Star Citizen planet: Bloom (Pyro III), the outlaws’ den

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Illustration: Star Citizen planet: Bloom (Pyro III), the outlaws’ den

Pyro’s beating (and armed) heart. Bloom is an icy world with a naturally breathable atmosphere. Pyrotechnic Amalgamated made it the centre of its mining operations. When the mines closed, those who couldn’t afford the trip back to the Empire stayed… and the outlaws followed.

🪪 Fact file

SystemPyro (Pyro III)
TypeRocky planet, about 414 km in radius, one moon
AtmosphereBreathable (nitrogen and oxygen)
ClimateMostly icy, with temperate zones and expanses of saltwater
StatusUnclaimed, a “haven for outlaws”

☀️ The Pyro system in brief. A “flare” star that can change brightness within minutes and sweep the system with radiation. The Pyrotechnic Amalgamated company mined it from 2493 to 2563, then abandoned everything. Gangs moved into its deserted stations: today in Pyro, whoever has the most guns makes the law. Open to players since Alpha 4.0.0 (December 2024).

📍 Who holds what?

FactionSettlements
Citizens for ProsperityBueno Ravine, Frigid Knot, Narena’s Rest, Shepherd’s Rest
HeadhuntersCarver’s Ridge, The Golden Riviera, The Yard, Windfall
XenoThreatShadowfall
OthersProspect Depot

🛰️ In orbit

  • Orbituary: the Rough & Ready gang’s station, with a market, a clinic and rooms.
  • Starlight Service Station (L1) and Patch City (L3): former Pyrotechnic Amalgamated stations.

🐾 Wildlife

In the caves, watch out for the cave kopion.

📚 All of Lore & Universe (contents) · 🕰️ The great timeline · 🏴‍☠️ Outlaws and independents

Sources: Galactapedia and Spectrum Dispatch (Roberts Space Industries), Star Citizen Wiki (starcitizen.tools), patch notes up to Alpha 4.10.2. Visuals: official Star Citizen fan kit, laid out by Beacon Mag. Star Citizen®, Roberts Space Industries® and Cloud Imperium® are registered trademarks of Cloud Imperium Rights LLC.

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