Tohil system: smuggling, resistance and giant trees on the ocean

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Orbital map of the Tohil system

Tohil has a history of danger and intrigue. The only former Perry Line system with a jump into an unclaimed system, it’s a favourite of smugglers. But it also helped bring down the Messers: resistance fighters used it to slip into the UEE, and Senator Akari secretly met Xi’an leaders on Tohil III to negotiate the end of the cold war.

🪪 The system at a glance

AffiliationUEE (United Empire of Earth)
StarTohil: orange dwarf (K-type)
Planets4
Belts and clusters1
Habitable zone0.41 to 0.75 AU from the star
Jump points3

🪐 Its worlds, from the star outwards

Tohil I (lava planet)

A small, tidally locked lava planet close to the star.

Tohil II (mesoplanet)

An airless mesoplanet.

Tohil III (ocean planet)

An ocean world where island-sized plants grow out of the water, so sturdy that landing zones were built into the trees. Senator Akari secretly negotiated the treaty with the Xi’an here.
👥 inhabited

Tohil IV (super-Earth)

A super-Earth outside the habitable zone, constantly hit by asteroids.

☄️ Belts, clusters and stations

  • Tohil Belt Alpha (asteroid belt): A dense belt, poor in resources but full of hiding spots. According to the military, “frequented by pirates and smugglers more than miners”.

🧭 Jump points to

Oya · La’uo (Virtus) · Nyx

📚 Every system and its worlds (contents)

Official data: Roberts Space Industries Starmap (checked 19 October 2026), text rewritten by Beacon Mag. Orbital map: Beacon Mag, based on that data (planets in their real order around the star, spaced out for readability). Star Citizen® is a registered trademark of Cloud Imperium Rights LLC.

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