Some say the best grapes in the verse grow on New Cannan, at least, the very best brandy and wine comes from the Grape Belt only located here. In the cities, a lot of religious folk train here to move on to the border worlds, and they say the very best wines come from the country monasteries. Just like old times, eh?

{Orbits Persephone}

Not only a rich man's paradise, despite the floaty islands over the vast ocean. There is a huge land mass with severe terrain that makes it a bit inhospitable to settlers, but folk who work regular on the islands transport from cities on the coasts.

{Orbits Boros}

Classed as a wealthier border world, Beaumonde offers factories and ranches as places to work. Only one city has no factories, it's capital New Dunsmuir. Fanty and Mingo run a huge underground operation here, often giving work to the Serenity crew.

{Orbits Boros}

This is home to Alliance military shipyards and those who scrap out and put together Alliance cruisers and space stations. At least five or six can be found floating in its orbit at a time, being assembled and disassembled.

{Orbits Boros}

There was much talk of naming Dyton 'New Australia' but the concept didn't sit well with the Alliance higher-ups. A colony of criminals working on overseen mines and ranches to serve their time and maybe buy back a little honor and dignity through hard work.

{Orbits Ulysses}

Simple colonies for simple folk... and criminals looking to manipulate those folk. It's gotten a lot better since Burgess was removed from power; at least there's folk willing to spread the money around. The Heart of Gold whorehouse is located here, and whenever stops on Highgate are made, Jayne is known to request a night of leave.

{Orbits Ulysses}

Long and short of Regina is its mines, and the valuable ore found deep beneath the surface. The way the ore processors work, though, combined with the chemicals used in the terraforming process, causes a diseases known as Bowden's Malady. Folk live on Regina who never stepped foot in a mine still get it, though regualr shipments from the Alliance keep the world afloat.

{Orbits Ulysses}

One of the more 'civilized' worlds floating out this way, Ezra is a place where a lot of backworld scholars and religious-types can be found. There's a good deal of production here in terms of assembly, but the balance is good and the cities are generally hospitable. There is a SkyPlex, owned by Niska, orbiting above. It used to put a lot toward the planet's production system.

{Orbits Ulysses}

It's civilized, even if it's position in the 'Verse might dictate otherwise. Folk who settled Greenleaf had a right mind to at the very least provide infrastructure, and when the war came, the Alliance used Greenleaf as a point of strategy, and for it's compliance it was rewarded with good medical facilities, schools, and tax breaks.

{Orbits Ulysses}

It's newly terraformed, seeing how scientists couldn't get gravity earth-norm. For the longest time it was too heavy and folk were getting flattened by their own hair. Took time, but eventually they got it right. Now it's prime for settlement.

{Orbits Ulysses}

Beylix is a warm world when it's close to Sole and Rosetta, but not very homey when it moves away for the winter cycle. It's the main dumping ground for the 'Verse, and most folk looking to stand on their feet without the Alliance end up here piecing old ships together.

{Orbits Rosetta}

It's a world of factories, processing planets, and recycling stations. Not exactly the best place to raise a family, considering the amount of pollution, but if you got a mind to work scrap or rebuilding something from scrap, then you're in the right sector. Most of what comes off here is refurbished parts and pieces, sent off to Beylix or other parts of the 'Verse to keep ships flying and other factories working.

{Orbits Rosetta}

Despite its name, Deadwood is a lush planet full of forests and vegetation. A very rainy planet, it ships off lumber and other wood-products as it's main resource. The oceans are known for their abundance of fish, though that resource hasn't really been tapped.

{Orbits Rosetta}

Renowned for their grain, the small world can't be counted as a breadbasket, but quality is theirs. If you live or come from Kai, you probably were born with a green thumb, or close to. Most folk trade fresh food to travelers passing through on their way to Athens, who in turn either use it or sell it.

{Orbits Rosetta}

Thereabouts what could be considered an ordinary world, with an average production system, habitat, and exportation. Nothing too unusual, except the name, of course.

{Orbits Rosetta}

Further out from Rosetta, Jiangyin is cooler and has less volcanic activity, and so icy winters. It's got a lot of backwoods folk, those of whom are keen on taking people who will serve a purpose in their community. The world has all kinds of resources, most of which are generally undiscovered.

{Orbits Rosetta}