A lifeless rocky planet orbiting close to the system's twin suns. Mining corporations occasionally send prospecting missions to the planet's surface, but so far no mineral or ore deposits worth extracting have been found; as such, the planet remains in much the same state as when the system was initially colonised.

An ocean world subjected to extreme weather patterns caused by its close proximity to the twin suns. This weather has deterred any large-scale colonisation efforts, with a handful of villages and settlements clinging to the few rocky islands that pierce the world-spanning ocean. Despite having access to modern technology and knowledge of the wider Imperium, the inhabitants of these settlements share many characteristics with those living on feral worlds; they are often close-knit clans or groups of extended families, and are inherently distrustful of "offworlders". Though few in number, the planet contributes a small contingent to the Astra Militarum; these troopers are experts in amphibious warfare, and are often employed at the forefront of any such operations within the Ryxes Sector and beyond.

A large Hive World terraformed and colonised milennia ago. Due to neglect and polution, what remains of the planet's fragile ecosystem is beginning to collapse; unless significant efforts are made to reverse these effects over the upcoming centuries, the planet will soon return to its original, inhospitable state.

Formerly an unimportant mining world, over the last 500 years there has been rapid industrialisation and investment by both private ventures and the Adeptus Mechanicus, such that Gulmotov now produces much of the heavy machinery required throughout the system and beyond.

The planet is notable for its debris ring; the remnants of the planet's former moon, long since reduced to slag to feed the growing foundry cities on Gulmotov's surface.

A ringed gas giant, and the largest planet in the system. It serves as the primary source of the hydrogen required to power fusion reactors across the system.

It has 38 moons, 7 of which have small colonies;

• Veklite

• Ubbo

• Sacuter IV

• Bakiter

• Craoban

• Torilles

• Gamiliv

Once a productive mining world, when the ore seams ran dry the ruling mining consortiums left for other worlds, leaving millions trapped behind. For almost a century the planet was wracked with strife and disorder until an enterprising shipping magnate set up business in the abandoned space elevator.

Nexus City

Renaming the elevator 'Nexus City', he invested much of his fortune into the construction of ship docking and repair facilities and conversion of the ore storage into vast warehouses for all manner of goods. His gamble paid off, and within a few decades, he ruled over one of the most prosperous worlds in the sector.

Nexus City now serves as one of the most important trading hubs of the entire Ryxes Sector - such is it's importance to the Imperium that a squadron of Battlefleet Ryxes is permanently based at Nexus City to deter any attempts to disrupt the flow of goods.

A relatively small gas giant. The Adeptus Mechanicus within the Sonov System have begun to scout it's atmosphere as a potential secondary source of hydrogen following a drop in the yields from Coyevis.

It has 14 moons, 2 of which are home to small colonies; Rogippe and Vistea.

A large gas giant with unpredictable weather patterns caused by the gravitational pull of the closest of its moons.

It has 9 moons, none of which are inhabited beyond a few isolated research stations.

A rocky dwarf planet, sometimes used as a refuge by smugglers and pirates, or for training Imperium forces.

A rocky dwarf planet which orbits the twin suns at such a large distance that it is barely considered a part of the system