LOCATIONS

EPSILON 358

A Class-N desert planet with a breathable atmosphere located near the center of our galaxy where it was said that an amazing metropolis, the capital of an ancient race predating anything the Federation knows of, could be found there. The planet was discovered to be filled with a unique crystal substance that made the entire planet act as a computer which was used by the D'Arsay to link to the past.

GAMMA ERADI CLUSTER

At first glance the GAMMA ERADI Cluster appears as a normal globular star cluster counting over 200 aging stars. It is only once inside this region of space that the effect of the odd electromagnetic and gravitational fields which are constantly in flux can be detected. Due to the relatively close proximity of older, decaying stars and the high number of solar plasma discharges, the most effective sensors will be rendered nearly useless.

HENDAL TRADE STATION

This cloaked and heavily armoured trade station is exceptionally difficult to reach being located inside an asteroid field which is completely surrounded by a gravitational anomaly. Attempting to reach the station without the specifically designed map will most certainly lead to the ship being destroyed. Once inside, travellers will have to deal with some of the toughest and meanest traders of the New Ferengi Alliance and beyond.

MASQUERADE DREAMS

Top of the line Risian Cruise Liner able to accommodate 1500 passengers. With a crew of 425, 300 of whom have for sole purpose to make the cruise as enjoyable as possible for the passengers, the MASQUERADE DREAMS is the next best place to be after RISA. 100 engineers insure the smooth functioning of the ship while the remaining 25 command staff make sure that nothing goes wrong.

PI ALPHA III, Moon

The only moon orbiting PI ALPHA III, this geo-unstable J-Class planetoid is used by members of the NEW ALEXANDRIA complex as a testing ground for ships and supporting crafts. Possessing a wide range of terrains, the moon's frequent quakes and eruptions make for a very challenging environment. The ash cloud filled, thin atmosphere of the moon provides a level of difficulty capable of testing the most seasoned of pilots.

VALLA ROYAL

Massive space station in orbit of ORSANNA IV, an H-Class desolate mining planet in a neutral part of the Beta Quadrant. The planet's varied and plentiful mineral deposits have attracted prospectors from all across the galaxy despite the harsh and unforgiving climate that rages on the planet. The VALLA ROYAL was initially constructed as a refueling and support station but over time it became a place for the miners to spend their hard earned fortunes. Soon, the VALLA ROYAL became more popular than the planet it orbits, drawing every type of people to it, from high ranking diplomats to the lowest class of crooks imaginable.

Planetary Classifications

	CLASS A : GEO-THERMAL Average Age: 0-2 billion years Diameter: 1,000 - 10,000 km Location: Ecosphere / Cold Zone Surface: Partially molten Atmosphere: Primarily hydrogen compounds Evolution: Cools to become Class-C Life-Forms: None	Planets in this Class: GOTHOS
	CLASS B : GEO-MORTEUS Average Age: 0-10 billion years Diameter: 1,000 - 10,000 km Location: Hot Zone Surface: Partially molten, high surface temperature. Atmosphere: Extremely tenuous, few chemically active gases. Life-Forms: None	Planets in this Class: MERCURY
	CLASS C : GEO-INACTIVE Average Age: 2-10 billion years Diameter: 1,000 - 10,000 km Location: Ecosphere / Cold Zone Surface: Low surface temperature Atmosphere: Frozen Life-Forms: None	Planets in this Class: PLUTO PSI 2000
	CLASS D : ASTEROID / MOON Average Age: 2-10 billion years Diameter: 100 - 1,000 km Location: Hot Zone / Ecosphere / Cold Zone; found primarily in orbit of larger planets or in asteroid fields Surface: Barren and cratered Atmosphere: None or very tenuous Life-Forms: None	Planets in this Class: MOON (EARTH) LUNAR V (BAJOR)
	CLASS E : GEO-PLASTIC Average Age: 0-2 billion years Diameter: 10,000 - 15,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: Molten, high surface temperature Atmosphere: Hydrogen compounds and reactive gases Evolution: Cools to become Class-F Life-Forms: Carbon-cycle (Excalbian)	Planets in this Class: EXCALIBA
	CLASS F : GEO-METALLIC Average Age: 1-3 billion years Diameter: 10,000 - 15,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: Volcanic eruptions due to molten core Atmosphere: Hydrogen compounds Evolution: Cools to become Class-G Life-Forms: Silicon-based (Horta)	Planets in this Class: JANUS VI
	CLASS G : GEO-CRYSTALLINE Average Age: 3-4 billion years Diameter: 10,000 - 15,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: Still crystallizing Atmosphere: Carbon dioxide, some toxic gases Evolution: Cools to become Class-K, L, M, N, O, or P Life-Forms: Primitive single-celled organisms	Planets in this Class: DELTA-VEGA
	CLASS H : DESERT Average Age: 4-10 billions years Diameter: 8,000 - 15,000 km Location: Hot Zone / Ecosphere / Cold Zone Surface: Hot and arid, little or no surface water Atmosphere: May contain heavy gases and metal vapors Life-Forms: Drought- and radiation-resistant plants, animal life	Planets in this Class: RIGEL XII TAU CYGNA V
	CLASS I : GAS SUPERGIANT Average Age: 2-10 billion years Diameter: 140,000 - 10 million km Location: Cold Zone Surface: Tenuous, comprised of gaseous hydrogen and hydrogen compounds; radiates heat Atmosphere: Zones vary in temperature, pressure and composition; water vapor may be present Life-Forms: Unknown	Planets in this Class: Q'TAHL
	CLASS J : GAS GIANT Average Age: 2-10 billion years Diameter: 50,000 - 140,000 km Location: Cold Zone Surface: Tenuous, comprised of gaseous hydrogen and hydrogen compounds; radiates some heat Atmosphere: Zones vary in temperature, pressure and composition Life-Forms: Hydrocarbon-based (Jovian)	Planets in this Class: JUPITER SATURN
	CLASS K : ADAPTABLE Average Age: 4-10 billion years Diameter: 5,000 - 10,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: Barren, little to no surface water Atmosphere: Thin, mostly carbon dioxide Life-Forms: Primitive single-celled organisms; adaptable for humanoid colonization through the use of pressure domes	Planets in this Class: MARS
	CLASS L : MARGINAL Average Age: 4-10 billion years Diameter: 10,000 - 15,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: Rocky and barren, little surface water Atmosphere: Oxygen/argon, high concentration of carbon dioxide Life-Forms: Limited to plant life; suitable for humanoid colonization	Planets in this Class: INDRI VIII
	CLASS M : TERRESTRIAL (Minshara Class) Average Age: 3-10 billion years Diameter: 10,000 - 15,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: Surface water abundant; if water or ice covers more than 80% of surface, planet is considered Class-O or Class-P Atmosphere: Nitrogen, oxygen, trace elements Life-Forms: Extensive vegetation, animal life, humanoids	Planets in this Class: EARTH BAJOR CARDASSIA PRIME
	CLASS N : REDUCING Average Age: 3-10 billions years Diameter: 10,000 - 15,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: High surface temperature due to greenhouse effect; water exists only as vapor Atmosphere: Extremely dense, carbon dioxide and sulfides Life-Forms: Unknown	Planets in this Class: VENUS
	CLASS O : PELAGIC Average Age: 3-10 billion years Diameter: 10,000 - 15,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: Liquid water covers 80% or more of surface area Atmosphere: Nitrogen, oxygen, trace elements Life-Forms: Aquatic vegetation, animal life, humanoids	Planets in this Class: ARGO PACIFICA
	CLASS P : GLACIATED Average Age: 3-10 billion years Diameter: 10,000 - 15,000 km Location: Ecosphere Surface: Ice covers 80% or more of surface area Atmosphere: Nitrogen, oxygen, trace elements Life-Forms: Hardy vegetation, animal life, humanoids	Planets in this Class: EXO III BREEN HOMEWORLD
	CLASS Q : VARIABLE Average Age: 2-10 billion years Diameter: 4,000 - 15,000 km Location: Hot Zone / Ecosphere / Cold Zone Surface: Ranges from molten to water and/or carbon dioxide ice, due to eccentric orbit or variable output of star Atmosphere: Ranges from tenuous to very dense Life-Forms: Variable, depending on planetary conditions	Planets in this Class: GENESIS PLANET
	CLASS R : ROGUE Average Age: 2-10 billion years Diameter: 4,000 - 15,000 km Location: Interstellar space, cometary halos Surface: May be temperate due to geothermal venting Atmosphere: Primarily volcanic gasses Life-Forms: Non-photosynthetic plants, animal life	Planets in this Class: DAKALA
	CLASS T : GAS ULTRAGIANT Average Age: 2-10 billion years Diameter: 10 million - 50 million km Location: Cold Zone Surface: Tenuous, comprised of gaseous hydrogen and hydrogen compounds; radiates some heat Atmosphere: Zones vary in temperature, pressure and composition Life-Forms: Hydrocarbon-based (Jovian)	Planets in this Class: SOKOL VI
	CLASS Y : DEMON Average Age: 2-10 billion years Diameter: 10,000 - 50,000 km Location: Hot Zone / Ecosphere / Cold Zone Surface: Temperatures can exceed 500°K Atmosphere: Turbulent, saturated with toxic chemicals and thermionic radiation Life-Forms: Heat resistant and highly adaptive	Planets in this Class: THOLIAN HOMEWORLD

Planetary images created and graciously provided by Adge Cutler [adge.cutler@ntlworld.com]

Civilization Classifications

Level Short Definition Explanation
0 Stone Age Tools created are made of stone
1 Copper Age Tools created are made of copper
2 Bronze Age Tools created are made of bronze
3 Iron Age Tools created are made of iron
4 Low Industrial Age Civilization develops basic machines & tools to help with everyday tasks
5 Industrial Age Civilization develops more complex machines & tools to help with everyday tasks
6 Technological Age Civilization has discovered computers
7 Global Age Civilization has discovered and implemented global technologies
8 Nuclear Age Civilization has discovered how to harvest the power of the atom
9 Space Age Civilization has begun exploring beyond the confines of its planet
10 Space Exploration Civilization has begun exploring beyond the confines of its solar system
11 Low-Warp Civilization possesses ships capable of Warp speed up to Warp 3
12 Warp Civilization possesses ships capable of Warp speed up to Warp 6
13 High-Warp Civilization possesses ships capable of Warp speed up to Warp 9
14 Trans-Warp Travel Civilization possesses ships capable of Trans-Warp speed
15 Ion Age Civilization has discovered how to harvest ionic energy


Level	Short Definition	Explanation
0	Stone Age	Tools created are made of stone
1	Copper Age	Tools created are made of copper
2	Bronze Age	Tools created are made of bronze
3	Iron Age	Tools created are made of iron
4	Low Industrial Age	Civilization develops basic machines & tools to help with everyday tasks
5	Industrial Age	Civilization develops more complex machines & tools to help with everyday tasks
6	Technological Age	Civilization has discovered computers
7	Global Age	Civilization has discovered and implemented global technologies
8	Nuclear Age	Civilization has discovered how to harvest the power of the atom
9	Space Age	Civilization has begun exploring beyond the confines of its planet
10	Space Exploration	Civilization has begun exploring beyond the confines of its solar system
11	Low-Warp	Civilization possesses ships capable of Warp speed up to Warp 3
12	Warp	Civilization possesses ships capable of Warp speed up to Warp 6
13	High-Warp	Civilization possesses ships capable of Warp speed up to Warp 9
14	Trans-Warp Travel	Civilization possesses ships capable of Trans-Warp speed
15	Ion Age	Civilization has discovered how to harvest ionic energy

LOCATIONS

CLASS A : GEO-THERMAL

CLASS B : GEO-MORTEUS

CLASS C : GEO-INACTIVE

CLASS D : ASTEROID / MOON

CLASS E : GEO-PLASTIC

CLASS F : GEO-METALLIC

CLASS G : GEO-CRYSTALLINE

CLASS H : DESERT

CLASS I : GAS SUPERGIANT

CLASS J : GAS GIANT

CLASS K : ADAPTABLE

CLASS L : MARGINAL

CLASS M : TERRESTRIAL (Minshara Class)

CLASS N : REDUCING

CLASS O : PELAGIC

CLASS P : GLACIATED

CLASS Q : VARIABLE

CLASS R : ROGUE

CLASS T : GAS ULTRAGIANT

CLASS Y : DEMON

Planetary images created and graciously provided by Adge Cutler [adge.cutler@ntlworld.com]

Civilization Classifications