Elucid – Yellow Star System – 3-Tier Economy | High Voltage – Threat: Moderate – Gek – 5 Planets
Alhagna-Uybays III is a Gek-controlled system with a humming economy, a moderate threat rating, and a handful of interesting fauna.
Planets
Spaceships
Planets
Tufield XVI
Tufield XVI is a balmy, tropical planet with towering mushrooms, rolling orange bioluminescent hills, and a sparkling array of very angry animals. Within minutes of my arrival, a large beaked dinosaur was chewing on my arm. It turns out the N. Stalkiupae (adjacent) stands bolt upright in death, as is evidenced by these two specimens I shot repeatedly in the face.
When shopping for spaceships, try the Trading Post (-53.18, -70.54).
Portal Address: 11E1FE6C41DF (decode here)
Locations: Crashed hauler (+17.66, +25.54), crashed fighter (+74.70, +59.26)
Igginal
Igginal is a gorgeous place with rustling purple trees, high plateaus, and lush green grass, but it’s also one of those planets where the sentinels are mad as hell and the weather is terrible. The local wildlife hate me personally.
Portal Address: 31E1FE6C41DF (decode here)
Noteworthy Residents: Y. Pollenhiprea, a horned, six-legged dog with fins. Also, whatever this weird preying mantis crab is.
Beppu 72/J1
Beppu 72/J1 is heavily irradiated and simultaneously bleak and spotted with purple spikes, tendrils, and growths. Not much to write home about, unless you enjoy tiny, glowing turtles (B. Bluaigaea).
Hugat
Hugat is a flourishing planet that has some of the funniest animals I have seen in a long time. One variant of A. Copelmatoe looks an axe with personality. Another is a delightful beluga whale with bird legs, scales, and functionally useless insectoid wings. And then there’s the elf-eared bear with what looks like a circular saw blade embedded in its back (X. Footcokinium).

The planet itself is dominated by red grasslands pocked with deep craters often filled with water.
Portal Address: 51E1FE6C41DF (decode here)
Locations: Crashed hauler (+30.15, -53.66)
Iann
Iann is a mechanical planet. As with other boundary failure planets, unless you’re looking for collectibles it gets old fast. The local fauna is a glowing red orb of light called a P. Monkelbosa that apparently has brain parasites somehow.
Spaceships
As a Gek system, Alhagna-Uybays III has 7 haulers, 7 shuttles, 3 fighters, 3 explorers, and 1 exotic.
Exotic
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JT4 Uenoh
This grey, sub-nosed ball exotic features silver filigree, black-capped thrusters, and twin engines. It took so long to spawn that I bought it just so I could watch it disintegrate.
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Explorers
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Nomachi’s Towering Conqueror
This upright red and grey explorer has a large decorative orb bolted to either side. Because I am old, it reminds me of Krumm from Aaahh!!! Real Monsters.
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Gravity Forge PS9
This upright grey and white/tan upright explorer has nifty x-wing style wings and, even better, the wings have spikes! Perfect for all your spiked wing needs.
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Soaring Udamat VII
This unimpressive grey/brown and blue insectoid explorer has small upright fins bolted to either side. Not enough spikes. 0/10. Would not recommend.
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Fighters
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Isshir FD4
I’m not that keen on the cigar-nosed fighters, but this split-wing fighter is an exception. The colour is closer to sand than yellow. Feels very appropriate for desert combat.
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Obihir of the Vy’keen
This slant-nosed brown and military green fighter feels like it’s also keeping to a real world combat theme. The diamond wings are nifty, even as the dorsal fin is impractical.
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OA9 Suwakun
Point-nosed red and white/grey fighter jet go brrrrr. It has a ridiculous number of red fins (7!) and wings, which is the exact correct amount to have.
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Haulers
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Bananyu CF5
This red and blue curve-nosed hauler has some areas where the internal mechanisms are exposed. Neat.
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DZ2 Tashizun
The distinct red and sickly guacamole green colour scheme of this curve-nosed, angled hauler makes it stand out. Whether or not this is a good thing is a matter of personal preference
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Nonoichi PW2
I think in my notes I had this as “blue box thiccboy”, which is about as good a description as anything. Compact and tall instead of long, this hauler feels more like a shuttle.
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TK1 Munatoka (1st wave)
This yellow and red curve-nosed hauler has exposed panels and hefty engines and curved wings bolted to its sides.
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Visionary Miraka XIX
More secondary engines and curved wings, but this time the height on those wings are frankly ridiculous. Hauler itself is red, chunky, and has a box cockpit.
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Airborne Aishiwa VI (1st wave)
This off-white hauler is about as close to an actual RV as is probably available in No Man’s Sky, down to the brown decals on the side.
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Anoyabe Surveyor IV
This green, brown, and blue hauler has very Earth Day vibes. The vents on the curved wings are pretty neat.
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Shuttles
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Degawaj’s Ancestral Spirit
This white and eggshell-blue shuttle is a fantastic entry for anyone who doesn’t have a Living Ship but still really, really wants to fly around looking like a giant mutant cuttlefish.
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Auray’s Ultimate Trailblazer
Sometimes I dread describing shuttles. It’s red, it’s white, it looks like a lunchbox, and it has narrow wings. Can we pretend that’s good enough?
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Deram UQ3
This orange and white shuttle also looks like a lunchbox, but this time the wings are better proportioned and there are little nubs on the front.
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EU8 Nobeok
This lemon and white shuttle is a dual-cigar model with small y-shaped wings.
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Ruokam War-Spear XVII
This mint-green lunchbox shuttle has chunky wings, each tipped with a single circular thruster.
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Tenrido LJ7 (1st wave)
This white and aquamarine shuttle is surprisingly compact as a single cigar shuttle goes. Its little wings are cute.
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WO6 Ogawachi
This mint-green shuttle features a long, single cigar engine. Look upon its little wings and despair.
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