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The Hammerhead system is one large sea of ordinary asteroids, comets, and planetoids. Lacking a central government, and bordering systems with reasons to trade, it is a common - if | The Hammerhead system is one large sea of ordinary asteroids, comets, and planetoids. Lacking a central government, and bordering systems with reasons to trade, it is a common - if sometimes chaotic - transit point between its neighbors. | ||
Large offshore holdings of tax (or other law) evading companies are present: New Buffalo Krill warehouses, shady technology enterprises, and other even less savory businesses are reputed to have a presence in the various small and mid-sized stations peppering the system's rocks. Piracy is not unheard of, and is often considered just another way of life for many who call Hammerhead home. | Large offshore holdings of tax (or other law) evading companies are present: New Buffalo Krill warehouses, shady technology enterprises, and other even less savory businesses are reputed to have a presence in the various small and mid-sized stations peppering the system's rocks. Piracy is not unheard of, and is often considered just another way of life for many who call Hammerhead home. | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 22 November 2014
Slipstream Links
Green Sun, Galliard, New Buffalo
Stats
- +1 Technology (exploiting the system)
- -1 Environment (survivable world)
- -1 Resources (almost viable)
Background
The Hammerhead system is one large sea of ordinary asteroids, comets, and planetoids. Lacking a central government, and bordering systems with reasons to trade, it is a common - if sometimes chaotic - transit point between its neighbors.
Large offshore holdings of tax (or other law) evading companies are present: New Buffalo Krill warehouses, shady technology enterprises, and other even less savory businesses are reputed to have a presence in the various small and mid-sized stations peppering the system's rocks. Piracy is not unheard of, and is often considered just another way of life for many who call Hammerhead home.
Aspects
- We've got rocks and we know how to use them
- We need more - of everything
- You have what you hold
