Pyro V

Pyro V is a massive yellow and green gas giant that is slowly pulling Pyro IV into its orbit. It is considered a low yield refueling point because of the poor hydrogen mix present in the upper atmosphere.^[1]

Natural Satellites

Ignis : Pyro 5a

	This innermost moon of Pyro V is covered in deep canyons and dried riverbeds, with a frigid climate and highly toxic atmosphere of sulfur dioxide. Nevertheless, small amounts of oxygen can resupply visitors' air reserve tanks.^[2]

Vatra : Pyro 5b

	The thick, high-pressure nitrogen-methane atmosphere of this moon hides are dark and eerie landscape.^[3] Plants found here subsist on hydrocarbons rather than carbon dioxide.^[4]

Adir : Pyro 5c

	The crater-ridden surface of Adir is interspersed with rocky hills and jagged mountains.^[5]

Fairo : Pyro 5d

	Frequent earthquakes rock Fairo, causing spectacular waves in its brackish seas.^[6] An unusual ecosystem thrives both on its surface and under the sea.^[7]

Fuego : Pyro 5e

	High amounts of iron-sulfide in Fuego's soil turn it a livid shade of yellow-black.^[8] In the early 2600s, an infamous smuggler group known as the Headhunters utilized Fuego as a stash point for goods in their nascent years.^[9]

Vuur : Pyro 5f

	The carbon-rich soil and warmer than usual atmosphere of Vuur supports unique forms of plant life that use crystalline carbon in their base structures.^[10] This plant life was once a popular subject of research among botanists until outlaws took over the system.^[11]

Pyro IV

	Astronomers theorize that in the distant past, Pyro IV collided with a planet-sized body, warping the landscape and knocking it into the orbit of Pyro V.^[12] A new atmosphere has since formed, though the planet is constrained to a long, slow collision course with Pyro V and is expected to one day crash into the gas giant or transform into planetary rings.^[13]