Star System

Star system in which the planet Escan resides.

Sun

 * Class: F7
 * Color: Yellow-White/White
 * Habitability zone: 1.1-2.2 AU

Signis
Named after the goddess of war, this small, fiery planet endures constant battle to stay afloat as it's close to the sun.

Escan
This Super-Earth sized planet has an average temperature is 75.7 F. Gravity is slightly lighter than Earth's, and its core is lighter, which makes for a larger magnetic field for more auroras, and less metals for the inhabitants to work with. Colors of the world are predominantly fall-like, with a bright-gorgeous blue sky. Sunsets on this planet mainly are various shades of purple-pink, with the occasional red-orange sunset, due to the amount of Oset in the air.

Atmosphere

 * 53% Nitrogen.
 * 30% Oxygen.
 * 14% Carbon Dioxide.
 * 2% Other gases.
 * <1% Oset given from Orb and Tree.

Time

 * Hours: 27.50. Day added every other year.
 * Year Cycle: 650
 * Seasons: 152.5 days a season.

Moons
Escan has two moons, both of which are rocky moons, cycling at 34 days, and one week apart. One is smaller, and closer to Escan with a slight blue tinge. The other is larger and further with a red-yellow tinge.

Allamis
Named after Allame in Seurism mythology, the mother goddess of order and light, is wanted to keep close to Escan. It is rocky and brown, and surrounded with rings. The planet is also smaller than Escan, but not by much.

Thafris
Because of its blue-ness, the astronomer was reminded of the sky at him, which prompted the astronomer to name the second furthest planet after Thafre, the god of agriculture and inventions, for the rain the blue sky brings for crops. The planet is a gas giant with three moons, one of which is volcanically active with two others icy.

Fedis
Named after Fedein in Seurism mythology. The furthest planet of the solar system is an icy rock. The implication is to keep Fedein as far as possible, after being named by an Allamist.

Beyond Fedis is an asteroid belt, remnants of past collisions as this star system was forming. Past that, ends the star system.