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| − | '''Kincha''' is a much sought-after delicacy. Following the loss of the Kincha homeworld [[Shuen Wan]] to the [[Free Worlds League]] at some point between [[2990]] and [[3025]],<ref> | + | '''Kincha''' is a much sought-after delicacy. Following the loss of the Kincha homeworld [[Shuen Wan]] to the [[Free Worlds League]] at some point between [[2990]] and [[3025]],<ref name=H:HLp40>''Handbook: House Liao'', p. 40</ref> the [[Capellan Confederation]] tried to grow the fruit on other worlds but had no success.<ref name=C24>''Warrior: Coupé'', ch. 24</ref> By 3026, Maximilian Liao considered the consumption of Kincha fruits tantamount to betrayal.<ref name=C24/> |
| − | The Kincha fruit is plum-sized, with a thick, gold-brown peel<ref name=C24/> which is also described as blue-green<ref name=EG5>''Warrior: En Garde'', | + | The Kincha fruit is plum-sized, with a thick, gold-brown peel<ref name=C24/> which is also described as blue-green<ref name=EG5>''Warrior: En Garde'', ch. 5</ref> (possibly on the inside). They have white, bean-sized pits.<ref name=EG5/> Kincha fruit flesh is described as tasting "sweet." It is implied it might cause a mild addiction. |
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| − | + | * ''[[Warrior: Coupé]]'' (novel) | |
| − | * ''[[Warrior: Coupé]]'' | + | * ''[[Warrior: En Garde]]'' (novel) |
| − | * ''[[Warrior: En Garde]]'' | + | |
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Latest revision as of 05:36, 28 May 2023
Kincha is a much sought-after delicacy. Following the loss of the Kincha homeworld Shuen Wan to the Free Worlds League at some point between 2990 and 3025,[1] the Capellan Confederation tried to grow the fruit on other worlds but had no success.[2] By 3026, Maximilian Liao considered the consumption of Kincha fruits tantamount to betrayal.[2]
The Kincha fruit is plum-sized, with a thick, gold-brown peel[2] which is also described as blue-green[3] (possibly on the inside). They have white, bean-sized pits.[3] Kincha fruit flesh is described as tasting "sweet." It is implied it might cause a mild addiction.
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Bibliography[edit]
- Warrior: Coupé (novel)
- Warrior: En Garde (novel)