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The subject of this article is from the Pathfinder update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 10 August, 2017. |
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 10 August, 2017.
| Glory of Atom | |
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| Galaxy | Euclid |
| Region | Renbellanj Expanse |
| Star system | HUB-V(AS)-7A Nerevkarovgra |
| Biome | Irradiated - Radioactive |
| Weather | Unstable |
| Resources | An Ch Cn Pt Pu Th Zn |
| Sentinels | Typical |
| Flora | High |
| Fauna | Frequent |
| Discovered by | Syn1334 |
| Discovery platform | PS4 |
| Updated | Pathfinder |
Glory of Atim is a planet.
Summary[ | ]
Glory of Atom is a planet in the HUB-V(AS)-7A Nerevkarovgra system.
Although this radioactive planet is fairly average in most regards, it does have one major attraction: the ~6m diplo/Rangifae species, Molnetae Deditunne (pictured in the main image for this planet). Also noteworthy is its "snake-hill" geography, the geographic formations which looks like long tubes or "snakes."
The planet's name is a reference to the Church of the Children of Atom, a religious, often cult-like group from the Fallout series.
Atmosphere and climate[ | ]
The radioactive conditions on this planet present a moderate-to-significant drain on exosuit shields under normal conditions, or an extreme drain under storm conditions. No drain on life support.
5.5 Rad/9.8 Tox, 1.9 °C (Night)
10.9 Rad/14.5 Tox, 21.2 °C (Storm, Night)
Waypoints[ | ]
While sparsely placed, Waypoints can be occasionally found on this planet. It is currently unknown whether or not that includes Habitable Bases - a scan only revealed a base on a different planet.
Notable locations[ | ]
Life[ | ]
Fauna[ | ]
Fauna Completion %[ | ]
PS4: 91%
| Fauna | Gender | Temperament | Diet | Height | Genus | |
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| Molnetae Deditunne | Symmetric | Passive | Herbivore | 6.07m | Rangifae | 
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| Molnetae Deditunne | Exotic | Passive | Herbivore | 5.93m | Rangifae | 
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| Ovalgat Yegostero | Exotic (pictured), Asymmetric | Fearful | Absorbed nutrients | 1.52-1.59m | Conokinis | 
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