Omicron Eta

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Omicron Eta System

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System Overview

Local factions Lawful None known Semi-Lawful None known Unlawful Corsairs Outcasts Stations Etna Base Lentini Base Palermo Base Siracusa Base

Planets No image Planet Catania uninhabited No image Planet Enna uninhabited No image Milazzo uninhabited No image Taormina uninhabited No image Epsilon III uninhabited

Commodities Produced None known Mineable None known

Areas of Interest

Nebula

Ragusa Nebula Ragusa Nebula is a medium-sized nebula that contains a jump hole from Omicron Eta to Omicron Theta.

Asteroid Fields

Trapani Asteroid Field A large field of rock asteroids in Omicron Eta System

Ragusa Asteroid Field A field of asteroids inside the Ragusa Nebula. One of the largest asteroids was converted into a base by the Corsairs.

Mine Fields

Omicron Eta Mine Field

After 761 A.S., when a path from Omicron Theta to Omicron Eta was discovered, Eta became an arena of endless fighting between Corsairs and Outcasts. Until 780 A.S., the Corsairs usually gained the upper hand, and their assault fleets were sometimes seen as far as planet Malta. In 780 A.S:, however, two Outcast Dreadnoughts with several Destroyers jumped into the system and defeated a large Corsair fleet that was preparing for assault against Omicron Alpha. Despite the victory, Corsairs still held a large part of the system under their control. To secure passage into Omicron Alpha, Outcasts set up a large mine field, effectively preventing any large Corsair ships from venturing deeper inside the system. Immediately behind the mine field, Palermo Base was constructed to provide additional defenses and to supply local Outcast patrols.

Jump Gates/Holes

Spoiler: Jump Hole/Gate Locations
Target System Location Type Omicron Alpha C3 Jump Hole Omicron Theta D6 Jump Hole