Chirpers in Dark Nebula Sector

[Garnfellow]

When looking at the sector data for Dark Nebula, I've noticed that a number of worlds have MT style population notes indicating chirper presence -- and less frequently, droyne presence.

(Oddly, aslan populations are *not* noted in the data, even though they must be obviously significant.)

              1005 C665866-2    C5
              2105 B96A621-6  J C0
              2108 B472312-4    C1
              0112 A4856M5-B  R C2
              0720 E66788C-0    D3
              1314 E5A1422-2    C4
              1716 A959678-C  F D5
              2011 C743301-9    D4
              1027 B4343KA-9    D2
              2026 A100899-5    D0
              2221 B8835L8-E  T C2
              2523 B64159B-5  F C0
Earltras      2527 B6A0965-7  F C0
              0738 B1004N8-9    C1
              1032 E6457M8-9    C5
              1331 C4357L9-9    C5
              1335 E9487KB-7    C0
              2438 E88A6JB-6    D1
              2639 C2217L6-D    C2

That's about 113 million chirpers and 36 million droyne. It seemed rather peculiar to have all these critters in this area of Charted Space. Or is it?

 

[Garnfellow]

On reviewing CT Alien Module 5, the map of Droyne Worlds in Charted Space doesn't show any droyne or chirper worlds in all of Dark Nebula.

Without a good rationale to explain their presence, I guess I'd be inclined to ignore the DGP sector data on this score.

 

[rancke]

(Oddly, Aslan populations are *not* noted in the data, even though they must be obviously significant.)

So significant that they should be assumed to be the default race and worlds with humans on them should have an H:X notation.


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