Lorell (Planet)

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Lorell
Astrographical Information
Galactic Region	Inner Rim (also The Slice)
Sector	Hapes Cluster
Hapan Region	Lorelli Reach
System	Lorell
Galactic Coordinates	(136, 99)
System Coordinates	(14, 6)
Astrographic Entry	Lorell
Physical Information
Orbital Position	1
Satellites	3 (Icco, Accoib, Teron)
Orbital Period	348 days
Rotational Period	26 hours
Classification	Terrestrial - Temperate/Breathable
Atmosphere	Type I
Gravity	Standard
Diameter	7588 kilometers
Societal Information
Population	590,473,125 inhabitants (21:120 CGT)
Sentient Races	Primarily Hapan, many immigrated races
Controlled By	Hapes Consortium
Flag of Lorell

Lorell is a notable planet within the Hapes Cluster and was the flashpoint of the Black Sun Crisis circa Year 3. During the latter crisis, Dark Prince Qel Dar's Black Sun crime syndicate — with the covert aid of the Falleen Federation — attempted to seize the temperate world from the Hapes Consortium. Following a cessation of diplomatic negotiations, a cold war ensued between the two regimes. The Hapan regime and its satellites quickly amassed a formidable military presence in the system before undertaking a large-scale bombardment of Black Sun's cities. In the end, Prince Dar of Black Sun capitulated.

Overview

The Lorell Raiders were the first to colonize Lorell several thousand years ago. The pirate organization was the first to find the only suspected hyperspace entry route into the Hapes Cluster through this system, which stands today as the doorway to the sector. Constantly needing to venture beyond the Transitory Mists to pillage resources and kidnap females from the surrounding systems, the Raiders quickly came to understand the complexities of navigating the anomaly far better than any before them.

Lorell was once a hive of villainy, a base of operations for the expansion of the Raiders, but today stands as a shining beacon of civilization. The planet itself was once a paradise, with forests, jungles, grasslands and vast oceans. Today, only some of the oceans and the vast magma fields are left in their original state, while the majority of the planet has been built up in recent years thanks to generous donations by private investors.