	7	11	8	6	0
Tlaukhu Vassal (AsTv)	3	6	11	5	11	0
Total	34	60	65	25	50	0

From here we can calculate the total number of bases we would expect to have for each combination of starport and allegiance code.

Tlaukhu Bases

The Tlaukhu clans maintain larger, more powerful, and more advanced navies compared to other clans. Their bases can be found on worlds directly controlled by Tlaukhu members, their vassals, and split-control worlds. The following table details the percentage chance for having a Tlaukhu base at different Hierate systems:

Frequency Of Tlaukhu Bases

Allegiance	Starport Type
	A	B	C	D	E	X
Split Control (AsSc)	58.33%	41.66%	27.77%	16.66%	–	–
On-World Clan (AsWc)	–	–	–	–	–	–
Multi-World Clan (AsMw)	–	–	–	–	–	–
Tlaukhu Clan (AsTX)	83.33%	72.22%	58.33%	41.66%	–	41.66%
Vassal Clan (AsVc)	–	–	–	–	–	–
Tlaukhu Vassal (AsTv)	41.66%	27.77%	16.66%	8.33%	–	–

Note that this table details the potential presence of one or more bases in a single system. In a split control world divided up by six different Tlaukhu clans, each clan could have its own in-system base. Similarly, a world directly controlled by a Tlaukhu clan or its vassal might, at least theoretically, host multiple Tlaukhu bases if an allied clan from the same power bloc were present in-system.

Multiplying the number of worlds of each category by the corresponding frequency, we can determine the expected number of systems with Tlaukhu bases in Dark Nebula:

Expected Tlaukhu Bases

Allegiance	Starport Type
	A	B	C	D	E	X
Split Control (AsSc)	6	6	3	0	0	0
On-World Clan (AsWc)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Multi-World Clan (AsMw)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Tlaukhu Clan (AsTX)	5	6	6	1	0	0
Vassal Clan (AsVc)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Tlaukhu Vassal (AsTv)	1	2	2	0	0	0
Total	12	14	11	1	0	0

Using CT Aslan world generation, we would expect 38 systems with Tlaukhu bases, which is surprisingly close to the 39 systems with naval bases we would expect to produce using the default world gen system from The Traveller Book.

But let’s take a look at the actual numbers from Dark Nebula:

Actual Tlaukhu Bases

Allegiance	Starport Type
	A	B	C	D	E	X
Split Control (AsSc)	3	0	0	0	0	0
On-World Clan (AsWc)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Multi-World Clan (AsMw)	0	1	0	0	0	0
Tlaukhu Clan (AsTX)	1	2	0	0	0	0
Vassal Clan (AsVc)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Tlaukhu Vassal (AsTv)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Total	4	3	0	0	0	0

Less than 20% of the expected number of systems in Dark Nebula have Tlaukhu bases. No wonder the Solomani have been able to snatch up so many border worlds!

Clan Bases

Clan bases are naval bases built by any clan other than a member of the Tlaukhu. Generally, clan navies are smaller and less advanced than Tlaukhu forces. The following table lists the chances for one or more clan bases to be present in different Hierate systems:

Frequency Of Clan Bases

Allegiance	Starport Type
	A	B	C	D	E	X
Split Control (AsSc)	72.22%	58.33%	41.66%	27.77%	–	–
On-World Clan (AsWc)	72.22%	58.33%	41.66%	27.77%	–	27.77%
Multi-World Clan (AsMw)	83.33%	72.22%	58.33%	41.66%	–	41.66%
Tlaukhu Clan (AsTX)	–	–	–	–	–	–
Vassal Clan (AsVc)	72.22%	58.33%	41.66%	27.77%	–	–
Tlaukhu Vassal (AsTv)	58.33%	41.66%	27.77%	16.66%	–	–

Multiplying these frequencies by the corresponding number of worlds lets us calculate the expected number of systems with clan bases:

Expected Clan Bases

Allegiance	Starport Type
	A	B	C	D	E	X
Split Control (AsSc)	8	8	5	1	0	0
On-World Clan (AsWc)	4	3	3	1	0	0
Multi-World Clan (AsMw)	5	14	7	2	0	0
Tlaukhu Clan (AsTX)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Vassal Clan (AsVc)	1	4	5	2	0	0
Tlaukhu Vassal (AsTv)	2	2	3	1	0	0
Total	20	31	23	7	0	0

Using CT Aslan world generation, we would expect to have 81 systems with one or more clan bases in Dark Nebula. By way of comparison, using The Traveller Book world gen we would expect to generate 62 systems with scout bases.

But yet again, we find that the actual number of systems in Dark Nebula with clan bases is far less than expected:

Actual Clan Bases

Allegiance	Starport Type
	A	B	C	D	E	X
Split Control (AsSc)	2	1	0	0	0	0
On-World Clan (AsWc)	2	0	0	0	0	0
Multi-World Clan (AsMw)	0	1	0	0	0	0
Tlaukhu Clan (AsTX)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Vassal Clan (AsVc)	1	0	0	0	0	0
Tlaukhu Vassal (AsTv)	0	1	1	0	0	0
Total	5	3	1	0	0	0

This is only a little more than 11% of what we would expect from CT Aslan world generation.

Note that Atlas of the Imperium lists two additional worlds in Dark Nebula as having clan bases: Troi' (DARK 1923 E787A78-9) and Fiyhiyha' (DARK 0938 B43248A-B). Neither system has a base in the current Traveller Map data. I think this was an intentional decision for Troi', as worlds with Class E starports normally cannot have bases. I suspect that Fiyhiyha' was simply a mistake, so I recommend reinstating the base there.

Summary

Here’s a summary of our analysis of bases in Dark Nebula:

Summary Of Hierate Bases In Dark Nebula

Allegiance		Starport Type						Total
		A	B	C	D	E	X
Tlaukhu	Expected	12	14	11	1	0	0	38
	Actual	4	3	0	0	0	0	7
Clan	Expected	20	31	23	7	0	0	81
	Actual	5	3	1	0	0	0	9

I honestly don’t have a great recommendation for what to do here in part because I don’t understand what happened. And I was surprised not to find any past discussions on the Traveller Mailing List or on the Citizens of the Imperium board.

We see similar patterns in other Aslan sectors from Atlas of the Imperium. There the percentage of systems with either Tlaukhu or clan bases are Hlakhoi 7%, Ealiyasiyw 9%, Staihaia'yo 10%, and Iwahfuah 12%. Keep in mind that the Atlas of the Imperium provided the basis for all subsequent versions of sector data, official and unofficial. And the reviewers of the T5 Second Survey project generally considered the Atlas the gold standard source.

Which begs the question, how did Atlas of the Imperium determine the presence of Aslan bases? The Atlas was published the same year as the Aslan alien module, so the developers might or might not have had access to the Aslan world gen sequence. But even if they did, that system uses Government type to determine the presence of bases. And the Atlas did not generate Government data.

A low number of Aslan bases in Dark Nebula might have been a simple mistake—a faulty random formula, for example. But although MT Solomani and Aslan uses the same world gen sequence as CT, the authors of that supplement did not take the opportunity to correct the number of Aslan bases in their Dark Nebula data.

But I’m not convinced the low number was an intentional decision, either: It doesn’t make a lot of sense given steady Solomani encroachment on Aslan space.

A couple ideas might partially rationalize the current data. As discussed above, each Aslan clan maintains its own naval bases. Overlord and vassal clans can have separate bases, partners in a power bloc might have separate bases, and certainly rivals on a split control world would have separate bases. So many of the “missing” bases might actually be right in front of us, stacked up in single systems. Kusyu alone, for example, might have dozens of different Tlaukhu bases.

Further, many clan bases might be present but simply not be shown on Traveller Map. Maps of Imperial space, for example, do not show every single planetary or colonial naval base, even though they must exist. As CT Spinward Marches notes, “any world with a tech level of 7 or 8 and a population of 6+ will probably have a base for the local (planetary) naval forces (such forces will be capable of interplanetary, though not interstellar, flight). Any world with a tech level of 9+ and a population of 6+ will probably have a base for local naval forces (which are capable of interstellar flight, where necessary)” (40).

Although I think the low number of Tlaukhu bases might be a problem. I’m reluctant to recommend adding a bunch of new bases to the map willy-nilly. Has anyone else ever considered these questions before?

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Revised Dark Nebula High Population Data

The Steisua Cluster is an important astrographic feature in Hrorehe and Kou subsectors containing five different high population worlds.

As I reviewed the current Dark Nebula data on Traveller Map I realized that the population of Kusyu had been increased from 4 billion in Classic Traveller to 70 billion. I initially assumed this reflected a change made in MegaTraveller or Mongoose Traveller but after checking those sources, no dice.

In fact, the population of Kusyu has proven much more consistent than the location of Kusyu over various editions:

• CT Aslan (1984): 4.6 billion
• MT Referee’s Companion (1988): 4.6 billion
• Travellers’ Digest 17 (1989): 4.631 billion*
• MT Solomani and Aslan (1991): 4.631 billion*
• GURPS Traveller: Alien Races 2 (1999): 4.6 billion
• Mongoose Traveller Aslan (2009): 4.6 billion
• Mongoose Traveller Pirates of Drinax(2017): 4.6 billion

* Note that the subsector data contradicts the text, listing Kusyu with Pop 9 and Pop multiplier 7.

Agent of the Imperium lists Kusyu as Pop 9, while Traveller⁵ Book 3 lists Kusyu as both Pop 9 (p 287) and Pop A (p 242).

Now curious, I looked at other high population worlds in the sector. “High population” is a trade classification assigned to worlds with population codes of either 9 (billions) or A (tens of billions). The location and names of all high population worlds in Dark Nebula are identified in the Classic Traveller supplement Atlas of the Imperium (1984). The MegaTraveller supplement Solomani and Aslan then provided full sector data for all Dark Nebula worlds and is generally consistent with the Atlas.

Further review of the Traveller Map data showed that the Aslan worlds of Troi’ (DARK 1923), Eakhoi (DARK 2123), Oiirl (DARK 2430), Hai Ei (DARK 0836), and Steisua (DARK 1135) also had their population levels increased from 9 to A.

Who Cares?

Changing the population levels of just six worlds from 9 to A is actually a much bigger deal than it seems on first blush, profoundly impacting the overall population of the entire sector. And in Traveller, population is inextricably tied to economic clout. If we only focus on the high population worlds in the original Solomani and Aslan data, Dark Nebula sector contains 50 billion Ormine, 162 billion humans, 138 billion non-aligned Aslan, and 256 billion Hierate Aslan. Following the adjustment of just six worlds to Pop A, the overall population of Hierate Aslan in the sector soars to 547 billion Aslan—over double.

I suspect that the changes were made by a well-intentioned T5SS reviewer looking at the overall population of Dark Nebula compared to surrounding sectors: the Solomani Rim, for example, has a total population of 1,660 billion; Magyar, 552 billion; and Dark Nebula, before adjustment, 650 billion. Given that Dark Nebula contains the homeworld of one of the six major races, 650 billion might seem a little low.

But I actually think that goosing the sector population to 936 billion was probably the wrong way to go here. Statistically, the original population of Dark Nebula falls well within expectations. Using 2D - 2 to determine population levels, with 487 total worlds, Dark Nebula would have on average of 14 pop A worlds. The original dataset had 13 pop A worlds, so fairly close.

We should also remember that the sector data for the Solomani Rim was intentionally massaged to reflect the setting description: a highly developed, industrial powerhouse. The Rim’s population and economic numbers have always been outliers by design.

A Case for Reversion

With this in mind, I’m not sure that transforming Dark Nebula into an economic powerhouse best reflects the established setting. In some ways, allowing the sector to lag economically and technologically seems more appropriate, given my understanding of the setting history. Consider: something has always been odd—and I think, intentionally so—about the layout of Dark Nebula sector. As many others have previously noted, the Aslan differ from all other major races in that their homeworld lies on the edge of Hierate space rather than in the center of their polity. When Aslan took to the stars they discovered that Humans had already settled the territories immediately trailing and coreward of Kusyu, forcing the Aslan to initially expand spinward and rimward.

During the Long Night, the Aslan amassed enough power and technology to challenge those neighboring Human systems. As described, the Border Wars were a slow-moving, incredibly complex series of low-level conflicts along the coreward and trailing border of the Hierate. Eventually, several treaties between various clans and Human powers established buffer zones around these border areas, culminating in the Peace of Ftahalr.

A quarter of Dark Nebula still falls into the Buffer Zone while another quarter, running along the trailing border was probably part of buffer zones recently absorbed by the Solomani Confederation. We know that Aslan allow captured worlds to regress technologically and that the various treaties were designed to limit outside interference within the buffers. Given this history, it’s not all that surprising that the border regions would have a notable lack of class A or B starports as well as significant technological lag—many worlds remain stuck at industrial tech levels even in 1105.

I’d also argue that keeping the Aslan Hierate worlds in Dark Nebula at somewhat lower population levels is not inconsistent with the known setting details. The Aslan are notable for their incessant hunger for acquisition and expansion of territory, and we know that the most powerful clans quickly laid claim to the best worlds around Kusyu, forcing the lesser clans to look farther and farther afield for new lands.

We also know that Aslan males have very different conceptions of value than Aslan females, whose thinking is much more in line with Humans. Aslan males place tremendous weight on cultural and historical value, unlike the much more pragmatic and unsentimental females, who calculate value in conventional economic terms. While a female Aslan might view a large stretch of arid, infertile land as a waste of clan resources, a male might treasure this same tract if it had been the site of an ancient battle, particularly one involving an ancestor. So it’s not hard for me to imagine that many clans would view the ancestral worlds of Dark Nebula as essentially one great historic district, to be preserved for cultural significance—with serious industrial production relegated to worlds deeper in the Hierate.

Further, I have to wonder about the economic viability of Hierate worlds with a Population level of A, or at least those with pre-stellar tech levels. As GURPS Traveller: Alien Races 2 explains, “If possible, Aslan cities sprawl sideways rather than towering upward, because each male wants his own patch of land, and will not settle for a patch of floor 30 stories up if there is any alternative” (23). Cramming Aslan populations into tightly-packed cities or even high tech arcologies is probably only a measure of last resort.

Further, split-clan control probably leads to ecological disaster for many high-population, habitable worlds: a classic example of the tragedy of the commons. In the absence of high tech solutions, individual clans likely struggle to coordinate responses to planet-wide ecological challenges caused by extreme population pressure.

And the unique dietary requirements of Aslan potentially impose serious limitations on the development of high-population Aslan worlds. Aslan are almost exclusively carnivorous and prefer fresh meat over synthetic substitutes. Meat production is inherently inefficient, and technology can only provide so much relief given Aslan insistence on “analog” dining. So a few pop A worlds could readily siphon off energy resources from across an entire subsector.

I am certain the Hierate contains plenty of high population, industrial hellholes where low status Aslan and unassimilated aliens toil in monstrous factories run by clan-controlled corporations. But given what we know about the Aslan I wonder if they might not expand to secondary worlds within a system before they started packing populations onto the mainworld? If I needed to establish a Hierate with more economic clout than currently shown in sector data, I would turn to the secondary worlds before I started converting too many worlds from Pop 9 to Pop A.

Recommendations

Putting all of this together, I think it makes sense to revert many of these changes in Dark Nebula, beginning with Kusyu. I really can’t see any compelling justification for increasing the population of the Aslan homeworld to 70 billion, and it contradicts almost every prior source.

Here are my full recommendations for reverting population levels:

• Kusyu (1226) - Change UWP to A876976-E to revert population level back to 9 and PGB to 403, consistent with prior sources. Change Economic extension to (F8H+4) and Cultural extension to [9E4D].
• Troi’ (1923) - Change UWP to E787978-8 to revert population level back to 9. Add Pr to remarks, change Importance to { -1 }, Economic extension to (C8A+1), and Cultural extension to [A859].
• Eakhoi (2123) - Change UWP to C786976-A to revert population level back to 9. Add Pr to remarks, change Economic extension to (H8D+1) and Cultural extension to [9B4A].
• Hai Ei (0836) - Change UWP to E665979-8 to revert population level back to 9. Add Pr to remarks, change Importance to { -1 }, Economic extension to (G8A+1) and Cultural extension to [B86A].

As a compromise, I would recommend retaining the populations of Oiirl (DARK 2430) and Steisua (DARK 1135) as A. This alone increases the overall population of Hierate Aslan in Dark Nebula to 355 billion.

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The Mystery of the Missing Dark Nebula Worlds

Sector data for Dark Nebula has been something of a muddle right from jump. As discussed before, the lovely map for the Dark Nebula board game was never utilized by the RPG. The CT Aslan alien module gives at least three different locations for Kusyu, with every subsequent edition seemingly making a different choice. Hans Rancke-Madsen wrote a good history of Kusyu’s various locations, and for what it’s worth I completely agree with Hans’s argument that hex 1226—the location currently shown on Traveller Map—makes the most sense.

The CT supplement Atlas of the Imperium (1984) provides rudimentary details of the sector, including starport type and location of all systems, as well as the names of high population worlds. DGP provided detailed data for Kilrai’ subsector in Travellers’ Digest 17 (1989) and then the entire sector in Solomani and Aslan (1991). This DGP data has been the base for all sector data to follow but, as discussed earlier, the initial data files available on the web for Dark Nebula were so replete with scanning errors that many worlds continue to pop up with erroneous names.

At first glance, the CT adventure compilation Alien Realms (1986) doesn’t appear to have any material set in Dark Nebula. One adventure is specifically set in Waroatahe sector, but the partial subsector data in Alien Realms doesn't line up with the later S&A dotmap of the Aslan Hierate. This was inadvertent: as Don McKinney explains in his Consolidated CT Errata, "The worlds (and map) in this adventure do NOT appear in the DGP dot map of this sector . . . because everyone forgot about it." A subsequent T5 Second Survey review overrode the DGP dotmap and added the Alien Realms worlds to Waroatahe.

A closer look at the J. Andrew Keith adventure “Interdiction Zone” from Alien Realms suggests that maybe the Waroatahe references weren't the only thing forgotten. The location of Kualakhtaea, the interdicted world at the heart of the adventure, is not given, but the background information names many worlds located in "Kyaeakha" subsector. None of these worlds or the subsector currently appear on Traveller Map.

However, some of the Aslan clans mentioned in "Interdiction Zone" are also mentioned in the Amber Zone adventure “Raid on Stataorlai,” from Journal of the Travelers' Aid Society #20 (1984), which is credited to Keith Douglass, one of the many pseudonyms used by … J. Andrew Keith.

“Raid on Stataorlai” is set in Kyaenkha subsector, which is canonically subsector E of Dark Nebula. Note that Kyaenkha is close enough to Kyaeakha to be a typo. Putting everything together, I suspect that J. Andrew Keith intended for these two adventures to be set in the same subsector, namely Kyaenkha subsector of Dark Nebula—and the reference to Kyaekha in Alien Realms was an error.

In any case DGP clearly didn't refer to Alien Realms when developing their dotmap of the Hierate. (I think the DGP material is generally great, but the dotmaps are notoriously unreliable, sometimes not even including stars mentioned in the same book they appear in.)

So ten J. Andrew Keith worlds from “Raid on Stataorlai,” and "Interdiction Zone” are not currently reflected in the Dark Nebula sector data. Could we find suitable homes in Kyaenkha subsector for them? Ideally we could find worlds in the existing data that fit the descriptions in everything but name, but even if we can only find approximate matches, I think it would make sense to override the DGP data to fit J. Andrew Keith’s adventures.

A couple of ground rules: first, any tweak cannot contradict information in Atlas of the Imperium, generally considered the gold standard for matters of canonicity. And second, we can’t override any worlds that have received a canonical treatment. These ground rules place only two worlds in Kyaenkha off-limits for this exercise. Hteoe (DARK 0117), is briefly described in TD 17 (and currently misspelled Hleoe in Traveller Map). And the high population world of Au'aiyyee is named in Atlas of the Imperium. So let’s see what we can do with the remainder:

Ftaikhao. As described in “Interdiction Zone,” this world is located in Kyaeakha subsector and outright owned by the Hweaolriya clan. Since we know that Hweaolriya is a multiworld clan, we’re looking for a world that has the allegiance code AsMw. Kuaeankha subsector has several candidates: Kheawyarl (DARK 0116 B79A36A-A), Aulyetyu (DARK 0214 E648446-6), Leftearl (DARK 0615 B200587-D), and Hwiysa (DARK 0619 E546387-7). As explained below, Leftearl may be the site of “Raid on Stataorlai,” so let’s remove that from contention. Kheawyarl fits the bill, so I propose renaming Kheawyarl “Ftaikhao” and changing the government type to 8.

Hakekhea. As described in “Interdiction Zone,” this “bleak” world is located in Kyaeakha subsector and outright owned by the Aeahekihiykhiy clan, the only world they own in the subsector. Further, “valuable mineral deposits [were] recently discovered” in the system. As with Ftaikhao, we’re looking for a world with the allegiance code AsMw, although it might be a secondary world. Hwiysa (DARK 0619 E546387-7), with a thin, tainted oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere isn’t quite bleak, at least by Traveller standards, but it’s close enough. I recommend renaming Hwiysa “Hakekhea.”

Ktiyrhaniy. As described in “Interdiction Zone,” this is another Kyaeakha subsector world outright owned by the Hweaolriya clan. Aulyetyu (DARK 0214 E648446-6) is the only unallocated world with the AsMw allegiance code, so I propose renaming Aulyetyu “Ktiyrhaniy.”

Kualakhtaea. As described in “Interdiction Zone,” this interdicted world has a UWP of X987673-1. There’s really nothing even close to a match in the subsector data, so we’re probably talking a secondary world controlled by the Aeahekihiykhiy. The mainworld could have any allegiance code, but either an on-world clan (AsWc) or a vassal clan (AsVc) with a small presence make the most sense. (A Tlaukhu or large multiworld clan in the system might horn in on Kualakhtaea, source of great wealth to the Aeahekihiykhiy.) The description of the world suggests a star favorable to support life, so the primary probably wouldn’t be a red giant, any supergiant, or have a white dwarf companion. Ayeiyfua (DARK 0311 E100643-8) is a nice, sleepy system controlled by an on-world clan and anchored by a G0 V M6 V. If Ayeiyfua is a gas giant moon in the outer system, Kualakhtaea could be a secondary world orbiting the G0 V star in the habitable zone.

Htealyahwa. As described in “Interdiction Zone,” this is a rich Kyaeakha subsector world controlled by the Ftauhakit clan in fief to the Hweaolriya. This suggests the allegiance code AsVc. Eweuas (DARK 0112 A585745-C) is a decent fit, so I recommend renaming Eweuas “Htealyahwa.” Note that two worlds with government type 6 are controlled by Eweuas: Tyakhyo (DARK 0115 D100369-A) and Etlaorla (DARK 0315 CDC5166-A). I recommend changing the Government code of Tyakhyo to 8 and of Etlaorla to 4 and removing ownership details from both.

Huuira'alr. As described in “Interdiction Zone,” this is a Kyaeakha subsector world partially owned by the Hweaolriya clan. This is, by definition, a split control world with the allegiance code AsSc. Only three split-control worlds are listed in the current subsector data: Hteoe (DARK 0117), Eatyurei (DARK 0120), and Au'aiyyee (DARK 0220). Both Hteoe and Au'aiyyee are off-limits, and I’m reserving Eatyurei for other purposes. So we would need to tweak something to make this fit. I recommend changing Ealalrye (DARK 0317 B410434-C), allegiance AsVc to Huuira'alr (DARK 0317 B410474-C), allegiance AsSc.

Kahkeheas. “Interdiction Zone” describes a Kyaeakha subsector world that is partially or wholly owned by the Tralyeaeawi clan. This would suggest any of the allegiances AsT3, AsTv, or AsSc. As there are no Tralyeaeawi bloc or available split-clan worlds, we need to find a suitable Tlaukhu vassal world. Sowei (DARK 0520 777547-B) seems like a decent fit, so I recommend renaming Sowei “Kahkeheas.”

Stataorlai. This planetoid belt is described in “Raid on Stataorlai” as having the UWP of C0007J8-8 and “located in 0605 of the Kyaenkha subsector of the Dark Nebula sector, controlled by the Eakhtawa clan.” This location corresponds to Leftearl (Dark Nebula 0615 B200587-D). There are no asteroid belt mainworlds in the subsector, much less one with a class C starport, so Stataorlai must obviously be a secondary world. As described, the Stataorlai system has three gas giants and a military base. Leftearl is controlled by a multiworld clan, had 2 gas giants, and no bases. There’s no indication in the adventure as to how many worlds are controlled by Eakhtawa, so the existing Leftearl allegiance could work if we assume this clan controls other worlds. We could increase the number of gas giants easily enough. There is no clan base shown in AotI, but let’s add one. Putting this all together, I suggest increasing the number of Leftearl gas giants to 3, assume the mainworld is a moon of the innermost gas giant and that the Stataorlai belt is a secondary world on the edge of the outer system. As the mainworld has a Population code of 5, less than Stataorlai’s Population of 7, let’s swap those around so that Leftearl has a revised UWP of B200787-D and the Stataorlai belt a UWP of G000568-8. This has several cascading effects: Leftearl’s remarks change to Na Pi Va Sa, Importance increases to 2, the economic extension changes to B65+1, and the cultural extension to 595D.

Syeaa'isiy. “Interdiction Zone” describes a Kyaeakha subsector world that is partially owned by the Hweaolriya clan. As we have no available split control (AsSc) allegiance worlds, I recommend tweaking Htiyhoai (DARK 0612 B636797-B), allegiance AsTv to Syeaa'isiy (DARK 0612 B636777-B), allegiance AsSc. 

Waeoisya/Waeorsya. As described in “Raid on Stataorlai,” “Waeoisya” is a split control world located in Kyaeankha subsector and partially owned by the Hweaolriya clan. As described in “Interdiction Zone,” “Waeorsya” is a split control world located in Kyaeakha subsector and partially owned by Hweaolriya clan. So it’s pretty clear these worlds are one and the same. Only three split-control worlds are listed in the current subsector data and with Hteoe (DARK 0117), and Au'aiyyee (DARK 0220) off-limits, Eatyurei (DARK 0120) is the only candidate. In “Raid on Stataorlai,” Waeoisya is described as being a potential site of conflict between the Hweaolriya and Aeahekihiykhiy clans. Eatyurei is a low-population, split-control world controlled by owners out of Au'aiyyee, and in AotI was listed as having starport X. Sounds like a contested world to me. Given all this, I propose renaming Eatyurei “Waeorsya” and changing the Government code to 7, removing the ownership details.

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Traveller RPG Starship Miniatures

As I’ve mentioned before, although I enjoy painting miniatures and using them at the game table, I’m a dreadfully slow painter and really have only a few brief windows each year to devote to these projects.

As such, I already have a pretty large backlog of models on my workbench. Combined with the fact that I own a decent selection of painted fantasy figures, I’ve resisted the temptation to acquire any more.

I’m afraid that resistance was shattered this week with the launch of this Kickstarter:

I don’t currently have any starship miniatures and these are based on the work of the great Ian Stead, whose Patreon I already support.

But what really sold me? They’re adding an armed packet to the ship list:

At that point my Wisdom save was as good as failed. I’ve been curious about 3-D printing for a while and the costs to entry have steadily fallen over the last few years. So I guess it’s time to take the plunge…

Revised Dark Nebula Planetary Data

An artist’s rendition of the garden world of Satwor (DARK 2610 A867632-A) in the Akuusir Cluster. Source: Solomani Ministry of Information holopamphlet, “The Border Worlds of the Confederation” (5661).

In addition to tweaking stellar data, I also wanted to add Traveller⁵ trade classifications for climate and satellites, and potentially seed a few larger world sizes into my house sector data for Dark Nebula. I also found a few irregularities in the data currently available on Traveller Map, most likely the result of earlier passes from the T5 Second Survey (T5SS). Finally, I had a couple of random changes I wanted to add.

Mainworld Placement

By determining the mainworld’s orbit, we also establish the mainworld’s climate and whether the mainworld is tide-locked to the primary or not. Traveller⁵ assumes that mainworlds are generally found in or around the habitable zone orbit (HZ) of their primary. The specific orbit is determined randomly with a Flux roll. Accordingly, most worlds will orbit in the HZ and have a moderate climate range. A low Flux puts a mainworld in orbit HZ-1, with a Hot (Ho) or Tropic (Tr) trade classification; a high Flux puts a mainworld in orbit HZ+1, with a Cold (Co) or Tundra (Tu) classification.

The most common modifier is for class M main sequence stars: M0 V, M1 V, M2 V, or M3 V. The HZ for such stars is orbit 0 (about 0.2 AU), so worlds orbiting these stars cannot occupy one orbit in: the modifier pushes their orbits to the HZ (orbit 0), HZ+1 (orbit 1), or HZ+2 (orbit 2). A world orbiting in HZ+2 might qualify for the Frozen (Fr) code, often associated with worlds in the outer system.

After generating orbital placements for Dark Nebula, I then made a series of passes to massage the resulting data. I swapped the climate codes of several worlds with breathable atmospheres (4–9, E) with worlds with unbreathable atmospheres (0–3, A–C) to move more of the former into an HZ orbit and more of the latter out of an HZ orbit.

Planet or Satellite

Traveller⁵ determines whether a mainworld is a planet or the satellite of a gas giant or large terrestrial planet with another Flux roll. An important rule of thumb that I followed was to prevent worlds that orbit too close to the primary (orbits 0 or 1) from being satellites: this removed several satellites from the dataset, since M and K class main sequence stars are so common. I also moved several satellite codes from larger worlds (7+) to smaller worlds (4-).

Tide-Locking and Resonant Orbits

One inevitable consequence of applying Traveller⁵ world generation rules to sector data is that, because class K and M main sequence stars are so common, you end up with a LOT of mainworlds in orbits 0 or 1. By default, worlds in these orbits are considered tide-locked with the trade classification Twilight Zone (Tz).

As I noted in my post on Dark Nebula stellar data, there is an interesting debate going on right now about the habitability of such worlds, with strong arguments being made for and against. Worlds with either no, trace, or exotic atmospheres make sense as tide-locked worlds. Similarly, worlds with either a great deal of water (8+) or very little water (3-) also made sense as tide-locked.

Although Traveller⁵ does not provide for this possibility, worlds in close orbit to the primary may fall into a resonant orbit with the primary, like Mercury in the Sol system. I took a hard look at Twilight Zone worlds with breathable atmospheres and moderate hydrographic percentages. And for a select number of these worlds, I overrode the Twilight Zone code and assumed they have resonant orbits:

• Aleikhes (DARK 0710 A755657-D)
• Arahao (DARK 1008 C544733-5)
• Meskok (DARK 2308 C654768-5)
• Niysk (DARK 2405 E867424-2)
• Springflow (DARK 2510 B777465-8)
• Satwor (DARK 2610 A867632-A)
• Temgassung (DARK 3205 C777422-5)
• Eweuas (DARK 0112 A585745-C)
• Merpikhnomi (DARK 1116 E544653-5)
• Turnovo (DARK 3020 D766762-4)
• Aiaiso (DARK 0727 C678747-8)
• Eohe (DARK 0536 B776686-A)
• Hroilr (DARK 1536 A556788-C)
• Eiar (DARK 2539 C884788-8)
• Miken (DARK 3033 B678564-9)

Large Terrestrial Planets

Traveller⁵ allows for mainworlds of larger than size A, though these are fairly rare. Recent discoveries in exoplanetology seem to support this idea, so I increased the size of the following size A Dark Nebula mainworlds accordingly:

World Size Changes

Hex	Name	UWP	Remarks
0909	Syasaral	DCA5499-8	Fl Ni Px
2605	Dengmi	CB88486-4	Ni Pa
0315	Etlaorla	CDC5166-A	Fl Lo Sa
2838	Olruiwos	BBA5786-A	Fl Tz

Forbidden Worlds

As discussed previously, many Dark Nebula worlds with starport X in Atlas of the Imperium had their starport codes changed to E or higher with Red travel zones during one round of T5SS review. For many of these worlds, the starport codes were reverted back to X during a subsequent round of review. But several starports lost both the X designation and the Red Zone, and I believe this was an error.

Simply adding back class X starports to these worlds presents a challenge. A class X starport imposes a hefty (-4) penalty on Tech Level. This can result in a maximum TL that is below the minimum necessary, which is determined by Atmosphere. Take, for example, Rormepeni (DARK 0915 E8B4443-8). An Atmo code of B indicates corrosive: “A concentrated gas mix or unusual temperature creates a corrosive environment, which requires the use of a protective suit or vacc suit” (MT Referee’s Manual 20–21). Such a hostile environment requires a minimum TL of 8. But if we gave Rormepeni a class X starport, the maximum TL we could generate would be 6 (1D) -4 (starport) +1 (Atmo) +1 (Pop) = 4, not enough to make it with a corrosive atmosphere.

For such worlds, we can leave the Class E starport but add a Red Zone travel code and the Forbidden (Fo) trade classification: Eahaeah (DARK 0206 E523498-7), Ahuawiyoi (DARK 0607 E8C4544-9), Ealyurei (DARK 0120 E100266-7), Rormepeni (DARK 0915 E8B4443-8), Ktealau (DARK 0130 E998123-7), Hlehekah (DARK 1127 E100545-A), Eakhyehiyye (DARK 0740 E544643-6), and Aiheisaus (DARK 1637 E100443-7). Only the world of Yetiuaya (DARK 2340 E768448-7) can also have its starport X reinstated.

Most of these red-zoned worlds are likely self-interdicted.

Hydro Codes

Several worlds in Dark Nebula have Hydrographics codes out of range from the Atmosphere codes: Ul (DARK 0603 A682698-A), Pannusgario (DARK 1003 A5829DB-A), Eariure (DARK 1901 C73A332-A), Lachbes (DARK 2501 D73A146-6), Asati (DARK 1912 D729400-9), Nabokov (DARK 3118 DAF5532-3), Shrlmia (DARK 3119 B7C2644-9), Ftihahe' (DARK 1023 D5A0798-8), Ekhiy (DARK 2023 B629386-B), O'awiy (DARK 2525 E84A897-8), Hkitei (DARK 0634 B73A367-E), Ahiyh (DARK 0838 E62A7A9-9), Hiwoieikh (DARK 1832 D893435-6), and Hynrl-Lavo (DARK 3036 A539543-E).

The T5SS was generally pretty rigorous in enforcing these limits and it looks like most of these are simple omissions. Most can be fixed by adjusting the Hydro code and occassionaly adding or removing a trade classification. Hkitei and Ahiyh, however, could not be adjusted without also changing the TL, which then cascades through the Importance, Economic, and Cultural extensions. For both worlds we can adjust the Atmo to 5.

Other Changes

The world 541-668 (DARK 2601 X541668-5) was explicitly described in Solomani and Aslan as being known only by its hex location (“2601”) but was issued a Scout Service type name. I had brought this up to Don McKinney during one pass of the T5SS but was overruled. Given that the original “name” has canonical backing I reverted the name for my own take.

Finally, Earle (Dark Nebula 0307) is described in Solomani and Aslan as an “Aslan world with high percentage of human population” (p 69). This would also correspond with the history of the world as noted on page 99. Based on this, I would recommend adding the remark “Huma4,” which would represent some 12 billion humans.

Change Log

Here are the resulting changes from adding Traveller⁵ classifications to the legacy Dark Nebula data:

• Uiwe (0106) - add remark Tz.
• Oukheayekh (0107) - add remark Co.
• Oifairouw (0109) - add remark Tu.
• Yeasea (0201) - add remark Tz.
• Eahaeah (0206) - add remarks Tz Fo; Add R code to Travel Zone field to reflect Atlas of the Imperium.
• Aohoikiy (0207) - add remark Lk.
• Earle (0307) - add remarks Ho, Huma4 to reflect Solomani & Aslan.
• Eakhtya'i (0402) - add remarks Sa Fr.
• Sowhkeiy (0407) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Haiaokoa (0408) - add remark Tz.
• Ularin (0501) - add remark Co.
• Limenas (0502) - add remark Fr.
• Usun (0503) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Oekhaihikh (0507) - add remark Tz.
• Amar (0601) - add remark Tz.
• Ul (0603) - change UWP to A683698-A to put Hydro code within range.
• Ahuawiyoi (0607) - add remarks Tz Fo; add R code to Travel Zone field to reflect Atlas of the Imperium.
• Tahetlo (0609) - add remark Ho.
• Oiwohas (0707) - add remarks Lk Co.
• Nalale (0801) - add remark Tz.
• Elulor (0805) - add remark Tz.
• Fteite (0807) - add remark Sa.
• Hye (0809) - add remark Tz.
• Chesall (0903) - add remark Sa.
• Aoaki (0907) - add remark Lk.
• Syasaral (0909) - change UWP to DCA5499-8; add remarks Tz Ho.
• Pannusgario (1003) - change UWP to A5839DB-A to place Hydro code within range.
• Walryaei (1004) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Yoaieal (1104) - add remark Tz.
• Hrowele (1107) - add remarks Tz Tr.
• Osuilyuh (1110) - add remark Tz.
• Trienamm (1203) - add remark Tz.
• Uaweisa (1205) - add remark Co.
• Hfieao (1207) - add remark Co.
• Ftahalr (1208) - add remark Tz.
• Canshar (1304) - add remark Tz.
• Teioyukh (1310) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Reawaiy (1402) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Oheou (1501) - add remark Tz.
• Nihoipo (1504) - add remark Tz.
• Hyeirih (1506) - add remark Sa.
• Irekhal (1508) - add remark Ho.
• Iweheh (1603) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Jardeng (1604) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Eiyriou (1608) - add remark Tz.
• Brensat (1609) - add remark Tz.
• Aowoiktes (1705) - add remark Tz.
• Yeyofui' (1708) - add remark Tz.
• Doning (1804) - add remark Tz.
• Bathanfel (1805) - add remark Ho.
• Earlure (1901) - change UWP to C738332-A to put Hydro code within range; remove Wa remark; add remarks Tz Ho.
• Murphy (1902) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Aeia (1907) - add remark Lk.
• Bontennes (2001) - add remark Tz.
• Rodsban (2002) - add remark Tz.
• Sordno (2010) - add remark Tz.
• Febung (2108) - add remark Tz.
• Tauoilais (2109) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Kemsung (2202) - add remark Tz.
• Dloh (2208) - add remarks Sa Ho.
• Datja (2302) - add remark Tu.
• Wisu (2402) - add remark Tz.
• Wanlir (2403) - add remark Tz.
• Mamalt (2404) - add remark Tz Co.
• Mosarelel (2407) - add remark Tz Co.
• Carn Gafall (2408) - add remark Tz.
• Lachbes (2501) - change UWP to D738146-6 to put Hydro code within range; remove Wa remark; add remark Tz.
• Karziv (2603) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Dengmi (2605) - change UWP to CB88486-4.
• Fonfado (2606) - add remark Fr.
• Morlisbon (2609) - add remark Tz.
• Rana (2710) - add remark Ho.
• Romart (2810) - add remark Tz.
• Mosgat (2901) - add remark Tz.
• Renfrew (2904) - add remark Tz.
• Angle (3005) - add remark Tz.
• Patawidmam (3009) - add remark Ho.
• Wormen (3106) - add remark Lk.
• Linate (3204) - add remarks Lk Ho.
• Ouleawos (0114) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Tyakhyo (0115) - add remark Tz.
• Ealyurei (0120) - add remarks Lk Fo; add R code to Travel Zone field to reflect Atlas of the Imperium.
• Aulyetyu (0214) - add remark Tz.
• Au'aiyyee (0220) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Ayeiyfua (0311) - add remarks Lk Ho.
• Kikeasa (0314) - add remark Tz.
• Etlaorla (0315) - change UWP to CDC5166-A.
• Oyuyes (0316) - add remark Tz.
• Ealalrye (0317) - add remark Tz.
• Htaheatelr (0411) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Ftyuealoi (0416) - add remark Co.
• Hkyewao (0519) - add remark Lk.
• Htiyhoai (0612) - add remark Tz.
• Hirliyse (0613) - add remark Lk.
• Ktarua (0614) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Leftearl (0615) - add remark Sa.
• Uioirli (0811) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Nishror (0812) - add remarks Tz Tu.
• Chorikhnare (0815) - add remark Tz.
• Htaweal (0817) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Siniob (0819) - add remark Tz.
• Kipelaresh (0914) - add remark Tz.
• Rormepeni (0915) - add remarks Tz Fo; add R code to Travel Zone field to reflect Atlas of the Imperium.
• I'etle (0916) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Ewuia (0918) - add remark Ho.
• Hopeshre (1014) - add remark Tz.
• Ihkasya (1020) - add remark Fr.
• Alaooh (1111) - add remark Tz.
• Osa (1112) - add remark Tz.
• Eaisakh (1120) - add remark Ho.
• Thometha (1213) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Meshmo (1215) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Iopfen (1217) - add remark Tz.
• Oyarn (1420) - add remark Ho.
• Ekhtekih (1518) - add remark Tz.
• Eauie (1519) - add remark Tz.
• Aseahya (1611) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Sherarehi (1615) - add remarks Sa Ho.
• Hlao (1719) - add remark Tz.
• Ye (1813) - add remark Tz.
• Asati (1912) - change UWP to D727400-9 to put Hydro code within range; add remarks Tz Ho.
• Kakhisil (1915) - add remark Fr.
• Horrace (1916) - add remark Tz.
• Khoakta (1918) - add remarks Lk Co.
• Taeahehe (2011) - add remark Tz.
• Morain (2012) - add remark Fr.
• Hleahao (2018) - add remarks Lk Co.
• Oiaous (2020) - add remark Tz.
• Ikhaeal (2111) - add remark Tz.
• Sharp (2117) - add remark Tz.
• Pritchard (2214) - add remark Tz.
• Yakolev (2215) - add remark Co.
• Crain (2216) - add remark Tz.
• Ehoioi (2218) - add remark Tz.
• Strin (2316) - add remark Lk.
• Nigdye (2413) - add remark Tz.
• Ilriyhya (2415) - add remark Ho.
• Stop Gap (2416) - add remark Sa.
• Lima (2511) - add remarks Fr Sa.
• Tortsad (2516) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Wolsone (2613) - add remark Tz.
• Hichape (2713) - add remark Tz.
• Ninnihrang (2812) - add remark Tz.
• Merejace (2815) - add remark Tz.
• Waq (2819) - add remark Co.
• Shobind (2911) - add remark Tz.
• Yakoru (3114) - add remark Tz.
• Morsang (3116) - add remark Tz.
• Nabokov (3118) - change UWP to DAF6532-3 to put Hydro code within range.
• Shrimia (3119) - change UWP to B7C3644-9 to put Hydro code within range; remove He remark; add remark Tz.
• Pangringgan (3120) - add remarks Co Tz.
• Aiolio (3214) - add remark Tz.
• Wangmetjem (3217) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Iruma (3219) - add remark Tz.
• Kteatau (0130) - add remark Fo; add R code to Travel Zone field to reflect Atlas of the Imperium.
• Yehta (0226) - add remark Lk.
• Seilrye (0227) - add remark Tz.
• Iyyoiy (0321) - add remark Fr.
• Ktaol (0327) - add remark Tz.
• Ruiloih (0328) - add remark Sa Co.
• Wuhtiaweh (0329) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Ye'aeaoafokh (0330) - add remark Lk.
• Atayekhe (0421) - add remark Tz.
• Yokiyheir (0423) - add remark Tz.
• Teaiyre (0427) - add remark Tz.
• Eftaeikui (0428) - add remark Lk.
• Hoireh (0523) - add remark Sa.
• Heiaieai' (0524) - add remarks Sa Ho.
• Ao'iyaulra (0627) - add remark Tz.
• Khteau (0628) - add remark Co.
• Ihkeh (0629) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Stofakhail (0630) - add remark Lk.
• Stui (0721) - add remark Tz.
• Yasai (0722) - add remark Tz.
• Erloufteaw (0725) - add remark Ho.
• Ziha (0824) - add remark Tz
• Auyal (0825) - add remark Tz.
• Khtyu (0827) - add remarks Lk Co.
• Foiheliy (0922) - add remark Tz.
• Ftihahe' (1023) - change UWP to D5A1798-8 to put Hydro code within range; add remarks Fl Lk Co.
• Leihkyeau (1025) - add remarks Lk Co.
• Ilkhah (1027) - add remark Tz.
• Oarua (1121) - add remark Tz.
• Ahehuikh (1124) - add remark Tz.
• Htehekah (1127) - add remarks Sa Co Fo; add R code to Travel Zone field to reflect Atlas of the Imperium.
• Hlitilar (1224) - add remark Lk.
• Naco (1321) - add remark Tz.
• Iyokh (1430) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Foiseihyaluh (1522) - add remark Tz.
• Mihraga (1621) - add remark Ho.
• Hyesiyr (1622) - add remark Lk.
• Heahelie (1629) - add remark Tz.
• Easouyao (1721) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Syailei (1724) - add remark Tz.
• Tenarna (1825) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Yelrailr (1829) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Iyaiah (1925) - add remark Lk.
• Tiylewoiw (1930) - add remark Tz.
• Ewirarl (2021) - add remark Sa.
• Ekhiy (2023) - achange UWP to B627386-B to put Hydro code within range; add remark Tz.
• Fyawahri (2026) - add remarks Lk Co.
• Kihahouwu (2028) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Sewalair (2121) - add remark Lk.
• Iyhahorl (2125) - add remark Tz.
• Aohitao (2126) - add remark Tz.
• Khtyasitrao (2322) - add remark Tz.
• Styaroir (2325) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Oskvo (2422) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Iweakhte (2426) - add remark Tz.
• Eiouktoh (2427) - add remark Tz.
• Oiirl (2430) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Besmam (2523) - add remark Tz.
• Sovkhersk (2524) - add remark Ho.
• O'awiy (2525) - change UWP to E849857-8 to put Hydro code within range and maintain TL; remove Wa remark.
• Earltras (2527) - add remark Fr.
• Dranweis (2624) - add remark Sa.
• Gallbre (2629) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Aokhtiyfti (2728) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Kanna (2824) - add remark Ho.
• Petal (3024) - add remark Tz.
• Bridgehead (3121) - add remark Tz.
• Shin (3123) - add remark Tz.
• Terenn (3128) - add remark Tz.
• Garnenshold (3129) - add remark Tz.
• Abmi (3223) - add remark Tz.
• Cupuepue (3226) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Iykye (0136) - add remark Co.
• Hkiho (0140) - add remark Lk.
• Khiyu (0239) - add remark Lk.
• Aotui'asiyr (0334) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Wiykhearl (0335) - add remarks Sa Ho.
• Eaoer (0336) - add remark Tz.
• Iytaow (0432) - add remark Tz.
• Eoyaea (0435) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Traihoa (0437) - add remark Tz.
• Ihkealresiy (0440) - add remarks Sa Ho.
• Hkitei (0634) - change atmo to 5; add remark Tz.
• Waohar (0738) - add remark Tz.
• Eakhyehiyye (0740) - add remark Fo; add R code to Travel Zone field to reflect Atlas of the Imperium.
• Feakh (0835) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Ahiyh (0838) - change atmo to 5; remove remark Pi; add remarks Wa Ho.
• Ewei (0839) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Soukhi' (0934) - add remark Sa.
• Uryarlil (0937) - add remarks Lk Ho.
• Seiyasar (0939) - add remark Tz.
• Kheiei (1034) - add remark Sa.
• Taleiw (1037) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Isikhas (1232) - add remark Sa.
• Eiefei'os (1235) - add remarks Sa Co.
• Eikhilua (1236) - add remark Tz.
• Teayokhtae (1238) - add remark Tz.
• Htakaoea (1331) - add remark Tz.
• Heaeakh (1335) - add remark Tz.
• Suikhiyeisela (1337) - add remark Sa.
• Yoreah (1431) - add remark Sa.
• Oihaiyo (1434) - add remark Tz.
• Ikhoalreih (1439) - add remark Lk.
• Aiheisaus (1637) - add remarks Co Fo; add R code to Travel Zone field to reflect Atlas of the Imperium.
• Eihkeha (1638) - add remark Tz.
• Tlaea'yeryel (1640) - add remark Tz.
• Ihtye (1731) - add remark Fr.
• Asefihea (1740) - add remark Tz.
• Hiwoieikh (1832) - change UWP to D894435-6 to put Hydro code within range; add remarks Pa Tz.
• Atoiloilol (1939) - add remark Tz.
• Oakheiye (2031) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Eahkihkao (2033) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Htao'ewyalr (2038) - add remark Tz.
• Eiaohe (2039) - add remark Sa.
• Ehairiwa (2131) - add remark Tz.
• Hkyosali (2132) - add remark Ho.
• Ewausiaktiy (2136) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Hkayuea (2140) - add remark Tz.
• Erelefo (2335) - add remark Tr.
• Yetiuaya (2340) - Change UWP to X768448-3 to match Atlas of the Imperium; add remarks Fo Tz; change Cultural Extension to [4153]; add R code to Travel Zone field.
• Uiwealirlao (2435) - add remarks Tz Ho.
• Oeafowyahlulr (2537) - add remark Tz.
• Khaolao (2635) - add remark Tz.
• Hyefteite (2639) - add remark Tz.
• Jingleswelt (2732) - add remark Tz.
• Ohkiylyo (2734) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Theleme (2836) - add remarks Lk Ho.
• Brimate (2837) - add remark Lk.
• Olruiwos (2838) - change UWP to BBA5786-A; add remark Tz.
• Teaoiyekh (2839) - add remark Tz.
• Ilalt (2937) - add remark Tz.
• Gimemuh (2938) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Caparro (3032) - add remarks Tz Co.
• Hynri-lavo (3036) - change UWP to A538543-E to put Hydro code within range; add remark Tz.
• Treege (3132) - add remark Tz.
• Junganyika (3236) - add remark Lk.
• Newquay (3240) - add remark Tz.

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