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{{quote|Does it exist, or does it not? If it does, then on Raxxla there’s an alien construct that’s a gateway to other Universes, and all that’s in those Universes in the way of bounty, and treasures, and aliens, and life...|Rafe Zetter in The Dark Wheel by Robert Holdstock}} | {{quote|Does it exist, or does it not? If it does, then on Raxxla there’s an alien construct that’s a gateway to other Universes, and all that’s in those Universes in the way of bounty, and treasures, and aliens, and life...|Rafe Zetter in The Dark Wheel by Robert Holdstock}} | ||
'''Raxxla''' is; a fabled planet, a ghost world, a myth, a legend. It was first featured the 1982 book The Alien World-A Complete Illustrated | '''Raxxla''' is; a fabled planet, a ghost world, a myth, a legend. It was first featured in the 1982 book <u>The Alien World-A Complete Illustrated Guide</u> written by Steven Eisler, the pen name for Robert Holdstock. Robert Holdstock then published a novella called [[Elite: The Dark Wheel]], which came packaged with the original [[Elite]] game in 1984.<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Wheel#Packaging_and_marketing</ref> Raxxla has been a hot topic for debate within the Elite community ever since. | ||
== Legend == | == Legend == | ||