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|name = Legion | |||
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|type = [[Planet]] | |||
|location = Edge of the [[Mutter's Spiral]] | |||
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|appearances = [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Vesuvius Falling (audio story)|Vesuvius Falling]]'', ''[[Shades of Gray (audio story)|Shades of Gray]]'', ''[[Everybody Loves Irving (audio story)|Everybody Loves Irving]]'' | |||
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'''Legion''' was a [[planet]] on the furthest edge of [[Mutter's Spiral|the Galaxy]]. | |||
== Astronomical Data == | |||
Legion was at the furthest edge of the Galaxy, 4 [[star system]]s away from [[Clatus 7]]. It was [[Tidal locking|tidally locked]]. The light side had the remains of an ancient civilization, while the dark side was abandoned and uninhabitable. [[Solar wind]] and [[radiation]] would kill anyone who stepped outside of [[Legion City]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Vesuvius Falling (audio story)|Vesuvius Falling]]'') | |||
== History == | |||
Legion was originally colonised by [[human]]s, who named it for a sense of camaraderie. Over time it started to socially decay. It was known for organ trading and drug trafficking. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Vesuvius Falling (audio story)|Vesuvius Falling]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 20:52, 5 October 2012
Legion was a planet on the furthest edge of the Galaxy.
Astronomical Data
Legion was at the furthest edge of the Galaxy, 4 star systems away from Clatus 7. It was tidally locked. The light side had the remains of an ancient civilization, while the dark side was abandoned and uninhabitable. Solar wind and radiation would kill anyone who stepped outside of Legion City. (AUDIO: Vesuvius Falling)
History
Legion was originally colonised by humans, who named it for a sense of camaraderie. Over time it started to socially decay. It was known for organ trading and drug trafficking. (AUDIO: Vesuvius Falling)
