Dead

Dead worlds are airless, crater-scarred moons and barren planetoids stripped of cloud cover, oceans, and wind, hanging in space as stark grey or rusty stone spheres under a pitch-black starfield even at midday. Stepping outside greets you with muffled suit acoustics, total weather silence, and featherlight low gravity.

Low-gravity leaps and Life Support drain

Because airless worlds generate zero storms, your elemental Hazard Protection bar never budges unless you brush cave puffs. Instead, the thin vacuum accelerates Exosuit Life Support consumption on every step and jetpack burn; pack plenty of Oxygen or Dioxite before launching into exhilarating melee-boost leaps that carry you hundreds of metres across crater rims.

Rusted Metal veins and Whispering Eggs

No biome flora or earth element grows on dead rock, leaving stellar metals paired with rich surface deposits of Rusted Metal, where every single unit refines into two Ferrite Dust for mega-base construction. Exposed Whispering Eggs also dot the open dust, offering lucrative Larval Core runs that refine into fifty Nanites apiece if you respect the leaping Biological Horrors.