Low-wealth systems in Euclid
12 412 low-wealth systems documented in Euclid (No Man's Sky), 20% of the galaxy: where they cluster, top regions, every system with its glyphs.
Predicted by the Oracle
Share of 1 000 000 synthetic systems of Euclid, computed from addresses alone.
Surveyed by humans
Systems actually catalogued in Euclid, with their counts.
In numbers: all documented systems
12 412 of the 60 830 documented star systems of Euclid (20%) sit at the low wealth level. 2 261 of them are confirmed by a traveller's survey.
Every documented system of Euclid, observed or predicted, not only the survey codes above.
Euclid's poor systems
Low wealth is the weakest level a system's economy can show on the galaxy map. Its station has less to offer, and traders tend to pass it by. In Euclid, 12 412 documented systems sit at that level, 20% of the charted galaxy, and 18% of them were confirmed by a traveller rather than predicted by the Oracle.
A poor system is still a system: its planets have the same chances of beauty or danger as any other, and its trade terminal still buys and sells. The charts below show where these systems lie across Euclid, quadrant by quadrant and ring by ring. Poor systems are densest in Quadrant Delta, at 21% of its documented systems, and Kaleibn Cluster holds the most of them, with 140.
A poor station in Euclid has little to sell, but the planets beneath it never got the message.
What else these systems share
Each bar: share of these 12 412 systems. Beside it, the same share across all of Euclid.
Race
Economy
Conflict
Star colour
Status
Where they are
Share of each quadrant
Part of each quadrant's documented systems that are low-wealth.
Share by distance from the core
Part of the documented systems in each ring that are low-wealth.
Regions with the most
Count of low-wealth systems, and the region's documented total.
100 documented systems
Named systems first, newest first.