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EXOHUMAN SETTLEMENTS IN THE GAMMA AGE

Overview

Following the conclusion of the Peace Treaty with the Native Tribes of VOI 700 D in 2631, the settlement and housing structure of the ExoHumans underwent significant changes at the start of the Gamma Age. The treaty mandated that ExoHumans vacate all previously occupied areas outside of four specifically designated reservations, dramatically reshaping their living patterns and urban organization.

The Four ExoHuman Reservations

The Peace Treaty restricted human habitation strictly to four reservations, each with specialized functions and unique living conditions:

  • Location: Eastern Equatorial Section of the Habitual Belt (Asari) near Arla River.
  • Function: Agricultural center supplying food to other settlements.
  • Housing: Structures made predominantly from local stone and timber, providing basic living quarters integrated with agricultural facilities.
  • Location: Eastern Equatorial Section of the Habitual Belt (Asari) in the Atrana Mountains.
  • Function: Central hub for the timber industry, providing wood and related resources.
  • Housing: Predominantly wooden structures, communal lodges, and worker camps designed to support collective living and industry operations.

Exceptions and Special Locations

Though ExoHumans are legally restricted to these four settlements, a few strategic exceptions exist:

  • Halfway Inn: A sanctioned rest stop located along the Trade Route between settlements, specifically serving authorized Federal Courier Service convoys.
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