Alien Government Codes

By John H Bogan ·

TML message #5647From bundle 472

   For the benefit of the "Alien Modules impaired" ;) , I'm reprinting the
government codes for G+

G (Aslan) Small station or facility. Either operated by an offworld clan
     or controlled by a company (the only instance where a world is
     controlled by anything but a clan);population must be 3-

H (Aslan) Split control; different parts of the world are owned by several
     on-world clans. An analogy to human balkanized worlds.

J (Aslan) Single on-world clan control. Other clans may also be present,
     but they will be dominated by the major clan.

K (Aslan) Single multi-world clan control. The world is controlled by a
     single clan whose span extends over several worlds, not neccessarily
     nearby.

L (Aslan) Major clan control. The world is controlled by one of the 29.

M (Aslan) Vassal clan control. The world is controlled (but not owned) by
     a vassal clan in feif of a larger clan.

N (Aslan) Major vassal clan control. The world is controlled (but not
     owned) by a vassal clan in feif to one of the 29.

P (K'Kree) Small station or facility maintained for the good of a family.
     Population must be 1 or 2.

Q (K'Kree) Ruled by a krurruna or a group of krurrunak answerable to an
     off-world steppelord. Population must be 3 to 5.

R (K'Kree) Ruled by a steppelord on-planet. Population must be 6+.

<note: K'Kree governments are assigned automatically by population>
<applicable to K'Kree populations only. Non-K'Kree pops use standard>

S (Hiver) Sept.  Governing committee of seven nest leaders.

T (Hiver) Unsupervised Anarchy. Individual agreements between all citizens.

U (Hiver) Supervised Anarchy. Individual agreements between all nests.

W (Hiver) Committee. Governing committee of nest leaders.

X (Droyne) Droyne Hierarchy. Established communities are ruled by
     hereditary and long-established governments.


<one further note: most aliens also use standard gov codes in some
  fashion. Not all are aplicable in every case, though>

John H Bogan
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