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Drominad system
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| Drominad system | |
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| Shards | None |
| Notable Planet(s) | First of the Sun |
| Universe | Cosmere |
The Drominad system is the planetary system that contains First of the Sun, where Sixth of the Dusk takes place. It contains seven planets and an asteroid belt.[1]
Planets
There are four planets in the habitable zone of this system, and all four are known to have water as the dominant feature on their surface, and three of them harbor "fully developed human societies", according to Khrissalla. Each of the seven planets in the system have names that use the number-based Eelakin naming convention:
- First of the Sun
- The planet closest to the sun. This is also the first planet in the system's habitable zone and has human life. As mentioned, this is where the story of the Sixth of the Dusk takes place. It has one moon named First of the First. First of the Sun possesses a perpendicularity in the form of Patji's Eye. The avatar of Autonomy, Patji resides on First of the Sun.
- Second of the Sun
- This might be one of the three planets in the system which have a fully developed human societies living on it. Second of the Sun appears smaller than First of the Sun.
- Third of the Sun
- Another planet which might be inhabited by human societies within this system. It appears to be the smallest planet in the Drominad system.
- Fourth of the Sun
- This planet appears to have a ring system. It is the last planet in the Drominad system's habitable zone, and the last candidate which might harbor any fully developed human societies. Beyond the Fourth of the Sun lies an asteroid belt.
- Fifth of the Sun
- This gas giant is located after the asteroid belt. It has three moons and a ring system.
- Sixth of the Sun
- A gas giant with four moons and a ring system. Sixth of the Sun appears to be the largest planet in the Drominad system.
- Seventh of the Sun
- A gas giant with four moons.