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	*[[Olive Branch]], [[Florist]]		*[[Olive Branch]], [[Florist]]
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	*[[Firemen]] <sup>[[IPTSF Text 6]]</sup>		*[[Firemen]] <sup>[[IPTSF Text 6]]</sup>
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		+	=Real World References=
		+	The name Haffaton may refer to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halftone halftone] - "technique that simulates continuous tone imagery through the use of dots, varying either in size, in shape or in spacing". This technique is used in printing photographic images - usually black-and-white - in newspapers (which may explain Haffaton's black and white livery).
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		+	Haffaton may also refer to the expression "half a ton" or "half ton" (roughly equal to 1000 pounds).
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Revision as of 13:52, 5 December 2011

Contents 1 Proposed Canon 1.1 Known Cities 1.2 Inhabitants 1.3 Known units 2 Real World References

Proposed Canon

Haffaton is a side involved in conflict with Goodminton around the time when Wanda popped. Haffaton is unallied.^{IPTSF Text 6}

Haffaton's livery is "black with white trim".^{IPTSF Text 7}

Known Cities

• Capital City of Haffaton
• Kiloton, level 4, Haffaton's second-largest production center ^{IPTSF Text 11}
• Plankton, level 2

Haffaton held the following cities before Goodminton captured them:

• Goodfinger, which originally belonged to Goodminton
• Frankburg
• Hamfurter

Inhabitants

• Olive Branch, Florist
• Larry Ansell, Warlord

Known units

• Firemen ^{IPTSF Text 6}

Real World References

The name Haffaton may refer to halftone - "technique that simulates continuous tone imagery through the use of dots, varying either in size, in shape or in spacing". This technique is used in printing photographic images - usually black-and-white - in newspapers (which may explain Haffaton's black and white livery).

Haffaton may also refer to the expression "half a ton" or "half ton" (roughly equal to 1000 pounds).