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[[File:Eris.jpg|thumb|right|The Ice Planet]] | |||
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''This remote ice mining outpost is home to a rich supply of precious gems and rare ice.'' | ''This remote ice mining outpost is home to a rich supply of precious gems and rare ice.'' | ||
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Due to remote location, Eris tends to pay the most for water, food, and energy, making the long lonely trip worth the time. | Due to remote location, Eris tends to pay the most for water, food, and energy, making the long lonely trip worth the time. | ||
'''Tech Specialization''' | |||
* Exotic | * Exotic | ||
* Trade | * Trade | ||
* Mostly Legal | * Mostly Legal | ||
'''Primary Exports''' | |||
* Polished Diamonds | * Polished Diamonds | ||
* Silica Gems | * Silica Gems | ||
'''Primary Imports''' | |||
* Martian Foods | * Martian Foods | ||
* Water | * Water | ||
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''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/locations/eris] | ''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/locations/eris] | ||
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Revision as of 05:14, 20 December 2019
Overview
This remote ice mining outpost is home to a rich supply of precious gems and rare ice.
The ice mining outpost on Eris was established by a small group of entrepreneurs who saw a demand for precious gems and various ices used by crafters on Gemini Station. They chose the distant dwarf planet for their operation both because of the rich supply of gems and the distance from the rest of civilization allowed them to develop mods that were not quite as legal as those offered in the rest of the system.
Due to remote location, Eris tends to pay the most for water, food, and energy, making the long lonely trip worth the time.
Tech Specialization
- Exotic
- Trade
- Mostly Legal
Primary Exports
- Polished Diamonds
- Silica Gems
Primary Imports
- Martian Foods
- Water
- Energy Cells
Source: [1]