Ill'Leg Cluster

The Ill'Leg Cluster is one of seven regional clusters that constitute the Core Illumination Sector. It is situated within the Vyxian Galaxy. One of its notable stellar systems is the Leukhtam Solar System. The cluster is significant for containing vast Dark Matter Reservoirs. Lumen peacekeeping fleets have a known presence in the Ill'Leg Cluster.

The Ill'Leg Cluster is known for the presence of vast Dark Matter Reservoirs. The Leukhtam Solar System within this cluster contains unique phenomena such as the Quantum Flux Nebula and the planet Arclight with its continuous electrical storms.

The Leukhtam Solar System, located within the Ill'Leg Cluster, hosts diverse life. Nebulon is inhabited by Lumen colonists in floating cities. Solice is a research outpost for cryogenic ecosystems. Teraphim, a terraformed super-Earth ecumenopolis, has a diverse population including Lumen, Terradorians, and Aetherians, and preserves megafauna and megaflora. Arclight has lifeforms adapted to its extreme electrical activity, studied by Ethereans.

The Ill'Leg Cluster is known to contain vast Dark Matter Reservoirs. Within the cluster, the Leukhtam Solar System possesses various resources: the Leukhtam Asteroid Belt is rich in rare minerals; Arclight serves as an energy research haven due to its electrical storms; and Nebulon has atmospheric resources.

The Ill'Leg Cluster is part of the Core Illumination Sector, which has been central to Vyxian history since they achieved interstellar travel around 12,680 AD. The LCUS established a peacekeeping presence in the Ill'Leg Cluster at an unspecified time. The Leukhtam Solar System within the cluster saw its first Lumen probes around 35,000 AD, with significant colonization and development, such as Teraphim's terraformation completion by 37,000 AD.

While not explicitly stated for the entire Ill'Leg Cluster, the planet Nebulon within the cluster's Leukhtam Solar System is a popular destination for cultural tourism, with visitors seeking to experience its unique environment and rapidly changing culture. Arclight offers limited, high-risk excursions for thrill-seekers and scientists.