Multek Enclave: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
After an invasion by the [[Collectors]], gave the Multek people irrefutable proof of the existence of other life in the universe, the Multek Enclave was opened to tourism from the Federation. (''[[Free For All]]'', ''[[Collect Call]]'', ''[[Neighborly Advice]]'', ''[[From This Day Forward]]'' [WAY]) | After an invasion by the [[Collectors]], gave the Multek people irrefutable proof of the existence of other life in the universe, the Multek Enclave was opened to tourism from the Federation. (''[[Free For All]]'', ''[[Collect Call]]'', ''[[Neighborly Advice]]'', ''[[From This Day Forward]]'' [WAY]) | ||
In 2483, the Multek Enclave vanished, planets and all. [[Tovar]]'s parents were visiting the Enclave when this occurred and disappeared with it. | |||
Revision as of 01:28, 15 April 2008
The home space of the Multeks. The enclave consists of approximately nine star systems. As the Multeks left their homeworld of Multos and explored the nearby star systems, they found no other intelligent life. Colonies were established in some of these systems, but very soon the Multeks came to the conclusion that they were the only intelligent species in the cosmos and that they really don't have any reason to venture out of the Enclave. They established Edgeworld as a tourist attraction where Multeks could look out at the vast void beyond the Multek Enclave. Since they see no need to devote resources to war or exploration, they have made the Multek Enclave a veritable pleasure land. (Star Traks 5 [TRK], The Way We Were [WAY])
After an invasion by the Collectors, gave the Multek people irrefutable proof of the existence of other life in the universe, the Multek Enclave was opened to tourism from the Federation. (Free For All, Collect Call, Neighborly Advice, From This Day Forward [WAY])
In 2483, the Multek Enclave vanished, planets and all. Tovar's parents were visiting the Enclave when this occurred and disappeared with it.