Vindrgard - Revision history

Keileon: /* Crystal Network */

2018-01-01T11:55:48Z

‎Crystal Network

Keileon: /* Crystal Network */

2018-01-01T11:39:02Z

‎Crystal Network

Keileon: /* Crystal Network */

2017-07-23T20:19:02Z

‎Crystal Network

Keileon: /* Major Landmarks */

2017-02-07T09:26:59Z

‎Major Landmarks

Keileon at 09:11, 2 February 2017

2017-02-02T09:11:23Z

Keileon: /* Seventh Era */

2016-12-10T01:05:32Z

‎Seventh Era

Keileon at 23:12, 27 October 2016

2016-10-27T23:12:35Z

Keileon at 10:28, 13 July 2016

2016-07-13T10:28:55Z

Keileon at 09:16, 13 July 2016

2016-07-13T09:16:42Z

Keileon at 01:58, 24 May 2016

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 The Crystal Network is known as the '''Bridge of Asgard''' to the Atchi'taii and '''Bifrost''' to Vindrite Dragons.
-On the rare occasion that Vindrgard's sky is clear and all five moons are full, the moonlight shines on the crystals, which then refract it. The crystals act as prisms, and the moonlight reflects from crystal to crystal in a nighttime rainbow. From a distance, the multicolored streaks appear to be a glowing bridge connecting the crystals from planet's surface to the sky. This phenomenon is often called the '''Rainbow Bridge''' and is believed by the Atcho'taii to be the path that Vindrite dragons use to cross between Vindrgard and the realm of the gods.
+On the rare occasion that Vindrgard's sky is clear and all five moons are full, the moonlight shines on the crystals, which then refract it. The crystals act as prisms, and the moonlight reflects from crystal to crystal in a nighttime rainbow. From a distance, the multicolored streaks appear to be a glowing bridge connecting the crystals from planet's surface to the sky. This phenomenon is often called the '''Rainbow Bridge''' and is believed by the Atchi'taii to be the path that Vindrite dragons use to cross between Vindrgard and the realm of the gods.
 =====Northern Sector=====
 =====Southern Sector=====

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 The Crystal Network is known as the '''Bridge of Asgard''' to the Atchi'taii and '''Bifrost''' to Vindrite Dragons.
 =====Northern Sector=====
 =====Southern Sector=====

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 The '''Crystal Network''' is a group of crystals that float through a combination of [[Mana]] flow and electromagnetism; the former grants the crystals themselves pseudosentience, while the latter allows communication between crystals via [[AeroComm]]. The crystals typically range from clear blue to bright red in color, with pinks and lavenders being common mediums. They tend to be dipyramidal in shape and structure, with long, sharp, narrow spars sprouting out in varying directions. The base dipyramid of the crystal can be considered the "heart" of the city, while smaller settlements on the spars "guard" the main city, in a sense. Both humans and [[Crystal Strider]]s tend to chip away at the ends of these spars, whether it be to create jewelry, to feed the Striders, or even out of boredom; this prevents the crystal from growing so large as to fall out of its "course" levitating above the surface.
 =====Northern Sector=====
 =====Southern Sector=====

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 The '''Arch Range''' is a mountain range of towering height, its peaks locked in snow year-round despite the planet's generally temperate climate and slight water shortage. Blizzards rock the area frequently; not even the Atchi'taii reside here. Instead, scarce [[dragons]] have been reported, as well as a species of great wolf-like beasts called the [[Ulfric]]. One of the crystals of the Crystal Network often passes over the southern cluster of peaks on its usual path, and another tends to glance the western end of the range.
 ====Central Crystal====
 ==Ecology==

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 '''Vindrgard''' is a pseudo-Jovian planet in the [[Manaverse]]. It is defined by floating, city-sized crystals, a thick atmosphere with a toxic mist at sea level, advanced technology, and a cataclysm that forces society to rebuild itself every millennium. The planet is far from its sun, but the thick atmosphere mitigates the cold that would come from this fact, trapping heat and causing a perpetual temperate climate in all but the towering mountains. Storms are extremely common, though acidic precipitation can be a serious hazard after the beginning of a new cycle.
-Vindrgard has one large moon and four smaller ones; it is thought that these small moons were once a single moon, but that this moon was shattered upon the end of the Third Era. Prior to this point, reports invariably stated that the planet had two moons, while reports from the Fourth Era and later tend to vary, with five being the most common figure. At least one of these small moons orbits the largest of the five.
+Vindrgard has one large moon and four smaller ones; prior to the Fourth Era, the planet had two moons, but the smaller of the two was shattered by the Nidhoggr of the Third Era and split into four. The largest of these moons is known as '''Nibiru'''; the other four are, in descending order of size: '''Nyfleim''', '''Niovellir''', '''Vanireim''', and '''Haljeim'''. Vanireim and Haljeim have both been pulled into Nibiru's orbit. Prior to being shattered, the smaller companion to Nibiru was known as '''Asgaerir'''.
 ==Geography==

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 *Standard Canon Time
 *[[Silpelit]]s begin to spread with Jaguar's arrival
-*Heaven's Duality ~ [[Interface]] (mid to late era)
+*Heaven's Duality ~ [[Interface]] (early era)
 ===Eighth Era===
 *'''Nidhoggr:''' ???

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 ==Culture==
 ===Language===
-Most of Vindrgard's humans speak exclusively English, though those that frequent the AeroComm have developed a sort of "slang" used almost only in the AeroComm. Additionally, the Atchi'taii on the planet's surface have their own language, '''[[Taiin]]''', although many speak English through rare encounters with humans.
+Most of Vindrgard's humans speak exclusively Common, though those that frequent the AeroComm have developed a sort of "slang" used almost only in the AeroComm. Additionally, the Atchi'taii on the planet's surface have their own language, '''[[Taiin]]''', although many speak Common through rare encounters with humans.
 ===Technology===
 ====AeroComm====

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 |Races=Humans, [[Atchi'taii]]
 |Deities=[[Dreivadr]], [[Saaldyr]], [[Hyaldirye]]
-|Languages=Common, [[Taiin]]
+|Languages=[[Common]], [[Taiin]]
 |Radius=3.80 r(S)
 |Gravity=2.00 g

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−	{{Infobox Planet\|Box title=Vindrgard\|image=[[File:Vindrite logo.png\|250px]]\|Canon=[[Heaven's Duality]]\|Demonym=Vindrite\|Races=Humans, [[Atchi'taii]]\|Deities=[[Dreivadr]], [[Saaldyr]], [[Hyaldirye]]\|Languages=English, [[Taiin]]}}	+	{{Infobox Planet
		+	\|Box title=Vindrgard
		+	\|image=[[File:Vindrite logo.png\|250px]]
		+	\|Canon=[[Heaven's Duality]]
		+	\|Demonym=Vindrite
		+	\|Races=Humans, [[Atchi'taii]]
		+	\|Deities=[[Dreivadr]], [[Saaldyr]], [[Hyaldirye]]
		+	\|Languages=English, [[Taiin]]
		+	\|Radius=3.80 r(S)
		+	\|Gravity=2.00 g
		+	\|Orbit=400 d(V)
		+	\|Rotation=36 h
		+	}}

	'''Vindrgard''' is a pseudo-Jovian planet in the [[Manaverse]]. It is defined by floating, city-sized crystals, a thick atmosphere with a toxic mist at sea level, advanced technology, and a cataclysm that forces society to rebuild itself every millennium. The planet is far from its sun, but the thick atmosphere mitigates the cold that would come from this fact, trapping heat and causing a perpetual temperate climate in all but the towering mountains. Storms are extremely common, though acidic precipitation can be a serious hazard after the beginning of a new cycle.		'''Vindrgard''' is a pseudo-Jovian planet in the [[Manaverse]]. It is defined by floating, city-sized crystals, a thick atmosphere with a toxic mist at sea level, advanced technology, and a cataclysm that forces society to rebuild itself every millennium. The planet is far from its sun, but the thick atmosphere mitigates the cold that would come from this fact, trapping heat and causing a perpetual temperate climate in all but the towering mountains. Storms are extremely common, though acidic precipitation can be a serious hazard after the beginning of a new cycle.