Difference between revisions of "Mannon"
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Mannon is a planet 20% - 30% smaller than earth, with over 89% of its surface covered by water. It has one primary continent/archipelago and various outlying archipelagoes. Dominant nations that compete for resources and political power are, for the most part, based on the primary continent or neighboring islands. | Mannon is a planet 20% - 30% smaller than earth, with over 89% of its surface covered by water. It has one primary continent/archipelago and various outlying archipelagoes. Dominant nations that compete for resources and political power are, for the most part, based on the primary continent or neighboring islands. | ||
| − | == | + | ==[[Anamun]] (primary continent)== |
| + | *[[Damamat]] - occupies significant islands and archipelagoes off west coast of Anamun; considered a part of Anamun, and a great power with significant influence | ||
*[[Halgon]] | *[[Halgon]] | ||
*[[Pertaman]] | *[[Pertaman]] | ||
*[[Vaasith]] | *[[Vaasith]] | ||
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==Secondary continent== | ==Secondary continent== | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 15 April 2013
Mannon is a planet 20% - 30% smaller than earth, with over 89% of its surface covered by water. It has one primary continent/archipelago and various outlying archipelagoes. Dominant nations that compete for resources and political power are, for the most part, based on the primary continent or neighboring islands.
Anamun (primary continent)
- Damamat - occupies significant islands and archipelagoes off west coast of Anamun; considered a part of Anamun, and a great power with significant influence
- Halgon
- Pertaman
- Vaasith
Secondary continent
West of primary; Damamat sits on islands west of primary and has regulated access to Tanatha, the main culture/nation on the secondary. Tanatha arose parallel to primary continent culture, and for centuries provided cultural counterpoint; today, the Tanatha are less able, technologically, due to internal and external; political and economic machinations. Many Tanatha work itinerantly, earning enough money to send back home. Have a big cultural chip on their shoulders; many feel it was simply a thin twist of fate that put the primary continent in charge.
