Anargo Standard Representation

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(That was my forehead hitting the keyboard)



Well, I've presented all my arguments. If you're still intent on calling them Arbites, I guess there's nothing for me to do about it except to dislike it...

Anargo Secundus

Far companion to Anargo Primus, 3,000 AU distant from Anargo Primus. M4V.

Anargo Secundus I

0 – Gas Giant (Large)
[ist][/li][li]1: YR00000-0 L0 R2
[/li][li]2: YR00000-0 L0 R0
[/li][li]5: X201000-0 L0 R2
[/li][li]7: X100000-0 L0 R4
[/li][li]9: X202000-0 L0 R2
[/li][li]10: X200000-0 L0 R4
[/li][li]11: X200000-0 L0 R1
[/li][li]30: X500000-0 L0 R4
[/li][li]40: X5153A0-E L2 R5 (Surice) [/list]
Planet: Anargo Secundus I (Balor)
World Class: Gas Giant
Population: 1,024
Aestimare:

Other than as a source of light elements, particularly isotopes of hydrogen, as well as other small-chain hydrocarbons, and as a refuelling point for ships, Balor has little economic impact on the Anargo Secundus system. Despite this, the adeptus mechanicus maintains a small research post on the outer satellite of Balor, the world of Surice, where explorations revealed a number of lifeforms that are of interest to the college biologis and genetos. The specific interest is, at present, unknown.

Anargo Secundus II

1 – X605500-0 L0 R8

Planet: Anargo Secundus II (Promise)
World Class: Barren
Population: None
Aestimare:

The world of Promise is just that: a world of promise. While it is, in essence, a frozen ball of rock and ice with no atmosphere, it is rich in mineral resources. As of yet, however, the adeptus mechanicus or any of a number of other mining concerns have not begun to exploit this mineral resource despite frequent attempts to lobby the Advisory Council for permits.

Anargo Secundus III

2 – X200000-0 L0 R1

Planet: Anargo Secundus III (Ossa)
World Class: Barren
Population: None
Aestimare:

The small world of Ossa is little other than an airless, barren satellite with no economic or strategic value to either the Imperium or the adeptus mechanicus.

Anargo Secundus IV

50m-1km (20N/60M/20C), 0.05 AU

Planet: Anargo Secundus IV
World Class: Asteroid Belt
Population: ~1,100
Aestimare:

The asteroid belt which is known only by it’s generic title of ‘Anargo Secundus IV’ is, for the most part, considered of little value to the Imperium. Not only is the average body size small thereby limiting the economic merits of exploitation, but the density of high-nickel or carbonaceous asteroids also limits their potential usefulness. With that said, a number of mining concerns exploit those asteroids that are of substantial (~1km) size, focussing upon both metal and light element export to the orbital yards of Lugh.

Anargo Secundus V

300m-1km (50N/40M/10C)

Planet: Anargo Secundus V (Avar)
World Class: Asteroid Belt
Population: ~25,000
Aestimare:

Unlike Anargo Secundus IV, the asteroid belt known as Avar provides significant metals and rare earths utilised in the manufactories of Lugh. A number of powerful mining concerns have a presence with Avar, including those from outside of the Anargo Primus and Secundus systems. All of these guild interests do, however, suffer under the franchise of the adeptus mechanicus who maintain strict conformance to the dictates of the Machine Cult.

Anargo Secundus VI

5 – A8846DA-E L4 R9 (Lugh)

• 7: BS004DA-E (Argentus Dexter)
  
• 45: AS004DA-E (Argentus Sinister)

Planet: Anargo Secundus VI
World Class: Civilised (Industrial)
Population: 524,288 (Lugh), 425,984 (Orbital Docks), 32,768 (Argentus Sinister), 32,768 (Argentus Dexter)
Aestimare:

Lugh contains the main starship construction facilities in the Anargo sector and while it is primarily inhabited by TechPriests of the adeptus mechanicus and their servitors (forming the population listed in the census; all other individuals are considered to be transients) it is not categorised as a Forgeworld but rather as a civilised (industrial world). The physical conditions of the world itself are harsh, with temperatures reaching close to absolute zero all but freezing the atmosphere as a blanket of molecules in a frozen shroud tens of metres deep. From space the world shines, in part giving the planet it’s name through association with a mythological character from pre-Golden Age literature.

The population of Lugh and the satellites of Argentus Sinister and Argentus Dexter maintain a strict population of TechPriests, never rising above or below the cited figures. There are, however, millions and perhaps tens of millions of servitors and near-servitors (often neophyte TechPriests themselves) that toil upon the world and, while they have obvious economic value, they are not considered to be ‘true humans’ in the eyes of the Machine Cult and, therefore, the census. By far the greater portion of TechPriest and Servitors exist on Lugh itself, toiling in the manufactories which act to integrate the numerous components which are produced locally or imported from the civilised or hiveworlds of the Anargo sector or beyond.

Surrounding Lugh in both polar and equatorial orbits are the many orbital docks responsible for the integration of large structural components of the ships and, as such, it maintains the second largest population of TechPriests with a lower ratio of TechPriest to servitor (the average size and complexity of servitors does increase relative to those found on the surface of Lugh). At present, two capital ships remain under construction as well as the ships commissioned by other interest groups.

The populations of Angentus Dexter and Sinister provide the smallest populations, although tend to concentrate the highest ranking members of the adeptus mechanicus present on or around Lugh. The surfaces of these small bodies are barely visible through the massive structures which are built in, on and through the satellites. Argentus Dexter is primarily engaged in the manufacture of delicate electronic components while Argentus Sinister is involved in the final integration and activation of warp-drive components.

Okay 2 weeks after kage first posted the info on Anargo IV and I said I would try an make a map I finally decided to! So today after discovering that I could finally get back onto the forums after a mysterious problem concerning the disappearance of the website I managed to task.

Check out the "Maps of Anargo" thread for the maps, any comments on either will be wisely recieved. I hope to keep the tectonic map as it is since this is really the beginning of making a decent map. The Chart is much more open to change, but bears the basic form that Kage wanted for the planet with south polar continents for the city and industry sprall and a large expansive sea in which is found the Imperial City.