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| − | + | Many kinds of stars fill the galaxy. The properties of a star have a strong effect on the [[List of planet types|planets]] in its sytem and subsequently the [[List of mineral types|minerals]] that can be found on those planets. | |
| − | + | ===Size Classification=== | |
| − | + | Larger stars will have more planets. Those planets tend to be more treacherous but have more valuable minerals. They are rated (from smallest to largest): | |
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| + | * Dwarf Star | ||
| + | * Giant Star | ||
| + | * Supergiant Star | ||
| + | Some star types have special attributes. All Supergiant stars are home to [[Melnorme]] trader ships, for example. | ||
| − | + | ===Color Classification=== | |
| + | The color of a star indicates how hot it is (directly dependent on how much energy it outputs). Hotter stars have a significantly higher chance of having more mineral rich worlds around them. They are rated (from coldest to hottest): | ||
| − | Blue | + | *Red |
| + | *Yellow | ||
| + | *White | ||
| + | *Green | ||
| + | *Blue | ||
| − | + | The color scale listed here is scientifically true and ''not'' a made up feature of [[The Ur-Quan Masters]]. The effects of star temperature on planet types and mineral resources however are speculation. | |
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Revision as of 19:37, 25 October 2004
Many kinds of stars fill the galaxy. The properties of a star have a strong effect on the planets in its sytem and subsequently the minerals that can be found on those planets.
Size Classification
Larger stars will have more planets. Those planets tend to be more treacherous but have more valuable minerals. They are rated (from smallest to largest):
- Dwarf Star
- Giant Star
- Supergiant Star
Some star types have special attributes. All Supergiant stars are home to Melnorme trader ships, for example.
Color Classification
The color of a star indicates how hot it is (directly dependent on how much energy it outputs). Hotter stars have a significantly higher chance of having more mineral rich worlds around them. They are rated (from coldest to hottest):
- Red
- Yellow
- White
- Green
- Blue
The color scale listed here is scientifically true and not a made up feature of The Ur-Quan Masters. The effects of star temperature on planet types and mineral resources however are speculation.