World
Daegu
Daegu has no meaningful surface habitation; its population lives in orbital habitats and floating platforms engineered to survive violent weather bands and crushing pressures. It’s industrial, regulated, and maintenance-obsessed, the kind of place where failure is swift and public. Dense traffic makes it easy to hide a ship—if you can pay—and hard to run once someone decides to look.
- Population
- 240,000,000
- Terrain / Climate
- Gas giant or ice giant; uninhabitable surface with orbital or floating colonies
- Gravity
- 1.32 gees
- Length of Day
- 9 hours, 44 minutes
Daegu has no meaningful surface habitation; its population lives in orbital habitats and floating platforms engineered to survive violent weather bands and crushing pressures. It’s industrial, regulated, and maintenance-obsessed, the kind of place where failure is swift and public. Dense traffic makes it easy to hide a ship—if you can pay—and hard to run once someone decides to look. Daegu’s habitats are distributed through multiple orbital bands and atmospheric operating zones, creating a society accustomed to evacuation drills and redundant systems. Habitat citizenship, docking priority, and maintenance obligations matter more than traditional land ownership. Political disputes often concern who bears the cost when a platform must be moved, rebuilt, or abandoned.