The Kabal system is composed of one star, three planets, an asteroid field and can be accessed from a single jump point from Leir. Kabal is currently inhabited only by UEE surveyors. Several starship manufacturers have their eyes on the Kabal system and will most likely move in as soon as the system is opened for inhabitation by the UEE. The Tevarin are also arguing that they should have claim to the system since Kabal 3 used to have\u00a0a Tevarin population.<\/p>\n
Kabal\u2019s star is a F type main sequence star. This means it is hotter, brighter and larger than Earth\u2019s sun. This leaves a larger habitable zone. Kabal 1, Kabal 2, Kabal 3 and the asteroid field, Kabal Cluster 1 all orbit this star. The Kabal system has no known natural life.<\/p>\n
Life takes approximately 2 billion years to begin on a planet. This length of time can be used to easily estimate if a system has natural life or not. Stars younger than 2 billion years old will not normally have naturally occurring life within their systems.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Kabal 1 is a small protoplanet. Larger than an asteroid but smaller than a dwarf planet, Kabal 1 is thought to be mineral rich.<\/p>\n
Kabal 2 is a desert planet that is in the middle of the habitable zone. Its location makes it a perfect candidate for future terraforming.<\/p>\n
Kabal 3 is an inhabitable planet with forests, oceans and mountains. Formerly inhabited by the Tevarin, it is believed that the Tevarin that used to live there left for the 1st<\/sup> and 2nd<\/sup> Tevarin wars killed before they could return. Kabal 3 has several abandoned Tevarin cities located on it. These cities still have Tevarin architecture, ships, weapons and religious sites perfectly preserved within them.<\/p>\n The Kabal Cluster 1 still possesses many rich mineral deposits and does not show any signs of extensive mining.<\/p>\n