The most well-rounded and inhabited planet in the galaxy. Its suburban districts are affordable to every upstanding citizen. The beauty of the planet comes from its vast futuristic cities with a lot to do and explore. This planet is home to the most advanced cities the galaxy has to offer, so if you're a gadget lover, you've come to the right place! 

THE home planet for those who despise the summer weather. A planet where ice has met its industrialization, all of the cities and residencies are made by a combination of technology and ice. There's at least a threat of a blizzard almost every week though, so watch out!

This planet consists 95% of water with interconnected bubbles filled with thriving villages and cities. Your home will always be moving if you reside in a bubble but the sights you'll see will always be sublime! The bubbles goes with the flow of space, but your community will always be your anchor!

A planet with very little influence from humanoid colonization with respect to the ancient times—some may even call it "The Days of Earth". With the residents dedicated to prevent past mistakes, they often let nature roam as it pleases. If it chooses to overgrow in a city, then so be it! Due to this devotion to nature, you'll never smell air as refreshing as this!

This planet is the capital of the galaxy, and it is effectively the sun of the Home System. The base of the Galaxy F.I.S.T Law Enforcement and the location of the political branches reside here. Too much doom and gloom from the media? How about entertainment media to distract you? Shop 'til you drop and party like there's no tomorrow with the hottest concerts around!***

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Despite the market being a hot spot for bounty hunting and other criminal activity, people have been selling and even living in the Black Market because of its cheaper living conditions. In fact, the place has gotten so popular over the years, that even bounty hunters work alongside the Galaxy F.I.S.T. and roam as they please as long as they follow a strict code of ethics that can easily be summed up to "Don't Start None, Won't Be None."