Eden (Plamidian)

The subject of this article is from the Atlas Rises update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 23 July, 2018.

Eden (Plamidian)
Galaxy	Euclid
Region	Woiwrush Spur
Distance to centre	718,097 light‑years
Planet(s)	2
Moon(s)	0
Faction	Vy'keen
Economy	Mercantile//Prosperous
Discovered by	by SnakePlissken19
Discovery platform	PS4
Game Mode	Normal
Updated	Atlas Rises

Eden (Plamidian)
Galaxy	Euclid
Region	Woiwrush Spur
Distance to centre	718,097 light‑years
Planet(s)	2
Moon(s)	0
Faction	Vy'keen
Economy	Mercantile//Prosperous
Discovery platform	PS4
Game Mode	Normal
Updated	Atlas Rises

Eden (Plamidian) is a star system.

Summary

Eden (Plamidian) is a star system located in the Woiwrush Spur region of the Euclid galaxy, in the PS4 universe of No Man's Sky.

Alias names

PS4	Current:	Eden (Plamidian)

Planets

• Eragix-Con Life-Incompatible Planet. Population: 0
• Kotovomo Toxic Planet. Population: 182

0AD7:007D:0196:0157 PS4

Space Stations

Eden (Plamidian) Space Station

• Eden (Plamidian) has 1 Space station that is Vy'keen owned

Galactic trade terminal Outpost 7/P63/460

• Vy'keen Technology Merchant Okchongh is the main vendor at the Blueprint trader table.
• Vy'keen Brigadier Simarxinz is a local resident of the Space Station. Offers various things
• Vy'keen Brigadier Kahaanxo is a local resident of the Space Station. Offers various things
• Gek Prospector Gab is a local resident of the Space Station. Offers various things
• Vy'keen Warrior Iqua is head of the Mission Board

Intelligent Life

Eden (Plamidian) is a Vy'keen system.

Starships

• Ukintus Unbound - Class B Hauler (+4% damage, +25% shield, +5% Hyperdrive)

See: Starship Catalogue - Hauler

• 

  Ukintus Unbound

Additional Info

• Primarily a system filled with Prosperous war-lords and mercenaries of the Vy'keen. You'd think a system that's so relatively uncivilized would be a dangerous one to travel. Here that is really not the case. The local Vy'keen barons actually have a distaste for inner-system warfare and skirmishes, preferring to make their gains in jobs taking place outside the system.