The Spiral Galaxy of Doekinshire has several smaller stellar neighborhoods and planetary systems that live within it's 40,000 light year radius, though the habitable zone of the galaxy is much smaller than even that. Doekinshire is recorded as
Within this habitable zone there are a number of habitable star systems that live within various stellar neighborhoods, including that of Lefae and several others. There are still some being discovered into the modern day. Each star system has a varying number of planets within them, giving each a unique build and effecting whether they are habitable or not.
Table 1: Galactic Characteristics
Fig 1: Doekinshire with the galactic Habitable Zone (green) and the two major arms visible. Circular Grid is centered on Sister Suns
Table 2: Chart of the Five known habitable Star systems in Doekinshire
Throughout the Doekinshire Galaxy there are five total known habitable solar systems, each with a different set of central stars and varying numbers of planets. Their suns are all at different stages of their main star sequence and this heavily affects how the planets are situated in their own systems. This does not mean there are no other habitable systems, these are just the ones that have been found and documented, having previously been part of the Lost Portal system that was set up throughout Doekinshire Galaxy.
Stellar Neighborhood: Mithral
*Introduction to Mithral*
Table _: Mithral Characteristics
Table_: Coordinates for Stars and Stellar Objects in Mithral
Table _: Types of Star Systems
Table _: Population of Stellar Mass Objects
Table 5: Habitable Star Systems In Mithral With More Details