Edrypesius

Immortal Freedom > Artilum Tem > Star Cluster > Huk’Va > Trannoth

Attribute Details
Habitability Index 1
Orbital Period 15.10.01.70
Gravity Index 0.01x
Resources Xibogen
Mithylium
Nickel
Gold

Edrypesius is incredibly unstable and experiences multiple seismic events daily. Its crust is constantly in motion, resting on a mixture of liquid xibogen and mithylium. Trannoth protects Edrypesius from asteroid collisions, but its surface is still extremely hostile.

Edrypesius is tidally locked to Trannoth.

History

300 BC

While charting the star cluster, a terran named Edrypesius notices an anomaly in orbit around Trannoth—a small moon not yet discovered by other terran astronomers. He names the moon Edrypesius, after himself.

317 to 319

Multiple large raider clans engage in open warfare around the Trannoth and Taeria planetary systems.

378

Megor raiders invade Kiplar, kicking off the First Megor Invasion. Raiding parties attack settlements across the globe seemingly out of nowhere and massacre nearly all colonists. Most of the colonists are terran, though there are a number of aeyen, erelen, and t’av colonists as well. The megor raiders are ruthless, looting and pillaging what they can, and destroying everything else. Zao slaves act as tech experts and magical batteries during raids, further speaking to the frenzy of megor raiders. A megor fleet creates a blockade in orbit around Kiplar, firing upon starships and shuttles trying to enter and leave the planet. Without an organized military, the residents of Kiplar can do little else but pray for a swift end. The only true resistance to megor raiders exists in the form of other raiders and space pirates who call Kiplar home. But even they are crushed under the might and desperation of the megor raiders.

379

Megor raiders conquer the moons in the Trannoth planetary system, most notably Scavor. While the colonists are prepared for the attack, and the Terran Republic attempts to defend its holdings around Trannoth, the megor raiders once again prove to be too overwhelming a force.

380

Megor raiders entrench themselves on Edrypesius, unphased by the world’s hostile environment and finding it has been largely ignored by Coalition of Planets species.

380 to 382

Megor raiders conquer most of the inner planets in the Huk’Va solar system, leaving only Iioze, Vocaloid, and Leonis untouched.

382

Terran Republic forces engage with megor clans entrenched on contested worlds within the Huk’Va solar system. The Coalition of Planets focuses primarily on the defence of Vocaloid and Leonis, considering the safeguard of the crystal-rich worlds to be of the utmost importance.

391 to 406

Megor raiders invade the Xaia solar system during the Second Megor Invasion. Finding themselves no match for a bolstered Terran Republic, the megor raiders are pushed back to the Huk’Va solar system.

406

The Terran Republic finishes reclaiming the Taeria planetary system from megor raiders. The Terran Republic then engages megor raiders on Trannoth’s moons in an attempt to reclaim those worlds.

406 to 409

Megor raiders lose more ground against the Terran Republic, and are pushed back to the Huk’Va solar system’s inner planets, including Ulta, Zior, and Yrilia.

409

The Terran Republic calls an end to the Second Megor Invasion. Even though megor raiders remain an active threat, the Terran Republic claims victor. The megor raiders can only contest the remaining worlds they had conquered in the Huk’Va solar system—namely, Ulta, Yrilia, and some moons around Trannoth. The Terran Republic vows to one day reclaim its others colonies in the Huk’Va solar system from megor raiders.

442

The Nox’zh’r Apocalypse ravages the residents of Edrypesius.

443

The Terran Republic begins an aggressive campaign to reclaim the worlds it had lost to megor raiders in the Huk’Va solar system throughout, and following, the First Megor Invasion and the Second Megor Invasion. Most megor raiding clans had been wiped out by the Nox’zh’r Apocalypse, and so they meet little resistance.

Population

End of the First Era

The following table lists the approximate population of Edrypesius by the end of the First Era (378).

Population 1200 1d100
Terrans 83% 18-100
Aeyen 10% 8-17
K’ohma 4% 4-7
Erelen 2% 2-3
T’av 1% 1
Ador ~0%
Baedd ~0%
Crakhe ~0%
Ewoche ~0%
Kaftar ~0%
Kataal ~0%
Krung ~0%
Zurka ~0%

Modifier

End of the Second Era

The following table lists the approximate population of Edrypesius by the end of the Second Era (424).

Population 16,000 1d100
Megor 81% 20-100
Zao 16% 4-19
Terrans 3% 1-3
Ador ~0%
Aeyen ~0%
Baedd ~0%
Crakhe ~0%
Erelen ~0%
Ewoche ~0%
K’ohma ~0%
Kaftar ~0%
Kataal ~0%
Krung ~0%
T’av ~0%
Tovians ~0%
Zurka ~0%

Modifier

End of the Third Era

The following table lists the approximate population of Edrypesius by the end of the Third Era (442).

Population 19,000 1d100
Megor 79% 22-100
Zao 17% 5-21
Terrans 4% 1-4
Ador ~0%
Aeyen ~0%
Baedd ~0%
Crakhe ~0%
Erelen ~0%
Ewoche ~0%
K’ohma ~0%
Kaftar ~0%
Kataal ~0%
Krung ~0%
T’av ~0%
Tovians ~0%
Zurka ~0%

Modifiers

End of the Fourth Era

The following table lists the approximate population of Edrypesius by the end of the Fourth Era (442).

Population 11,400 1d100
Megor 78% 23-100
Zao 19% 4-22
Terrans 3% 1-3
Ador ~0%
Aeyen ~0%
Baedd ~0%
Crakhe ~0%
Erelen ~0%
Ewoche ~0%
K’ohma ~0%
Kaftar ~0%
Kataal ~0%
Krung ~0%
T’av ~0%
Tovians ~0%
Zurka ~0%

Modifiers

End of the Fifth Era

The following table lists the approximate population of Edrypesius by the end of the Fifth Era (447).

Population 11,800 1d100
Megor 81% 20-100
Zao 19% 1-19
Ador ~0%
Aeyen ~0%
Baedd ~0%
Crakhe ~0%
Erelen ~0%
Ewoche ~0%
K’ohma ~0%
Kaftar ~0%
Kataal ~0%
Krung ~0%
Laviens ~0%
Mapa ~0%
T’av ~0%
Terrans ~0%
Tovians ~0%
Uisi ~0%
Zurka ~0%

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