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Starmap ID 326 Starmap code KELLOG Other sites Official sites Starmap The Kellog system is home to a stark dichotomy. Kellog II ("Xis") has been designated

between. It is entirely unknown what goods they might be interested in trading, what they produce natively or which items they deem illegal. It's also

VIII (via trade) Starmap ID 386 Starmap code GLIESE Other sites Official sites Starmap The Gliese system is a bustling hub of interspecies trade, with several

Empire with long lines of ships waiting to clear both UEE customs and Banu trade guilds. The blending of these two civilizations is readily apparent on Lo

variety of options for vice and entertainment, but there is still plenty of trade and business for those who want it. Yulin is a G-type main sequence dwarf

chosen not to confirm one way or another. Like with most Banu systems, the trade lanes are always packed with travelers from Banu, Human and Xi'an space.

to unload cargo for transport deeper into Xi'an space. This free flow of trade has led to more relaxed security protocols than other Xi'an systems. It has

territory, surveyors were hopeful that Fora system could become another major trade hub. Unfortunately, its only habitable planet, Hyperion (Fora III), fell

wanted real estate in the system, now set to become the jumping off point to trade with the Banu. With the potential for exotic materials, alien technology

last decade to become one of the busier xeno-trade hubs in the Empire. Now, with the proposed Human-Xi'an Trade Initiative being decided upon by the Senate

interference. Despite this, travel to the system to engage in black market trade opportunities remains significant. Note that the edict against travel to

human outposts. Bacchus: Possible location of Banu homeworld and popular trading destination for UEE haulers. Astronomical Unit (AU) Roughly the distance

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centuries, owing to its jump network and location, it has evolved into a massive trade hub. Kiel, Baker, Kilian and other name systems are short hops from the star

smaller mining operations set up digs on the various asteroids to mine and trade out-of-system. Again, thanks to the restricted nature of the jump point,

their society here. Their main religious facilities are off-limits but trading stalls have sprung up around it for travellers passing through the system

wealth of natural resources. Before long it was a bustling hub of mining and trade, and, in 2529, the system achieved represented status within the UPE. Centuries

did the military's presence in the system. Today, Castra is primarily a trading hub, though certain areas have stayed under military control and ready for

not terraformed, but has a paltry mining population, who are willing to trade with haulers. Originally known for its majestic mountain ranges, the beauty

production facilities, while the significant military presence in the system kept trade lanes safe and secure. Cheap real estate, safe shipping and lax regulations

point. Businesses looking to capitalize on improved relations and increased trade pay ever-rising real estate prices on Serling to have an office only one

four planets in the system. They shared a written language and culture. Trade and travel between the planets existed. Most likely in a series of wars,

the outer gasses of the Olympus Pool and raid shipping or conduct illegal trade. It is believed that at least one standing pirate facility exists within

has no settled planets, the system sees a healthy amount of traffic and trade from its connections to Idris and Banshee. Surprisingly, though, Garron generates

species access. However, thanks to diplomatic efforts like the Human-Xi'an Trade Initiative, the relationship between our two great Empires continues to improve

surprise announcement after decades of the system seeing only minimal Human trade and traffic, ArcCorp revealed that they had procured a contract with the

not show on the Starmap. However it also shows up on the ArcCorp Jobwell trade terminals alongside Krell, another alien system that is not on the Starmap

descriptions posted to the Comm-Link. $3.1M: Odin System $3.2M: Tyrol System $3.3M: Kellog System $3.4M: Goss System $3.5M: Orion System $3.6M: Ellis System $3.7M:

These can come in a number of different forms, from underground tunnels, to trading towns, to active or former research/mining bases. Often times, due to the

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the 2712 opening of trade relations with Gliese prolonged the life of the Messer regime for another eighty years. A vibrant trading center with an abundant

interference. Despite this, travel to the system to engage in black market trade opportunities remains significant. The system’s first planet is a tidally

wanted real estate in the system, now set to become the jumping off point to trade with the Banu. With the potential for exotic materials, alien technology

thawing of relations between the Xi’An and Human Empires. With the increase in trade and other relations between the powers, the ready-made invasion force has

jump routes and its potential as a refueling point within reach of a major trade lane. A true survey of the system ended up taking a lot longer than anticipated

Although the actual specifics of the deal have remained a tightly-held trade secret, insiders suggest that Xi’An technology has played heavily into Freelancer

catching waves to tonight’s top story, the new trade deal that has been making waves. The Human-Xi’an Trade Initiative, or HuXa as it’s come to be known

Lo as the headquarters in order to take advantage of the then-burgeoning trade between the UEE and the Banu Protectorate. The company has been notoriously

on. Xenia is a Covalex shipping hub constructed to support the burgeoning trade lanes between Baker and the Xi’An Empire. Xenia has expanded by leaps and

planet held seemingly significant deposits and a minor “metal rush” saw human trade ships quickly try to harvest what they could. The planet today bears the

massive terraforming conglomerate at the forefront of the then-lucrative trade. By then, ArcCorp had moved beyond mineral rights and was also dealing in

languished. It doesn’t receive updated infrastructure and still lacks traditional trade routes and opportunities, all of which makes Leir one of the most fascinating

wealth of natural resources. Before long it was a bustling hub of mining and trade, and, in 2529, the system achieved represented status within the UPE. Centuries

claimed that the company would stay loyal to the system and told numerous trade publications that its parts would always be “made in Magnus.” Unfortunately

geostationary orbit within sublight broadcasting distance of Terra’s second-largest trade lane, a signal began to move across the system. Within hours, hundreds of

settlements of workers and their families. Some of these encampments want to trade with outsiders, while others prefer to be left alone. To avoid any confusion

and the tourists who frequent the system. There is no room for out-system trade, though: almost everything produced on Goss I is shipped to the other two

point. Businesses looking to capitalize on improved relations and increased trade pay ever-rising real estate prices on Serling to have an office only one

he was settling. He was at his wits end trying to get it through normal trade since most haulers refused to deal with the highly hazardous animal waste

has no settled planets, the system sees a healthy amount of traffic and trade from its connections to Idris and Banshee. Surprisingly, though, Garron generates