Crimelios

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"A Boundless Constellation Lays in Wait..."

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The dim nature of Crimelios begets its obscurity on the galactic stage. Found in the desolate Aer sector of Seraph's Frontier, a little less than a million people reside amidst its planets. Those who do are largely of the Shezi, a race that thrives in a lack of sunlight. Discovered nearly a hundred years ago, Crimelios is governed by the independent Unity of Twilight, centered around the city of Eventide on the system's fifth planet.

Six worlds encircle the faint sun: Falaros, the pair Hallos and Dunos, Dunacia, Twilight, and Ross. In addition, several dwarf planets can be found across its reaches, including Vallos and Seros.

Orbiting Bodies

Planets

Falaros

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Crimelios I / Hot turbulent superjovia
The first planet of Crimelios, Falaros, is a tidally locked gas giant blanketed by fiery bands of orange clouds. The planet's intense winds and scorching climate render it the most inhabitable environment in the system. A pair of remotely-operated gas extraction sites, Aero and Cazo, supply the Unity of Twlight with a generous supply of hydrogen.

Hallos

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Crimelios II / TBA
Hallos is a massive rocky planet sharing a barycenter with the smaller Dunos. A thin atmosphere of helium and neon bestow its sky a faint green tint best visible in the lowest points of the planet.

Dunos

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Crimelios III / TBA
Dunos, sharing a barycenter with the larger Hallos, is a low-mass rocky planet.

Dunacia

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Crimelios IV / Cool desertic telluria
Dunacia is a cold, desolate planet whose crimson wastes, ochre skies and vast rings lead to a strong sense of isolation. Thirty two extraction sites have been established across the planet, draining it of any high-value resources. Many consider Dunacia a vital stepping stone towards the Unity of Twilight's total independence.

Dalo

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Dunacia I / Cool C-type asteroid
Dalo is a ringed asteroid orbiting Dunacia and is the planet's singular satellite. Orbiting at a distance of one hundred and twenty-three thousand kilometers, it is barely a speck in the ochre skies. Although Dalo is rich in various resources, the Unity of Twilight has chosen to preserve it as is, noting the scarcity of such bodies in space.

Twilight

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Crimelios V / Temperate habitable marine telluria
By all accounts, Twilight should be an uninhabitable world. Yet, ancient orbital mirrors bask the planet in a pleasant climate and have given rise to a rich biosphere. The sparse sunlight provides an ideal environment for the planet's inhabitants, the Shezi. Eventide, the capital of the Unity of Twilight, is built on Twilight's northern continent Yza.

Ross

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Crimelios VI / Frigid selenic aquaria
Ross is the last of Crimelios' planets, an icy body ravaged by temperatures as low as minus two hundred and forty degrees. It is uninhabitable to every known form of life, and surface expeditions require the use of specialized environment suits. The sparse light that reaches Ross reveals the countless lineae that run across its exceptionally flat terrain.

Dwarf Planets

Vallos

Description
Vallos is a gray, barren dwarf planet sitting in-between the second and third orbits of Crimelios, reaching a little more than a thousand and one hundred kilometers in diameter. By the present day, eleven extraction sites have been constructed on the dwarf planet's cratered surface, supplying ores to vast orbital refineries.

Vass

Description
Vass is a resource-rich dwarf planet nestled in-between the orbits of Twilight and Ross. Measuring over two thousand and five hundred kilomters in diameter, it is larger than any other dwarf planet in the system. In the last century, thirty two mining operations have arisen on its cratered surface.

Seros

Description
The dwarf planet of Seros is farther than any other in Crimelios, encircling the faint sun a little over thirty astronomical units away. The temperature on its surface are as cold as the depths of space, as barely any light reaches the planet. Ever since the system's colonization, it has seen sparse activity.

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