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Omega-15
System
Governing House	Independent
Region	Border Worlds
Connected Systems	Dresden Omega-41 Omega-56

Omega-15 is a checkpoint system of the Border Worlds. It is mostly a battleground between the Corsairs and the Red Hessians, who are seen in large numbers in the system. It is also home to Battleship Schwerin, which orbits planet Rugen, awaiting the mining expeditions that will probably be soon sent there by Daumann Heavy Construction and Kruger Minerals. Omega-15 also houses an outpost of the Bounty Hunters Guild, which is mostly used as a refueling station for pilots who want to venture further into the border worlds. Junkers are also present in this system, although they try to keep to their Depot inside the Gruinder Debris Field.

System Overview

Astronomical Bodies Stellar Objects Medium Red Sun Medium Red Sun Planetary Objects Planet Skagen Planet Rugen Solar Anomalies None Nebulae & Asteroids Gruinder Debris Feild Debris Field Walker Nebula (multiple)

Industrial Development Space Stations Battleship Schwerin Bornholm Depot Rostock Station Commodity Mining Uncut Diamonds Copper Ore

Faction Presence Lawful Factions Rheinland Military Bounty Hunters Guild Corporations & Guilds None Unlawful Factions Corsairs Junkers Red Hessians

Planetary Bodies

Planet Skagen Location: F/7 This hot world is the only living witness of nearby mysterious explosion - explosion of an unknown object that most assume to be a Rheinland space station. During the infamous 80 year war with GMG, when Rheinland Military had to withdraw from Omega-15, the system was completely overtaken by pirates. Rheinland government restricted access to all documents about old Omega-15 activities, and even Junkers who investigate the site for many years have no clues about what exactly happened on the orbit of Skagen.

Planet Skagen

Planet Rugen Location: E/4 Despite numerous large deposits of cobalt and silver discovered in the planet's crust during initial surveys by the IMG many years ago, due to the anarchic and unstable nature of the Omega 15 system, no attempt has ever yet been made to extract the materials, although with the recent stationing of the Battleship Schwerin in orbit, it may only be a matter of time before Daumann or Kruger make an attempt.

Planet Rugen

Nebula and Asteroids

Gruinder Debris Feild Location: E/7 Cloud of debris remaining after an explosion of a large space station several hudred years ago, most probably a secret Rheinland installation. Junkers built a depot inside the field to study its origin and collect salvage. However, due to ongoing conflict between Corsairs and Red Hessians, Junkers may soon be forced to leave unhospitable Omega-15 system for good.	File:Gruinder Debris Feild.jpg Gruinder Debris Feild
Debris Field Location: B/4 A cloud of unidentified debris.	File:Debris Field.jpg Debris Field
Walker Nebula Location: D/8 Location: C/7 Location: F/5 Location: G/5 Location: C/3 An outcropping of Walker nebula that remained after formation of star system.	Walker Nebula

Mineable Commodities

Uncut Diamonds

Location: C/7

Ore is a type of rock that contains minerals such as gemstones which can be extracted through mining and refined for use. The ores must be processed to extract the gemstones of interest from the waste rock and from the ore minerals. Many organizations prefer to receive unprocessed ores in order to keep the additional cost of their production and finish within the local economy, as opposed to paying markups to foreign laborers to do the work for them.

Copper Ore

Location: G/5

Ore is a type of rock that contains minerals such as metals which can be extracted through mining and refined for use. The ores must be processed to extract the metals of interest from the waste rock and from the ore minerals. Many organizations prefer to receive unsmelted ores in order to keep the additional cost of their production and finish within the local economy, as opposed to paying markups to foreign laborers to do the work for them.