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Location: Milky Way / Cluster / System System /  Orbit-th planet

Contents 1 Description 2 Codex Entry 3 Survey Text 4 Missions 5 Assignments 6 Points of Interest 7 Mineral Deposits 8 Lifeforms 9 Properties 10 Trivia

Description Edit

Text from the in-game description (only).  Additional commentary belongs in Trivia (or the Talk page).

Codex Entry Edit

The object's codex entry (only), using DynamicPageList2.  Omit if empty. use {{clr}} above the codex entry section if necessary to avoid squeezing elements together.

<DPL>
 title=Codex/Planets and Locations
 include=#Aeia
 reset=categories
</DPL>

Humans detected Aeia as an Earth-type world via telemetry in 2165. After probe surveys indicated life – lush vegetation, ample fresh water and breathable air – the Alliance upgraded the planet to a garden-world colonization priority. Commanded by Captain Ronald Taylor, the crew of Alliance survey vessel Hugo Gernsback made planetfall on the jungle world in 2173. Soon after, ship transmission inexplicably stopped. While the precise fate of the Hugo Gernsback command and crew is unknown, they are presumed killed in action and their vessel destroyed.

Humans detected Aeia as an Earth-type world via telemetry in 2165. After probe surveys indicated life--lush vegetation, ample fresh water and breathable air--the Alliance upgraded the planet to a garden-world colonization priority. Commanded by Captain Ronald Taylor, the crew of Alliance survey vessel Hugo Gernsback made planetfall on the jungle world in 2173. Soon after, ship transmissions inexplicably stopped. While the precise fate of the Hugo Gernsback command and crew is unknown, they are presumed killed in action and their vessel destroyed.

Survey Text Edit

Text obtained from performing a survey of a body which cannot be visited (only).  Omit if empty.

Missions Edit

Use {{Mission|<article>}} for the primary mission.
Omit if empty.

Assignments Edit

Use {{Assignment|<article>}} for the primary assignment.
Use {{Discs}}, {{Insignias}}, {{IDTags}}, {{Medallions}}, and {{Writings}} for collections.
Use {{Minerals}} for mineral surveys.
Omit if empty.

Points of Interest Edit

Construct the table from the PointsOfInterest templates.  Explanatory text (or sub-sections), if any, should follow the table.
* {{PointsOfInterest:Locations}}
* {{PointsOfInterest:Row:Location}} (ideally with {{blockquote}} of any applicable discovery text).
* {{PointsOfInterest:End}}
Omit if empty.

{{PointsOfInterest:Locations}}
{{PointsOfInterest:Row:Location|1|Initial|Mine entrance ([[UNC: Espionage Probe]])}}
{{PointsOfInterest:Row:Location|2|Discovery|Mine exit to mercenary camp and Mako}}
{{PointsOfInterest:Row:Location|3|Initial|Crashed probe}}
{{PointsOfInterest:Row:Location|4|Initial|Turian wreckage ([[UNC: Turian Insignias]])}}
{{PointsOfInterest:Row:Location|5|Unmarked|Charred corpse {{blockquote|Brushing away the carbonization on the door of the contragravity speeder, you see the [[Nezo]] brand name.  Judging by the charring, the wreckage has been here since the star's last variable peak.  The corpse is wearing the remains of an expensive suit, and what appear to be melted antique aviator goggles.}}}}
{{PointsOfInterest:End}}

Location	Appearance	Description
1	Initial	Mine entrance (UNC: Espionage Probe)
2	Discovery	Mine exit to mercenary camp and Mako
3	Initial	Crashed probe
4	Initial	Turian wreckage (UNC: Turian Insignias)
5	Unmarked	Charred corpse “Brushing away the carbonization on the door of the contragravity speeder, you see the Nezo brand name. Judging by the charring, the wreckage has been here since the star's last variable peak. The corpse is wearing the remains of an expensive suit, and what appear to be melted antique aviator goggles.”

Mineral Deposits Edit

Use {{Main}} to link Mass Effect locations to UNC: Valuable Minerals
Use {{PointsOfInterest:Minerals}} for Mass Effect locations.
Use {{MineralScanning}} for Mass Effect 2 locations.
Omit if empty.

{{main|UNC: Valuable Minerals}}
{{PointsOfInterest:Minerals|Beryllium|Magnesium|Samarium}}

Main article: UNC: Valuable Minerals

Location	Element	Class
1	Beryllium	Light
2	Magnesium	Light
3	Samarium	Rare

{{MineralScanning|Poor|pal=1234|iri=567}}

Initial Scanner Result: Poor

Mineral	Amount	Approximate Value
Palladium	Low	1,234
Platinum
Iridium	Low	567
Element Zero

Lifeforms Edit

Bulleted list of lifeform links.  Omit if empty.

• Pirates
• Pirate Snipers
• Elanos Haliat

Properties Edit

Orbital and other astrophysical properties (and discussion thereof).  Omit if empty.

Trivia Edit

Any extra information or discussion about the planet (e.g. the origin of its name).  Bullet point form should be used, even if there is only one item.  Omit if empty.

Planet pages should be added to all appropriate categories, e.g.
* Category:Planets
* Category:Locations
* Category:Assignment Locations
* Category:Mission Locations
* Category:Background

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