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A planet with some fairly well preserved ruins of a small Precursor Saint colony, which was abandoned because of the Cyclical Doom. Originally inhabited by squatters using the ruins as shelter, now outnumbered by Idari and Mankiran colonists. High presence of Saintist monks trying to understand the cause of the Doom, though the planet’s governor actively works to ensure their political influence is much more curtailed than on [[Idarast]].

A planet with some fairly well preserved ruins of a small Precursor Saint colony, which was abandoned because of the Cyclical Doom. Originally inhabited by squatters using the ruins as shelter, now outnumbered by [[Idarast|Idari]] and [[Mankara Niti|Mankiran]] colonists. High presence of Saintist monks trying to understand the cause of the Doom, though the planet’s governor actively works to ensure their political influence is much more curtailed than on [[Idarast]].

Peleus was the first target of the Colonial Volunteers Program and has experienced a boom in population from across the Commonwealth. In addition, the the Five of Finance has directed significant funds to aid in the colonization efforts and the recruitment drive for settlers. Guilds have flocked to the system to take advantage of the rapid economic growth.

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==Notable Locations==

===Brahms Core===

A state of the art space station in orbit over Peleus, serving as the headquarters of the Board for Exploration and Colonization of Uninhabited Systems (BECUS). Named after the Head Director of BECUS Jocelyne Brahms, whose leadership, organizational skills and diligence greatly contributed to the high quality of BECUS’ work.

A state of the art space station in orbit over Peleus, serving as the headquarters of the '''Board for Exploration and Colonization of Uninhabited Systems''' (BECUS). Named after the Head Director of BECUS Jocelyne Brahms, whose leadership, organizational skills and diligence greatly contributed to the high quality of BECUS’ work.

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