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Orange, grey, brown, red, green, black. | Orange, grey, brown, red, green, black. | ||
|Common (Rare if orbiting M, L, T, S class stars) | |Common (Rare if orbiting M, L, T, S class stars) | ||
|High metal content | |High metal content world with a metallic core. Worlds like this can have metallic ores near the surface in places, especially around areas of past volcanism. | ||
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Typically deep red/orange due to proximity to star. | Typically deep red/orange due to proximity to star. | ||
|Rare | |Rare | ||
|Metal-rich | |Metal-rich worlds like this have a large metallic core, with plentiful metallic ores even at the surface. In places, especially around areas of past or current volcanism or liquid erosion, some higher metals can be found in their elemental form too. Mining is therefore very efficient, so these worlds are highly valued. | ||
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