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Keep in mind this system was made to still be somewhat interesting, so some creative liberties have been taken!

This system will likely be updated as time goes on! So if some ascpects seem unfinished, or you don't like a certain thing, it is up for change! If you have any suggestions, please let me know! - Idot

(gas) Planet Credits:

c: Me!
g: Kapteyn
h: Me again!
i: Also me! (:
B: Unknown actually, so you made this object please let me know so I can give you the deserved credit!
Bd: Me, again. :')

Planet (and moon) descriptions!

I recommend to read this section in game, but whatever you want ;)

A: This is the host star, it is (eerily) similar to our Sun, except it's slightly older.
b: A humid, inhospitable mess. Any spacecraft sent in orbit eventually fail due to the heat from the star. From what is known: the planet has a water vapor dominated atmosphere, followed by nitrogen. The water can be found in dense, fast moving, stormy cloud layers. A huge underground ocean is also likely.
c: A hot-super Neptune, it's almost as bland as my diet. It has many storms and rapid winds. One tiny asteroid has found refuge here.
d: Eerily similar to Earth in many aspects, there is even an intelligent, space-faring, civilization here...
d1: Hey, I've seen this one before! Does it taste like mint ice cream?
d2: The Moon analog, although significantly bigger.
e: Chonky Mars, but without the water. This planet is the biggest rocky here, and the end of the inner solar system. Also, unlike Mars, this world has a significant moon system!
e1: A teeny world on the edge of becoming an egg.
e2: No Pinky, unfortunately.
e3: A brown pile of devastation and dissapointment.
e4: Now we're getting somewhere! This object is only just bigger than the Moon, and is among the most massive in the system!
f: Is indeed, not a failure, and is infact a super successful Titan analog!
f1: How'd this get here?
f2: Tanned version of the Moon if it had a baby with a Saurian Moon.
f3: How is thing round!?
g: ABSOLUTE UNIT. Storms, wind speeds, moons, absolute girth, what else could you ask for!?
g1: Surprisingly not a ring.
g2: Surprisingly not an egg.
g3: Being squashed and ripped by it's own parent.
g4: Callisto and Ganymede's child.
g5: Europa's step brother.
g6: Iapetus but better.
h: Kind of pretty.... This world is the king of the moons, and the atmosphere isn't all that turbulent (compared to other gas giants, that is).
h1: ZOOMIES
h2: Im blue, if I was green I would die.
h3: That fact that this little turd rock hasn't been kicked out yet is ridiculous.
h4: Look like bird sh-
h6: What happened to number 5? Anyways this is probably Santa's vacation spot.
h7: Ganymede, but worse.
h8: An oasis, but cold, without sand, and without water, or any breathable air in fact.
h9: Add a tally for the grey, barren rocks.
h10: #1 for most traumatic back story.
h11: Forgot it had a host planet. Some stranglers orbit around it, too.
i: More purple than blue, maybe there's a surplus in iodine?
i1: Wait, that's not a moon at all, right..?
B: A brown dwarf that floated in, destroying the outer system with it's arrival. Maybe there were more planets before it arrived?
Bb: Not a ring- wait, I've used this before. Anyways, add a tally to the brown barren rocks.
Bc: Europa, but way bigger.
Bd: Likely had a big hand in destroying the outer system. This world is massive enough to pull the barycenter for the brown dwarf system, out of the brown dwarf!
Bd1: A survivor of the destruction.