Winter Shore Leave: Pelau
||Attention, Attention. All personnel please report to the Observation Deck. Attention, Attention. All personnel please report to the Observation Deck. Attention, Attention, all personnel...||
Stacy's voiced called the entire crew, until all of them were gathered at the Obs Deck. Then, a dossier appeared on the screens, along with the image of a rotating planet.
Planet Designation: Pelau
Status: Terrestrial, H-class.
Non-sentient life: Moderate flora and fauna.
Semi-Sentient Life: Yes.
Sentient Life: Yes
Water: 75% of the planet's surface.
Climate: Climate varies by region.
Landscape: Landscape at the North Pole varies. Within the biodomes, significant development. Outside the domes remains mostly pristine.
Air: Normoxic concentration: 29% oxygen, 60% nitrogen, 3% xenon, 6% trace gases, such as hydrogen, krypton, and argon.
Air Pressure: 14.352 pounds per square inch.
Sky: Blue/violet with white clouds.
Sun: A class D4K, yellow star.
Warnings: Be careful of frostbite outside the biodomes.
Mission: None. Shore leave is now initiated.
[Here's a handy map of the North Biodome where the crew is being dropped]
Summary of major areas in the biodome:
Glacier Islands: An undeveloped area where the more adventurous tourists can go out via boat and see the wildlife. Or get chased by bears.
Icefish Pier: A pleasant little pier with plenty of casting-off spots for those who want to try a little fishing. In fact, there's a fishing contest on, with a prize for the participant who can catch the largest fish! The crew can charter rides here out to the Glacier Islands.
Icicle Mountains: Home of several ski lodges and hundreds of slopes. The most beloved of these is the Reindeer Lodge, which has recently run into some financial trouble. But it's still open for business. For those less sporting-inclined, there are open-air or closed hot springs and day spa getaways.
Icicle Shopping District: Tacky sweaters? Souvenirs? Groceries? Snowsuits and gear? It's all here! Home of the immense Icicle Shopping Mall, which has a giant snow-covered evergreen growing up in front.
Pelau Historical District: Unlike the newer constructions of the rest of the dome, the Historical District has more small houses, museums, art galleries, etc.
Jewel Lake: The largest outdoor ice-skating rink in the dome!
Pelau Entertainment District: Plays, dance performances, clubs, cinema, casinos, and more. If it lights up at night, it's here.
Glass Desert: A large undeveloped area well outside the domes, the Glass Desert is an icy, snowy landscape that more hardcore visitors can travel to to get some solitude. Also, to see the aurora borealis.
[Feel free to make up your own locations, private posts, whatever. VACATION ON]
Stacy's voiced called the entire crew, until all of them were gathered at the Obs Deck. Then, a dossier appeared on the screens, along with the image of a rotating planet.
Planet Designation: Pelau
Status: Terrestrial, H-class.
Non-sentient life: Moderate flora and fauna.
Semi-Sentient Life: Yes.
Sentient Life: Yes
Water: 75% of the planet's surface.
Climate: Climate varies by region.
Landscape: Landscape at the North Pole varies. Within the biodomes, significant development. Outside the domes remains mostly pristine.
Air: Normoxic concentration: 29% oxygen, 60% nitrogen, 3% xenon, 6% trace gases, such as hydrogen, krypton, and argon.
Air Pressure: 14.352 pounds per square inch.
Sky: Blue/violet with white clouds.
Sun: A class D4K, yellow star.
Warnings: Be careful of frostbite outside the biodomes.
Mission: None. Shore leave is now initiated.
[Here's a handy map of the North Biodome where the crew is being dropped]
Summary of major areas in the biodome:
Glacier Islands: An undeveloped area where the more adventurous tourists can go out via boat and see the wildlife. Or get chased by bears.
Icefish Pier: A pleasant little pier with plenty of casting-off spots for those who want to try a little fishing. In fact, there's a fishing contest on, with a prize for the participant who can catch the largest fish! The crew can charter rides here out to the Glacier Islands.
Icicle Mountains: Home of several ski lodges and hundreds of slopes. The most beloved of these is the Reindeer Lodge, which has recently run into some financial trouble. But it's still open for business. For those less sporting-inclined, there are open-air or closed hot springs and day spa getaways.
Icicle Shopping District: Tacky sweaters? Souvenirs? Groceries? Snowsuits and gear? It's all here! Home of the immense Icicle Shopping Mall, which has a giant snow-covered evergreen growing up in front.
Pelau Historical District: Unlike the newer constructions of the rest of the dome, the Historical District has more small houses, museums, art galleries, etc.
Jewel Lake: The largest outdoor ice-skating rink in the dome!
Pelau Entertainment District: Plays, dance performances, clubs, cinema, casinos, and more. If it lights up at night, it's here.
Glass Desert: A large undeveloped area well outside the domes, the Glass Desert is an icy, snowy landscape that more hardcore visitors can travel to to get some solitude. Also, to see the aurora borealis.
[Feel free to make up your own locations, private posts, whatever. VACATION ON]