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*'''Characteristics:''' Rocky surfaces and atmospheric, with the surface being able to support life and | *'''Characteristics:''' Rocky surfaces and atmospheric, with the surface being able to support life and generate water on their surface. | ||
*'''Examples:''' [[Earth]] | *'''Examples:''' [[Earth]] | ||
*'''Notes:''' Will often spawn within the habitable zone of certain stars, such as [[Star types#G-Type|G]] and [[Star types#K-Type|K class stars]] | *'''Notes:''' Will often spawn within the habitable zone of certain stars, such as [[Star types#G-Type|G]] and [[Star types#K-Type|K class stars]] | ||
Revision as of 06:23, 16 December 2025
NOTICE: This page is a Work in Progress as much of the lore/Development for the game is yet to be established.
A planet is a spherical body found in space. They are often found in star systems, spawning within certain zones. Planet types and characteristics often depend on their spawning location and other factors, such as the whether they are within the Habitable Zone.
Overview
Planets are bodies of gravity which form into spherical bodies. Their contents vary depending on their formation and contents, varying from gases to solid materials (both ice and rock). Although their size varies, planets are often smaller than the smallest star types.
Planet Types
Terrestrial Planets
Terrestrial planets are composed primarily of rocks and solid materials such as metals. They often consist of a core and multiple material layers. Some terrestrial planets spawn with liquid environments or with molten substances on their surfaces, such as Earth-like Analogues or Lava Planets. Some also spawn with atmospheres with gases in their ozone, with some becoming Earth-like analogues capable of supporting life itself.
Atmospheric Terrestrials
- Characteristics: Rocky surfaces and atmospheres, though often lack liquid surfaces like water or lava.
- Examples: Mercury, Venus, Mars
- Notes: Will often spawn in or outside the Habitable Zone, often between the Lava Zone and the Frost Line
Lava Planets
- Characteristics: Rocky surfaces and atmospheres with molten materials on their surfaces.
- Examples:
- Notes: Will often spawn in the Lava Zone in a star system's orbit.
Earth-like Analogues
- Characteristics: Rocky surfaces and atmospheric, with the surface being able to support life and generate water on their surface.
- Examples: Earth
- Notes: Will often spawn within the habitable zone of certain stars, such as G and K class stars
Giant Planets
Giant planets are a term given to planets which exceed Earth's size. Examples include Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus.
Gas Giants
- Characteristics: Surfaces are often composed of light materials and gases, often Hydrogen or Helium.
- Examples: Jupiter, Saturn
- Notes: Can currently spawn outside of a star's frost line, due to the volatile nature of the planet's content.
Ice Giants
- Characteristics: Surfaces are often composed of frozen materials heavier than gases, such as Carbon or Water.
- Examples: Uranus, Neptune
- Notes: Can currently spawn outside of a star's frost line.
Dwarf Planets
Ice Dwarfs
- Characteristics: Surfaces often similar to Ice Giants, with their surfaces containing frozen materials.
- Examples: Pluto, Sedna
- Notes: Will spawn outside of a star's frost line.
Rocky Dwarfs
- Characteristics: Surfaces are similar to Terrestrial Planets.
- Examples: Ceres
- Notes: Can spawn both inside and outside of the habitable zone.