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The '''Leprechaun system''' is a star system in the [[Celestial Lance Universe]]. | The '''Leprechaun system''' is a star system in the [[Celestial Lance Universe]]. | ||
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==Specifications== | ==Specifications== | ||
The Leprechaun system contains | The Leprechaun system contains | ||
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*'''REPLACE system''' (REPLACE) | *'''REPLACE system''' (REPLACE) | ||
*In Chinese astronomy, Leprechaun (REPLACE), meaning ''REPLACE''. | *In Chinese astronomy, Leprechaun (REPLACE), meaning ''REPLACE''. | ||
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==Planets== | ==Planets== | ||
Planets are listed from closest to the star moving outward. The asteroid belt is located between planets XX and XX. | Planets are listed from closest to the star moving outward. The asteroid belt is located between planets XX and XX. | ||
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==Wormholes== | ==Wormholes== | ||
The Leprechaun system has the following [[wormhole]]s: | The Leprechaun system has the following [[wormhole]]s: | ||
# | #[[Cootey system|Cootey]] (3) – | ||
# | #[[Roundy system|Roundy]] (2) – | ||
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[[Category:Manosya Confederation systems]] | [[Category:Manosya Confederation systems]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:21, 9 December 2025
The Leprechaun system is a star system in the Celestial Lance Universe.
Planets
Planets are listed from closest to the star moving outward. The asteroid belt is located between planets XX and XX.
- Leprechaun 1 –
- Leprechaun 2 –
- Leprechaun 3 –
- Leprechaun 4 –
- Leprechaun 5 –
- Leprechaun 6 –
- Leprechaun 7 –
- Leprechaun 8 –
- Leprechaun 9 –
- Leprechaun 10 –
Wormholes
The Leprechaun system has the following wormholes: