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'''Gravity Wells''' are a game mechanic on Horizon's End. | '''Gravity Wells''' are a game mechanic on Horizon's End. | ||
A gravity well is generated either by a static body of mass, such as a star or planet, or | A gravity well is generated either by a static body of mass, such as a star or planet, or by a ship or NPC nest. | ||
== Natural Well Sizes == | == Natural Well Sizes == | ||
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All planets have a gravity well with a radius of 1000. | All planets have a gravity well with a radius of 1000. | ||
NPC nests generate a gravity well with a radius of 1500. | |||
Alien "Watcher" NPCs, Teraliths and Verdoliths spawned by the nest generate a gravity well with a radius of 2400. | |||
== Artificial Well Sizes == | == Artificial Well Sizes == | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 17 April 2025
Gravity Wells are a game mechanic on Horizon's End.
A gravity well is generated either by a static body of mass, such as a star or planet, or by a ship or NPC nest.
Natural Well Sizes
All stars, and Horizon, have a gravity well with a radius of 1800.
All planets have a gravity well with a radius of 1000.
NPC nests generate a gravity well with a radius of 1500.
Alien "Watcher" NPCs, Teraliths and Verdoliths spawned by the nest generate a gravity well with a radius of 2400.
Artificial Well Sizes
Civilian Ships
| Class | Well Range (Radius) |
|---|---|
| Shuttle | 300 |
| Transport | 600 |
| Light Freighter | 900 |
| Medium Freighter | 1200 |
| Heavy Freighter | 1500 |
Warships
| Class | Well Range (Radius) |
|---|---|
| Interceptor | None |
| Starfighter | None |
| Gunship | 1200 |
| Corvette | 1800 |
| Frigate | 2400 |
| Destroyer | 3000 |
| Cruiser | 3500 |
| Battlecruiser | 4500 |