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From Home Is Where I Want To Be
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A one-stop access point for the things that happen in the narrative. [[Plot]] describes the method and mechanics of revealing the story. Maybe a nice timeline can go here? That'd be useful. | A one-stop access point for the things that happen in the narrative. [[Plot]] describes the method and mechanics of revealing the story. Maybe a nice timeline can go here? That'd be useful. | ||
| + | *home planet undergoes significant leaps in technology | ||
| + | *political struggles stemming from pre-leap circumstances erupt into a series of smaller wars | ||
| + | *period of tense peace; nations send out colonial ships to claim new worlds | ||
| + | *colonies established | ||
| + | *some colonies split from home rule | ||
| + | **some released peacefully as client or servant states | ||
| + | **at least one breaks violently, and may be in the process of revolt in the middle of the story | ||
| + | **some delcare independence and due to distance and resources, are left to do so | ||
| + | *planetary political tensions, plus exo-planetary claims and tensions, break into all-out war | ||
| + | *war is more brutal than before; one or two nations use proscribed weapons, causing devastation | ||
| + | *political reasons for war seen as obsolete, much like political systems that caused it ([[To-do]]: read up on WWI) | ||
[[Category:Story]] | [[Category:Story]] | ||
Revision as of 23:49, 4 March 2013
A one-stop access point for the things that happen in the narrative. Plot describes the method and mechanics of revealing the story. Maybe a nice timeline can go here? That'd be useful.
- home planet undergoes significant leaps in technology
- political struggles stemming from pre-leap circumstances erupt into a series of smaller wars
- period of tense peace; nations send out colonial ships to claim new worlds
- colonies established
- some colonies split from home rule
- some released peacefully as client or servant states
- at least one breaks violently, and may be in the process of revolt in the middle of the story
- some delcare independence and due to distance and resources, are left to do so
- planetary political tensions, plus exo-planetary claims and tensions, break into all-out war
- war is more brutal than before; one or two nations use proscribed weapons, causing devastation
- political reasons for war seen as obsolete, much like political systems that caused it (To-do: read up on WWI)
