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Maps

Currently, the best way to see how the planets lay relative to one another is by using Claus Bornich's program "It's Full of Stars". This program is a freeware starmapping program. Written in 1998, it's a bit of an old warhorse but it has nice features for the price. You can get it here. You can find the IFOS map used to generate these images here. IFOS seems to have disappeared from the net... try this download to use it... I make no guarantees.

Eventually, I'm intending to use the phenomenal Blender and its ever-so-handy game engine to create a flyable galactic map. Until then, it's IFOS or these images. Custom charts can be generated on request.

Approximate galactic position of the known powers.
An overview of the layout of the major galactic powers.
A nice view of the edge of the Universe, where the Kharkosanth Empire stretches away from the Makkuth Dynasty, Bjaki Federation, and Core Commonwealth.
A view from behind/spinward. Good view of the Spinward Confederacy, Core Commonwealth, Kharkosanth Empire, Bjaki Federation, and Ptatl Shivery.
Remotely located in Bloc 6, the Vrudokin Empire is just starting to run into the other major powers pictured.
"Top" of  a three-part overview of the major powers.
"Middle" of  a three-part overview of the major powers.
"Bottom" of  a three-part overview of the major powers.