Pyro
Depots

“Fully stocked and ready to rock.”

14 km from Stag's Rut, sat on top of a mesa studded with rock formations that limits big-ship access somewhat — though not as badly as most of the depots. Pyro 1 runs ~300°C in the sun, so surface ops are tricky; ideally suit up in a Pembroke Exploration Suit, and even then your time on the ground is limited. You'll last longer during the ~200°C night.

“You can't rush a good trade.”

Near the north pole, 13 km from Last Ditch — a XenoThreat outpost complete with turrets, so be careful you don't drift too close or they'll open up on you. The depot sits on top of a hill/mesa structure with a sharp drop into a canyon on one side and a gradual hillside on the other.

“Things only get better from here. Traders Welcome.”

A “saddle”-shaped location wedged between two mountains, which makes for awkward access — there's basically no flat, level terrain to be found. Pick your approach angle before you commit the hull.

“The most attractive trades this side of Pyro.”

Sat in a large shallow crater, which makes for easy access even with big ships — the friendliest approach of the six. Has one medium landing pad (no services attached), and it's right next to the ocean.

“Taken a few dents, but still open for business.”

On a small shelf set into a slope amid a lot of big rocks — not ideal for large-ship access. Shares a crater on Pyro 4 with Gonor's Deal and Fallow Field, tucked below a fairly big peak that cuts the sunlight hard, leaving it in shadow most of the day.

“Plenty of trade items worth a look.”

On a small shelf set into a slope — again, not ideal for large-ship access, though nowhere near as awkward as Dinger's Depot. Terminus is the cold rock of the system, so dress for it.