Star
green
- Spectral type
- E7
- Colour
- green
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green
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Document this world• Cawatarm remains uncharted, its planets untouched and its secrets undiscovered
• Cawatarm is a haven of peace, where conflict is rare and tensions remain minimal
• The economy of Cawatarm is centered around technology, a key part of the technology sector
• Opportunities in Cawatarm exist, though wealth remains fairly distributed without extremes
• The Cawatarm system lacks a giant planet, making it a more typical stellar system
In the Cawatarm system, the central star is a E7 type, known for its green appearance
The planets of Cawatarm orbit their lone sun in a graceful and timeless dance
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Saw a mountain do the worm. Hypnotic
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My followers must circle me clockwise every solar cycle. Counterclockwise is heresy. - Lord Radiant Spin
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They mistook our bioluminescent plant forests for ‘cool glow-in-the-dark decorations’. Offensive. – Arboreal Guardian Torrix
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The travelers sent so much rare tech that it rendered our own technologies obsolete in mere hours. Market panic ensued. – Vess-Tra Merchant Guild
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Traveler sells at terminal, prices drop. Then he comes to me for real deal. Smart! – Gek Negotiator Frim
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Karen_Explores: I asked for help with a translation, and the Korvax gave me a 30-minute lecture. What a waste of time!’