World
Lucerne
Lucerne is a practical cold-world stop on the Corvalis–Koschei line, useful for refuel and transfer and not much else. Its ports serve crews who don’t want questions, but local rules are strict because small systems can’t afford chaos. There’s a steady market for salvaged equipment and reclaimed hardware, especially anything that drifts in from colder, quieter places.
- Population
- 300,000
- Terrain / Climate
- Small, icy body with pale coloration; tundra or permafrost zones
- Gravity
- 1.03 gees
- Length of Day
- 30 hours, 18 minutes
Lucerne is a practical cold-world stop on the Corvalis–Koschei line, useful for refuel and transfer and not much else. Its ports serve crews who don’t want questions, but local rules are strict because small systems can’t afford chaos. There’s a steady market for salvaged equipment and reclaimed hardware, especially anything that drifts in from colder, quieter places. The Lucerne system’s importance comes from connection rather than local production. Traffic bound for Koschei or moving between larger commercial centers passes through its gate and service economy. Schiller Station and smaller repair facilities survive on vessels that need fuel, parts, or discretion before continuing into less monitored space.
See also: Schiller Station
