Star
red
- Spectral type
- K4p
- Colour
- red
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Greetings from the depths of Anmula XIV—your next adventure starts here!
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Document this world• Not a single beacon, not a single station—Anmula XIV is a blank slate in the cosmos
• Anmula XIV is a haven of peace, where conflict is rare and tensions remain minimal
• At the heart of Anmula XIV's economy lies scientific, a vital component of the scientific industry
• Neither a poor nor a rich system, Anmula XIV stands at a stable economic level
• The Anmula XIV system lacks a giant planet, making it a more typical stellar system
The star in the Anmula XIV system is a K4p star, characterized by its red color
The Anmula XIV system's lone sun burns bright, a beacon in the vast void of space
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I gave the sun a promotion. It now answers directly to me. - General SolarMaximus
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The travellers attempted a ‘business deal’ but kept referring to it as ‘bartering’. Very amateur. – Intergalactic Trade Bureau
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Their frigates dropped off so many precious resources that our entire economy had to be recalibrated. Thanks, travelers. – Zythor Trade League
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We tried to explain the importance of the mountain. The traveler said ‘it’s just higher ground.’ Now it’s 16 floors of 24/16 partying. – Shrines of the Old Sky
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They built a stairway to nowhere and called it ‘conceptual’. – Structure Analyst Krenn