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Concept Art: Geddon System

Greetings Citizens,
Today we’re proud to share some original concept art of the Geddon System. You may remember Geddon as one of the original system unlocks from the Star Citizen launch campaign (post
). It’s very exciting to see the additional locations we imagined a year ago starting to take shape today!

Here’s the original description:

Geddon System
Ownership: Banu Protectorate
Planets: 1
Planetary Rotation: 299 SED
Import: Food
Export: Black Glass, Gray Oil
Crime Status: Low
Black Market: Chemicals
UEE Strategic Value: Green

Geddon is a system of a Banu Protectorate, located two jumps behind the Perry line. It is home to a single planet, Tat’Ko. Tat’Ko is a barren, windswept mass of volcanic rock. It’s no place for a human being—certainly not one without a light pressure suit—but it’s the ideal environment for the Banu.

The planet’s churning, underground volcanoes help produce the system’s main exports: black glass for producing circuitry and a gray oil, the so-called ‘planetblood’ which is used as a high-end space engine lubricant. Both products are exceptionally pure; the “Tat’Ko Seal” graphic which confirms their place of origin is the mark of highly respected products.

The weather patterns on Tat’Ko are turbulent at best, lethal on the average day. Therefore, the cities are massive enclosed arcologies driven deep into the planet surface. Nicknamed Spires by UEE travellers due to their resemblance to massive spikes driven into the planet. Docking at a spire can be exceptionally difficult, starship accidents during landing here are common.

The polar regions of Tat’ko are a source of bad-ice, a highly illegal frozen combination of water and refinable poisons.
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Veröffentlichung 13.01.2014
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