Esperance

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Mapping Our Galaxy Federation Worlds Colonial Coalition Ketar V Meridian Antor II Donova IV Shadow's Edge Havley's Hope Karakka Beyond the Federation Stellar Phenomena Star Classification Planetary Classification Campaign Regions Edit this nav Esperance is an allied, non-Federation world known as the "Gateway to the Federation" due to its location near the border of the Federation and the Colonial Coalition. Home to Star Station Esperance, a major commercial spaceport and trade center with a population of 18 million, Esperance itself has a population of 12 billion, many of whom are immigrants from all corners of the galaxy. Locations Esperance, with Star Station Esperance in view. Adelaide, Esperance's largest city. Kreswick, known for a River Market Eagle Eye Meadows, located in a mountain range about fifty kilometers away from the base of Esperance Star Station, with a lake and spectacular views of mountains and Esperance Star Station. It is also home to a distillery that produces "Eagle Eye Meadows" Whisky. Adelaide Named after the city Adelaide on the Australian continent on Earth, the city centre is a of a planned design surrounded by a green belt of parklands, mimicking its Earth counterpart. Several streets of both cities also share the same name. In the south-western corner in the belt of parklands that surrounded Adelaide’s city centre is Holdfast Oval. In the warmer Adelaide months it was host to local grade cricket matches. It has one small building near the edge of the ground which acts as the pavilion for the players, along with a small bar for patrons. There are a series of benches in front of it that span that western side. The rest of the oval is surrounded by grass and tall native trees. Rundle Street is the main linear entertainment district in the city center. It is a wide, luxuriously paved walkway that is 2.5 kilometres long, with tracks for a hover light rail system that runs down the middle of the "street". On each side of the walkway are door to door entertainment establishments, including bars, restaurants, nightclubs, karaoke venues and tattoo parlors (with questionable hygiene practices). The eastern end of Rundle street is considered to be upmarket, while the western end is known for having a "seedier" reputation. Just before sunset the street becomes busy with many people making their way to the area, making the street noisy from people's chatter. . Known Rundle Street Venues Ancient Earth European Cowboy Beer Bar: An establishment that looks out of place in the rest of the upmarket locales in the East End. One of the interior walls is covered in fake wood - and hanging from it are many different types of analogue clocks. One of the other walls has flags of the old countries of Europe painted on it. From the same wall hangs lots of cowboy hats. Bar staff wear English police “bobby” hats, checkered shirts and vests. In the middle of the otherwise open front of the establishment is a set of saloon doors made out of fake wood, for no particular reason. Behind the bar is a small replica of the Eiffel tower. Their "specialty" is to serve European beer boiling. Lusty Andorian Maid: A venue that has a number of brightly lit holosigns advertising diversions and potables from across the quadrant. It is known for its loud music. Rocksoff: Holosuite located in the west end, manned by a large well-dressed Orion male at it's front who acts as both spruiker and security. "Best holosuite in the city! Any pleasure or delight you like." The Coffee Collective Café: Well noted for its brew, The Coffee Collective is a great place for individuals to meet up over a cup of java. "Assimilating you with our brew since 2395!" Traditions If patrons in a venue get into a fight and are ejected by security, it's local unwritten tradition that they all go to the next bar for a round of drinks.

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