Epsilon System

The Epsilon system was the only System in the E-V-W 16 Sector of Wildspace.

Cold, filled with nebulae gas and shrouded in a Red hue by it's prominent sun, Gamma 18, The Epsilon System was a dangerous, and often unexplored area in Galactic History.

The Epsilon System contains a handful of Planets, mostly unnamed and only assigned astrological numbers by Smugglers and Explorers.

• Epsilon U60

•Epsilon U70

•Epsilon U80

• Fredonia

•Epsilon U90

Astrological Zones
The System was split into various Sub-systems by the Late Empire during it's reign over the area. Often named after physical or optical features, the sub-systems were the mastermind of Juril Hughes, and allowed Operations to run smoother by allowing Sub-system Governors.

The Flora Zone
The Flora Zone was the area around Gamma 18 that allowed the thriving of life. Within the Flora Zone are Fredonia and Epsilon U80, both of which bore life, and were major bases for the Late Empire.

The Mining Sector
Within the Mining Sector Epsilon U60 was located. The First planet discovered by the Infinite Empire, it opened up the Epsilon System to exploration, and bore large amounts of valuable metals and minerals. It is one of the richest planets in the system, and thus was later converted into a Mining Planet by the Late Empire.

The Dark Zone
The Dark Zone contains Epsilon U70. The Zone contains a thick shroud of Nebula Gas, which blocks out all light particles, thus shrouding Epsilon U70, and most of the space surrounding it, in surreal darkness. Very little was ever conducted in the Dark Zone, and it was only the sight of the Temple of Age conducted by Magnus Vorrukur during the period of the Hughes Remnant.

The Speculated Regions
The Speculated Regions are just as told. No ship had ever truly ventured that far out past the System itself. It is shrouded completely in Blackness, and thus, unable to be navigated by anything other than deep space craft. It is likely that the planet speculated to reside in this region (Dubbed Epsilon U90) Is so far from the Galactic Center, that it does not follow the local sun, or rotate from the Gravity of the Supermassive Blackhole. It is thus, completely stationary, and likely devoid of life.