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I heard this was a tradition here...
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Mon Oct 15, 2012 3:39 amby nils
(I might rename it to "star" instead of "world, since I think it has a better ring to it.)
Re: I heard this was a tradition here...
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Mon Oct 15, 2012 9:00 amby Evil Scientist
Yupp, you got that right.
(Though it's a rather small object to name after OUR GLORIOUS BENEFACTORRRR!)
Re: I heard this was a tradition here...
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Mon Oct 15, 2012 5:07 pmby Onix
He likes to stay hidden. It's a little known fact that Keeton's Star is the lynchpin of galactic order and commerce. It's just that few people realize it plays a key role in shoring up the Mimisbrunnr system from the ecological loss that would occur if Purgatoire had a slightly easier time getting there. The "Pirates" of Keeton's Star are there to slow the decline.
Of course if Mimirsbrunnr collapsed, I don't even need to tell you what would happen to Kaikias.
Re: I heard this was a tradition here...
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Wed Oct 17, 2012 2:57 amby nils
Nice one Emmett! -- I should probably add - since this is only a crop of the larger map - that every square is 200x200 light-years. State-of-the art hyperdrives need 1-2h per lightyear. Consequently, only systems that are among the most notable will appear at this scale.