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The homeworld of the [[Ciracaana]]. Located in Sector Lamtha. | The homeworld of the [[Ciracaana]]. Located in Sector Lamtha. | ||
: The Ciracaana had proscribed high technology across most of their homeworld in an effort to preserve their ancient culture; only in the Twins, the two starport cities on either hemisphere, could off-worlders and natives alike partake of the Alliance's vast technological harvest. Carevei lived in Nguva, the northern city, but it was the wilderness that drew her--the broad oceans rimmed with pale lilac sands, the low blue mountains streaked with silver-gray, and above all, the endless plains of sun-bleached grasses, hiding beneath their velvet nap the corrugated, secret heart of a violent earth. <ref>"The Elements of Freedom", ''Claws and Starships'', pg 119</ref> | |||
===Cities=== | |||
*Nguva | |||
===Outposts=== | |||
Mention of these was made in Brass Candy Girl. | |||
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[[Category:Planets]] [[Category:Alliance]] [[Category:Ciracaana]] | [[Category:Planets]] [[Category:Alliance]] [[Category:Ciracaana]] | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 20 May 2020
The homeworld of the Ciracaana. Located in Sector Lamtha.
- The Ciracaana had proscribed high technology across most of their homeworld in an effort to preserve their ancient culture; only in the Twins, the two starport cities on either hemisphere, could off-worlders and natives alike partake of the Alliance's vast technological harvest. Carevei lived in Nguva, the northern city, but it was the wilderness that drew her--the broad oceans rimmed with pale lilac sands, the low blue mountains streaked with silver-gray, and above all, the endless plains of sun-bleached grasses, hiding beneath their velvet nap the corrugated, secret heart of a violent earth. [1]
Cities
- Nguva
Outposts
Mention of these was made in Brass Candy Girl.
- ↑ "The Elements of Freedom", Claws and Starships, pg 119