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-{{description>Outpost Number Seven}}
-====== Outpost Number Seven ======
-a.k.a. Orchid Station
-> So what’s here at Orchid Station? Yeah, I know the official name is Outpost Number Seven, [[woin:nereid:ione:index|Ione]] System, but us locals call it Orchid Station. Not just for the flowers in the center hub, but also for the fact that apparently the contractor had a lot of purple [[wp>plasteel]] to unload and we got it all.
-{{:woin:nereid:orchid_station.png?nolink&400|}}
-==== Structure ====
-=== Central Hub ===
-> Anyways, back to the tour. There’s the central hub, where if you’re looking for a meal or some entertainment and don’t mind paying more than is reasonable, you can have a nice time. Then there are the six spokes, which is really where the action is.
-=== Gold / Silver Spoke ===
-> You came in on Gold Spoke, which is where Command is. Silver spoke is opposite it, and that’s got another docking ring. It’s rated for personnel and cargo, but honestly it’s mostly cargo. If you ever want something to get on station without Command knowing about it, Silver is your bet.
-=== Orange / Green Spoke ===
-> Orange and Green are the hab spokes. Not a lot going on there, but there are a few bars that are cheaper than the hub. Of course, don’t start trouble there... if you want a bar fight, your cover charge at the Hub makes it okay. At the Green Inn, they’ll just report your ass and you’ll get to spend the night in the worst part of Gold Spoke... Confinement. I’ve been there once or twice, sure.
-=== Tan / Brown Spoke ===
->Technically speaking Tan and Brown spokes are for maintenance, storage and future expansion. The reality is that pretty much all the maintenance equipment and workshops are in Tan, and Brown is just warehousing. Now, I’ll tell you... don’t go wandering too far down Brown without me around. You might just interrupt someone’s privacy and we don’t want that.