With Prince Harrik assuming the role of High Psychopomp, and Clarke signing the accession treaty to the Kingdom as a result, this is the extent of the Kingdom of Drinax at 298-1107.
Of these systems,
The system attitude colours (top right of each system) are:
The key for the icon on the left of some systems, showing which interstellar entity has a holding there (without necessarily owning the entire system) is this:
The party has agents, recruited by Basemath, at Pourne, Cordan, Blue and Argona. Not all have so far been activated.
Here is a detailed view of Drinax at the moment, where the party has concentrated most of their assets in recent weeks:
Most other assets are at Clarke, for now:
And here are the economic stats for each of the populated worlds in the Kingdom (Orpheus has no economy, due to the whole “no people” thing):
Note that the addition of Clarke, which devotes a huge proportion of its infrastructure and labour to preserving the dead (and has a terrible economy efficiency of -3 as a result, in column 2) has moved the Kingdom from having a slight surplus of infrastructure generation capability (Resource Units) to a huge deficit.
This means that Drinax cannot, currently, easily improve its situation by, for instance, improving the infrastructure, Tech Level or population numbers of its members without spending military budget on it (which is tremendously inefficient).
The population of Drinax itself has started to increase due to the awakening of Vespexers from the cryo-vault. This will have to slow to a trickle for now, however.
This will tend to place an emphasis on recruiting a substantial and productive world to the Kingdom before improvements to Clarke and Asim in particular can improve: efficient economies such as those at Torpol, Pourne or Sperle; even a combination of smaller worlds such as Hilfer and Tech World would restore to Drinax the ability to invest in growth.
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