Planet (Trait)
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Abyz (Hazardous)
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3
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0
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Its thick, complex atmosphere is inhospitable to most races, but Abyz is known for its seemingly endless natural reserves of rare minerals and precious metals.
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Fria (Hazardous)
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2
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0
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Brutally cold ice world populated only by a few scattered mining camps. Despite brutal climate, highly prized for its deposits of rare ores used in starship drives.
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Arinam (Industrial)
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1
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2
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Isolated planet poor in resources but rich in natural beauty. Boasts many exotic resorts frequented by the rich and famous of the galaxy.
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Meer (Hazardous)
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0
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4
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Hellish world immolated in the inferno of its nearby sun. Famed for the fiery majesty of its surface when viewed from the safety of its many orbital stations.
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Arnor (Industrial)
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2
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1
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Lush, green world that is renowned for some of the most fertile soil in the galaxy. Dominated by endless fields and the processing facilities of large agricultural firms.
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Lor (Industrial)
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1
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2
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Wreathed in vast seas of methane ice. Sea floor drilling platforms harvest rare crystals used in advance computers and energy weapons.
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Bereg (Hazardous)
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3
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1
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A frozen world that is inhospitable to most races. Indentured laborers risk attacks from arctic sharaks in the infamous Iodinium mines.
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Lirta IV (Hazardous)
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2
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3
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Covered in vast swamps and fetid bogs. Home to rare biochemical compounds unique to its marshlands used in everything from exotic foods to biogenic drugs.
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Centauri (Cultural)
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1
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3
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Venerable world with few resources but a rich history. Site of important treaties between several races during the Twilight Wars.
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Gral (Industrial)
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1
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1
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Backwater planet with modest resources and an unassuming populace. Most noted for the reliable and affordable vehicles produced in its factories.
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Coorneeq (Cultural)
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1
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2
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Former garden world that has subsequently enjoyed increased industrialization. Home to the esteemed Free Worlds Academy of Military Science and Research.
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Resculon (Cultural)
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2
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0
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Poor in natural resources, but a nearby nexus of major trade routes has brought it increasing wealth as interstellar commerce has intensified.
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Dal Bootha (Cultural)
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0
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2
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A populous planet whose resources have been severely depleted. Well-educated citizenry and many universities, but dependent on foreign imports.
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Xxehan (Cultural)
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1
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1
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Known for genetically complex native lifeforms adapted to tainted atmosphere and biochemistry.
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Lazar (Industrial)
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1
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0
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The only inhabited world in a forgettable system. Few native resources and only rudimentary, often underdeveloped, industries.
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Sakulag (Hazardous)
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2
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1
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Jungle planet plagued by dangerous predators such as the arboreal razeden. Home to many exotic biochemicals and natural pharmaceuticals.
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Lodor (Cultural)
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3
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1
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Wealthy planet ruled by powerful biotech consortiums. Rumored to harbor hidden caches of outlawed bacterial weapons.
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Alpha Wormhole
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Mehar Xull (Hazardous)
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1
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3
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Unstable radiation belts create hazardous living conditions but facilitate research in the electro-quantum propulsion technologies.
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Mellon (Cultural)
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0
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2
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Poor in natural resources but rich in exotic plant and animal life. Protected as a planetary xenological garden and lifeform preserve.
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Zohbat (Hazardous)
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3
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1
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Known for its highly intoxicating Zohlian whiskey and the planetary space elevator that links the surface with orbital stations and shipyards.
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New Albion (Industrial)
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1
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1
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Rare atmospheric composition and biochemistry support lifeforms unlike any others in the galaxy.
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Starpoint (Hazardous)
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3
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1
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Large planet with eight small moons that supply a wide range of valuable resources. Acidic rains and toxic storms make it an unappealing destination for tourists.
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Quann (Cultural)
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2
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1
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Since the discovery of the Alpha Wormhole, this temperate planet with two continents and one large ocean has been a haven for traders and smugglers alike.
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Beta Wormhole
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Qucen'n (Industrial)
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1
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2
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After the Twilight Wars, existed for centuries as a near-utopia of scattered communal farms free from governmental interference.
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Rarron (Cultural)
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0
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3
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Large, populous world with three distinctive moons renowned for its biomodification clinics and cyber boutiques.
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Saudor (Industrial)
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2
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2
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Prosperous planet with large native population and substantial industry. Extreme axial tilt results in long day-night cycle that some races find uncomfortable.
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Tar'Mann (Industrial)
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1
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1
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Small, isolated planet with small population and modest resources. Most famous for its delicious avinberries.
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Tequ'ran (Hazardous)
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2
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0
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Desolate planet transformed into weapons testing facility for large defense consortiums.
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Torkan (Cultural)
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0
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3
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Populous planet almost completely dependent on foreign imports to sustain the extravagant lifestyles of its citizens.
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Thibah (Industrial)
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1
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1
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Burdened by overpopulation and low mineral content in the planetary crust. Historically used as a staging world for deep-space exploration and trade.
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Vefut II (Hazardous)
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2
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2
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Massive, rocky world cursed with extreme gravity. Underground cities support advanced research in antigravity technologies.
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Wellon (Industrial)
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1
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2
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Sky cities suspended in helium-rich atmosphere more noted for fantastic views than the small quantities of exotic elements harvested by their chemical mines.
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