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| − | The primary system of the [[Greeop Sector]], the Greeop system contains the inhabited worlds of [[Tarsonis]], the sector capital, and [[Blethmore]], the location of [[Rebel Squadrons (ABG)|Rebel Squadrons]] command complex. The world lies near the center of the [[Greeop Nebula]] which makes navigation to the world difficult. This fictional solar system was originally created by [[Super]] in 1996 as part of planned operations between Emperor's Hammer and the Rebel Squadrons called [[Minos]], which was layed out in the [[ | + | The primary system of the [[Greeop Sector]], the Greeop system contains the inhabited worlds of [[Tarsonis]], the sector capital, and [[Blethmore]], the location of [[Rebel Squadrons (ABG)|Rebel Squadrons]] command complex. The world lies near the center of the [[Greeop Nebula]] which makes navigation to the world difficult. This fictional solar system was originally created by [[Super]] in 1996 as part of planned operations between Emperor's Hammer and the Rebel Squadrons called [[Minos Cluster]], which was originally layed out in the [[The Encyclopædia Terrestricana]], ca. 1996. Greeop System stories has since taken on a live of its own, becoming one of the center pieces of RS fiction. |
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Revision as of 07:11, 1 June 2006
The primary system of the Greeop Sector, the Greeop system contains the inhabited worlds of Tarsonis, the sector capital, and Blethmore, the location of Rebel Squadrons command complex. The world lies near the center of the Greeop Nebula which makes navigation to the world difficult. This fictional solar system was originally created by Super in 1996 as part of planned operations between Emperor's Hammer and the Rebel Squadrons called Minos Cluster, which was originally layed out in the The Encyclopædia Terrestricana, ca. 1996. Greeop System stories has since taken on a live of its own, becoming one of the center pieces of RS fiction.
Primary
Secondary
Orbit One
Orbit Two
Orbit Three
Orbit Four
- Salsasia
- Salsasia I
- Salsasia II
- Salsasia III
- Salsasia IVa
- Salsasia IVb
- Salsasia IVc
- Salsasia V
- Salsasia VI
- Salsasia VII
- Salsasia VIII
- plus several hundred minor asteroid and orb class objects
