Valora Planetary

The Valora Planetary is a single star multiplanetary system.

The system counts six large planets and thousands of smaller bodies such as astroids and dwarf planets.

Several planets have smaller bodies orbiting them called moons.

Tirus

Tirus is the second smallest and innermost planet in the Valora Planetary. Due to its lack of an atmosphere the planet is unable to retain any heat. Therefore, Tirus' surface experiences the steepest temperature gradient of all planets, ranging from freezing cold at night to burning hot during the day.

Solum

Solum is the third smallest planet and the only planet known to be inhabitable. The majority of its surface is covered by liquid water. Its mild temperatures, presence of water and stable atmosphere have allowed living organisms to exist and evolve over millions of years. Solum has two orbitting moons called Ignis and Umbra.

Auric

Auric is the third planet from the sun and second largest out of six planets in the Valora Planetary. It has a thin atmosphere and an orbital tilt that allows seasons. Because of its relativaly similar distance to the sun as Solum, it is believed life may exist on Auric. It is often referred to as the "Crimson Planet" due to its distinct red hue.

Nivalis

Nivalis is a large icy planet and the largest out of the six planets in its planetary system. It is also the brightest natural object in the sky and is sometimes confused with the moon Ignis due to its similar apparent size. Nivalis is shrouded by layers of clouds and appears to have an atmosphere similar to that of Solum.

Irus

Irus is the third largest planet and the only planet that is in synchronous rotation with its star. This causes one side of the planet to be eternally dark.Temperatures between the dark and lit side vary greatly and have given the planet a distinct appearance. It is believed that life may exist on the fringe of both sides.

Onsa

Onsa is the smallest planet in the Valora Planetary. It is also the farthest away from the sun and has the longest orbital period. With five moons, it has the highest amount of natural satellites of any planet.