Difference between revisions of "List of planet types"
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| + | Carbide Worlds | ||
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| + | Chlorine Worlds | ||
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| + | Chondrite Worlds | ||
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| + | Cimmerian Worlds | ||
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| + | Copper Worlds | ||
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| + | Cracked Worlds | ||
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| + | Crimson Worlds | ||
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| + | Cyanic Worlds | ||
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| + | Dust Worlds | ||
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| + | Emerald Worlds | ||
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| + | Flourescent Worlds | ||
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| + | Gas Giants | ||
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| + | Green Worlds | ||
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| + | Halide Worlds | ||
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| + | Hydrocarbon Worlds | ||
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| + | Infrared Worlds | ||
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| + | Iodine Worlds | ||
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| + | Lanthanide Worlds | ||
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| + | Magma Worlds | ||
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| + | Magnetic Worlds | ||
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| + | Maroon Worlds | ||
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| + | Metal Worlds | ||
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| + | Noble Worlds | ||
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| + | Oolite Worlds | ||
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| + | Opalescent Worlds | ||
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| + | Organic Worlds | ||
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| + | Pellucid Worlds | ||
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| + | Plutonic Worlds | ||
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| + | Primordial Worlds | ||
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| + | Purple Worlds | ||
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| + | Quasi Degenerate Worlds | ||
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| + | Radioactive Worlds | ||
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| + | Rainbow Worlds | ||
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| + | Redux Worlds | ||
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Ruby Worlds: A very rare type of planet, usually with a horrible surface temperature, no atmosphere, and a lot of tectonics. They contain the coveted Exotic minerals. | Ruby Worlds: A very rare type of planet, usually with a horrible surface temperature, no atmosphere, and a lot of tectonics. They contain the coveted Exotic minerals. | ||
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| + | Sapphire Worlds | ||
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| + | Selenic Worlds | ||
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| + | Super Dense Worlds | ||
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| + | Telluric Worlds | ||
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| + | Treasure Worlds | ||
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| + | Ultramarine Worlds | ||
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| + | Ultraviolet Worlds | ||
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| + | Urea Worlds | ||
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| + | Vinylogous Worlds | ||
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| + | Water Worlds | ||
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| + | Xenolithic Worlds | ||
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| + | Yttric Worlds | ||
Revision as of 14:00, 8 September 2004
Acid Worlds
Alkali Worlds
Auric Worlds
Azure Worlds
Carbide Worlds
Chlorine Worlds
Chondrite Worlds
Cimmerian Worlds
Copper Worlds
Cracked Worlds
Crimson Worlds
Cyanic Worlds
Dust Worlds
Emerald Worlds
Flourescent Worlds
Gas Giants
Green Worlds
Halide Worlds
Hydrocarbon Worlds
Infrared Worlds
Iodine Worlds
Lanthanide Worlds
Magma Worlds
Magnetic Worlds
Maroon Worlds
Metal Worlds
Noble Worlds
Oolite Worlds
Opalescent Worlds
Organic Worlds
Pellucid Worlds
Plutonic Worlds
Primordial Worlds
Purple Worlds
Quasi Degenerate Worlds
Radioactive Worlds
Rainbow Worlds
Redux Worlds
Ruby Worlds: A very rare type of planet, usually with a horrible surface temperature, no atmosphere, and a lot of tectonics. They contain the coveted Exotic minerals.
Sapphire Worlds
Selenic Worlds
Super Dense Worlds
Telluric Worlds
Treasure Worlds
Ultramarine Worlds
Ultraviolet Worlds
Urea Worlds
Vinylogous Worlds
Water Worlds
Xenolithic Worlds
Yttric Worlds