Planetary Classifications

This page contains a list of celestial and planetary bodies that are classified into categories for future reference and convenience. There are billions of planets in the galaxy, and only a few million have been properly documented by the known galactic community, even few are inhabited by members of said community.

H-type (Human Habitable)
These planets all have an nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere with an average temperature index 20 degrees Celsius, which are the base necessities to support human habitation (and humanoid species of similar biology). Since most non-human sentient species cannot breathe oxygen, these worlds have also been nicknamed as "Deathworlds".


 * Tepid (aka Eracustas-like): Tepid planets are categorized by thier near-zero axial tilt and/or yearlong seasons because of it. Worlds like these make ideal agricultural powerhouses, or for natural resort worlds due to increased biodiversity and non-green photosynthesis.
 * Geothermally Active: Planets that have a majority of ice covering their surfaces, where flora and fauna can only thrive near geothermal vents, either on continents or in oceans
 * Sotaminnaen: Planets that have no large oceans or seas, but are dotted by lakes of freshwater.
 * Cascadian: Dominated by large mountains, open valleys, evergreen forests and fjords.
 * Storm: Planets where frequent rain and thunderstorms are commonplace.
 * Archaeic Glacial: Dominated by a single, worldwide glacier with black, ancient rock poking out from occasional spots and ranges.
 * Gaia: Have many different diverse biospheres, each hosting their own complex species adapted to their given climates.
 * Dune: Dominated by an "ocean" of sand and sediment, with occasional bedrock basins and outcroppings.
 * Veiled: The atmosphere blocks a significant portion of sunlight across the entire planet, leading to year-round cloud cover
 * Tidally-Locked: The planet's rotational period is the same as the orbital period, resulting in one side experiencing extreme heat, and the other extreme freezing. This only leaves a narrow area in the twilight zone suitable for habitation by humans and humanoids.
 * Metal-Rich: The make-up of a planet is rich with both common and rare metals/minerals, but are typically barren of seas or vegetation
 * Oceanic: Nearly all of the surface is covered in a vast, singular ocean, supporting many diverse underwater ecosystems.
 * Arid: The equatorial atmosphere is heated between 30-40°C, and is mostly inhospitable to life. The poles, however, support forested ecosystems and safe enough temperature for long-term habitation.

Based on Infrastructure

 * Primitive: Has one or more pre-space-age civilizations present
 * Capitol: An administrative world for which an entire nation fundamentally and bureaucratically operates around
 * Urban: Most of the planet is dominated by cities and megalopoli, and are major population centers
 * Industrial: Mixed industrial complexes dominate the surface of this planet, high air and water pollution is common
 * Scholar: Worlds that are at the center for universities, higher education and research institutes, where some of the smartest minds in the known galaxy take root
 * Archaeological: The entirety of a world has been converted into a dig site, historical study site, or a heritage/tourist site