TNE: Sword Worlds
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Gentlesophonts:
Cynthia Higginbotham [email removed] writes:
> I've been watching this discussion for a while, and it has prompted me
> to post some of my own material on Sacnoth.
Welcome to the Sword Worlds Development League, Cynthia! Thanks a bunch
for some really great stuff on Sacnoth. We've only got 22 more worlds
to go.
> There are some people of mixed
> Vilani-Solomani blood, but the cultural heritage is overwhelmingly
> Solomani Scandinavian-Germanic.
This may be what you've said but I just want to get clear that the *JTAS*
Contact piece says very specifically that this Teutonic heritage is
merely `cultural' and that the Sword Worlds enjoy the full range of
Solomani *ethnic* diversity.
> The current government of Sacnoth is a feudal monarchy (NOT a
> constitutional monarchy!); the current King is Harald VII. He is the
> same monarch who ruled before the war, though certain of his advisors
> were ousted in the political re-alignment that resulted in the
> formation of the Border Worlds.
So your work represents the post-5FW era. Have you brought Sacnoth up
to TNE? Where do you stand on the capital of the Sword Worlds in TNE?
Does Sacnoth have a chance? :-)
> System Fleet - After FFW
>
> about 70% of Sacnoth's fleet was destroyed during the Fifth Frontier
> War. What remains include 32,000 heavy fighters, approx. 600,000
> tons Jump-3 capable (avg 50,000 tons?, approx 12 hulls), 4.8 million
> tons Jump-2 capable, and 7.2 million tons Jump-1 capable (avg 5000
> tons, 2 biggest 30,000 tons, total approx 1440 hulls).
Is this *TCS* information? Didn't you say somewhere else (maybe you didn't,
I can't find it now) that Sacnoth's shipyard could only build 5000-ton ships?
If so, where do the larger ships mentioned above get built?
Some great work. And once again, welcome to the `club'. :-)
Happy Travelling,
David Johnson
Houston, Texas, USA