World
Corinth
Corinth is old, fertile, and politically restless, with a secessionist movement that’s less fringe than outsiders like to admit. Local councils handle real problems while distant corporate authorities argue about jurisdiction, which breeds resentment that never quite burns out. Ports are tightly watched because no one wants Corinth to become a precedent that spreads.
- Population
- 1,400,000,000
- Terrain / Climate
- Lush green world with balanced ocean-land ratio; temperate climate
- Gravity
- 0.92 gees
- Length of Day
- 24 hours, 17 minutes
Corinth is old, fertile, and politically restless, with a secessionist movement that’s less fringe than outsiders like to admit. Local councils handle real problems while distant corporate authorities argue about jurisdiction, which breeds resentment that never quite burns out. Ports are tightly watched because no one wants Corinth to become a precedent that spreads. Corinth’s political conflict is sustained by the belief that its productive economy could survive outside the existing corporate order. Secessionists point to agricultural exports and established infrastructure; opponents emphasize dependence on slipstream access and off-world finance. The result is a society where ordinary port inspections and trade disputes are interpreted through the larger question of sovereignty.