Lannar

## Overview

Lannar, the home planet of the Prango, is known for its unusually well-organized landmasses, its higher-than-average water density, and its deep, mysterious ocean spots that have yet to be explored.

## The Landmass Organization Project

The Landmass Organization Project was initiated by an eccentric monarch—a fid named Tabil Olro Giddan—in the year 261C, with the goal of arranging Lannar's landmasses in a visually striking pattern. (This was roughly 86 S years before the start of the Callaxian Civil War and 61 years before the Prango joined the Union). Utilizing cutting-edge technology, the project successfully reorganized the planet's landmasses. However, this massive alteration to the planet's natural state had severe consequences for Lannar's ecosystems and its inhabitants, the Prango.

The project disrupted countless ecosystems, leading to the extinction of numerous species and significant upheaval in the natural balance of flora and fauna. Additionally, the forced relocation of Prango populations during the project resulted in widespread social unrest and suffering. As a result, the Landmass Organization Project is now considered an ecological and social disaster, serving as a cautionary tale for future generations about the consequences of interfering with nature on such a grand scale.

Despite the catastrophic impact of the project, Lannar's organized landmasses have become an iconic feature of the planet, drawing curious visitors and researchers from across the galaxy.

## Aftermath of the LOP

The Landmass Organization Project was so deeply unpopular that it led to the dissolution of the monarchy which had ruled most of Lannar for centuries. The democratic government that took its place quickly got Lannar on the fast track to a more equitable, science-based society, ultimately culminating in their achieving "advanced" status and being contacted by the Union of Planets.

## Ecosystems and Biodiversity

The ecosystems of Lannar are diverse, ranging from lush forests and grasslands to arid deserts and wetlands. The planet's flora and fauna have evolved to adapt to various environments, with many species exhibiting unique features and vibrant colors. The planet is home to a wide range of creatures, including those the Prango typically consume as part of their diet.

Lannar water has a slightly different composition than typical water and is denser than average. The deep, mysterious ocean spots on Lannar are host to a plethora of enigmatic and elusive marine species, many of which are yet to be discovered due to the challenging super-high-pressure environment. These mysterious depths continue to captivate scientists and explorers, offering a glimpse into a world that remains largely unexplored.

In the aftermath of the Landmass Organization Project, Lannar's ecosystems have undergone significant changes, with many species struggling to adapt to their new environments. Conservation efforts have been initiated to restore the disrupted ecosystems and protect the remaining biodiversity on the planet.

## The Lannar System

The Lannar System consists of a single star, four planets, and a few asteroid belts. The star, named Radiance, is a stable, medium-sized main-sequence star. The planets in the Lannar System are diverse, ranging from rocky worlds to gas giants:

1. Serpence: A small, rocky world closest to Prangor's Radiance, Serpence is known for its intense volcanic activity and an atmosphere rich in sulfur.
2. Lannar: The second planet in the system and the homeworld of the Prango, Lannar is characterized by its unusually organized landmasses and deep, mysterious ocean spots.
3. Oolar: A gas giant with a turbulent atmosphere and a striking, swirling pattern of red and white clouds. Oolar has several small, icy moons, two of which have signs of microbial extremophile life.
4. Vindor: A distant, cold world with an atmosphere composed mostly of methane, giving the planet a bluish hue. Vindor is thought to host subsurface oceans beneath its icy surface.