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− | |affiliation= [[League of Non-Aligned Worlds]] <small>(Formerly)</small> |
+ | |affiliation=[[Markab Confederacy]]<br>[[League of Non-Aligned Worlds]] <small>(Formerly)</small> |
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|sector=[[Sectors_of_Known_Space#Sector 47|Sector 47]] |
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+ | |fate = Native population killed <small>(2259)</small><br>Absorbed by its growing sun <small>(possible future)</small>}} |
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− | + | '''Septis''' was the [[Markab]] homeworld, located in [[Sectors_of_Known_Space#Sector 47|Sector 47]].<ref name=MoH>[[Matters of Honor]]</ref><ref>[[Babylon_5_Scripts#Other_Voices|Babylon 5 Scripts - Other Voices: Vol 3]] (Babylon 5 Alien Guide)</ref> |
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+ | Presumably Septis orbits the star Markab. If so, because the star Markab is nearing the end of its life, Septis will soon be absorbed as its sun expands. |
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+ | In [[2259]] the [[Markab]] race was wiped out by the [[Drafa Plague]], a disease that had appeared only once before, several centuries ago on the island from which it takes it's name.<ref name=Confessions /> |
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⚫ | After the Markab went extinct, scavengers used the local [[jumpgate]] to strip the planet bare of whatever of value was left behind. This situation ceased when [[John Sheridan]], commanding the [[White Star]], destroyed the Markab jumpgate using the [[Bonehead Maneuver]].<ref name=MoH>[[Matters of Honor]]</ref> |
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+ | ==Lifeforms== |
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+ | * '''[[Markab]]''': Sentient bipedal humanoids. (extinct) |
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+ | * '''Venda''': A type of fruit that is the main ingredient in [[Orcha]]. |
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+ | ==Notable Locations== |
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+ | * '''Drafa''': A small island noted for certain "excesses" that, several centuries before the Third Age, was wiped out by a deadly plague. At the time the island had been isolated by storms for almost a year, so by the time people from the mainland reached the island, no one was left alive to transmit it. Over the centuries, the Drafa Plague became a legend; "Dark Angel of Drafa", a story used to frighten children. The Markabs believed it was punishment from the gods for the islanders' immorality. |
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Revision as of 09:59, 22 March 2014
Septis was the Markab homeworld, located in Sector 47.[1][2]
Presumably Septis orbits the star Markab. If so, because the star Markab is nearing the end of its life, Septis will soon be absorbed as its sun expands.
Stephen Franklin traveled to the Markab homeworld when he hitch-hiked on starships. There he met Doctor Lazarenn.[3]
In 2259 the Markab race was wiped out by the Drafa Plague, a disease that had appeared only once before, several centuries ago on the island from which it takes it's name.[3] After the Markab went extinct, scavengers used the local jumpgate to strip the planet bare of whatever of value was left behind. This situation ceased when John Sheridan, commanding the White Star, destroyed the Markab jumpgate using the Bonehead Maneuver.[1]
Lifeforms
- Markab: Sentient bipedal humanoids. (extinct)
- Venda: A type of fruit that is the main ingredient in Orcha.
Notable Locations
- Drafa: A small island noted for certain "excesses" that, several centuries before the Third Age, was wiped out by a deadly plague. At the time the island had been isolated by storms for almost a year, so by the time people from the mainland reached the island, no one was left alive to transmit it. Over the centuries, the Drafa Plague became a legend; "Dark Angel of Drafa", a story used to frighten children. The Markabs believed it was punishment from the gods for the islanders' immorality.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Matters of Honor
- ↑ Babylon 5 Scripts - Other Voices: Vol 3 (Babylon 5 Alien Guide)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Confessions and Lamentations