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    Map of the Zebulon System by Chris D. Putnam

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    Updated: October 5, 2016 - 12:12pm
    Submitted: JCab747
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    This is a system display map that was created by Chris D. Putnam in his Volturnus module rewrite found elsewhere in the projects. Since TSR Hobbies never provided an official system map, I've adopted this for my campaign.
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    October 5, 2016 - 1:31pm
    		STAR: ZEBULON

    Zebulon is a G-class (Yellow) main sequence star that is in an unusual system containing a number of asteroid belts and four major planets. The entire system appears to have been influenced by the gravitational capture of Star's Hope sometime in the distant past.

    PLANET: ANKER (ZEBULON I)

    Anker is a hot world, close to Zebulon; however, it has a nitrogencontaining atmosphere and fits a number of terraforming criteria laid out by GodCo.

    PLANET: VOLTURNUS (ZEBULON II)

    Volturnus (Zebulon II) is a habitable planet with infrared signatures of nitrogen, oxygen, water, and water vapor in the atmosphere.

    ASTEROID BELTS: ZEBULON III, IV

    These asteroid belts appear to have been generated by gravitational collapse of planets in the Zebulon system when Star's Hope was captured. A number of these asteroid belts are dense enough to be a problem for interstellar flight. All incoming vessels are suggested to enter the system between
    Star's Hope and Zebulon VI before heading in system.

    PLANET: STAR'S HOPE (ZEBULON V)

    Star's Hope is a massive gas giant that is very close to the mass of a brown dwarf. The orbit of Star's Hope is in the opposite direction of all other objects in the system, suggesting that it is a captured.

    PLANET: ZEBULON VI

    Zebulon VI is an ice planet that may have been formed by a number of Kuiper belt objects.

    Note: The originator of this star system description is Chris D. Putnam.
    Joe Cabadas