Imyr System

The Imyr system is a planetary system composed of a single star and 12 planets, Empyria among them. It houses some of the most important worlds and superstructures to the Assembly. The system formed billions of years ago, the star and planets now experience an eon of stability, disturbed only by the passing of other stars. Two of it’s worlds have developed complex life, independent of each other. Three more locations in the system have been found to harbour simple microbial life. The system’s habitability naturally led to it’s colonization during the space ages of neighboring civilizations, at the cost of its original inhabitants.

Major Bodies
The following list contains only the largest and most notable objects within the Imyr system, but there are also many more space stations, inhabited dwarf planets and steroids.

Imyr
Imyr, also called Imyra, is a G2 class star in the mid stages of its life.

The Emara Ring
A partial ring-like superstructure that extends around the circumferences of Imyr, the Emara station is the largest artificial object in the system. Billions upon billions are sheltered in it’s cities, protected from the solar eruptions by powerful Frrnrrhrrm shielding technology. The station also serves as the system’s secondary space hub and main power facility.

Ganemys
The closest planet to Imyr, and a torched tidally locked world, Ganemas is a small sparsely populated terrestrial planet. Ganemas is home to large mining operations that exploit the planet's wealth of deposits.

Adroma
A paradise world, despite its proximity to Imyr, Adroma was once a lifeless Terrestrial rock. Terraforming began millenia ago, not long after the formation of the Assembly. Now, Adroma is home to vast cities and ecosystems of life brought by it’s colonizers.

Ordo-vall
Ordo-vall is a large terrestrial planet, a Super-Earth. Red deserts and blue oceans cover its surface. The planet itself is undergoing terraforming, it’s oceans a product of the process. Its immense gravity makes it unsuitable for most Empyrian colonists. However it is just right for Vl-hurg, who make up the majority of its population.

Empyria
Grand Empyria, and it’s two moons, are the cradle and nexus of the Assembly. Through the passing millenia Empyria has not lost its place of beauty and power among the stars. It is home to cities unrivalled in magnificence and aesthetic, made possible by the plethora of species and their many cultures that have come to call it their home. Unending jungles, deep caverns of life, and sprawling reefs continue Empyria’s natural beauty

Galatia
Yet another world that harbored in abundance the ingredients for complex life, Galatia is a world full of unending rolling fields and forests of unique organisms. Long ago, Galatia’s life was exploited to feed the system’s colonization. The practice of farming remains, however, exists on a far lesser scale, to support only the small communities that live among the rolling hills. Galatia’s population is far less than that of its neighbors, much it residing on its

Chyron Station and Chora
Among the asteroid belt of Imyr, exists the dwarf planet of Chora and Chyron station. Both serve as major ports for Empyrian civilian and expeditionary void based activity, Chyron being the HQ for EMPCOS.

Zus-sull
The Red Giant, Zus-sul is a mighty gas giant that marks the beginning of the outer Imyr System. It is the second most massive and largest object in the system, second only to Zatunae. The planet itself is home to many floating cities, but the vast majority of colonists live upon its many moons.

Zatunae
The giant of the Imyr system, Zatunae is a magnificent green gas giant that is home to a large visible ring system. Like Zus-sull, most of its population lives upon its moons, but also it’s extensive rings.

Cetios
A brown tinted terrestrial body that just passes as a planet, Cetios is a simple colony of industry and research. The humble planet is known for the preserved ruins of ancient mysterious vessel.

Ossa
A blue pearl, the last of Imyr'a giants before the infinite abyss into the outer belt and the asteroid cloud. Ossa's cloud and lunar cities are amongst the coldest and darkest great urban centers in the system. From within those colonies, however, it would seem as warm and bright as Adromia.

Essa
The first of the ice giants of the system, Essa is a blue-green frigid world in the far reaches of the system. The planet, and it’s farther neighbor, Ossa, serve as the stagging points for travel further into the outer solar system. Essa itself shares much with it’s fellow gas giants, floating cities and populous moons.

Hyda System
Deep in the outer belt exists a truly beautiful sight of planetary orbits. Hyda, the largest dwarf planet in the outer belt, is orbited by two moons. One of these moons itself has a moon. Due to the relative low masses of the minor bodies, the orbits create a barycenter that result in a very beautiful system in the skies of each little world. Hyda serves as the main hub for activity within the outer belt, and contains one of the Assembly’s largest research facilities.