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(Created page with "{{Infobox planet | name = Hathilia | image = Hathilia.png | image_size = <!-- Overrides image size default of 225px --> | image_alt = | caption = Hathilia | alt_names = | period = {{convert|404|d|years|comma=gaps|abbr=on|lk=out|disp=x|<br /><small>(|)</small>}} | satellite_of = Thilia I }} '''Hathilia''' is a terrestrial planet located in the Talin Gaalxy#Kibos Arm of the Talin Gal...") |
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'''Hathilia''' is a | '''Hathilia''' is a crystalline planet located in the [[Talin Galaxy#Kibos Arm|Kibos Arm]] of the [[Talin Galaxy]], and is the capital of the [[Veccuk Empire]]. Orbited by a single moon in the Thilia I system, and surrounded by mineral rich asteroid fields, Hathilia is the homeworld of the [[Veccuk]]s. Hathilia is covered in massive green-blue hexagonal crystals; the Veccuks took advantage of the natural spires, building cities into and around the crystalline formations and using the crystals' solid structures for foundation and support. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:18, 19 December 2024
 Hathilia | |
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| 412 d (1.13 yr) | |
| Satellite of | Thilia I |
Hathilia is a crystalline planet located in the Kibos Arm of the Talin Galaxy, and is the capital of the Veccuk Empire. Orbited by a single moon in the Thilia I system, and surrounded by mineral rich asteroid fields, Hathilia is the homeworld of the Veccuks. Hathilia is covered in massive green-blue hexagonal crystals; the Veccuks took advantage of the natural spires, building cities into and around the crystalline formations and using the crystals' solid structures for foundation and support.