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*[[Kalidar VI]] — [[Mining World]], [[gas giant]] with 12 moons. | *[[Kalidar VI]] — [[Mining World]], [[gas giant]] with 12 moons. | ||
**[[Lax]] — [[Agri World]], a moon of Kalidar VI. | **[[Lax]] — [[Agri World]], a moon of Kalidar VI. | ||
| − | *[[Kalidar's Noose]] — Asteroid belt. | + | *[[Kalidar's Noose]] — [[Asteroid belt]]. |
| − | *[[The Girdle]] — Asteroid belt. | + | *[[The Girdle]] — [[Asteroid belt]]. |
*[[Kalidar VII]] | *[[Kalidar VII]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:24, 31 January 2025
The Kalidar System is a system of Imperial space. It is located in the Kalidar Subsector, in the Chiros Sector of Segmentum Tempestus.[1]
The system's star, Kalidar, is a blue-white star that is believed to have been artificially manipulated at some point in the distant past, due to its instability and elemental composition. The three innermost planets are also noted to orbit Kalidar in a non-natural pattern.[1]
In early-mid M41, the system was invaded by the Orks of Waaagh! Gratzdakka.[1]
Known Celestial Objects[1]
- Kalidar — Star.
- Kalidar I, Kalidar II and Kalidar III — Dead Worlds, all three are equidistant from Kalidar.
- Kalidar IV — Industrial World, designated Subsector Capital World.
- Kalidar V — Ringed gas giant.
- Kalidar VI — Mining World, gas giant with 12 moons.
- Lax — Agri World, a moon of Kalidar VI.
- Kalidar's Noose — Asteroid belt.
- The Girdle — Asteroid belt.
- Kalidar VII
Sources
- 1: Baneblade (Novel), Interstitial (after Prologue), pgs. 17-18
