The information presented here is taken from Imperiallines #1, a
short-lived newsletter from GDW.  In this issue, it was stated that
Marc Miller had officially ruled that Foreven would be left forever
undeveloped, to serve as a "referee's private reserve".  All previously
published information was collected together and "set in stone" in
Imperiallines #1, as was the non-development edict.

This idea has been preserved in Foreven Sector for Galactic.  Only the
information presented in Imperiallines #1 is included here - the
locations of planets, the names and UWPs for five important planets in
the sector, and the bounds of the interstellar polities have been coded
into Galactic.  Names and UWPs for the remainder of the worlds have
been omitted or replaced by question marks.

Imperiallines #1 stated that the character of Foreven was much like
that of the Spinward Marches, the sector immediately to trailing.  It
is a sector where Imperial and Zhodani interests vie with each other,
and come into conflict, though usually in the form of tensions between
their respective proxies.  It is also in an area that is a "natural"
for the expansion of both.

(Some information in the following paragraphs courtesy Paranoia Press/
C. Kallenbach via Galactic 2.4 [Vanguard Reaches sector notes].)

The main Zhodani proxies in the area are the Avalar Consulate in 
Foreven/Beyond and the Steblenz Consulate (a full-fledged Zhodani 
colony) in Vanguard Reaches; the Imperium has three independent systems 
in Foreven that are client states, and on the Vanguard Reaches/Far 
Frontiers border, to spinward, the Duchy of Trelyn (renamed the Trelyn 
Domain, as part of a governmental reorganization paralleling the 
reorganization of the Domain of Deneb subsequent to the Rebellion) also 
takes an active role as an Imperial client state to promote Imperial 
interests in the region.

The same major aliens that can be found in the Spinward Marches can 
also be found here; Aslan, Vargr, and Droyne and Chirpers may be 
encountered, although Vargr will probably be encountered less 
frequently, and Aslan (and Zhodani) more frequently, than in the 
Spinward Marches.