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| Bremen system | ||
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| System Type | Single Star | |
| Size | 6.19 AU | |
| Star Type | Main Sequence Dwarf-K | |
| Affiliation | UEE | |
| Discovered in | 2441 | |
| Discovered by | Bao Yun | |
| Planets | 4 | |
| Jump Points | 4 | |
| Population | 8.56 | |
| Economy | 1.51 | |
| Threat | 0 | |
The Bremen system is a K-type main-sequence star located at the outer reaches of Sharon's Nebula, with rightful claims to be "the smallest star system with the biggest impact on galactic affairs." For just over five centuries, Bremen and its unassuming planet of Rytif have been a surprisingly important element in everything from intergalactic warfare to the overthrow of the Messer regime; today, it has surprised the galaxy again by becoming a wholly unexpected center for high tech spacecraft industry.
Bremen is home to a growing aerospace industry instigated by Silas Koerner — a descendant of the system's most wealthy original homesteader — and his Consolidated Outland group. Bremen has become the first 'outer world' to produce a complete spacecraft, with thousands of Mustangs flying off the assembly lines every day. With a rich history and a variety of natural resources at hand, Bremen seems set to remain something of an unexpected powerhouse in the modern, post-Messer Empire.[1]
History
Bremen was first visited by legendary for-profit explorer Bao Yun in 2441. Yun's crew charted the star's four worlds, identified the only green band terraforming candidate as "unremarkable" and promptly sold his spotter's rights to the United Nations of Earth. The UNE expansion council marked Bremen for development and standard terraforming of Rytif soon followed. Within two decades, the system was ready for a slow influx of Human settlers. While most homesteaders were attracted to risky, resource-rich systems, Bremen was seen as a "safe" alternative by some.
Then, at the dawn of the 27th century, man found himself again making war on aliens. With the Second Tevarin War in full swing, the burgeoning United Empire of Earth was in great need of dependable resources to support the conflict against Corath'Thal's armadas. With the core worlds focused on producing ships and weapons, the UEE reached out to its more distant colonies. Aiming to both incorporate these worlds in the war effort and to take some of the burdens off the overtaxed planets closer to home, planners were surprised to discover that Bremen II's ecosystem was uniquely capable of growing low perishable foodstuffs.
In a matter of months, Bremen was outputting the majority of food provided to UEE military units on the front. The population skyrocketed as speculators arrived to purchase farmland, and many of the 'timid' original colonists found themselves millionaires several times over (including, notably, homesteader Arcturus Koerner, the planet's de facto Governor). For seven years of war and an ensuing two decades of peace, Bremen's farms, packagers, and shipping facilities were an economic powerhouse like nowhere else in the industry.
By 2640, however, the system's population had again begun to dwindle. Humanity's fortune was on the rise, and the newly fortified Empire now craved more variety than Bremen's simple sustenance could offer. The planet seemed to be resigned to the dustbin of history, its part in a popular war nothing more than a footnote. Ultimately, it was exactly Bremen's return to its prior, unassuming status that led to its most important role yet. In 2792, anti-Messer activists began using Bremen as an operation hub to organize the overthrow of the regime. Revolutionary minded expats who had previously escaped to the Xi'an Empire were smuggled back to launch their conspiracy from Bremen.
The extent of Bremen's role in the overthrow of the Messer government remained a secret to the general populace until the Senate released declassified communications between Resistance members within the government and the revolutionaries on the planet. It was this evidence that directly led to the planet's official recognition just five years ago (although some speculate that the discovery of previously unidentified valuable ores beneath the surface a year ago might have been the real or contributing reason).[1]
Gravitational governors
Bremen
Bremen is a Main Sequence Dwarf-K Star
Planets
Bremen I
A proto-planet that has no notable resources. A local superstition claims that flying past Bremen I can grant a pilot luck.
Rytif : Bremen II
Sparsely populated with a few settlements and mid-sized cities, the traditionally agrarian Rytif has seen a recent economic refocusing on tech and industrial sectors with the establishment of Consolidated Outland's headquarters in Stalford.
Bremen III
Heavily mined over the previous centuries, little of worth remains on this coreless planet.
Bremen IV
Though this massive ice giant has a wealth of hydrogen and other gasses, the risk associated with harvesting it from the ice fields has made Bremen IV an unsuitable world for fuel production.
Known jump points
| Jump Gate | Type | Size | Destination |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bremen - Nyx | Large | Nyx system | |
| Bremen - Kallis | Large | Kallis system | |
| Bremen - Vega | Large | Vega system | |
| Bremen - Tanga | Medium | Tanga system |
Gallery
Loremaker's Guide to the Galaxy
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1
Galactic Guide: Bremen System. Spectrum Dispatch - Comm-Link
- ↑ Comm-Link:Loremaker's Guide to the Galaxy - Bremen System. Transmission - Comm-Link
| Locations in the Bremen system | ||
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Stars | |
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Planets |
Bremen I • Bremen III • Bremen IV • Rytif • |
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Jump Points |
Bremen - Kallis • Bremen - Nyx • Bremen - Tanga • Bremen - Vega • |
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Landing zones |
Stalford • |