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Colour Palette

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This page documents the official Oasis: Tactical Salvage Reclamation brand palette, provided by designer Dale Eadeh, for reference when styling infoboxes, templates, and other site elements.

Primary Palette

Name Swatch Hex Notes
Bone #D0CDBC Off-white / light contrast (acts as the palette's "white")
Plasma #EA5E22 Primary orange. Used by the in-universe SurveyFi faction as a main colour.
Kinesium #00655E Primary teal
Carbon #232323 Near-black (acts as the palette's "black")
Laser #BF2E1A High-contrast alternative to Plasma
Cherenkhov #5DC1A6 High-contrast alternative to Kinesium
Sulfur #E9AC21 Primary amber/gold

Expanded Palette

The expanded palette adds two additional solid colours to the primaries above, plus textured/gradient variants used atop environmental artwork. Per the brand guide, weathering and vignetting effects should be used subtly if applied on-wiki.

Additional solid colours

Name Swatch Hex Notes
Expanded Blue #1E5FC6 New colour, not in the primary set
Expanded Magenta #AA00BC New colour, not in the primary set

Textured/gradient variants

These appear in the source guide as weathered gradient tiles rather than flat colours, and are intended for environmental/background art use rather than UI or infobox elements. Approximate base tones, in the same order as the primary/blue-magenta swatches above:

Base colour Approx. swatch Approx. hex
Expanded Blue (textured) ~#116AA7
Kinesium (textured) ~#17667B
Cherenkhov (textured) ~#12A0A8
Sulfur (textured) ~#D37B17
Laser (textured) ~#A73919
Expanded Magenta (textured) ~#D44116

Typography

  • Headings: Microgramma (12pt priority headings, 9pt subheadings)
  • Body text: Bahnschrift Semi-Condensed (6pt in the source guide)

Usage Notes

  • Bone and Carbon serve as the palette's white and black, used for contrast against whichever accent colour is chosen.
  • Plasma and Kinesium can be used for text headers, but only where contrast is sufficient.
  • Laser and Cherenkhov are higher-contrast alternatives to Plasma and Kinesium respectively, for use when the primary tonal variants don't provide enough contrast.
  • Weathering and vignetting effects are used throughout official material to reflect the setting's palimpsest-like nature, but should be used subtly on-wiki.