The darkness lays ever near the light.
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Out of Character InformationIntent: To create a planet that I can play god with and populate with many weird and wonderful species. I also hope to bring unique roleplay opportunities to the Chaos community that involve these species and the planet's ecosystem as a whole.
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Canon: N/A
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General Information
Planet Name: Trinet'homa
Demonym: Trinetian
Region: Outer Rim
System Name: Homa'ran
System Features:
Grengaren: The Dwarf star in the centre of the Homa'ran system which serves as it's Sun. All of the other planets in this system orbit Grengaren. | Rotational Period: 22 Hours | Orbital Period: N/A | Can Sustain Life: No
Mononet'homa: Mononet'homa is the first of three rocky planets within the Homa'ran System. It is a small volcanic planet that's surface is made up of rivers and lakes of lava with mountains of burnt rock. | Rotational Period: 18 Hours | Orbital Period: 186 Days | Can Sustain Life: Limited to Adapted Species (Reckdraco Wyvern, Monetrai)
Binet'homa: The rocky planet of Binet'homa is given the name 'Bracogranden' (or 'The Grand Rock') by the natives of Trinet'homa due to it practically being a floating rock. Once a great and prosperous planet, it has since deteriorated and become uninhabitable due to an event named 'Wavadrugen' (translating directly to 'The Water Drunk') - a planet-wide drought that ended in the planet becoming devoid of any liquid and, in turn, life. | Rotational Period: 12 Hours | Orbital Period: 116 Days | Can Sustain Life: No
Trinet'homa: The third and final rocky planet in the system, and by far the largest, provides a home for a vast variety of weird and wonderful species. It has a diverse selection of biomes that give home to these species, ranging from the red sand of 'Bloddeserve" to the pure white snow of 'Vintevan'. It is the perfect place to sustain life - due to it's size and vast amount of biomes. | Rotational Period: 32 Hours | Orbital Period: 376 Days | Can Sustain Life: Yes
Frozten'van: The first of the two moons that orbit Trinet'homa, Frozten'van is a very small moon of frozen water. | Rotational Period: 10 Hours | Orbital Period: 21 Days | Can Sustain Life: No
Junj'gan: The second moon of Trinet'homa is substantially larger than the first and consists of mostly rain-forest. | Rotational Period: 18 Hours | Orbital Period: 48 Days | Can Sustain Life: Yes
Coordinates: 19, 20
Major Imports: Technology, Starships, Metals
Major Exports: Medicinal Products, Animal Hides, Domesticated Animals
Geographic Information
Gravity: 1 & 1/8 Standard
Climate: Fluctuates depending on Biome
Plains: Temperate
Jungle: Warm
Mountainous: Cold
Desert: Hot
Arctic: Freezing
Primary Terrain:
Plains: 35%
Jungle: 25%
Mountainous: 25%
Desert: 10%
Arctic: 5%
Major Locations:
Tren'vilaj
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Deep in the heart of the dense Hona'lunga Jungle lies the village of the Apagandi Tribe - Tren'vilaj. Translating to 'The Tree Village', the name reflects the environment that surrounds the village perfectly. The village finds itself on the very edge of the 'Fel'grande' (or the 'Grand Fall') with it's wooden tribal houses on various different elevations along the waterfall and the grand river that flows into it. Tren'vilaj is the only known village on the planet of Trinet'homa and serves as the 'capital' of the planet - though it is far less developed that the rest of the galaxy.
Beasta'homa
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Beasta'homa - 'The Home of the Beasts' - serves as the main base of operations for The Beast Masters and is by far the most developed area on the planet of Trinet'homa. Due to it's acceptance of the technology of the rest of the galaxy, however, the whole group is frowned upon by the majority of the rest of the sentient population. The base has the capabilities to house and train aspirants as well as a variety of beasts - with the sacrifice of areas to dock starships.
