[asteroid-chunk-name]
ferric-asteroid-chunk=Ferric chunk
crystalline-asteroid-chunk=Crystalline chunk

[entity-name]
small-ferric-asteroid=Small ferric asteroid
medium-ferric-asteroid=Medium ferric asteroid
big-ferric-asteroid=Big ferric asteroid
huge-ferric-asteroid=Huge ferric asteroid

small-crystalline-asteroid=Small crystalline asteroid
medium-crystalline-asteroid=Medium crystalline asteroid
big-crystalline-asteroid=Big crystalline asteroid
huge-crystalline-asteroid=Huge crystalline asteroid

#resources
ice-ore=Ice ore
mineral-ore=Crystalline ore
ferric-ore=Ferric ore
ice-geyser=Ice geyser

#vehicles
scout-o-tron=Scout'o'tron
constructron=Constructron

#enemies
big-ice-worm=Big ice worm
medium-ice-worm=Medium ice worm
small-ice-worm=Small ice worm

[entity-description]
scout-o-tron=Small and quick, while sturdy enough to survive re-entry, the scout'o'tron is capable of exploration and small scale construction tasks. It comes with an integrated construction tool. It lacks any sort of weapon by default, but it has a small utility grid which can enhance the scout'o'trons capabilities.
constructron=Heavy and robust, 8 legs with enhanced motors allow this spider to achive exceptional cargo capacity making it ideal as a mobile construction hub.

big-ice-worm=Ice worms live below arrivals surface, digging through the ice and feeding on the microbes that live there. Seismic data suggests ice worms can be multiple kilometres in length, and the trenches left on the surface could suggest even larger worms have existed in the past.\n\nIt appears they take no notice of your presence.
medium-ice-worm=Ice worms live below arrivals surface, digging through the ice and feeding on the microbes that live there. Seismic data suggests ice worms can be multiple kilometres in length, and the trenches left on the surface could suggest even larger worms have existed in the past.\n\nIt appears they take no notice of your presence.
small-ice-worm=Ice worms live below arrivals surface, digging through the ice and feeding on the microbes that live there. Seismic data suggests ice worms can be multiple kilometres in length, and the trenches left on the surface could suggest even larger worms have existed in the past.\n\nIt appears they take no notice of your presence.