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	==Regions and Demographics==		==Regions and Demographics==
	Like most Flat worlds, the dimension has not been fully mapped or explored, and may connect up with other flat dimensions. The area refered to as Tournament World covers a region of roughly nine million square miles, including two mountain ranges, a sizable desert, and several inland seas. The regions are typically named for their terrain, called simply "Desert Region", "Mountain Region", etc.		Like most [[flat dimension\|Flat worlds]], the dimension has not been fully mapped or explored, and may connect up with other flat dimensions. The area refered to as Tournament World covers a region of roughly nine million square miles, including two mountain ranges, a sizable desert, and several inland seas. The regions are typically named for their terrain, called simply "Desert Region", "Mountain Region", etc.

	For its size, Tournament World is sparsely populated, having only about a billion full-time residents. It is accessibly by [[GATE]] from most of the [[Known Worlds]] and has an enormous tourist population, generally hovering around the nine-hundred-million mark, spiking to over two billion in peak seasons. There are also another half a billion or more workers who either come to the wolrd for major events, or commute from off-world population centers. A large portion of Tournament World's surface area is not arable, and the thinly-spread population makes it more economical to import most resources through the GATE.		For its size, Tournament World is sparsely populated, having only about a billion full-time residents. It is accessibly by [[GATE]] from most of the [[Known Worlds]] and has an enormous tourist population, generally hovering around the nine-hundred-million mark, spiking to over two billion in peak seasons. There are also another half a billion or more workers who either come to the wolrd for major events, or commute from off-world population centers. A large portion of Tournament World's surface area is not arable, and the thinly-spread population makes it more economical to import most resources through the GATE.

	==Economic Activities==		==Economic Activities==
	Tournament World has played host to a variety of mining and quarrying expeditions. It's large size and general emptiness make it attractive to such ventures, with remote sites seldom policed and environmental concerns often ignored. However, the sparse population means no local markets, and the remoteness forces ~~comercial~~ operations must ship their produce through the GATE. The [[Foundation]] now owns most of the mineral rights for known rich deposits, and carries out regular mining operations to extract materials for internal use.		Tournament World has played host to a variety of mining and quarrying expeditions. It's large size and general emptiness make it attractive to such ventures, with remote sites seldom policed and environmental concerns often ignored. However, the sparse population means no local markets, and the remoteness forces commercial operations must ship their produce through the [[GATE]]. The [[Foundation]] now owns most of the mineral rights for known rich deposits, and carries out regular mining operations to extract materials for internal use.

	The primary source of revenue for Tournament World is the tournaments implied by the name. [[Mech\|Mecha combat]] is the primary attraction, as few other worlds can offer the large and un-populated spaces generally required for launching missiles at each other. Large, organized tournaments, and ongoing clash matches dominate the landscape.		The primary source of revenue for Tournament World is the tournaments implied by the name. [[Mech\|Mecha combat]] is the primary attraction, as few other worlds can offer the large and un-populated spaces generally required for launching missiles at each other. Large, organized tournaments, and ongoing clash matches dominate the landscape.

CourseDirector at 04:19, 27 December 2018

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	==Cities==		==Cities==
	Tournament World has three main cities linked by a number of outlying communities.		Tournament World has three main cities linked by a number of outlying communities.

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Regions and Demographics

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	Like most Flat worlds, the dimension has not been fully mapped or explored, and may connect up with other flat dimensions. The area refered to as Tournament World covers a region of roughly nine million square miles, including two mountain ranges, a sizable desert, and several inland seas. The regions are typically named for their terrain, called simply "Desert Region", "Mountain Region", etc.		Like most Flat worlds, the dimension has not been fully mapped or explored, and may connect up with other flat dimensions. The area refered to as Tournament World covers a region of roughly nine million square miles, including two mountain ranges, a sizable desert, and several inland seas. The regions are typically named for their terrain, called simply "Desert Region", "Mountain Region", etc.

	For ~~it's~~ size, Tournament World is ~~extremely~~ sparsely populated, having only about a billion full-time residents. It is accessibly by [[GATE]] from most of the [[Known Worlds]] and has an enormous tourist population, generally hovering in around the nine-hundred-million mark, spiking to over two billion in ~~peek~~ seasons. There are also another half a billion or more workers who either come to the wolrd for major events, or commute from off-world population centers. A large portion of Tournament World's surface area is not ~~airable~~, and the thinly-spread population makes it more economical to import most resources through the GATE.		For its size, Tournament World is sparsely populated, having only about a billion full-time residents. It is accessibly by [[GATE]] from most of the [[Known Worlds]] and has an enormous tourist population, generally hovering around the nine-hundred-million mark, spiking to over two billion in peak seasons. There are also another half a billion or more workers who either come to the wolrd for major events, or commute from off-world population centers. A large portion of Tournament World's surface area is not arable, and the thinly-spread population makes it more economical to import most resources through the GATE.

	==Economic Activities==		==Economic Activities==

CourseDirector at 22:55, 22 June 2016

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	Tournament World is a large [[Known Worlds#Flat Dimensions\|flat dimension]] and formally a part of the [[Alliance]] though administrated as [[~~Join~~ Space]]. The name refers specifically to a large section of it, though it has numerous populated regions.		Tournament World is a large [[Known Worlds#Flat Dimensions\|flat dimension]] and formally a part of the [[Alliance]] though administrated as [[Joint Space]]. The name refers specifically to a large section of it, though it has numerous populated regions.

	==Regions and Demographics==		==Regions and Demographics==
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	Tournament World has played host to a variety of mining and quarrying expeditions. It's large size and general emptiness make it attractive to such ventures, with remote sites seldom policed and environmental concerns often ignored. However, the sparse population means no local markets, and the remoteness forces comercial operations must ship their produce through the GATE. The [[Foundation]] now owns most of the mineral rights for known rich deposits, and carries out regular mining operations to extract materials for internal use.		Tournament World has played host to a variety of mining and quarrying expeditions. It's large size and general emptiness make it attractive to such ventures, with remote sites seldom policed and environmental concerns often ignored. However, the sparse population means no local markets, and the remoteness forces comercial operations must ship their produce through the GATE. The [[Foundation]] now owns most of the mineral rights for known rich deposits, and carries out regular mining operations to extract materials for internal use.

	The primary source of revenue for Tournament World is the tournaments implied by the name. [[Mech\|Mecha combat]] is the primary attraction, as few other worlds can offer the large and un-populated spaces generally required for launching missiles at each other. Large, organized tournaments, and ongoing		The primary source of revenue for Tournament World is the tournaments implied by the name. [[Mech\|Mecha combat]] is the primary attraction, as few other worlds can offer the large and un-populated spaces generally required for launching missiles at each other. Large, organized tournaments, and ongoing clash matches dominate the landscape.

			==Cities==
			Tournament World has three main cities linked by a number of outlying communities.

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Tournament World is a large [[Known Worlds#Flat Dimensions|flat dimension]] and formally a part of the [[Alliance]] though administrated as [[Join Space]]. The name refers specifically to a large section of it, though it has numerous populated regions.

==Regions and Demographics==
Like most Flat worlds, the dimension has not been fully mapped or explored, and may connect up with other flat dimensions. The area refered to as Tournament World covers a region of roughly nine million square miles, including two mountain ranges, a sizable desert, and several inland seas. The regions are typically named for their terrain, called simply "Desert Region", "Mountain Region", etc.

For it's size, Tournament World is extremely sparsely populated, having only about a billion full-time residents. It is accessibly by [[GATE]] from most of the [[Known Worlds]] and has an enormous tourist population, generally hovering in around the nine-hundred-million mark, spiking to over two billion in peek seasons. There are also another half a billion or more workers who either come to the wolrd for major events, or commute from off-world population centers. A large portion of Tournament World's surface area is not airable, and the thinly-spread population makes it more economical to import most resources through the GATE.

==Economic Activities==
Tournament World has played host to a variety of mining and quarrying expeditions. It's large size and general emptiness make it attractive to such ventures, with remote sites seldom policed and environmental concerns often ignored. However, the sparse population means no local markets, and the remoteness forces comercial operations must ship their produce through the GATE. The [[Foundation]] now owns most of the mineral rights for known rich deposits, and carries out regular mining operations to extract materials for internal use.

The primary source of revenue for Tournament World is the tournaments implied by the name. [[Mech|Mecha combat]] is the primary attraction, as few other worlds can offer the large and un-populated spaces generally required for launching missiles at each other. Large, organized tournaments, and ongoing