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Oblivion System

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It is the far distant future and there is nothing but the fading light of dying stars and the husks they leave behind. The power of dark energy has ripped apart galaxies and only around their cores can you find a large concentration of stars. Around one such of these clusters you can find the only known refuges where complex life still exists orbiting around the super massive black hole Oblivion.

The Oblivion System:

Oblivion:
The black hole at the centre of the cluster. Oblivion is around half the mass of Sagittarius A and has a blue accretion disk orbiting around it.

The Icarus system:

Icarus:
Icarus is a small red dwarf orbiting supper close to Oblivion hence the name. It is theorised that Icarus didn’t form this close to Oblivion but was thrown in to its current orbit due to an encounter with another star

Survivor:
Survivor is the only remaining planet left in the Icarus system. It is a small, Mercurian like world (smaller than the Moon) that orbits close to its parent star. Survivor’s orbit is heavily affected by Oblivion given it a variable inclination. It is unknown whether it will be able to remain orbiting Icarus or if it will be ejected in the not-so-distant future.

The Armageddon system:

Armageddon:
Armageddon is a (for modern standards) small red giant near the end of its expansion. Armageddon is the only red giant in the system and used to be an orange dwarf star (the largest type of main sequence star still in the main sequence) at 0.78 solar masses.

Ragnarök:
Ragnarök is the last planet left in the Armageddon system. It is in between Saturn and Uranus in size and is currently being scorched by Armageddon. It is unknown weather it will survive until Armageddon sheds its outer layers or not.