Septimus (Torren Empire)

The Septimus system is a single star system and contains a total of 12 planets, 4 of which are habitable. The entire system is under the control of a faction known as the Torren Empire.

Septimus IV


Population: 9 Billion

Primary Uses: This planet is the capital of the Torren Empire, housing the seat of government, and the Marine headquarters. While most of the Empire's major shipyards are on Septimus VII, there is a small one on Septimus IV's northern hemisphere.

The planet is largely comparable to Earth in geography, though Septimus IV is composed of more land and less water than Earth, lending to the ability to support more inhabitants.

Septimus V



Population: 200 Thousand

Primary Uses: Known by many in the Torren Empire to be the "Pleasure Planet", Septimus V is where many of the Empire's subjects are permitted to visit from time to time in order and relax. Allowing them to visit the planet boosts loyalty towards the Emperor.

The planets only perminant inhabitants are those who work at the many resorts around the planet.

Septimus VII


Population: 5 Billion

Primary Uses: Septimus VII is the factory of the Empire, containing the majority of the shipyards and other facilities that supply the Empire with whatever it needs. It's entire population is made of the factory workers, and many are captured enemies turned slaves. In order to keep these workers in check, loyal subjects are chosen as shift managers and a detachement of marines keep the peace.

Tethys
Population: 7 thousand Primary Uses: While not technically part of the Septimus system, it is considered so by the Empire. Tethys is a lone planet that was flung out of its own system by unknown cause and ended up near the Septimus star. The planet is far from the star and as such, is always dimly lit, even during mid-day. The entire planet is covered in swamps and is still yet to be completely explored. Research facilities and small military bases exist around the planet. The personnel at these facilities and bases make up the planet's population.