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Good afternoon,

I have started working on a spreadsheet to track planet-to-jumpgate travel times for the different star systems. I have gotten most of the info I need from the various fief books solar system maps, but I can't locate the maps for a few planets. Can anyone tell me what books (if any) that the following systems are detailed in? I am looking specifically for the distance in AU between the planets and the jumpgate.

Pentateuch
Grail
Pandemonium
Chernobog
Daishan
Bannockburn
Absolution
Leagueheim
Madoc
Vril-Ya and the other Vau worlds

Thanks,
James

Hi James,

There's a spread of worlds over various sourcebooks. The following should cover most of what you are looking for:

Star Crusade
Star Crusade 2: Lost Worlds
Weird Places
GMs Screen & Complete Pandemonium

Hope this helps!

Kind regards, James

I don't have the books in front of me but there is a Leagueheim article in... Merchants of the Jumpweb I think. Hopefully that has the system info on Leagueheim. The other League worlds I believe haven't been covered yet. Possibly Bannockburn is statted in Weird Places, but I doubt it.

Chernobog, Daishan, and Absolution might be covered by War in the Heavens 1: Lifeweb. Likewise, the Vau world smight be statted in WitH2:Hegemony.

Grail has never been officially stattet, I believe. Which is something we shall have to remedy.

I found the system map for Pandemonium in "Complete Pandemonium". I have checked all of the other sourcebooks listed, and while they do have sections about these systems, they do not have system maps or distances given. I am surprised that Grail, Pentateuch, Obun and Ukar are not statted this way, since they are right in the middle of the Known jumpweb. Not so surprised about the outlying worlds. I will make up something for the other worlds. If anyone is interested in my spreadsheet I can post it somewhere. It simply shows the number of days needed to go from the main planet to the gate in each covered system, based on the % lightspeed AU values given in the FSR Players Guide.

Thanks,
James

Ah, I see that many FS1 sources settled for listing the order of the planets in a star system. Well, FSR will remedy the problem when we get to it.