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    I'm pretty sure it was simultaneous.
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    Discord Internet again, but this time there's a constant source of Investiture from the spiritual realm that regenerates faster than larkins can consume.
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    Binary System. A-type star, 1.74 Suns in mass, 2.711 billion years old. G-type star, 0.95 Suns in mass, 5.441 billion years old. The A-Type star had become a red giant when it was 2.503 billion years old, but I cannot find anything online that says how long it'll stay as a red giant. When it does explode, it'll be a white dwarf. I have no idea of how I'm going to roll for planets.
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    Your Internet is Invested and powered by Discord
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    Alright. Who wants a star system?
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    @SpartanBrigade@al_lan_mandragoran
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    What about we have it that each class has an equal chance, with a one third chance of a binary system and 3% for trinary. I then also roll for the age of each star and if it has exploded, it's exploded. This way I can also throw in brown dwarves.
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    0.38 Suns in mass. I'm feeling like writing a program to automate all this. I might do it later. For a new star-rolling system.
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    I want a new system first. Ideas, anyone?
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    Umm... I think you'll just get a big explosion. Smallest type of star. Anywhere between 0.08 to 0.45 suns in mass. Any less it's a brown dwarf (should I add these?), any more it's a K.
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    I'll... need time to think of a new system. I'll have one eventually. For now, we're sticking with this.
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    Oh wait I misread plants as stars for some reason. Umm... I'm going to assume that the Cosmere is just in another spiral arm of the Milky Way, so that I can actually calculate things. Sure. Another M. Alright I'm changing it: you get three star systems with only cursory knowledge of each but you only choose one. The other two are deleted and you get detailed info on the one you chose. First option: Single M-type. Second: Again, single M. Three: Single M. Didn't exactly work out well. @Dragonheir I'm going to use the same system. All 3 are, once again, single Ms. Sigh. I'll give details in a bit. @IcedOutPenguin Option 1: Binary System with a K and an M. Very lucky. Option 2: Lone M Option 3: Same as 1.
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    This star has 0.72 Suns in mass. I'll give you habitable zone later. How? It'll be a red giant in like 10 billion years at least. I'm generating a random number. You have a 72% chance of getting a red dwarf because red dwarves are super common. You got an M-type with 0.36 suns in mass. I still don't know how I'm going to work out planets. If you want I can generate another system. The chance of a nuetron star is... really, really low.
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    @Argenti^ @Argenti
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    Kelsieyyy Preservation said
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