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Altoran

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Four Letter Code	ALTR
Federation Status	Neutral
Planet of Origin	Altor IV
Encountered	(DS9: Vortex)
T/E Rating	T0/E0
Current Tech Level	L
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Name

• Proper Name: Altoran
• Pronunciation: Al'Tor'an

Home System

• Quadrant: Alpha
• Location: Cola Bus'ius Sector (coordinates A23-0003-1301)
• Proper Name: Altor
• Pronunciation: Al'Tor
• Star: It orbits a class F (White) star
• Distance from Star: it's orbit is approximately 382 million km
• Companions: 7 other planets. It is the 4th planet in the system

Home World

• Proper Name: Altor IV
• Pronunciation: Al'Tor IV
• Diameter: 13,011 km (8,132 miles)
• Gravity: 0.99 standard gravity with a density of 5.3
• Axial Tilt: 9%, with minor seasonal changes
• Orbital Period: 403 days
• Rotational Period: 27 hours
• Classification: M
  • Surface Water: 64%
  • Atmosphere: 1.01 is a standard pressure with 73% nitrogen, 22% oxygen, 5% trace gases
  • Climate: Slightly cooler temps than norm
  • Population: Just over 5 billion

Economy

Rumoured to be traders with the Miradorn species.

Notes

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Miradorn

Reptilian humanoids from an unknown planet. Little is known about them except that they are born in telepathically linked twins that are considered to be two halves of one being. If one is injured or killed, the other will relentlessly seek vengeance for what he perceives as an assault against him. A "quarrelsome people," according to Quark. Natives are marked by a whitish skin and a high hairline over the face but with a severe widow's peak of hair.

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Four Letter Code	MIRA
Federation Status	Neutral
Planet of Origin	Mirador III
Encountered	(DS9: Vortex)
T/E Rating	T0/E0
Current Tech Level	L
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Name

• Proper Name: Miradorn
• Pronunciation: Mi'Ra'do'Rn

Home System

• Quadrant: Alpha
• Location: Cola Bus'ius Sector (coordinates A23-0003-1301)
• Proper Name: Mirador
• Pronunciation: Mi'Ra'dor
• Star: It orbits a class K (Orange) star
• Distance from Star: it's orbit is approximately 289 million km
• Companions: 8 other planets. It is the 3rd planet in the system

Home World

• Proper Name: Mirador III
• Pronunciation: Mi'Ra'dor III
• Diameter: 14,232 km (8,895 miles)
• Gravity: 1.04 standard gravity with a density of 5.1
• Axial Tilt: 21%, with earth like seasons
• Orbital Period: 437 days
• Rotational Period: 31 hours
• Classification: M
  • Surface Water: 63%
  • Atmosphere: 1.07 is a standard pressure with 74% nitrogen, 23% oxygen, 3% trace gases
  • Climate: Warm semi-tropical
  • Population: Just over 4 billion

History

In 2369, the Miradorn twins Ah-Kel and Ro-Kel raided a Vanoben transport with their Miradorn raider just two light years from Deep Space 9. Shortly thereafter, they appeared at Quark's attempting to sell the Ferengi the stolen item; a valuable, ornate egg metal sphere. In a botched robbery attempt masterminded by Quark, a Rakhari fugitive, named Croden, killed Ro-Kel. In retaliation, Ah-Kel vowed to avenge his brother's death, his only purpose now left in life, but died trying. (DS9: "Vortex")

In 2373, prior to the outbreak of the Dominion War, the Miradorn signed a nonaggression pact with the Dominion. (DS9: "Call to Arms")

Description

The Miradorn are a humanoid species, which have distinctive foreheads divided into two hemispheres (which seem to be bones). The species includes twins that together form two halves of one being, in something of a symbiotic relationship. If one twin dies, the other twin will anguish in the loss of "self". They are typically known for being a quarrelsome people.

Notes

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