Eos Exodus Star System
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Eos Exodus is a Luddic Church system with an additional Independent market.
Eos Exodus, White Dwarf
| The beginning of the end for most stars, the white dwarf was once a red giant not massive enough to fuse carbon. Extremely dense and slowly radiating away its heat as it no longer undergoes fusion reactions, its volume is supported against gravitational collapse only by electron degeneracy pressure. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
- Center of the Eos Exodus System
Phaosphoros (Eos Exodus I), Gas Giant
| Anomalously close to its parent star, this gas giant probably formed in the outer system and later migrated inward due to a chance encounter with some rogue cosmic mass. Primarily composed of hydrogen and helium gasses, the temperature and pressure at the core are extreme. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
- Planetary Conditions
- Note that as an uninhabited world, Phaosphoros will have a range of market conditions that changes between playthroughs.
- As a Gas Giant, it will always contains a randomly generated amount of volatiles.
- High Gravity: +50% hazard rating & -10% accessibility.
- Hazard Rating: 150%+
- Orbits Eos Exodus
- Orbited by an asteroid belt
Lucifer (Eos Exodus I-A), Volcanic World
| A geologically unstable planet without a permanently formed crust. Glowing fissures and active volcanoes litter the surface, the magma they spew forth combining to form flows that travel hundreds of kilometers across the charred surface. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
- Planetary Conditions
- Note that as an uninhabited world, Thrinakia will have a range of market conditions that changes between playthroughs.
- As a Volcanic world, it will have at least Tectonic Activity & Hot and likely have Extreme Heat and significant Ore & Transplutonic Ore deposits.
- Hazard Rating: 150%+
- Orbits Phaosphoros
Tartessus (Eos Exodus II), Arid World, Luddic Church
| Seat of the local branch of the Luddic Church and economic center of the system. The quiet cosmopolitan centers of Tartessus housing the Eos Exodus Curia are clustered around calm, warm seas. The world's population is dominated by Luddic practitioners of various sects and, while large, is mostly rural and agrarian, eking out a generally devout existence through subsistence farming and export of handcrafts. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
| An old, dry world that has a much smaller percentage of water in its atmosphere than terran standard. No active plate tectonics; highly eroded mountains and silted shallow seas. The atmosphere and magnetic field protect the surface from stellar radiation. The most accessible mineral resources were mined in a flurry of rapacious industrialism shortly after discovery. | ||
–Secondary Description | ||
- Planetary Conditions
- Population: Tartessus is a world of tens of millions.
- Luddic Majority: +1 stability & +1 production for preferred jobs.
- Adequate Farmland: No bonuses or penalties to food production (Farming).
- Sparse Ore Deposits: -1 ore production (Mining).
- Trace Organics: -1 organics production (Mining).
- Habitable: -25% hazard rating.
- Hazard Rating: 75%
- Luddic Church Market
- Orbits Eos Exodus
The Grace of Tartessus (Planetary Ring)
- Orbits Tartessus
Makeshift Sensor Array
| Built using the best technology available in the Sector, a makeshft sensor array is nonetheless capable of passively monitoring the entire star system and has a transmitter capable of real-time, faster-than-light data transmission to friendly fleets within. The data is useful to supplement the regular sensor readings made by fleets. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
- Orbits Eos Exodus as Tartessus' L3 trojan
Baetis (Eos Exodus II-L4), Barren-Bombarded World, Independent
| A dwarf-planet from the outer system captured in the L4 of Tartessus, clouds of volatiles evaporate from the battered surface of this world. The weathered infrastructure left from the initial colonization of the system has been re-settled by a lively population of out-of-system nonbelievers and dissidents exiled from Tartessus. The spaceport itself operates under a military administration sponsored by the Knights of Ludd, who collect tithes from commercial activity. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
| Ad-holos sprout around the landing bays proclaiming joyful, tasteless wickedness available for travelers who wish to decompress, for even here the moral framework of the Church rules, albeit profitably inverted. Even the Faithful benefit, for those who do visit here on business or proselytization can make a great demonstration of denying the fleshpots of Baetis. | ||
–Secondary Description | ||
- Planetary Conditions
- Population: Baetis is home to hundreds of thousands of people.
- Plentiful Volatiles: +2 volatiles production (Mining).
- Thin Atmosphere: +25% hazard rating.
- Low Gravity: +25% hazard rating & +10% accessibility.
- Hazard Rating: 150%
- Independent Market
- Orbits Eos Exodus as Tartessus' L4 trojan
Paladin's Bridge
- Jump Point
- Orbits Eos Exodus as Tartessus' L5 trojan
The Pilgrims (Asteroid Belt)
- Orbits Eos Exodus between Tartessus and Hesperus
Hesperus (Eos Exodus III), Rocky Ice World, Luddic Church
| An ice-world with a thin, cold atmosphere, industrial terraforming of the planet was halted around the time of Luddic takeover of the Eos Exodus system. Virtue may be found in hardship and the Knights embrace this hardship in the martial monastic communities scattered on the surface of Hesperus. Limited organics mining is permitted with contracts awarded exclusively to the Faithful. The administration of Ceyx and Hesperus is shared in the office of a single Presbyter Orbis. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
| Monasteries cling to particularly sublime rifts and promontories of volcanic shields and the occasional pluton that's forced itself through the world-wrapping crust of ice. These forbid outside visitors - particularly the unfaithful - without dispensation of the knights. However, by authority of the reigning Presbyter Orbis, a number of special economic zones on the shifting ice floes transmit civilian landing beacons to call outside traders to port. | ||
–Secondary Description | ||
- Planetary Conditions
- Population: Hesperus is home to hundreds of thousands of people.
- Luddic Majority: Negated.
- Moderate Rare Ore Deposits: No bonuses or penalties to transplutonic ore production (Mining).
- Abundant Ore Deposits: +1 ore production (Mining).
- Abundant Organics: +1 organics production (Mining).
- Thin Atmosphere: +25% hazard rating.
- Cold: +25% hazard rating.
- Hazard Rating: 150%
- Luddic Church Market
- Notes
- A site of a Luddic shrine that's routinely visited by Luddics pilgrims as part of the The Pilgrim's Path.
- Orbits Eos Exodus
Ceyx (Eos Exodus III-A), Barren-Bombarded World
| A captured dwarf planet which holds the largest concentration of military facilities in the Eos Exodus system. The Knights have appropriated and extended vast subsurface ship facilities, armories, barracks, and all the training, administration, and housing facilities one would expect of the home of the Luddic Armada. The administration of Ceyx and Hesperus is shared in the office of a single Presbyter Orbis. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
- Planetary Conditions
- Note that as an uninhabited world, Ceyx will have a range of market conditions that changes between playthroughs.
- No Atmosphere: +50% hazard rating.
- Cold: +25% hazard rating.
- Low Gravity: +25% hazard rating & +10% accessibility.
- Hazard Rating: 200%
- Notes
- Extension of the Hesperus
- Due to the above fact, this planet can't be colonized.
- Orbits Hesperus
Daedaleon (Eos Exodus III-B), Irradiated World, Luddic Church
| Site of a former research base operated by the Tri-Tachyon Corporation, a massive containment failure released a highly energetic and seemingly self-sustaining process or object which melted into the crust leaving a plume of strange radiation which spews exotic particles to this day. The moon is abandoned of all human activity but for a network of orbiting hazard beacons maintained by the Knights of Ludd. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
- Planetary Conditions
- Note that as an uninhabited world, Daedaleon will have a range of market conditions that changes between playthroughs.
- Irradiated: +50% hazard rating.
- Hazard Rating: 150%+
- Orbits Hesperus
- Marked with a warning beacon
- This planet can't be colonized.
Hesperus Relay
| A Domain-era technology used primarily on the frontier, this is a hyperwave communications array which transmits and receives data between star systems at faster-than-light speeds. The rapidly pulsing hyperwaves suitable for FTL data transmission have been shown to damage DNA so these relays are always stationed away from habitats. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
- Orbits Eos Exodus as Hesperus' L4 trojan
Eos Exodus Gate (Inactive Gate)
| A solid ring of adamantine material, derelict of a former age. | ||
–In-Game Description | ||
- Orbits Eos Exodus, shares(?) with Hesperus
Fringe Jump-point
- Orbits Eos Exodus
Trivia
- Eos Exodus means "departing dawn" in Greek.
- Phaosphoros is the ancient Greek term for the morning star (Venus), while Lucifer is the Latin term.
- Tartessus was the ancient Greek name for the Guadalquivir River, while Baetis is the Latin name.
- Hesperus is the ancient Greek term for the evening star (Venus).
- Ceyx is the son of Phaosphoros in Greek mythology.
- Daedaleon is the son of Hesperus in Greek mythology and is a great warrior.
Additionally, the Eos Exodus System might spawn the following procedurally generated planets:
- Kephalos Lover of the Goddess Eos.
- Procris Wife of Kephalos. Spawns as a Moon of Kephalos.
- Minyas Founder of Orchomenus and ancestor of the Minyans.
- Cymene Daughter of Minyas and Wife of Kephalos.
- Arcesius In Greek mythology, Arcesius is in some tellings the son of Kephalos and Procris.
- Astraeus Husband to the Goddess of the Dawn, Eos.
- Boreas God of the north wind in Greek mythology. Son of Eos and Astraeus. Spawns as a Moon of Astraeus.
- Notus God of the south wind in Greek mythology. Son of Eos and Astraeus. Spawns as a Moon of Astraeus.
- Eurus God of the east wind in Greek mythology. Son of Eos and Astraeus. Spawns as a Moon of Astraeus.
- Zephyrus God of the west wind in Greek mythology. Son of Eos and Astraeus. Spawns as a Moon of Astraeus.
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Version History
- The Eos system was revealed as one of four new star systems in the Fleet Creation Blog.
- Added in the 0.65a Update.