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Q1 Eridani
The
q1 Eridani system consists of a Jupiter sized gas giant that's orbited by a
large moon. The system was settled thanks to deposits of valuable
minerals located below the moons surface. Though the system's overall
population has been quickly shrinking, as it's been in the process of being
depopulated.
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Qasavara
The
Qasavara System's primary planet was home to a population of indigenous human
tribes. Over a thousand years the tribes were left untouched until explorers
from Fornax Region, drawn by the planet's vast supplies of natural resources,
started to colonize the tropical world.
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Quandra
The Quandra
System's primary planet was first settled by religious pilgrims who were
traveling through the Achernar Region. They viewed the harsh planet as a
temporary stop, though the desert world quickly claimed the lives of the
majority.
The
few survivors from the group lived on the world in isolation for over a
century.
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Quanta
The Quanta
system is located in an isolated part of the inner sphere.
Despite the system's isolation and significant population has grown
on the primary world. The planet is known for having vicious windstorms.
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Queenhaven
The Queenhaven System orbits a K-class subgiant star.
This system was once fairly normal but as the star brightened with age
the system changed. The first two planets of the system where once earth-like worlds,
but have are now lifeless deserts.
Life is beginning to grow on the third planet which is an ice world that
is thawing.
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Questra
Questra was
first settled by colonists from Izaria. They discovered the tropical primary
planet was a world rich in resources. With a lack of water, along with endless
jungles stretching across the surface, the planet struggled to build a large
population.
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Quinlan
Quinlan's
Primary Planet is a world known throughout the Inner Sphere as a gamblers
paradise, the planet is a prominent destination. Quinlan is the location
and many, sprawling, casino resorts lining the planet's popular coastlines.
Strips of casinos and resorts stretch out along the beaches of the various
coasts.
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