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--- traveller:goldenage:systems:trojan:imisaa [2020/12/13 23:10] – sam
+++ traveller:goldenage:systems:trojan:imisaa [2021/02/06 10:20] (current) – sam
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 //A mostly airless, hot, desert world with a single sprawling city that goes down as well as out. Trade is the lifeblood of this world, and it wouldn't exist without it, but there are two sides to trade, and the darker side can be found in the lower levels of the city//.
-**Eu Arean** world \\
+**Eu Arean** world ([[https://wiki.travellerrpg.com/Imisaa_(world)|wiki]]) ([[https://travellermap.com/?p=-88.541!23.371!7&options=9023|map]]) ([[https://blog.notasnark.net/2020/12/imisaa.html|guide]]) \\
 **Diameter:** 8,000km (density 3.5)\\
 **Gravity:** 40% \\
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 ===== Imisaa =====
+**Berthing Costs:** Cr1,000 / week
 The world is ruled by //Governor Lynn Irkirin Mangilumar//, who runs the starport and therefore the world. She is an employee of [[../../organisations/Ardasii Metals]], but answers directly to [[Tobia]]. Ardasii Metals pays a hefty sum each year to Tobia for the privilege of managing Imisaa, but is able to take a cut of whatever profit it makes from its position on the trade route. It's a complicated arrangement, but it works well for both Tobia and Ardasii.
 The atmosphere here is too thin to breathe, and a pressure suit is required when on the surface.
+==== Starport ====
 The central starport is a hive of activity, and though it only rates a 'B' classification, it is much larger than many 'A' class ports - it just lacks some of the ship repair and construction facilities that an 'A' classification requires. The further you go from the central trade hub though, the worse the conditions get. The world's wealth is entirely focused on producing more wealth, and the outer and lower parts of the city don't contribute much to that.
+==== Tech ====
+Along the central //Grand Hall//, it's obvious that this world has access to high tech, but doesn't master it. Shop fronts have physical signs, with basic lighting and music blaring out from bars and restaurants. Due to the lack of vehicles, bikes are common, and there are standard railed trains as mass transit.
+The larger hotels or more exclusive shops have holographic signage, but it's relatively subdued.
+Lots of people work with cash, with cash machines being common at the starport and a number of banks in the main streets.
+Cybernetics is almost never seen in locals.
+==== Crime ====
 In the deeper depths of the city, where the air conditioning and cooling systems barely function, crime is rife and the official law rarely enforced.