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Ahamar

Near the center of the galaxy, there is a planet orbiting around a red dwarf. The star’s perpetual eruptions have swept away the oceans and thinned the planet’s atmosphere over eons. There now only exists a black sphere of lava and basaltic rock, which we know as Ahamar. Slightly larger than Earth, Ahamar takes its […]

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Kallol

Kallol is the homeworld of the Shifter civilization. A billion years ago, it was also once the homeworld of the Nokk before their genetic liquidation by the Shifters. Once a thriving ocean ecosystem rich in biodiversity, over the eons, it has been completely transformed by the Shifters. Everything that now is considered living has been […]

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Nibbio

The discovery of Nibbio happened in a rather common way. A probe was sent into the binary star system Right Epoch Ascension [NN Serpentis] in search of colonizable planets. There the probe found three rocky planets orbiting two dwarf stars revolving around a common center. Of those three planets, two are small and sterile due […]

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Geb

Geb is a water-dominated world, with expansive oceanic realms covering the majority of its surface. The shallow coastal waters give way to deep, mysterious abysses, and towering underwater volcanos. The planet is also highly bio-diverse, home to a stunning array of marine life. The coastal and shallow water regions are dominated by the Ambulanavidae, crowned […]

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Ionis III

Ionis III is a planet similar in size to Mars, with gravity about 80% of Earth’s. The atmosphere is similar to Earth, save for much high oxygen content, at 34% of the total. Atmospheric pressure is much higher as well, nearly 53% higher than that of Earth. Ionis has a mostly temperate climate, with minimal […]

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Laksha

“Oh, Laksha, celestial masterpiece sculpted by hands unseen! Within your enchanting embrace, one is compelled to release the constraints of common worries and surrender to the allure of the infinite. For in your ethereal depths, where giants roam and nature’s symphony resounds, the mortal spirit finds respite, nourished by the sheer magnificence of a world […]

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Nava’graha

Nava’graha collectively refers to the nine planets that collectively make up the Tweedum’s home system. These planets are among the most industry and population-dense celestial objects cataloged so far within the known galaxy, where massive forges and fabricators alongside trillions of workers labor non-stop to provide various goods for cheap to the rest of the […]

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Genesis Prime

Originally thought of as a super-earth, this gargantuan planet’s surface was soon discovered to be a shell encased around a gas giant. The original builders of this mega-structure remained unknown, nor could it be truly deciphered how ancient it was. Nevertheless, because the surface gravity was similar to that of Earth and already contained a […]

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Garmiwala

Garmiwala is an odd planet; it is the sole example of its kind to harbor complex life despite liquid water comprising a fraction of its surface. Little larger than Mars, its low gravity may explain its current state of aridity, having lost most of its moisture to space over the eons. Nevertheless, life still thrives […]

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Earth

Earth (Gaia) is the homeworld of humanity and is currently the de facto capital of the Galatic Commonwealth. Its surface is defined by a vast expanse of nature with pockets of super-dense cities all interconnected with underground vacuum tubes feasible for hypersonic transport. For movement between the most important of locations, the compression of space-time […]

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