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May 18, 2008
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A different version of the Lost Planet variant. This time, the Wraith culture is in a fixed location in the Lost Planet system--but the location of the system itself is variable (lost) and must be discovered first. Everything needed to play is in this file--no need to download version A and combine.
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This looks like a good variant. There are always more ? counters than ? spaces though so it's possible that the Wormhole will be left out of the game. Was this the intent or is the Wormhole always in the game? It seems to me that the possibility of it not being in the game is better; otherwise, when all but one ? counter are revealed all players will know where the wormhole is - which isn't as fun/logical. I think there should always be a possibility that this culture will not be in the game - in this case it wouldn't be necessary to sort out the Wormhole from the other counters when placing a ? counter in that system.

Having an orbital around the planet as large as those around the stars is a bit odd. Not sure how that could be explained. Perhaps all the spaces should be penalty ovals - some sort of shield defense system the player's ship must navigate thus slowing its approach?
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