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BLAMPIST-1 E was a vast, humid world covered in savannahs and tropical forests. It was the fourth planet in the BLAMPIST-1 System and was the melting pot of the BLAMPIST-1 system; home to Blampistians from [[BLAMPIST-1 B]], Blampers from [[BLAMPIST-1 D|BLAMPIST-1 D,]] and even some Fremen Humans from [[BLAMPIST-1 C]]. Several cities, including [[Blampistia]], [[Human City]], and the southern city of [[O'aeyu]]. | BLAMPIST-1 E was a vast, humid world covered in savannahs and tropical forests. It was the fourth planet in the BLAMPIST-1 System and was the melting pot of the BLAMPIST-1 system; home to Blampistians from [[BLAMPIST-1 B]], Blampers from [[BLAMPIST-1 D|BLAMPIST-1 D,]] and even some Fremen Humans from [[BLAMPIST-1 C]]. Several cities, including [[Blampistia]], [[Human City]], and the southern city of [[O'aeyu]], were home to hundreds of millions of humans. | ||
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Revision as of 02:40, 24 March 2024
BLAMPIST-1 E was a vast, humid world covered in savannahs and tropical forests. It was the fourth planet in the BLAMPIST-1 System and was the melting pot of the BLAMPIST-1 system; home to Blampistians from BLAMPIST-1 B, Blampers from BLAMPIST-1 D, and even some Fremen Humans from BLAMPIST-1 C. Several cities, including Blampistia, Human City, and the southern city of O'aeyu, were home to hundreds of millions of humans.