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Before I finish uploading the other characters in Labjammed, here is the planet they're on. Stethdaar is an obvious play on the Death Star, containing all the same letters minus the space.

The entire planet is covered in a gigantic jumble of machinery and buildings dubbed a "technoscape" by the residents. The two largest concentrations of machinery are the cities at the north and south poles.

In the time that the STURB players live in, Stethdaar has been freshly abandoned by the alien race that built it for unknown reasons. The prisoners, alien specimens and lab subjects have been left to fend for themselves among the sprawling automated factories and maze-like corridors.

Because the metal moon is protected by an energy shield, meteors that would potentially be redirected from Skaia would do no harm. So in STURB, they're ice comets instead. The plasma in the shield melts them, and oceans of water rain upon the surface, draining to the lower levels. Eventually it begins to build up, threatening to drown the players not yet in the medium.

In the time of the exiles, the water has evaporated and Stethdaar is a rusty abandoned hunk of metal. The machines native to the planet have been infested by strange plants, transforming the whole moon into one giant base rather than having individual bases. The cruxite objects created by the STURB players are all containers that hold liquid, and all had to be poured out.

Description
Before I finish uploading the other characters in Labjammed, here is the planet they're on. Stethdaar is an obvious play on the Death Star, containing all the same letters minus the space.

The entire planet is covered in a gigantic jumble of machinery and buildings dubbed a "technoscape" by the residents. The two largest concentrations of machinery are the cities at the north and south poles.

In the time that the STURB players live in, Stethdaar has been freshly abandoned by the alien race that built it for unknown reasons. The prisoners, alien specimens and lab subjects have been left to fend for themselves among the sprawling automated factories and maze-like corridors.

Because the metal moon is protected by an energy shield, meteors that would potentially be redirected from Skaia would do no harm. So in STURB, they're ice comets instead. The plasma in the shield melts them, and oceans of water rain upon the surface, draining to the lower levels. Eventually it begins to build up, threatening to drown the players not yet in the medium.

In the time of the exiles, the water has evaporated and Stethdaar is a rusty abandoned hunk of metal. The machines native to the planet have been infested by strange plants, transforming the whole moon into one giant base rather than having individual bases. The cruxite objects created by the STURB players are all containers that hold liquid, and all had to be poured out.