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Tesskil | Tesskil<ref group="note">Fillipod: FillaTresstanWhey ([[Page 0102]])</ref> is the home planet of the [[Tesskans]] and [[Fillipods]], and is part of the [[Second Spanish Empire]]. It has a southern continent with warm grasslands, and a mountainous northern continent.<ref>[[Page 0092]]</ref> | ||
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Kochi is a moon of Tesskil. Its role in the Human-Tesskan war lends it some historical significance, first as a resource location with a fuel depot<ref>[[Page 0076]]</ref> and then as the grounds of the Kochi treaty after the war.<ref>[[Page 0193]]</ref> | Kochi is a moon of Tesskil. Its role in the Human-Tesskan war lends it some historical significance, first as a resource location with a fuel depot<ref>[[Page 0076]]</ref> and then as the grounds of the Kochi treaty after the war.<ref>[[Page 0193]]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:14, 29 May 2018
Tesskil[note 1] is the home planet of the Tesskans and Fillipods, and is part of the Second Spanish Empire. It has a southern continent with warm grasslands, and a mountainous northern continent.[1]
It was partially destroyed by the Continuum of Makers as an act of revenge against the Empire.[2] As a result of this, Tesskans were largely blown off of the planet[3] (with survivors currently inhabiting the Spark of Thought[4]), leaving Fillipods alone with the opportunity to build a Ring Drive.[5]
Kochi
Kochi is a moon of Tesskil. Its role in the Human-Tesskan war lends it some historical significance, first as a resource location with a fuel depot[6] and then as the grounds of the Kochi treaty after the war.[7]