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After the disaster on [[Planet Braga]], [[The Order]] had a lot of salvaged construction equipment that they could use to build a new base. They searched the system until they discovered a giant asteroid in the northern area of the [[Amadora Asteroid Field]]. [[The Order]] mined out and pressurized the core of the asteroid, and built Mora Station inside it. It is a great feat of [[The Order|Order]] engineering, as well as a fortress from which [[The Order]] explore and guard the northern part of [[Omicron-100]]. | After the disaster on [[Planet Braga]], [[The Order]] had a lot of salvaged construction equipment that they could use to build a new base. They searched the system until they discovered a giant asteroid in the northern area of the [[Amadora Asteroid Field]]. [[The Order]] mined out and pressurized the core of the asteroid, and built Mora Station inside it. It is a great feat of [[The Order|Order]] engineering, as well as a fortress from which [[The Order]] explore and guard the northern part of [[Omicron-100]]. | ||
Revision as of 00:43, 10 October 2009
| Mora Station | |
| Oasis class Station | |
| Owner | |
| The Order | |
| Location | |
| C3, Omicron-100 | |
| Technical Data | |
| Gravity | Complete |
| Docking bays | Yes |
| Amenities | Yes |
| Crew | 2,000 |
Informations
After the disaster on Planet Braga, The Order had a lot of salvaged construction equipment that they could use to build a new base. They searched the system until they discovered a giant asteroid in the northern area of the Amadora Asteroid Field. The Order mined out and pressurized the core of the asteroid, and built Mora Station inside it. It is a great feat of Order engineering, as well as a fortress from which The Order explore and guard the northern part of Omicron-100.
