Cyrannus (Deadlock)

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For canonical information on this system, see: Twelve Colonies of Kobol.

Cyrannus is the quaternary star group where the Twelve Colonies of Kobol are situated (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).

The star group consists of four distinct stars (each one being called, and prefixed by, "Helios"): Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta.

Helios Alpha

Main article: Helios Alpha

Caprica

For the canonical representation of this colony, see: Caprica.

Population: 4,904,659,642 (circa 52 BCH)

Capital: Caprica City

Daidalos Bonus: Economic

• -40% Supply Costs
• +20% Tylium from Fortified Colonies

Conflicts: Skirmish at Caprica Terminal, Battle at Caprica Terminal

Noteworthy Locales: Caprica Terminal

Jupiter-class battlestar: Galactica

Gemenon

For the canonical representation of this colony, see: Gemenon.

Population: 2,805,700,629 (circa 52 BCH)

Capital: Oranu

Daidalos Bonus: Political

• +4 Tylium from Unfortified Colonies
• +1 to Cylon FTL Cooldowns

Conflicts:

Noteworthy Locales:

Jupiter-class battlestar: Unknown

Picon

For the canonical representation of this colony, see: Picon.

Population: 1,401,258,371 (circa 52 BCH)

Capital: Queenstown

Daidalos Bonus: Military

• -15% Officer Promotion Costs
• -10% to Ship Build Costs

Conflicts: Destruction of Picon Fleet Headquarters, Deliverance of Athena

Noteworthy Locales:

Jupiter-class battlestar: Athena

Tauron

For the canonical representation of this colony, see: Tauron.

Population: 2,536,135,795 (circa 52 BCH)

Capital: Hypatia

Daidalos Bonus: Economic

• -40@ Supply Costs
• +20% Tylium from Fortified Colonies

Conflicts:

Noteworthy Locales:

Jupiter-class battlestar: Unknown

Uninhabited

The following are uninhabited, but are substantial locations where Cylon fleets or Resource Missions are generated:

• 
  Icarus
• 
  Persephone
• 
  Zeus

Helios Beta

Main article: Helios Beta

• Inhabited
  • Leonis
  • Virgon
• Uninhabited
  • Hera
  • Pallas
  • Troy

Helios Gamma

Main article: Helios Gamma

• Inhabited
  • Libran
  • Scorpia
  • Sagittaron
• Uninhabited
  • Ophion
  • Thanatos

Helios Delta

Main article: Helios Delta

• Inhabited
  • Aerilon
  • Aquaria
  • Canceron
• Uninhabited
  • Hestia
  • Phoebe
  • Styx

Starlanes

Intersected between the various Helioses are planetoids in stable locations, which are FTL points and are considered the Starlanes of Cyrannus. None are deemed habitable by the Colonies as of approximately 52 BCH.

These planetoids are determined to be the least contested landmarks for jumps between Helioses, and become more critical supply lines for Colonial Fleet given the dismantling of the IDRIS network.

• 
  Cocalus is one jump between Alpha and Gamma.
• 
  Delium is one jump between Alpha and Beta.
• 
  Gortyn is one jump between Delta and Gamma, and two jumps between either Beta and Gamma or Beta and Delta.
• 
  Helicon is one jump between Gamma and Alpha.
• 
  Knossos is one jump between Alpha and Beta, and two jumps between either Alpha and Delta or Alpha and Gamma.
• 
  Naucratis is one jump between Delta and Gamma, or two jumps between either Delta and Ragnar or Gamma and Ragnar.

Other Astral Bodies

Outside of the typical Starlanes are these planets of note:

• Ragnar, located on the outer periphery between Delta and Gamma.
• Marathon, a rogue planetoid that, as of the Battle of Marathon, was located on the outer periphery between Alpha and Beta.

Re-imagined Series definition: denotes any time preceding the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, e.g. 40 BCH (see: Timeline (RDM))

Re-imagined Series definition: technology enabling travel across distances faster than the speed of light would permit, see: FTL

Re-imagined Series definition: the process of using the FTL engines to make an near-instantaneous apparent faster-than-light transport of a ship from one point in space to another