The Moon Map

After the space elevator’s crash, this section of the Moon’s surface should have been a dead zone. There was no longer any centralized logistics, supply routes were redirected, and official colonial services ceased operations. The complex was now outside the tourist orbit and had been struck from official records.

But it was not completely shut down.

Autonomous contours have continued their operation. Harvesters are still drilling into the rock. The crucibles maintain the working temperatures. The processing stations still sort and package materials. The storages are filling up. The containers are ready for shipment, awaiting the resumption of the complex’s operations.

This industrial sector is not a mere remnant of the past life. It is a closed mining ecosystem that lost its master. And it means it’s open for those who are willing to take a risk.

Map structure and key zones

The sector is divided into four large zones, each with its own visual identity and combat characteristics.

Asteroid cluster

A dense field of asteroids turns this space into a three-dimensional maze. It is easy to throw missiles off course, evade pursuit, and suddenly change your attack direction in this zone.

The area is rich in metal ore and technical debris. A piloting error can cost you your ship, but skillful use of the terrain can give you a serious advantage in combat.

Automated station

A monumental structure designed without the presence of humans in mind. Strict geometry, open conveyor belts, and industrial austerity of form.

This is where some of the most valuable resources on the map are concentrated, left behind on the processing lines and in the station’s nodes. But don’t count on easy looting: the area is actively patrolled, and the destructible objects are built right into the infrastructure.

Space elevator

The ruined structure towers serenely over the sector, and its collapsed segments lie on the surface of the Moon. Inside are storage facilities with containers that never made it into orbit.

You can take a risk and try to open them, but taking the resources will not be so simple: the area is guarded by rocket defenders and combat patrols, ready to resist you at any moment.

Crucibles

The industrial heart of the sector. Processing rigs are located next to clusters of hot asteroids.

Heavy industrial ships called the Drillers break up dense rock with special tools in this zone. The area involves more close-range combat, where mobility is not as important as firepower.

Loot available in the sector

Almost all types of resources are available on the map, with the exception of primordial minerals and all types of firmware. Rare resources can be found, but you shouldn’t count on them as a guaranteed reward.

There are various sources of loot:

• Containers in the space elevator
• Destructible infrastructure elements
• Ore asteroids and technical debris
• Debris flying through the sector

Possible opponents

The complex is not completely abandoned. Autonomous security and industrial vessels continue to follow their protocols.

In the sector, you can find:

• Sentinels: standard patrols in the sector.
• Scavengers: maneuverable ships that collect available resources.
• Drillers: heavy industrial ships in the Crucibles zone.
• Punishers: combat reinforcements for scavengers and drillers.
• Transport ships: combat ships carrying valuable cargo.
• Rocket defenders: escort transport ships and guard points of interest.
• Fighters: launched by transport ships during attacks.

An attack on logistics could provoke an escalation. A strike on a transport ship is almost guaranteed to lead to a response.

The complex operates according to old protocols. Extraction continues. Containers await shipment. But anyone who attempts to interfere with this well-oiled machine will inevitably encounter its defenses.

There are no safe zones in this sector, only areas where you have not yet become a target.