Lada

Mot
 * Mot’s atmosphere is fouled with dust. Terrestrial travel is hampered by crumbled debris dozens of meters deep. There are indications that Mot was a much colder world in the past. Mot has two large moons, Orcan (the farther) and Vardet.

Sytau
 * Mot is a habitable world in the Lada system. Lada is considered a poor prospect for colonization, as little open ground remains for agriculture. The only sizable fresh water sources are the poles. Ground level is congested by a dozen meters of fallen debris, and the air is fouled by dust.
 * Sytau is shrouded by a high-pressure atmosphere composed of carbon dioxide and sulphuric acids. The surface is composed of geologically young plains of volcanic basalts and rhyolites, with high concentrations of carbon and radioactives.

Quana Zatorus
 * Sytau is rabidly volcanic; a dozen "supervolcanoes" 50-120 kilometers wide are erupting across the planet. Sytau's carbon content and constant volcanism make natural diamonds plentiful.
 * Quana's frozen surface is rich with heavy metals, and the planet's higher than average density suggests further mineral richness in the depths. The atmosphere is composed of nitrogen and carbon monoxide.
 * Zatorus is a hydrogen-helium gas giant, with high-level decks of sulphur clouds. A layer of hydrocarbons has formed deeper in the atmosphere. Vast electrical storm fronts can be seen flickering across the dark side.