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The [[planet]] '''Vega One''', more commonly called '''Vega''' is a [[planet]] in the [[Vega star system]]. It was colonized by the [[Citadellian]]s, the race who founded the major space faring [[empire]] known as the [[Citadel]]. It has many [[moons]], one of them is called the [[Moon of Games]]. There are also several orbiting cities, and it is considered the playground of the '''[[Intergalactic Underworld]]'''. |
The [[planet]] '''Vega One''', more commonly called '''Vega''' is a [[planet]] in the [[Vega star system]]. It was colonized by the [[Citadellian]]s, the race who founded the major space faring [[empire]] known as the [[Citadel]]. It has many [[moons]], one of them is called the [[Moon of Games]]. There are also several orbiting cities, and it is considered the playground of the '''[[Intergalactic Underworld]]'''. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| − | This world was originally a cold, barren world in a state of perpetual [[winter]]. Although the closest planet to [[Alpha Lyrae]], it is protected from the blistering [[heat]] of the [[star]] by a thick layer of [[dust]]-like [[matter]] that [[absorbs]] energy and [[light]], shielding the planet's surface. The First Citadellian chose this world because of its lack of natives and its harsh environment. This forces the Citadellians to adapt and survive or [[die]].<ref>This information is taken from [[The Atlas of the DC Universe]], published by [[Mayfair Games]] for their [[DC Heroes]] [[role-playing]] game.</ref> |
+ | This world was originally a cold, barren world in a state of perpetual [[winter]]. Although the closest planet to [[Alpha Lyrae]], it is protected from the blistering [[heat]] of the [[star]] by a thick layer of [[dust]]-like [[matter]] that [[absorbs]] [[energy]] and [[light]], shielding the planet's surface. The First Citadellian chose this world because of its lack of natives and its harsh environment. This forces the Citadellians to adapt and survive or [[die]].<ref>This information is taken from [[The Atlas of the DC Universe]], published by [[Mayfair Games]] for their [[DC Heroes]] [[role-playing]] game.</ref> |
Eventually the climate of the planet was changed to more favorable conditions, and many other races from across the galaxy began to come there. The [[Intergalactic Underworld]] used at least some of it as a recreational planet, where various [[criminal]]s from throughout the galaxy that are members of the Intergalactic Underworld, could come to play games. Whether or not this is [[Legal system|legal]] on Vega, or tolerated by the Citadel is uncertain, but it does likely give them commerce, giving support to their empire. |
Eventually the climate of the planet was changed to more favorable conditions, and many other races from across the galaxy began to come there. The [[Intergalactic Underworld]] used at least some of it as a recreational planet, where various [[criminal]]s from throughout the galaxy that are members of the Intergalactic Underworld, could come to play games. Whether or not this is [[Legal system|legal]] on Vega, or tolerated by the Citadel is uncertain, but it does likely give them commerce, giving support to their empire. |
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Revision as of 22:26, 30 November 2015
The planet Vega[1]
The planet Vega One, more commonly called Vega is a planet in the Vega star system. It was colonized by the Citadellians, the race who founded the major space faring empire known as the Citadel. It has many moons, one of them is called the Moon of Games. There are also several orbiting cities, and it is considered the playground of the Intergalactic Underworld.
History
This world was originally a cold, barren world in a state of perpetual winter. Although the closest planet to Alpha Lyrae, it is protected from the blistering heat of the star by a thick layer of dust-like matter that absorbs energy and light, shielding the planet's surface. The First Citadellian chose this world because of its lack of natives and its harsh environment. This forces the Citadellians to adapt and survive or die.[2]
Eventually the climate of the planet was changed to more favorable conditions, and many other races from across the galaxy began to come there. The Intergalactic Underworld used at least some of it as a recreational planet, where various criminals from throughout the galaxy that are members of the Intergalactic Underworld, could come to play games. Whether or not this is legal on Vega, or tolerated by the Citadel is uncertain, but it does likely give them commerce, giving support to their empire.
Appearance
References
- ↑ As seen in Darkseid's Golden Trap (Part Two).
- ↑ This information is taken from The Atlas of the DC Universe, published by Mayfair Games for their DC Heroes role-playing game.
External Links
- Citadel Homeworld at the DC Database