System Name: WT-683-A

One perky orange star sits surrounded by three planets. The first, a rocky inferno of half molten, half frozen granite is useless. The third, an enormous gas giant and its eight tiny moons provide strange flavor to the system, while the second planet, one immense ocean, has intrigued mankind since its arrival. Although the vast habitat domes beneath the surface have been crushed and destroyed, few can forget the beauty that used to be MacBeth.

MacBeth: This planet is fit for human habitation except that its surface si entirely covered by an ocean. Frequnt storms make life on top of the water very harsh. This planet used to house a dozen separate habitat centers on the floor of the ocean. starship landing pads stood above the water's surface and connected to the aristocratic paradises by miles of lifts. In its heyday, a MacBeth home address was the pinnacle of luxury and status, due to the extremely high cost of living. Few residents were without an entourage of attendants, servants, and assistants. Many corporation heads and senators were listed as residents.
The introduction of Virus to the computers in the domes caused a catastrophic failure of the life support systems, forcing all of the air out trhough the breather tubes. This devastation snowballed when the lack of air pressure forced the sea though the domes, killing all who were there.