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HOME TO - [[Daganians]]<br /> | HOME TO - [[Daganians]]<br /> | ||
FIRST APPEARED - [ | FIRST APPEARED - [https://www.gateworld.net/atlantis/s1/the-brotherhood/ The Brotherhood] | ||
== KEY EPISODE == | == KEY EPISODE == | ||
[ | [https://www.gateworld.net/atlantis/s1/the-brotherhood/ The Brotherhood] - Sheppard's team visists Dagan in the hopes of following up on a rumor that a Zero Point Module exists somewhere in the ancient ruins of the planet.<br/> | ||
[[Category:Planets]][[Category:Atlantis]][[Category:Daganians]] | [[Category:Planets]][[Category:Atlantis]][[Category:Daganians]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:13, 4 April 2018
Planet formerly occupied by the Sudarians, today dominated by the Daganians. Sudarian ruins long-concealed the mythical Potentia after the Quindosim were lost to a Wraith culling.
The Quindosim buried nine stone tablets throughout the land that, when placed together, would reveal the location of the Potentia, and unlock it.
A map of ancient Sudaria is still intact, drawn into a wall in the monastery of the Quindosim. The map itself was the location of the ninth and final stone tablet.
DETAILS
HOME TO - Daganians
FIRST APPEARED - The Brotherhood
KEY EPISODE
The Brotherhood - Sheppard's team visists Dagan in the hopes of following up on a rumor that a Zero Point Module exists somewhere in the ancient ruins of the planet.