Dromini VI
Star Type: K8IV
Position in System: 6 (of 11)
Number of Moons: None (Ringed
world)
Days to Jump Point: 3
Surface Water: 64%
Atm. Pressure: Standard (Breathable)
Surface Gravity: 0.74
Equatorial Temp: 45° C
Highest Native Life: Fish
Population: 839,000,000
Capital: Franchelco
Governor: Roland Focht
Planetary Legate: Brian Wolfe
Continets: Apokayik, Epoure,
Kodersia, Vijave
Star Type: K8IV
Position in System: 6 (of 11)
Number of Moons: None (Ringed
world)
Days to Jump Point: 3
Surface Water: 64%
Atm. Pressure: Standard (Breathable)
Surface Gravity: 0.74
Equatorial Temp: 45° C
Highest Native Life: Fish
Population: 839,000,000
Capital: Franchelco
Governor: Roland Focht
Planetary Legate: Brian Wolfe
Continets: Apokayik, Epoure,
Kodersia, Vijave
Despite an impressive ring of ice and dust replacing what might pass for a moon for more ordinary planets,
Dromini IV does not look like much from orbit. Indeed, this world seems to be half shrouded in swirling gray
clouds at any given time, a sign of the turbulent storm systems that constantly play about its surface. With only
modest raw-material and fossil fuel resources to exploit, the local manufacturers and businesses never produced
anything on Dromini that could not be found on dozens of other nearby planets, nor has the world held any great
strategic significance.
Nonetheless, this small industrial planet's location on the Combine/Lyran border made it a favored staging ground
during the centuries of war following the original Star League's demise. Houses Kurita and Steiner clashed over
Dromini in a number of historic campaigns, the most spectacular of which was the Wolf's Dragoons' assault in
3021, which helped break the back of a planned Combine invasion into the Lyran Commonwealth's Skye
Province.
Each round of fighting, and change of allegiance, damaged the local economy and infrastructure, but the victors
often repaired what they could before the planet changed hands again. This constant shifting gave the people of
Dromini IV something of an identity crisis, with portions of German- and Scottish-speaking Lyran nationals
mingling-and often clashing-with Japanese-influenced Combine citizens. Still, even as fighting raged around them,
more of these people managed to coexist peacefully than did not.
This mixture has also provided an excellent venue from which to conduct trade with the neighboring Successor
States. Much of this trade is handled through Franchelco, the planetary capital city on the northern continent of
Vijave, but major shipping ports and commercial centers exist on all three of Dromini IV's other continents,
Kodersia, Epoure, and Apokayik.
[3132] Despite an impressive ring of ice and dust replacing what might pass for a moon for more ordinary
planets, Dromini IV does not look like much from orbit. Indeed, this world seems to be half shrouded in swirling
gray clouds at any given time, a sign of the turbulent storm systems that constantly play about its surface. With
only modest raw-material and fossil fuel resources to exploit, the local manufacturers and businesses never
produced anything on Dromini that could not be found on dozens of other nearby planets, nor has the world held
any great strategic significance. Nonetheless, this small industrial planet's location on the Combine/Lyran border
made it a favored staging ground during the centuries of war following the original Star League's demise.
Houses Kurita and Steiner clashed over Dromini in a number of historic campaigns, the most spectacular of which
was the Wolf's Dragoons' assault in 3021, which helped break the back of a planned Combine invasion into the
Lyran Commonwealth's Skye Province. Each round of fighting, and change of allegiance, damaged the local
economy and infrastructure, but the victors often repaired what they could before the planet changed hands again.
This constant shifting gave the people of Dromini IV something of an identity crisis, with portions of German- and
Scottish-speaking Lyran nationals mingling, and often clashing, with Japanese-influenced Combine citizens. Still,
even as fighting raged around them, more of these people managed to coexist peacefully than did not, and it was
this situation and others like it on border worlds throughout the region that helped to inspire Devlin Stone's
relocation directives.
Today, Dromini is home to people descended originally from Davion, Steiner, Kurita, Marik, and even Clan
heritage, creating a cosmopolitan society that once served as a model to others throughout The Republic. This
mixture has also provided an excellent venue from which to conduct trade with the neighboring Successor States.
Much of this trade is handled through Franchelco, the planetary capital city on the northern continent of Vijave,
but major shipping ports and commercial centers exist on all three of Dromini IV's other continents, Kodersia,
Epoure, and Apokayik.
[3132] Dromini VI was originally part of the Draconis Combine until the creation of The Republic. Dromini VI
became part of Prefecture I under the control of The Republic. After the fall of the HPG Network Fortress
Republic was created and many of the worlds under its control were set free.
[3135] Dromini VI was released from the control of The Republic.
After being released from The Republic, Dromini VI fell under the influence of the Vega territory.
Dromini IV does not look like much from orbit. Indeed, this world seems to be half shrouded in swirling gray
clouds at any given time, a sign of the turbulent storm systems that constantly play about its surface. With only
modest raw-material and fossil fuel resources to exploit, the local manufacturers and businesses never produced
anything on Dromini that could not be found on dozens of other nearby planets, nor has the world held any great
strategic significance.
Nonetheless, this small industrial planet's location on the Combine/Lyran border made it a favored staging ground
during the centuries of war following the original Star League's demise. Houses Kurita and Steiner clashed over
Dromini in a number of historic campaigns, the most spectacular of which was the Wolf's Dragoons' assault in
3021, which helped break the back of a planned Combine invasion into the Lyran Commonwealth's Skye
Province.
Each round of fighting, and change of allegiance, damaged the local economy and infrastructure, but the victors
often repaired what they could before the planet changed hands again. This constant shifting gave the people of
Dromini IV something of an identity crisis, with portions of German- and Scottish-speaking Lyran nationals
mingling-and often clashing-with Japanese-influenced Combine citizens. Still, even as fighting raged around them,
more of these people managed to coexist peacefully than did not.
This mixture has also provided an excellent venue from which to conduct trade with the neighboring Successor
States. Much of this trade is handled through Franchelco, the planetary capital city on the northern continent of
Vijave, but major shipping ports and commercial centers exist on all three of Dromini IV's other continents,
Kodersia, Epoure, and Apokayik.
[3132] Despite an impressive ring of ice and dust replacing what might pass for a moon for more ordinary
planets, Dromini IV does not look like much from orbit. Indeed, this world seems to be half shrouded in swirling
gray clouds at any given time, a sign of the turbulent storm systems that constantly play about its surface. With
only modest raw-material and fossil fuel resources to exploit, the local manufacturers and businesses never
produced anything on Dromini that could not be found on dozens of other nearby planets, nor has the world held
any great strategic significance. Nonetheless, this small industrial planet's location on the Combine/Lyran border
made it a favored staging ground during the centuries of war following the original Star League's demise.
Houses Kurita and Steiner clashed over Dromini in a number of historic campaigns, the most spectacular of which
was the Wolf's Dragoons' assault in 3021, which helped break the back of a planned Combine invasion into the
Lyran Commonwealth's Skye Province. Each round of fighting, and change of allegiance, damaged the local
economy and infrastructure, but the victors often repaired what they could before the planet changed hands again.
This constant shifting gave the people of Dromini IV something of an identity crisis, with portions of German- and
Scottish-speaking Lyran nationals mingling, and often clashing, with Japanese-influenced Combine citizens. Still,
even as fighting raged around them, more of these people managed to coexist peacefully than did not, and it was
this situation and others like it on border worlds throughout the region that helped to inspire Devlin Stone's
relocation directives.
Today, Dromini is home to people descended originally from Davion, Steiner, Kurita, Marik, and even Clan
heritage, creating a cosmopolitan society that once served as a model to others throughout The Republic. This
mixture has also provided an excellent venue from which to conduct trade with the neighboring Successor States.
Much of this trade is handled through Franchelco, the planetary capital city on the northern continent of Vijave,
but major shipping ports and commercial centers exist on all three of Dromini IV's other continents, Kodersia,
Epoure, and Apokayik.
[3132] Dromini VI was originally part of the Draconis Combine until the creation of The Republic. Dromini VI
became part of Prefecture I under the control of The Republic. After the fall of the HPG Network Fortress
Republic was created and many of the worlds under its control were set free.
[3135] Dromini VI was released from the control of The Republic.
After being released from The Republic, Dromini VI fell under the influence of the Vega territory.
*Information supplied is non-cannon **End of information that is non-cannon
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