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When the Ur-Quan conquered earth, they did not believe that the humans would obey. Although not very powerful in means of ships, Humans were allways rebelious and cunning. Thus, the earthguard was born.  
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A base established by the Ur-Quan Kzer-Za after the subjugation of Earth. Due to the central role the humans had played in the Alliance of Free Stars, as well as their planet's abundance in natural resources and industrial capacity and the humans' demonstrated aptitude for tenacity and cunning, the Ur-Quan opted to leave a larger-than-usual garrison to keep watch over the enslaved humans. They left a force consisting of the two neighboring combat thrall races, the Spathi and the Ilwrath, to form an "Earthguard" garrison on Earth's moon.
  
The earthguard was a group of hierarchy battle thralls, stationing near earth. At the beggining it consisted of Ilwrath and Spathi fleets. However, the Ilwrath soon departed, after hearing that ther twin gods, Dogar&Kazon are calling them. This is probably the point when they began attacking the Pkunk.
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Unfortunately, when the Kzer-Za disappeared to fight the Doctrinal Conflict, discipline broke down, and the Ilwrath, the leading forces of the Earthguard, soon left to join in the hunting of the Pkunk that had been dictated by Dogar and Kazon. Their remaining Spathi subordinates soon let their paranoia get the better of them, slowly migrating their base from Luna to Mars to Ganymede and so on, hoping to put distance between themselves and the humans so as to minimize the chance of having to fight an escaped rebel human force without backup. In order to prevent either their Ur-Quan masters or their human charges from learning about their cowardice, they carefully rigged an automated system to make the Luna base continue to appear active, constantly running the base's life-support systems, programming robots to move dirt and rocks around to simulate construction projects, and constantly broadcasting a Melnorme FunRom over transmission channels to simulate radio chatter. The ruse was successful, keeping the few humans on the Starbase intensely worried about the Earthguard until Captain Zelnick finally came along to prove its disappearance.
 
 
The paranoid Spathi were left alone however, when the last Ilwrath ship said that they will return "real soon", which actually meant never. Since they were aware of the fact that humans are rather smart creatures, they reocated from the base on the moon, hopping all around Sol, ending up finally on Pluto.
 
 
 
Thye left a base however to trick the Humans into thinking that the base is still occupied by Spathi and Ilwrath. They programmed it into looping "Winky's Happy Night" all the time in ardio frequencies, and programmed bulldozers to endlessly bulldoze the same piles of dirt, over and over. Since the Orbital station on Earth did not have the equippement to recieve the signal, only a part of it, they did not have a chance to notice the trick, and really belived that the base was occupied.
 
 
 
Destroying the base was the first task for Capitan Zelnick, given to him by the station capitan. When he arrived, one of the landers entered the base and gave him a report, in which the xenotech was sure that the signal is some sort of warning. After robbing the base, he departed to the starbase.
 

Revision as of 08:02, 5 September 2004

A base established by the Ur-Quan Kzer-Za after the subjugation of Earth. Due to the central role the humans had played in the Alliance of Free Stars, as well as their planet's abundance in natural resources and industrial capacity and the humans' demonstrated aptitude for tenacity and cunning, the Ur-Quan opted to leave a larger-than-usual garrison to keep watch over the enslaved humans. They left a force consisting of the two neighboring combat thrall races, the Spathi and the Ilwrath, to form an "Earthguard" garrison on Earth's moon.

Unfortunately, when the Kzer-Za disappeared to fight the Doctrinal Conflict, discipline broke down, and the Ilwrath, the leading forces of the Earthguard, soon left to join in the hunting of the Pkunk that had been dictated by Dogar and Kazon. Their remaining Spathi subordinates soon let their paranoia get the better of them, slowly migrating their base from Luna to Mars to Ganymede and so on, hoping to put distance between themselves and the humans so as to minimize the chance of having to fight an escaped rebel human force without backup. In order to prevent either their Ur-Quan masters or their human charges from learning about their cowardice, they carefully rigged an automated system to make the Luna base continue to appear active, constantly running the base's life-support systems, programming robots to move dirt and rocks around to simulate construction projects, and constantly broadcasting a Melnorme FunRom over transmission channels to simulate radio chatter. The ruse was successful, keeping the few humans on the Starbase intensely worried about the Earthguard until Captain Zelnick finally came along to prove its disappearance.