Planets

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Alpha One

Alpha One

TOI-700 d, Alpha One, also sometimes called A1, is the biggest habitable planet orbiting the red dwarf TOI-700 in the Dorado constellation, 101 light years from Earth. Most of the planet is covered by oceans, whereas the land is rich in minerals – mainly titanium, gold, silicon and magnesium.
Alpha Three

Alpha Three

TOI-700 b, Alpha Three, or A3, is a habitable planet orbiting a red dwarf in the TOI-700 system in the Dorado constellation, 101 light years from Earth, controlled by Alpha Kingdom.
Alpha Two

Alpha Two

TOI-700 e, Alpha Two, or A2, is a habitable planet orbiting a red dwarf in the TOI-700 system in the Dorado constellation, 101 light years from Earth, next to Alpha One, colonized just a decade before the Collapse.
Anthracite /

Anthracite

The fourth planet of Kepler-186 system. Earth-like planet with great deposits of galvaon. 63% of its surface is the anthracite ocean and 37% is one supercontinent rich with fauna and flora.
Flarea / / /

Flarea

A large red rock planet in the Kepler-62 system. Electrogravity research is conducted there by three competing firms – Gravable Labs, Interplanetary Inverse Inc. and MEX.
Greevanti

Greevanti

BuRST weapons factory. A desert planet with a negligible amount of vegetation and small lakes of water (non-potable and requiring filtering).
Hylend /

Hylend

One of the planets in the Ross-128 system. Rich in factories of OTA and Waynan.
Pots /

Pots

The second inhabited planet in the Kepler-186 system. This Exoplanet is entirely made from rocks. It is a place of Greenglow main base.
Trekt

Trekt

The fourth planet of the Sirius B system. The whole planet is evenly covered with a mossy matys.
Unicentra

Unicentra

The second planet in the HD 85512 system, in the Vela constellation. Capital planet of ACP.
Verdeena

Verdeena

One of the planets in the Ross-128 system An ISHA research center was founded there.
Zeta Ketrock /

Zeta Ketrock

Quite big planet with plenty of different alliances claiming tis as their homeplanet. 68% of planets surface is covered with blue rocks and rest is very dense gas.