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Dragonstar Worlds

Dragonstar The known galaxy is divided into two broad sections, the Dragon Empire? and the Outlands. The Empire, in turn is subdivided into 10 imperial domains, each of which is controlled by one of the royal houses. The royal houses, throneworlds, Draconis Prime etc are described in Guide to the Galaxy.

Imperial

Draconis, Draconis Prime?
??, Outlands Station?

The Throneworlds

Domain, system, planet

Altara, Eloine, Rilion?
Aranath, Magrant, Ambrant?
Deserene, Arlant, Galador?
Esmer, Parvan, Malaval?
Golion, Savain, Meneer?
Handor, Idradon, Endagar?
Mazorgrim, Andragus, Arangorn?
Noros, Kalain, Morngond?
Osorus, Heridor, Thormorath?
Sarava, Casenor, Aelding?

Other systems and planets in the Empire

System, planet, moon or station

Altara domain

Canatar
Chevron
Danteven
Laraban
Pinnacle
Rielak

Aranath domain

Aumbry
Faras
Kulas
Lordran
Tangorn

Deserene domain

Cadis
Harbor Deserene
Perland
Raza
Rovan
Serenity

Esmer domain

Amaril
Banshee
Beacon

Golion domain

Arador
Baranda
Epic
Savell
Turasir

Handor domian

Buliban
Echo
Irdal
Labanin
Rinur

Mazorgrim domain

Holdfast
Inferno
Scepter

Noros domain

Anarth
Bastion
Canin
Giana
Harbor Noros
Rialda

Osoros domain

Birinas
Endragar
Gorogond
Gulinar
Penbigan
Tinas

Sarava domain

Casenor, Andrin Station
Fargul
Farathorn
Galdarast
Kalban
Taran
Zinas

Planets in the Outlands

System, planet

??, Drelga?
Primogen, Primogen I
Primogen, Primogen II?
Primogen, Primogen III
Primogen, Primogen IV
Primogen, Primogen V

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