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R'lyeh

> As Wilcox would have said, the geometry of the place was all wrong. One could not be sure that the sea and the ground were horizontal, hence the relative position of everything else seemed phantasmally variable.
>
> Francis Wayland Thurston

**R'lyeh** is a sunken landmass in the Pacific Ocean, and the abode of an extraterrestrial civilization of octopus-like creatures, as well as their high-priest and leader, Cthulhu. It is also known by other names, such as **Relex**, **Arlyeh** and possibly **Flann**.

Its architecture is characterized by colossal monoliths, gargantuan surfaces covered in hieroglyphs, and non-Euclidean geometry that appears to alter the fabric of space itself, resulting in inexplicable and abnormal phenomena. Convex surfaces suddenly appear concave, vertical doors appear to be horizontal, or vice-versa, and acute angles behave as if they were obtuse.

Despite looking like octopi, the Spawn of Cthulhu were land-dwelling creatures, and R'lyeh originally stood on a continent that sank hundreds of millions of years ago, forcing its land-based inhabitants to go into a form of dormancy or stasis, preserved by the "spells" of mighty Cthulhu.

In 1925, a series of sea tremors caused parts of R'lyeh to briefly rise above the surface, leading to a global proliferation of nightmares among certain groups of sensitive people, particularly artists and psychiatric hospital inmates who could feel the distant presence of Cthulhu. The rise of R'lyeh took place at coordinates S. Latitude 47° 9', W. Longitude 126° 43'; the exact location of the citadel in which Cthulhu himself lies dreaming.

An island identified as part of R'lyeh is located in the Pacific Ocean, south of the Indies, at S. Latitude 49° 51', W. Longitude 128° 34' west.

The whole area of R'lyeh is much larger, although it is almost entirely submerged now. Its total area has been estimated to be up to half a million square miles.

Some have even speculated that R'lyeh might exist as a continuous ring around half the Earth, linking the Polynesian Islands in the Pacific all the way to the Atlantic coast of Massachusetts, which might help to explain how Cthulhu himself has reportedly been sighed in the latter location.

A man named Jason Wecter, who has been in physical and mental contact with Cthulhu, claimed that R'lyeh is in the Atlantic Ocean.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "The Call of Cthulhu", by H. P. Lovecraft (1928)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *At the Mountains of Madness*, by H. P. Lovecraft (1936)
3. ↑ *The Mound*, by H. P. Lovecraft (1940)
4. ↑ "The House of Cthulhu", by Brian Lumley (1973)
5. ↑ "The Aquarium", by Carl Jacobi (1962)
6. ↑ "The House on Curwen Street", by August Derleth (1944)
7. ↑ *The Transition of Titus Crow*, by Brian Lumley (1975)
8. ↑ "The Seal of R'lyeh", by August Derleth (1957)
9. ↑ "The Return of Hastur", by August Derleth (1939)
10. ↑ "Something in Wood", by August Derleth (1948)
Planet 4546B

**Planet 4546B** is the name given to a mostly aquatic planet discovered by Humans during a terraforming mission, but had crashed within the ocean.

## Overview

Planet 4546B is located in the outer reaches of the Ariadne Arm and is the second planet from the star 4546. The known planet is completely covered in water, except for a few islands, and features a variety of submerged biomes. There is also a large frozen landmass on the opposite side of the planet, as seen when the Neptune Escape Rocket maneuvers in space.

## Environment

A planet mostly covered in water, most of its biomes consists are mostly consisting of underwater-based habitats. Some of these include coal reefs, shallow seas and open oceans. Land is hard to come by, and the only true examples of land are found in the form of small tropical island outcrops scattered in the planet surface.

## Lifeforms

### Carnivores

* Ampeel
* Biter
* Blighter
* Boneshark
* Brinewing
* Brute Shark
* Frozen Leviathan
* Crabsnake
* Crabsquid
* Crashfish
* Chelicerate
* Ghost Leviathan
* Hover Lizard
* Ice Dragon
* Ice Worm
* Lava Lizard
* Mesmer
* Nootfish
* Pinnicarid
* Reaper Leviathan
* River Prowler
* Rock Puncher
* Sand Shark
* Sea Dragon Leviathan
* Shadow Leviathan
* Squidshark
* Stalker
	+ Snowstalker
* Warper

### Herbivores

* Arctic Ray
* Arrow Ray
* Bladderfish
* Bloom Plankton
* Boomerang
	+ Boomerang Subspecies
	+ Magmarang
* Crimson Ray
* Cuddlefish
* Discus Fish
* Eyeye
	+ Red Eyeye
* Garryfish
* Gasopod
* Ghostray
* Glow Whale
* Holefish
* Hoopfish
	+ Spinefish
* Hoverfish
* Jellyray
* Lily Paddler
* Peeper
	+ Ice Peeper
* Rabbit Ray
* Reefback
	+ Arctic Reefback
* Reginald
* Rockgrub
* Sea Monkey
* Sea Treader Leviathan
* Skyray
	+ Unnamed Large Bird
* Spadefish
* Spinnerfish
* Titan Holefish
	+ Symbiote
* Triops
* Trivalve
* Ventgarden

### Scavengers & Parasites

* Amoeboid
* Bleeder
* Cave Crawler
	+ Blood Crawler
* Floater
	+ Ancient Floater
* Lava Larva
* Rockgrub
* Shuttlebug

### Extinct Species

* Alpha Peeper
	+ Five living descendants:
		- Eyeye
		- Ice Peeper
		- Oculus
		- Peeper
		- Red Eyeye
		- Reginald

* Alpha Ray
	+ Four living descendants:
		- Ghostray
		- Jellyray
		- Rabbit Ray
		- Crimson Ray

* Ancient Leviathan (Skeleton)
* Gargantuant Leviathan (Skeleton)
* Research Specimen (Skeleton)
	+ Five living relatives
		- Sand Shark
		- Squidshark
		- Boneshark
		- Biter
		- Blighter
		- Rockgrub
Ringworld

The **Ringworld** is a vast, ring-shaped artificial structure. With over 186 million miles in diameter (~ 300 million km) and a million miles of width (~ 1.6 million km), its surface area is roughly equivalent to three million times Earth's, and its rotation provides an equivalent of gravity by means of centrifugal force. The inner atmosphere is contained by rim walls about 1,000 miles high (~ 1,600 km).

The result is that the inner surface of the Ringworld contains a habitable environment for Humans and numerous other alien races. An artificial day-and-night cycle is provided by an inner ring of interconnected shadow squares which periodically block the sunlight.

The Ringworld is the only body in orbit around its primary star, and speculated to have been constructed by cannibalizing the star's natural planetary system, countless ages ago, to provide energy and perhaps raw material. The material that the Ringworld is made of, however, is called scrith: a substance that provides a tensile strength comparable to the strong nuclear force of atoms; making the whole thing surprisingly stable and durable.
Treasure Planet

**Treasure Planet**, "the loot of a thousand worlds", is a giant artificial planet with a hollowed interior in which the legendary pirate Nathaniel Flint, hid the spoils of the countless merchant ships he attacked. As a result, the planet is filled with riches beyond imagination. It has two ring systems and its surface is covered by forests of fungal-like life forms, some of which as large as trees.

The origins of Treasure Planet are not known, and the machinery contained within it is more advanced than anything known to the Empire. A portal-generating mechanism allowed Flint to open up gateways from Treasure Planet to practically anywhere in the galaxy, explaining how his ship was able to appear suddenly before its prey and vanish mysteriously after the sacks.

Before his death, Flint was somehow able to install a self-destruct mechanism into the planet's core and program it to destroy itself if the interior chamber was ever entered, thus ensuring that no one would ever retrieve the treasure. He also removed the memory circuit of his robotic navigator B.E.N. and left the amnesic android stranded on the planet as its sole sapient inhabitant.

Prior to its discovery by the RLS *Legacy* expedition, the location of Flint's Treasure Planet was unknown, and its existence was largely disputed. The cyborg John Silver spent most of his life searching for it, and successfully tracked the location of a spherical device in the possession of Billy Bones, which was actually a map revealing the Treasure Planet's location. Bones was pursued by Silver's crew until his ship crashed on Montressor, where he handed the map to Jim Hawkins before dying from his wounds. As soon as he found out what it was, Hawkins along with Dr. Delbert Doppler organized an expedition to find Treasure Planet.
Trisolaris

**Trisolaris** was a planet in the Alpha Centauri System. Its chaotic orbit around the system's three suns renders the planet extremely hostile even to its native life, forcing the Trisolarans to seek a new home on Earth.

## Description

### Orbit

Trisolaris is defined by its highly unusual orbit. It orbits all three of its suns and is continually tossed between them, resulting in days and years of random and unpredictable length. The rare occasions when the planet enters a stable orbit around a single star are called Stable Eras, and the intervening periods are called Chaotic Eras. Chaotic Eras are highly disruptive to Trisolaran societies and sometimes destroy them outright.

### Climate

Trisolaris seemingly has an Earth-like climate during Stable Eras, and it is known to have an Earth-like atmosphere consisting mainly of nitrogen and oxygen. During Chaotic Eras, however, its climate changes dramatically at random intervals. Depending on Trisolaris' distance from the closest sun, it can swing rapidly between arctic cold and searing heat. Trisolaris can reach temperatures close to absolute zero at its furthest from the three suns, and should it come close to all three, its temperatures can rise high enough to melt rock.

### Terrain

Little is seen of Trisolaris' surface. However, it appears to consist largely of plains, which are covered in plant life that hibernates during the planet's Chaotic Eras. During Chaotic Eras, the plains are either frozen over with permafrost or covered in boiling mud. Trisolaris also has oceans and seas, although these often boil or freeze during Chaotic Eras.

## History

Trisolaris was originally one of twelve planets in its solar system. However, over time the other planets' chaotic orbits decayed, sending them crashing into the suns and destroying them. Eventually, Trisolaris was the only planet that remained.

Numerous civilizations arose and fell on Trisolaris, one after the other. These civilizations attempted to determine the reasons for their homeworld's Chaotic Eras, but the Chaotic Eras destroyed almost all of them before they were able to. However, the Trisolarans never went entirely extinct due to their hibernation ability.

Around 90 million years ago, Trisolaris passed close to all three of its suns. The tidal forces of this passage literally ripped the planet in two, tearing off around a quarter of its mass. This fragment eventually became a moon of Trisolaris. All life on the moon, and most of that on Trisolaris itself, was wiped out. Civilization would take 90 million years to re-emerge.
Edmunds' Planet

The remains of Dr. Edmunds' pod

**Edmunds' Planet** (or simply **Edmunds**) is the planet to where Dr. Wolf Edmunds landed at, and is the third world visited by the remaining crew of the Endurance. Just like Miller and Mann's planets, it is named after Dr. Wolf Edmunds.

## Geography

So far, only a dry, arid desert has been seen on the surface of Edmunds' planet. This suggest that its mostly a dry desert world with very little vegetation. However, based on the existence of a breathable atmosphere and the presence of clouds, this suggests that there could be a source of water located somewhere on the planet. Therefore, it may also be possible that Edmunds' planet may be a planet similar to what Mars could've been like many years ago.

On top of all of that, it appears to be more tame and more safer than the other two planets, that and it sits further away from Gargantua.

### Atmosphere

Unlike like the atmospheres of Miller and Mann's planets, the atmosphere of Edmunds' planet appears relatively breathable. This further proves that there may be a source of water located somewhere outside of the region that Edmunds' pod landed at.

## Location

Given that Edmunds' planet appears relatively temperate and habitable, this suggests that it may not be orbiting Gargantua, but rather its distant stellar main-sequence companion, Pantagruel.
Final Space

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**Final Space** is said to be the extradimensional universe.

While not much is known about Final Space, what is known about it is that it is a separate universe from our own that houses colossal interdimensional creatures called Titans that if they managed to come into our universe, they would lay waste to all that exists until nothing is left. It is said that the only thing capable of opening a portal to Final Space is a small green alien of unknown species called E-351 (or "Mooncake" by Gary Goodspeed and his friends) which has the capability to destroy entire planets despite its adorable appearance and juvenile behavior. Because of Mooncake's planet destroying abilities and relation to Final Space, bounty hunters across the galaxy have been searching for the creature and plan to use it for their own needs. Including the intergalactic tyrant known as the Lord Commander who plans to open a rift into Final Space for currently unknown reasons aside from finding a cure to an alien illness that is slowly killing him.

## Inhabitats

* Titans
* Invictus
* Giggling Worms
* Mutant Land Fish
* Evra
Rudy

Rudy "Dargoon" Tolione Scrandal, or simply "Darg", is the server Lorekeep, and works as a sort of intern who documents the goings on in the server, and usually provides google docs for whatever AU the server members want to dabble in.

## **Biography**

Born and Raised in the grand state of Texas, Rudy is a young adult struggling to get a grip of a future for himself. Though he studied many things in school, he decided not to do any of them, and now wishes to be a mailman.

Early on he joined Discord for a simple DnD group, but then expanded his sights, landing him in Shane's Mesa where he became friends with a good amount of now Crow's Nest members.

He joined Crow's Nest sometime in the Spring of 2018, and became Lorekeep after serving as the Know-it-all of the server.

## **Personality**

Known as a grumpy old man, Rudy is often described as rude, but good natured. He is mostly lazy, yet stern on others, and sometimes has his bouts of charity. He can be cold and stubborn, but really he tries to be as nice as possible to others, and helpful as well, as to what extent he can do that varies by account.

Rudy is also known for his sharp judgements, making him the most openly opinionated person on others on the server, and makes him a sort of target to those he sees negatively, though he really does try to see the absolute best in everyone, and what they can achieve for themselves. Alternatively, he is also incredibly naive and playful at times, and even though he isn't the greatest at cracking jokes, he always knows how to be situationally funny. When it comes to his hobbies, he is very passionate, and humble, never accepting a compliment unless its irrefutably, and objectively correct.

## **Trivia**

* Rudy goes by many names, most commonly known being Scrandal, Tolione, Darg, and Polaris. Most of these come from celestial bodies, or sharks.

* He wants to have a pocket watch collection, so far he only has one.

* He loves cartography, and one day wishes to somehow map the entire universe, or at least know there is someone out there who is doing so
Kyros

**Kyros** is a desolate site of Endless history, once it was an eden to the ancient civilization, and its discovery lead to great importance in many of their last religions. Unfortunately one of those religions was the personality cult of Koli, a man whose power grew to threaten the other groups of the planet. Their premptive war against him caused the megalomaniac to destroy the planet with a nanomachine weapon (presumably not Dust) and his wife Hoce would become famous as part of a ghost story. The aftermath was for the Endless to adopt a policy of authoritarian atheism and environmentalism.
Jarnevon

**Jarnevon** is a large, frozen planet located in the Second Galaxy. It is the homeworld of the Eich, one of the leading races of Boskonia, and a major Boskonian base.

## Physical aspects

Jarnevon is the fifth planet in its system, located far from its sun, but is tidally locked nonetheless. Its exact size is not known, but it is believed to be larger than Earth, since it has been referred to as a "big planet".

### Atmosphere

Jarnevon's atmospheric composition is not known. However, it does not contain any oxygen, which is poisonous to its natives, and consists instead of gases toxic to aerobic life. The atmosphere is also extremely cold, likely to a degree similar to Pluto.

### Terrain

Jarnevon's surface consists largely of frozen, barren wastelands. The dark side of the planet, where the Eich live, is particularly cold, but the day side is very cold as well. The inhabited portions of Jarnevon contain large urban areas, as well as military fortifications.

## History

For an unknown but lengthy period, Jarnevon was effectively the capital of Boskonia in the Second Galaxy, controlling most of the Boskonian governments there. The Eich also commanded Boskone's Milky Way operations from Jarnevon, with the Council of Boskone acting as Helmuth's direct superiors. Jarnevon's existence remained secret from most of the Milky Way Boskonians, as well as Civilization. Unknown to most of Jarnevon's subjects, the Eich's leadership themselves answered to Plooran masters.

However, Jarnevon was eventually discovered by Civilization. A large Galactic Patrol fleet attacked the planet, ultimately destroying it by smashing it between two lifeless planets taken from the Milky Way. This impact was so powerful that it temporarily converted the remnants of the three planets into a small star. Civilization assumed, wrongly, that this act ended the threat of Boskone. In fact, the Eich were not the leaders of Boskonia, and in any case some of them had managed to escape their homeworld's destruction.
Asteroid 327

## 327

The Tippler atop 327

**Asteroid 327**, known simply as 327, is a tiny asteroid presumably located within the Sol System's asteroid belt, and the homeworld of a humanoid drunkard.

## Description

### Geography

327 is a smooth, small asteroid with no notable features, just large enough to hold a table on a relatively flat part of its surface, making it appear somewhat oblong in shape.

### Environment

327 has a breathable atmosphere and Earth-like gravity, despite its small size.

## Inhabitants

The only inhabitant of 327 is an obese, red-nosed human-like alien in simple clothing who is addicted to alcohol, and yet is ashamed of it, ironically drinking to suppress his own shame.

## History

327 was inhabited by the tippler, a humanoid alien who would constantly drink alcohol that he acquired from an unknown source. However, the Tippler was ashamed of his own drinking, and so he drank more to forget his own shame. One day, he was visited by a young humanoid from B 612, who had just come from Asteroid 326. The visitor was known as the little prince, and asked the tippler what he was doing. The tippler responded that he was drinking, and then explained that he drank to forget the same of drinking. He then entered a deep silence that the prince could not break, so he decided to leave the tippler and 327 in order to visit Asteroid 328.
Fraggle Rock

Fraggle Rock is a system of magical caves and tunnels, home to a variety of creatures such as Fraggles, Doozers and many others.

## Overview

Fraggle Rock is described as being at the "center of the universe", and resembles an underground network of caves.

It's not exactly clear what it is, although it appears to act as an interdimensional nexus of sorts, given it connects to Earth and the Gorg Garden, both of which are clearly separate realities from each other.

## Inhabitants

A multitude of life thrives within its caves, from the sapient Fraggles to the airborne Purple Sproingers. Oddly enough, despite the lack of sunlight, plant life is also plentiful here, many of which are mobile such as the Singing Cacti and Clinging Creepers.
Tadsylwine

**Tadsylwine** is a star home to the Tadsylwien species. It is part of a small galaxy consisting of fifty star systems all living in peace and harmony.

However, the Tadsylwiens also claim that their stars have gone extinct a long time ago. Presumably, this might mean that they're an extremely old race and depend on technology to make their worlds still habitable.

## References

1. ↑ *Asterix and the Falling Sky*, by Albert Uderzo (2005)
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Tiny Aliens' Homeworld

Two humans by the tiny aliens' home creek

This **unnamed rocky planet** in a binary star system is the homeworld of an unnamed species of tiny aliens.

## Description

### Geography

The tiny aliens' homeworld is a very rocky planet, with several canyons and mountains dominating the surface. Very little water is known to exist on its surface, with the only source found by humans being a creek only a few centimeters wide, although the water can be drunk by humans.

### Environment

The planet has a breathable atmosphere and standard gravity, although it is also quite hot due to its two suns.

## Inhabitants

The native species of the tiny aliens' homeworld are the tiny aliens themselves, a species of extremely tiny presumably humanoid species, which are too small to be seen with the naked eye, or even by microscopes.

### Flora

Earth-like flora, and presumably fauna, are also known to exist on the planet, but scaled to the size of the tiny aliens. Any "regular" sized flora are unknown.

## History

A species of tiny aliens evolved on this planet, within a tiny creek in a massive canyon. They developed an Earth-like society, living around the tiny creek. At some point in the future, two human astronauts, named Peter Craig and William Fletcher, landed on the planet, near the tiny creek. While searching for water, Craig came across the tiny aliens, and deciding to rule them as a god. After managing to communicate with them and getting both food and water from them, Craig forced Fletcher to leave alone, ready to keep the tiny aliens as his slaves, until two giant aliens landed on the planet. The giants walked over to the canyons, with one of them hearing Craig yelling at them to go away, picking him up to inspect him and accidentally crushing him. After discarding Craig's body, the giants leave, with the tiny aliens left free.
Purple Void

The Purple Void is a nebula inside the Milky Way that is notable for a high amount of artifacts, exotic stars, and habitable planets. The space immediately surrounding it is known by its human population as "Sector Prime". Many civilizations including humans inhabit this sector.

## Astrography

The greatest obstacle to interstellar travel in the Purple Void is itself. Most forms of superluminal travel are impossible while passing through it, entailing specialized equipment and tricks to avoid travel at a measly *c*. Black holes are also threatening to spacecraft, many of them undiscovered to boot. The sector is also on the verge of experiencing a supernova.

Notable among the cosmic aberrations are green stars, which have been noted as theoretically impossible by Terran scientists. They're seen as signs that the universe has been destroyed and imperfectly reconstructed.
Dead Zone of Libya

The Dead Zone of Libya is a region of Africa that lost most of its physical and metaphysical qualities to Excrucian activity.

*Textrix the Deacon fought a Power for seven days, using that ability — what the Nobilis call **the World-Breaker’s Hand** — as his principal weapon. The Dead Zone of Libya was the result. No plant grows there. No love lives there. The sun is never bright there, no nation claims it, no map shows it. The ground is arid. Sometimes it crumbles underfoot, opening onto the vastness of nothing underneath. No one of interest was ever born there. No wind ever blows there. Nobody goes there save by force; and even though you can break a person by chaining them there for a day or two, even though it’d be the kind of punishment any despot or cruel authority would love to inflict, it doesn’t even get used for that very often, because the thing that places have that make them easy to remember is a thing the Dead Zone no longer has.*

## References

* Nobilis - The Essentials, Vol. #1 - Field Guide to the Powers
Tarn-Vedra

* From Space
* From the Surface

**Tarn-Vedra** is a planet in the Andromeda Galaxy, homeworld of the Vedrans, and original capital of the Systems Commonwealth

## Geography

The Planet has a very Earth like climate, with the breeze feeling like a warm summers night, the dunes and fields flow into one another, with mountains that pierce the sky.

## History

Tarn-Vedra has the distinction of being the first planet to discover the Slipstream, this allowed the Vedrans to build a mighty empire, the Vedran Empire later evolved into the Systems Commonwealth.

Following the Nietzschean rebellion and the coming of The Long Night, Tarn-Vedra was cut off from the slipstream, leaving the fate of Tarn-Vedra unknown.
Monster World

The **Monster World**, also known as the **Other World**, the **Other Dimension**, or the **Monster Dimension**, is an alternate dimension populated by a wide variety of monsters and other creatures. The Monster World is accessible through portals opened by Dimension Mites. It is uncertain whether it is a single world, or is divided into multiple dimensions.

The Monster Dimension's forests are very similar in appearance to the Human World's, except the rocks and stones are pink and covered in an unknown slime-like substance. The Monster World is also home to deserts with a brownish landscape, and has several massive structure of rock suspended in the sky, and at least two moons.
Sesharrim

The planet **Sesharrim** is the homeworld of the Gaoul species, and is orbited by at least two moons. It is an Earth-like planet with a breathable atmosphere, but has a distinct otherworldly aspect due to the bright red color of its skies and oceans.

Most of Sesharrim's landmasses are insular, forming archipelagos in the shallow seas. The numerous islands and reefs are surrounded by forests of hydrogen-trees, which form mangrove-like ecosystems, and whose yellow blisters store hydrogen in a way that the tree can violently explode when bumped into.
Coroz

Coroz is a monochromatic dimension that is the true homeworld of the Riftborn. It is a place where these beings would float in harmonious lives of everlasting contemplation, until an interstellar travel accident in Auriga created a permanent rift into their plane. This infected Coroz itself with an unstoppable blight that was lethal to native life, which forced the Riftborn to begin evacuating into the Endless Galaxy for continued survival.

Coroz is implied to have more than three spatial dimensions. Conventional matter can still survive in the physics of Coroz, although it's not known if organic lifeforms can.
Janus VI

**Janus VI** is a geologically inactive planet and the homeworld of the silicon-based Horta species. The planet has no atmosphere and is rich in subterranean mineral resources, including the rare element pergium, as well as others such as uranium, cerium, platinum and gold.

The planet was colonized by humans in the 2210s, although official contact with the natives only happened more than 50 years later, in 2267.

Following some conflicts caused by the humans inadvertently destroying the Horta's eggs and the Horta attacking the colony in retaliation, peace was eventually achieved with the help of the USS *Enterprise* crew, after Spock managed to contact the Horta by telepathic means and the two species agreed to coexist peacefully.

## References

1. ↑ *Star Trek*, s01e26, "The Devil in the Dark" (1967)
Nor

Nor is a planet or cluster of planets 0.16 light years away from Sol. It's considered to be the homeworld of the Nortan race, where they evolved for long enough to develop the classic "nordic alien" phenotype. Nor also refers to the political realm of the Nortans. Richard Sharpe Shaver's writings describe Nor as a rogue planet, although modern science would say that it's well within the Oort Cloud of Sol.
Gem Homeworld

The **Gem Homeworld** (or simply **Homeworld**) is the home planet and assumed capital of the imperialist humanoid race known as Gems.

## Geography

The surface of the planet is split in half and has two opposite facing rings, one noticeably smaller than the other. However, it does not resemble what a normal Gem colony would look like. The core of the planet looks to be crystalline, bearing resemblance to a geode.

Homeworld has a breathable atmosphere and suitable gravity for humans to survive on. It is implied that it does not rain on the planet. Homeworld appears to be covered in many cities, and might be an example of an ecumenopolis.

## Society

Homeworld is known to exist under a totalitarian rule by the Great Diamond Authority. The Great Diamond Authority is governed by the Diamonds: White Diamond, Yellow Diamond, Blue Diamond, and previously Pink Diamond. They act as the tyrannical leaders of the Gem species and society as a whole. The Gems that reside on the planet, as well as any other born under the Diamond Authority, are put under a strict caste system depending on their gemstone, which is predetermined.

The advanced technology of the Gems give them the ability to travel through space instantaneously, create other Gems, and even destroy or colonize entire planets which both result in the destruction of the native lifeforms. The Gem empire is known to intergalactically maintain a vast growing number of colonized planets.

## References

1. ↑ *Steven Universe*, s03e02, "It Could've Been Great" (2016)
Asteroid 328

## 328

The Businessman on 328

**Asteroid 328**, known simply as 328, is a tiny asteroid presumably located within the Sol System's asteroid belt, and the homeworld of a humanoid businessman.

## Description

### Geography

328 is a small, smooth, rocky asteroid with no notable features, large enough to hold an adult humanoid and square desk.

### Environment

328, despite its small size, has Earth-like gravity and a breathable atmosphere.

## Inhabitants

The only inhabitant of 328 is a humanoid alien businessman, who is obsessed with owning every star he can see, despite being unable to actually do anything with them. Externally, the businessman resembles an adult male Human, wearing a white business suit with a red and white striped tie.

### Fauna

328 allegedly supported at least one animal somewhere on the surface, apparently on the opposite side of the asteroid as the businessman's desk, described as a cockchafer.

## History

A lone humanoid alien known as the businessman inhabited 328 for 54 years, and dedicated himself to owning every star he could see. To this end, he tirelessly worked for many years on counting every star and logging them in a ledger, so that he may put them in a bank, although this amounted to simply locking the ledger away in a drawer. One day, he was visited by a young humanoid from B 612 known as the little prince, who noticed that the businessman's cigarette had gone out, although the businessman did not acknowledge the prince's arrival. When the prince greeted him and told him that his cigarette went out, the businessman kept counting, only briefly pausing to return the greeting and state that he had no time to relight his cigarette. However, the prince wanted to know what he was doing, distracting the businessman, who told the prince that he had only been disturbed two other times during his work: first by a cockchafer that had fallen onto the surface 22 years prior, which caused four addition errors, and then by an illness 11 years ago, as the businessman had no time for exercise. When questioned some more, the businessman explained that he owns the stars, and is therefore wealthy. The prince tried to tell him of the king of Asteroid 325, who supposedly ruled the universe, but the businessman countered that ruling and owning were two different things. The businessman then said that by virtue of simply seeing the stars and being the first to claim ownership in a document, he owned them, and while he could not physically collect them, he could write down what he supposedly owned. The prince then told the businessman that on B 612, he actively took care of a rose, two active volcanoes, and the general environment, but the businessman does nothing for the stars. The businessman had no response for the prince, who left for Asteroid 329.
Eternia

Located at the exact center of the universe, the planet **Eternia** is a unique receptacle of powerful energies where magic is relatively commonplace and in which fantastic creatures and people with remarkable abilities abound.

Eternia is a terrestrial planet covered in vast oceans and continents with diverse biomes, ranging from the perilous Vine Jungle and Tar Swamp, to the peaceful Evergreen Forest, to the vast desert known as the Sands of Time, and to the northern Ice Mountains. It seems to be orbited by numerous moons. Its atmosphere and gravity are similar enough to Earth's to allow natives of one planet to survive comfortably on the other and vice-versa. The same is also true of Eternia's sister planet, Etheria.

The Sea of Eternity, located amidst the Mystic Mountains, feeds a large river that supplies water to both the Evergreen Forest and the Vine Jungle. The combined vegetation of these two habitats is largely responsible for providing oxygen to the atmosphere of Eternia, which humans and other animals need to survive.

Unlike Earth, Eternia is divided in a light hemisphere and a dark hemisphere; the latter of which being where the dreaded Snake Mountain is located. While the light hemisphere is ruled by King Randor's government from the capital city of Eternos, the dark hemisphere is the domain of Skeletor and his Evil Warriors who seek domination of the entire world, and indeed the entire universe.

Containing the source of the planet's magic is Castle Grayskull, where the Sorceress resides to protect the secrets of this ancestral fortress. Surrounded by a bottomless pit, the castle provides a link to the actual center of the planet and therefore the universe. At the core of Eternia lies the so-called Star Seed: a fragment from the universe's creation that can grant infinite power to anyone who holds it.

Advanced civilizations have flourished on Eternia since ancient ages, and although centuries of war and conflicts have caused the planet to mostly regress to a more medieval-like state, remnants of advanced science abound in the form of aircraft, artificial intelligences, energy-based weaponry and others. Additionally, the strong magic present on the planet occasionally provides means to travel between worlds and even between dimensions.

Perhaps as a result of its long history, the presence of interplanetary and interdimensional gates, and invasions by off-world conquerors such as the Horde; Eternia is now home to a surprisingly diverse array of sapient races, as well as an impressive biodiversity of fauna and flora.

## Gallery

Eternia and its moons viewed from orbitEternian urban architectureCastle GrayskullAquatica
## References

1. ↑ *He-Man and the Masters of the Universe*, s01e36, "The Search" (1983)
2. ↑ *He-Man and the Masters of the Universe*, s01e55, "Eye of the Beholder" (1983)
The City (Lobotomy Corporation)

**The City** is a plutocratic megalopolis that was established during the collapse of civilization, continuing to survive under the 26 corporations that have been deemed Wings of the World.

## Geography

The City is made of a clockwise spiral of 25 districts that are numbered from its center, and a 26th one that does not appear on maps. Each district is divided between its Backstreets, and a Nest that serves as the company town of a local Wing. It is encircled by a region of lawless squalor known as the Outskirts, which partially intersects with a Black Forest at its southwest.

### District 12/Lobotomy Corporation

Lobotomy Corporation is a parapsychology research group which advertises itself as an "eco-friendly" energy company. Most of its advancements are completely hidden from the public, except for enkephalin, an addictive substance/power source used as the main source of money for the corporation. Lobotomy Corporation collapsed both literally and figuratively once its original goals were nearly fulfilled, but appears to be making a comeback.

### R Corporation

R Corporation serves as a private military contractor to other Wings. It possesses enough wealth and influence to be unhampered by the City's gun control laws, and uses large amounts of exotic corrosive, mental, and life force evaporating ammunition.

### District 16/P Company

P Company's main function is unclear, but several of their products came into the custody of Lobotomy Corporation for their dangerous supernatural properties.

### WARP Corp

WARP Corporation is a travel agency controlling a system of WARP trains that rematerialize at their destination pads in ten seconds.
Planet Z

**Planet Z** is an automated (possibly artificial) planet and the base of operations of the nefarious Emperor Zurg, who rules it from the appropriately named Zurg Tower. It is home to Zurg's minions, the insectoid Grubs, the biomechanical Brain Pods and the robotic Hornets.

The planet is orbited by Auto Defense Moons.

## References

1. ↑ *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins* (2000)
Œzª£▪◊βGæ!

**Œzª£▪◊βGæ!**, also known simply as the **LGM Home World**, is the peaceful homeworld of the Little Green Men and the home of the mystical orb known as the Uni-Mind, which links the minds of the LGM and allows them to think and feel collectively as one.

## References

1. ↑ *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins* (2000)
Mira

**Mira** is a planet in the Milky Way Galaxy, with environmental conditions habitable for Humans. Its primary terrain consists of fog-covered swamps with muddy soil. It is inhabited by semi-sapient invisible predators called Visians.

The exact location of this planet is not known, save that it is closer to Kembel than it is to Earth.

## References

1. ↑ *Doctor Who*, season 3, "The Daleks' Master Plan" (1965)
Desperus

**Desperus** is an Earth-like planet in the Milky Way Galaxy which was employed as a prison planet by the government of the Solar System in the year 4000.

The only ships that visit Desperus are there to dump new prisoners. There are no cells, guards or facilities: prisoners are simply left in the wilderness to fend for themselves and avoid the predatory bat-like screamers which populate the planet.

## References

1. ↑ *Doctor Who*, season 3, "The Daleks' Master Plan" (1965)
Glory

Glory is a main sequence star system on the edge of Sector Prime that was selected for human cryogenic colonization in the 22nd century.

### Satellites

* Inner Asteroid Belt
* Hellsgate
	+ Morningstar
* Hope
	+ Tiber
	+ Solace
* Outer Belt
* Ilium
	+ Archon
	+ Trance
	+ Melnibone
	+ Djinn
	+ Gleimos
	+ Athos
* Zen
	+ Taurus
	+ Jester
	+ Clarion
	+ Mirth
Tond

**Tond** is an alien planet and home to a humanoid species called the Yarkdao, which build cities out of blue metal and black stone. It's in orbit around two suns: a green star named Yifne and a "dead star" named Baalblo. It's also one of the many worlds to have been visited by Glaaki, prior to its arrival on Earth.

The brain-preserving crustaceans from Yuggoth are also active on Tond.

## References

1. ↑ "The Inhabitant of the Lake", by Ramsey Campbell (1964)
2. ↑ "The Mine on Yuggoth", by Ramsey Campbell (1964)
HyperSpace

HyperSpace is an alternate dimension with similar physical laws to TrueSpace. The few exceptions are related to how it works with interstellar differences, namely that it has a much higher light speed, and that massive objects experience drag force like inside an atmosphere or other fluid. This allows the inhabitants of the Milky Way to use it as a medium for both communication and travel. Its effect on light redshifts the visible spectrum into being bright red to the human eye.

Distances between stars in truespace aren't perfectly equivalent with their counterpart gravity wells in HyperSpace, many stars also remain inaccessible by hyperspace travel. The names of unrelated stars from Earth's astronomical system were used when adapting Chenjesu star charts for human use.
Planta

Planet **Planta**, as its name indicates, is a world covered entirely by vegetation, in which plant and microbial life is abundant, while animal life seems to be restricted to a few simple forms, such as caterpillars. The planet's environmental conditions are habitable for humans and Betelgeusians.

At some point in history, a mysterious meteorite known as "Code D" fell on the north pole of Planta and caused the planet's vegetable life to rapidly evolve into sapient forms. Eighteen plant nations were formed, ranging from the highly intellectual Vegims of the northern hemisphere to the primitive carnivorous Movies of the south. The meteorite also affected the planet's microbial life, giving rise to huge non-sapient microbes that thrived in different ecosystems.

Removal of the Code D meteorite by Dandy caused all the planet's vegetable and microbial life to return to its original forms.

## References

1. ↑ *Space Dandy*, s01e09, "Plants Are Living Things, Too, Baby" (2014)
Blue Moon

The **Blue Moon** is the natural satellite of a ringed gas giant orbiting a binary star system over 50 light-years from Earth.

## Physical aspects

The Blue Moon has three times the atmospheric density of Earth, and an oxygen percentage of 30%. The atmospheric density and high concentration of carbon dioxide combine to make it considerably warmer than Earth.

Due to its slow rotation period, each day and night cycle on Blue Moon lasts as much as ten Earth days (five Earth days of daylight, five of nighttime). The moon's dense atmosphere enables enormous creatures to take flight and remain airborne. High levels of oxygen result in the atmosphere being pushed to the point of spontaneous combustion during storms, making forest fires a frequent occurrence.

## Ecology

The Blue Moon's surface is covered in large forests of Pagoda Trees, whose canopy is kilometers in height and blocks out sunlight. Living near the trees are Helibugs, whose larvae are hunted by the aerial predators known as Kites. Feeding on floating moss are the massive Sky Whales. These are hunted by Caped Stalkers, which in turn might become food to the arboreal Ghost Traps. Floating Balloon Plants filled with hydrogen complete the picturesque ecosystem.
Eden (Mandrels' homeworld)

*For other worlds with the same name see Eden (binary star system) and Eden (Romulan space)*

**Eden** is a lush, tropical planet covered in dark jungles with an orange-hued atmosphere and giant carnivorous plants that snatch prey with mobile roots. It is the homeworld of the Mandrels.

## References

1. ↑ *Doctor Who*, season 17, "Nightmare of Eden" (1979)
Adrian

**Adrian**, formally named **Tau Ceti e**, is a super-Earth planet in the Tau Ceti system. Its thick atmosphere, dominated by carbon dioxide, is home to a thriving ecosystem of microorganisms, including Astrophage and its predator Taumoeba.

## Description

Adrian is a terrestrial planet much larger than Earth, with 3.93 times its mass and nearly twice its diameter. It has a surface gravity of 1.4 gees. Due to Adrian's thick atmosphere, the surface is not visible from space. To human eyes, the planet appears green with a banded atmosphere, making it look somewhat like a gas giant.

Adrian's atmosphere consists of 91% carbon dioxide, 7% methane, 1% argon, and 1% trace gases. The high levels of methane are produced by Adrian's native life. The atmosphere is much thicker than Earth's. The pressure and temperature at the surface are unknown, but presumably very high, likely comparable to Venus. Nothing about the surface is known, save that it is solid.

## Biosphere

Adrian's biosphere resides high in its atmosphere. It is unknown whether any life exists on the surface, which may be too hot. All known organisms from Adrian are microscopic and single-celled. Given the methane in the atmosphere, it is likely that most of the aliens respire via methanogenesis.

Many Adrian aliens are adapted to survive in space, most notably Astrophage. Astrophage travels to Tau Ceti to feed on the star's heat, then back to Adrian to breed. Its ability to survive and travel through space allows it to spread to other solar systems. Without its natural predator, Taumoeba, Astrophage can breed out of control and significantly diminish a star's output, potentially freezing any nearby inhabited planets.

It is heavily implied that space-capable cells from Adrian are the ancestors of all life in the solar systems near Tau Ceti, including the ecosystems of Earth and Erid.
Ninth Galactic System

The **Ninth Galactic System** is a location millions of light-years away from the Milky Way.

Between the 36th and 40th centuries, it was one of the places in which the Daleks had been active. During this time they conquered over 70 planets in the Ninth Galactic System, as well as some 40 more in the Constellation of Miros.

## References

1. ↑ *Doctor Who*, season 3, "Mission to the Unknown" (1965)
Invictus

**Invictus** is a frozen ocean planet and the homeworld of the Glothr species.

## Description

Invictus is a rogue planet located in intergalactic space, 100 light-years from the nearest star and 25,000 light-years out from the Milky Way. Like Jupiter's moon Europa, it is a frozen ocean world, although it is vastly larger. Invictus is described as five times the size of Earth. Given its Europa-like composition and surface gravity of 1.8 gees, this likely refers to the planet's mass.

### Surface

Invictus' entire surface is a plain of water ice, colored black by hydrocarbon deposits. Despite the planet's great size, there is no atmosphere. At a temperature of only 20 Kelvin, the surface is deathly cold and completely inhospitable, instantly freezing anything that touches it. Even the native Glothr do not spend much time or resources here.

### Subsurface

100 kilometers beneath the ice surface lies an ocean of water-ammonia solution at a temperature just above freezing, far hotter than the surface but still very cold. Invictus' entire biosphere lives in this ocean. The native life is carbon-based but breathes hydrogen instead of oxygen, a far less efficient process that nevertheless works better in Invictus' freezing environment.

### Ring

Invictus is surrounded by an artificial ring of space stations and habitats, built by the Glothr from hydrocarbons harvested from the surface. Billions of Glothr live and work here, with much of their industry taking place in the ring.
Montressor Spaceport

**Montressor Spaceport** is a crescent-shaped artificial world in orbit around the mining planet Montressor, housing docks for spaceships, as well as a commerce center where beings of a myriad different species can be typically seen.

It seems to have an Earth-like atmosphere and gravity, presumably by the same kind of artificial gravity generators employed in ships.

Seen from Montressor, the spaceport appears like a large, waning moon in the night sky.