| Start date | End Date | title | Category | type | Places referenced | People Referenced | Events Referenced | Description |
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| 2305 | 2305 | The silent harvester's | | event | nothing | nothing | nothing | Droidic ships continue to push into allied space and harvest minerals, ignoring all non-combat barriers and encouragements. With a worsening economic crash on Navu occurring, dragon tempers grow short and the humans are not far behind, several small groups begin to claim to be able to protect from Droidic incursion while mining when really all they do is blow up the mining vessels. |
| 2310 | 2310 | Major commercial disaster | | event | nothing | nothing | nothing | A massive industrial efffort, being undertaken by the Scientific arm of the Galactic Union's military branch is set up in an asteroid field ready to carry out various experiments and harvesting operations. Within two weeks, increased Droidic activity causes skirmishes to occuron the regular until, without warning, a larger than average fleet of mining ships crashes into the field and obliterates the statons, pulling them apart for spare parts and causing the deths of many scientists. |
| 2314 | 2314 | Increased Droidic threat across allied space | | event | nothing | nothing | nothing | Recognising that the Droidic harvesting vessels pose an unintended threat, The Galactic Union authorises military ships to conduct higher patrols and begin to take out any mining vessels that draw too close. |
| November 22nd, 2350 | December 8th, 2350 | Battle of Coltsvahr | | event | Navu | nothing | nothing | The Battle of Coltsvahr, in which draconic, Ryuchi, and human races banded together to repel the Shalka. the Shalka mounted a two week long campaign against Navu and her associated defensive outposts, aiming to cripple the planet's ability to defend itself or send economic ships to trade partners. while it ultimately failed in the long term, it did have severe reverbarations throughout both Dragon Society and that of the alliance as a whole. |
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