Starfield:Bel II
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| Bel II (view on map) |
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| Type | Rock | |||
| System | Bel System | |||
| Moons | 1 | |||
| Gravity | 1.31 G | |||
| Temperature | Cold (-12°) | |||
| Day length | 30 Hours | |||
| Atmosphere | High O₂ (Toxic) | |||
| Magnetosphere | Average | |||
| Fauna | Marginal (5) | |||
| Flora | Marginal (4) | |||
| Water | Biological | |||
| Planetary Habitation | 3 | |||
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Bel II is the second planet in the Bel System.
It is one of only two worlds where Memory Substrate can be harvested.
Exploration[edit]
- The atmosphere of this world is toxic. Airborne resistance is recommended.
Fauna
| Name | Resource | Biomes | Outpost |
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| Drone Filterer | Memory Substrate | Frozen Dunes, Coniferous Forest, Savanna | |
| Grabber Grazer | Metabolic Agent | Savanna | |
| Herding Bonemane Herbivore | Antimicrobial | Coniferous Forest | |
| Herding Seabat Grazer | Ornamental | Savanna | |
| Hunting Trihorn | Fiber | Coniferous Forest, Savanna |
Flora
| Name | Resource | Biomes | Outpost |
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| Abyss Pine Seedling | Aromatic | Coniferous Forest | Yes |
| Canary Reed | Toxin | Savanna | No |
| Fallen Star Palm | Nutrient | Savanna | No |
| Forest Wisp | Structural | Coniferous Forest | Yes |
Moons
| Name | Body | Type | Gravity | Temperature | Atmosphere | Magnetosphere | Fauna | Flora | Water | Resources | Traits | Biomes | |
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| Bel II-a | Moon | Rock | 0.35 | Cold (-4°) | Thin CO₂ | None | None | None | None | ◆
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Categories:
- Starfield-Places-Star Systems-Bel System
- Starfield-Places
- Starfield-Planets
- Starfield-Planets with Water
- Starfield-Planets with Aluminum
- Starfield-Planets with Argon
- Starfield-Planets with Chlorine
- Starfield-Planets with Benzene
- Starfield-Planets with Lithium
- Starfield-Planets with Amphibious Foothold
- Starfield-Planets with Ecological Consortium
- Starfield-Planets with Psychotropic Biota