Riga (HL)
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The Riga system was the location of at least one habitable world or construct and as of 3141 was located in the Scorpion Empire.[1] It is approximately 1,219 light-years from Terra in the coreward/anti-spinward direction.
System Description[edit]
The closest system to Riga in the Deep Periphery is Kalmar.
System History[edit]
Riga was one of the systems that formed a part of the Deep Periphery nation known as the Hanseatic League.[2]
Political Affiliation[edit]
- 3067 - Hanseatic League [3]
- 3079 - Hanseatic League [2]
- 3140 - Hanseatic League (until May) / Escorpión Imperio (from June) [4]
- 3141 - Scorpion Empire [1]
Riga[edit]
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Planetary History[edit]
FedCom Civil War Era[edit]
On 4 April 3067, Clan Diamond Shark merchant Mark Sennet attempted to conduct a live-fire demonstration of the Ha Otoko near Feuerberg for potential sale to the Hanseatic League. However, Regional Defense Force Four Major Hohiro Watanabe betrayed him in order to steal Clan equipment. This effort was unsuccessful and Sennet escaped with his life and his 'Mech.[5]
Hanseatic Crusade[edit]
During Escorpión Imperio's takeover of the Hanseatic League, Alpha Galaxy advanced on Riga as part of Wave 4 in May 3140 after defeating Regional Defense Force Five on Köningsberg earlier in Wave 3. Riga fell with ease.[4]
Military Deployment[edit]
3067[edit]
- Regional Defense Force Four (Veteran/Reliable)[3]
- - At this time, RDF 4 was at full strength, with 15% of the RDF using advanced equipment.
3140[edit]
- - The unit was split between Riga and Köningsberg.
Planetary Locations[edit]
- Broken Lands: a volcanic region of Südland, riddled with hollow lava tubes underneath brittle volcanic rock[5]
- Feuerberg: a large volcano; also known as Fire Mountain[5]
- Kepten: a village of dubious provenance twenty kilometers from Feuerberg, not found on any Hanseatic maps and implied to be set up to cover for the theft of Mark Sennet's Ha Otoko[5]
Image gallery[edit]
Hanseatic League as of 3079
Map Gallery[edit]
Nearby Systems[edit]
| Closest 20 systems (3 within 60 light-years) Distance in light years, closest systems first: | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kalmar | 38.9 | Köningsberg | 44.9 | Elbing | 51.7 | Anklan | 79.3 |
| Bruges | 80.8 | Wismar | 86.6 | Bremen | 88.4 | Falsterbo | 92.9 |
| Stettin | 107.5 | Visby | 130.6 | Novgorod | 131.1 | Kampen | 132.4 |
| Dorpat | 133.7 | Dortmund | 151.5 | Bergen | 152.1 | Lübeck | 165.6 |
| Braunschweig | 176.1 | Antwerp | 194.2 | Khanquest | 199.6 | Lynn | 202.9 |
References[edit]
- ↑ a b Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade, p. 13: "Mopping Up"
- ↑ a b Field Report: Periphery, p. 24: "Last Known Deep Periphery Deployment Map"
- ↑ a b Field Manual: Updates, p. 204: "Hanseatic League"
- ↑ a b Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade, pp. 12, 17: "Wave Four"
- ↑ a b c d Mutual Advantage
- ↑ Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade, p. 25: "Deployment Table, Hanseatic Crusade"