Quarters were a form of currency which was used in Undertown near the end of the First Age of Flight. 120 quarters were equal to one gold piece.
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| - Quarters were a form of currency which was used in Undertown near the end of the First Age of Flight. 120 quarters were equal to one gold piece.
- Quarters, to przygoda będąca częścią kampanii Living Force do gry fabularnej Star Wars: Roleplaying Game (WoTC) wydawanej przez Wizards of the Coast. Przygodę wydano w 2002 roku i jej autorami są Morrie Mullins i Derrel Weaver. Przygoda "Quarters" jest pierwszą częścią trylogii Blinking Eyes.
- Quarters is an adventure from the Living Force campaign that was written by Derrel Weaver and Morrie Mullins. It was released in 2002 and was the first adventure in the Blinking Eyes trilogy.
- Quarters are the heart of Tribal Trouble. Without this building, you could not gain peons to gather resources for your armies. Quarters can be built by any peon in the same way as other buildings.
- Quarters are used to describe a living space for members of a starship crew. Usually, they are equipped with a bed, storage space and a bathroom.
- Typically, a spacecraft or space station featured at least four kinds of crew accommodations:
* Guest quarters: A living space assigned to a temporary resident of a space station or spacecraft. Standard guest quarters on a Galaxy-class starship were considered far more luxurious than those on board a 23rd century starbase, and were not the largest quarters available. (TNG: Relics). The guest quarters aboard Deep Space 9 were located in corridor H-12-A. (DS9: "The Forsaken")
* Crew's quarters: The majority of the enlisted crew and junior officers shared quarters and bunk areas on Excelsior and Constitution-class vessels. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, VOY: "Flashback"). On starships of the Galaxy class, crew members ranked lieutenant junior grade or higher were given their o
- The typical accommodations on the MK-IV Starliner contained two beds, a desk and a bathroom. (ST reference: Star Fleet Technical Manual) In the 2250s and 2260s the primary hulls of a Class I Starship (Constitution-class, Federation-class, Hermes-class, Ptolemy class-class, and the Saladin-class) contained typical crew quarters. A single stateroom for officers contained a living area (with a desk and a cabinet) and a sleeping area with a twin sized bed and wardrobe. A bathroom is shared with another officer stateroom. The typical crew quarters contained two twin sized beds and two wardrobes. (ST reference: Star Fleet Technical Manual)
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| - *Reidi Artom
*Barnab Chistor
*Famier Denzmorren
*E1-6RA
*Borus Ferthyn
*Westa Impeveri
*Yarian Kak
*Krol-Pek
*Morton
*N4
*Lanius Qel-Bertuk
*Renna
*Rrelbocco
*Salld Nrump
*Xav Verivax
*Drom Virbilge
*Gern Zott
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| - *Blaster
**Blaster pistol
*Bowcaster
*Comlink
*Datacard
*Datapad
*Holorecorder
*Holovid
*Lightsaber
*Medpac
*Power core
*Repulsorlift
*Thermal Detonator
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| - *Derrel Weaver
*Morrie Mullins
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| - *Bacta
*The Force
*Rancor Blood
*Rancor's Breath
*Rancor Hunter
*Rancor's Maze
*Rancor Wrestling
*Ride the Raging Rancor
*Sabacc
*Shyriiwook
*Wind Up Rancor toy
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| Vehicles
| - *Speeder
*YT-1760 transport
**The Panada's Kiss
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| - *Cerean
*Human
*Near-Human
*Rodian
*Sullustan
*Twi'lek
*Wookiee
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| - *Bacta Bath and Beauty Works
*Corellian Engineering Corporation
*Cularin Central Finance
*Heroes of Cularin
*Jedi Order
**Jedi Master
**Padawan
*Metatheran Cartel
*Office of Peace and Security
**Sergeant
*Red Fury Brotherhood
*Renna's Transport Service
*Supreme Chancellor
*Syndicate
*Thaereian military
**Captain
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| - *2-1B medical droid
*M-TD miniaturized translator droid
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| - *Cularin system
**Almas Academy
**Cularin
***Gadrin
****Reidi Artom Luxury Resort
***Hedrett
****Hedrett Groundport
**Genarius
***Varna Biqua
****Hangar 12C
****Raging Rancor Cantina
*Naboo
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| - The typical accommodations on the MK-IV Starliner contained two beds, a desk and a bathroom. (ST reference: Star Fleet Technical Manual) In the 2250s and 2260s the primary hulls of a Class I Starship (Constitution-class, Federation-class, Hermes-class, Ptolemy class-class, and the Saladin-class) contained typical crew quarters. A single stateroom for officers contained a living area (with a desk and a cabinet) and a sleeping area with a twin sized bed and wardrobe. A bathroom is shared with another officer stateroom. The typical crew quarters contained two twin sized beds and two wardrobes. (ST reference: Star Fleet Technical Manual) On the refitted Constitution class in the late 23rd century, the quarters for special VIPs (called staterooms), senior officers and junior officers were found on on Decks D and E (level 4-5). VIP staterooms were divided into three sections. A sleeping area with two beds. A bathroom area that contained a sonic shower, jacuzzi tub, toilet and walk-in closet. And finally there was a work area with a library computer terminal, a communications station, a circular dining booth and a storage area. Senior officers quarters were similar in arrangement of the VIP staterooms, but contain more personal customization to suit individual tastes and only a single bed. Junior officer quarters were smaller than their senior officer counterparts lacking the work area. The quarters for crewmembers were found on Deck F (level 6) and contained two small bedrooms that share a joining bathroom. (ST reference: Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise) When the Galaxy class was launched in the 2350s the size of the shipboard quarters had been increased. Each crewmember had been given 110 square meters of living space. This would include a bedroom, living and working area and a small bathrooms. Since Starfleet allowed families on vessels, family quarters could be requested with individual living quarters combined into one. All quarters contained Food synthesizers, sonic showers, standard showers, null-grav sleeping chambers, personal holographic viewers and provisions for pets. If a crewmember was stationed on a Galaxy class for more than six months, then they could reconfigure their quarters. The crew quarters were found on decks 9, 11, 33 and 35. Guest quarters were found on decks 5 and 6. Ten-percent of the quarters were equipped to be converted to Class H, K and L environments. Two-percent more could be converted to Class N and N(2) environments. (TNG reference: Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual)
- Quarters were a form of currency which was used in Undertown near the end of the First Age of Flight. 120 quarters were equal to one gold piece.
- Typically, a spacecraft or space station featured at least four kinds of crew accommodations:
* Guest quarters: A living space assigned to a temporary resident of a space station or spacecraft. Standard guest quarters on a Galaxy-class starship were considered far more luxurious than those on board a 23rd century starbase, and were not the largest quarters available. (TNG: Relics). The guest quarters aboard Deep Space 9 were located in corridor H-12-A. (DS9: "The Forsaken")
* Crew's quarters: The majority of the enlisted crew and junior officers shared quarters and bunk areas on Excelsior and Constitution-class vessels. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, VOY: "Flashback"). On starships of the Galaxy class, crew members ranked lieutenant junior grade or higher were given their own quarters while personnel up to the rank of ensign were required to share quarters. (TNG: "Lower Decks" )
* Officers' quarters: Many starships featured separate quarters for higher-ranked officers. Usually, these staterooms were composed of two or more areas, featuring separate bed and bathrooms and a dedicated work and living area. (TNG: "Schisms" )
* VIP and captain's quarters: Each starship typically featured a number of VIP staterooms, reserved for guests. Usually, the accommodations of the ship's commanding officer were similar to these staterooms, being slightly larger than the standard officers' quarters. (TNG: "Sarek" ) Sometimes the captain's quarters was referred to as a cabin. (TAS: "The Survivor")
* The crew quarters aboard the space station Deep Space 9 were larger than the usual guest quarters. (DS9: "The Forsaken")
- Quarters, to przygoda będąca częścią kampanii Living Force do gry fabularnej Star Wars: Roleplaying Game (WoTC) wydawanej przez Wizards of the Coast. Przygodę wydano w 2002 roku i jej autorami są Morrie Mullins i Derrel Weaver. Przygoda "Quarters" jest pierwszą częścią trylogii Blinking Eyes.
- Quarters is an adventure from the Living Force campaign that was written by Derrel Weaver and Morrie Mullins. It was released in 2002 and was the first adventure in the Blinking Eyes trilogy.
- Quarters are the heart of Tribal Trouble. Without this building, you could not gain peons to gather resources for your armies. Quarters can be built by any peon in the same way as other buildings.
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