Anara 2 by Spydraxis

DAZ|Studio • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 05, 2014

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Description

Anara 2 The mountainous home of the winged Anaran people has few plateaus on which to build or advance but after many thousand of years the Anaran people have conquered their world and built massive structures easily the match for any world. The various towns and posts that dot the rocky landscape are often miles apart and are usually only reachable by flight. Off worlders who can fly have an easier time when visiting Anara 2 anyone else is strongly encouraged to use Flight Packs/Belts as Hover vehicles have relatively few places where they can land. There are in more recent times, large expanses that have been terraformed for tourists and such areas are simply leveled mountains with sprawling tourist cities and theme park attractions making Tourism one of Anara's principal resources. There are also a number of "Legalized" forms of entertainment andAnara is well known for it slave marketing. The IGFW has a standing agreement with Anara which prohibits the capture and sale of any creature from any world under IGFW jurisdiction. In return the IGFW is required to enforce any sale, and apprehend and return any escaped slaves within their territories. This has sparked huge debates and fired off a great deal of controversy. The Reason the IGFW would uphold or be part of such a treaty is simple: The Aanaran people possess something the IGFW wants or needs...though it has not yet been revealed exactly what that is, as far as the general public knows Anara 2 is strategically located and is thus a valuable asset. Ships and cities courtesy of Heminio Nieves