Peklenc

Anhur
 * Orbiting a star that has a radius of some 20 times the diameter of the Sun, Anhur is an extreme world where life is harsh and the terrain even harsher.


 * Ignoring for a moment the sheer flux received by the planet from its parent star, Anhur is remarkable for one fact: it is an ocean world. This is a mere product of it residing in the habitable zone of the star, but it is likely that in millennia to come the surface water will simply boil away – it is just a matter of time.

Freyr
 * There is only one landmass on the planet, in the Northern Hemisphere.
 * This planet is a small terrestrial body orbiting a large F-class star. As a small body, it has had sufficient time to cool off and become one large solid rock. Although it probably once had a molten core and lithosphere, these features have largely hardened. In turn, this means that the planet has only a slight magnetic field and is largely unprotected from the harsh particles that its parent star periodically flings its way.