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Travelling in the Commorium Quadrant might have
gotten a bit more dangerous as of late due to the ongoing war, but the
Commorium pilots are doing their utmost best to protect the space lanes and keep the
battle with the Xothic away from major travel routes. As such, if you were
thinking of huddling in your homes during holiday times and keeping as far away
from the interesting parts of the Commorium Star System, we are here to
convince you otherwise. Below we will talk about three important travel
destinations our star system has to offer, where you will surely have the time
of your life.
1.
The Meta Adventura Resort in the Commorium Asteroid Belt
Thrill seekers, this place is designed
especially for you. The Meta Adventura Resort is the oldest adventure park in
the Commorium Star System and the largest to date. Moreover, the Meta Adventura Resort is still growing.
That’s right! Every year the owners of the resort add another element to their offering. To date, the Zero G bungie
jumping is the most popular activity in the area.
Hikers can try something new and climb up the
Inverted Mountain, a dizzy sharp rock that looks like a triangle placed upside
down. What’s more, you won’t get any ropes! But, don’t worry, if you fall, your
suit’s repulsors will guide you to safety automatically.
Mithril minerals are in abundance in the area
and interested parties can go panning for them. If you find any, you can even
try some old style forging and create a dagger for yourself under the strict
guidance of a smith.
2.
Hot spots on the Commorium Planet
The Commorium Planet, as its name indicates, is
the heart of the Commorium Star System. You can spend as much as a year on this
planet and you will not get bored. History lovers can spend time in the many
museums of the planets, discovering the birth of the Commorium Star System and
its acceptance in the Federated Republic.
Fun lovers can head to the many themed discos
of the planet; at the moment the most famous ones are the Floating Paradise and
the Upside Down Disaster. The Floating Paradise as its name states is an old
style building that has been made to float in the center of the capital city.
What’s more, its zero gravity elements ensure that you spend your entire time
in the disco, floating around. Dancing becomes quite a challenge in this place.
The Upside Down Disaster is a disco that turns you upside down as soon as you
pass its threshold. What’s more, every thirty minutes a roaring whirlwind
sweeps through the rooms to shake things up. Make sure to hold on tight when
that happens!
Last, but not least, don’t forget to check the
crystal trail. Although you have to walk for about two miles, the ice blue and
pale violet crystals surrounding you left and right will dazzle you. What’s
more, as soon as you reach the end of the trail you will find yourself face to
face with the Crystal Palace, a splendor in its own right. In the days of old,
the Kings and Queens of Ancient Civilizations were said to live there.
3.
Scrapheap Planets and helping the poor
After spending some fun times in the hot spots
of the Commorium System, why not spend some time helping the poor? As many
know, the scrapheap planets are home to the poor, the miserable and the mad.
Charity associations do their best to take care of them, but many times it is
not enough. Grab a handful of old clothes, a basket of food and some beverages,
then come to these planets to make a poor person’s life better. If you’re
lucky, you will also get to meet the creator of the Nikkion Survey Cameras.
Although the man is filthy rich, he still enjoys living in a small hut in the
middle of the metal and inventing gadgets in solitude.
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