The worlds, sanctuaries, and powers shaping the fight for the Wishing Star.
A breathtakingly beautiful planet of unparalleled, almost magical ambiance — forests alive with energy, skies adorned with shimmering lights, and landscapes shifting through vibrant, multicolored hues. Heavy star storms roll in most evenings, so Tierrans stay indoors after dark.
Holds mystical significance believed to be key to ending the conflict. Home to Queen Valoria, the Vedette family, and Tierra's Luminaries.
Known for its incredible diversity in both nature and culture, Earth ranges from sprawling metropolises to serene countryside, deserts to rainforests. Its rich history and cultural tapestry make it a vibrant, complex world.
Remains neutral in the cosmic conflict, offering a unique outside perspective on the war. Andie's upbringing here shapes her outlook and character.
A breathtakingly beautiful planet covered in dense forests, rolling hills, and vibrant meadows, with skies of clear bright blue and water bodies of pristine clarity. Once a peaceful haven, its rich, diverse ecosystems teemed with untouched natural beauty.
Devastated by the Planetary Alliance during the war — the destruction of Verdantia is what drove Arva and Lanz to join the rebellion.
Once thought to be a moon of Jupiter before being discovered as its own distinct planet, Elsium is rugged, barren, and shrouded in legend — vast deserts and crumbling ancient structures hinting at a lost civilization long since faded.
Its inhabitants lead a harsh life marked by poverty and rampant crime, which shaped the resilience and resourcefulness Keela carries with her still.
A planet perpetually locked in winter — vast expanses of snow and ice beneath overcast skies, its landscape dominated by frozen plains and towering ice formations. Its gray-skinned inhabitants have adapted to the harsh, unforgiving cold.
Valtore's destruction by the Planetary Alliance is a key motivator behind Rion's defection and his lasting commitment to the rebel cause.
A hidden, remote planet in the Astralis Reach, chosen as sanctuary for those who resist the Planetary Alliance. Its decentralized federation grants individual regions a high degree of autonomy, letting the rebels build their base free of centralized interference.
A place of resilience and defiance, where hope for a better future burns bright amid the darkness of war. No characters are originally from Elvenia — but every rebel now calls it home.
Closely resembling Earth, with forests, mountains, plains, and oceans — but enveloped in a distinctive orange glow that sets it apart from space. Its diverse terrain makes it an ideal training ground for soldiers preparing for any climate.
Strategic hub for the Planetary Alliance's military operations and administrative functions, and home to the Alliance's training base.
A secluded, overgrown field where nature has reclaimed ancient grounds, named for the rare bioluminescent Lumina Blossoms that glow with a spectral light after sundown. Its haunting beauty belies a grim history — this is where the fateful final battle between Magna and Dash took place.
Now stands as both battlefield and memorial. Locals say the glowing flora intensifies around lingering memories and emotional resonance, and that the light shifts in subtle patterns under moonlight, as if remembering those who fell. Visited by pilgrims, mourners, resistance survivors, and scavengers — though the grove is difficult to reach, and said to play tricks on the mind.
A vast expanse of gently undulating meadows in the fertile hills of Earth, known for its bioluminescent Luna Flora — a rare flower that turns the landscape into a shimmering sea of light visible from orbit after dark. The field surrounds the ancestral estate of the Nova family.
Prized for its beauty as well as rumored medicinal and empathic properties — a single blossom is said to fetch a fortune on the black markets of the Outer Rings.
One of the most respected and feared military academies in the system, set in the cold, rugged highlands of Tisu. This is where Andie, Keela, Rion, and countless others underwent initial training as cadets, forged by a brutal climate and an unforgiving training regimen.
The sprawling facility includes underground training arenas, zero-g simulation towers, hovercraft fields, and a central command spire. If you can survive training here, you can survive anywhere.
The primary force of resistance against the oppressive Planetary Alliance, organizing missions and inspiring hope among the galaxy's oppressed. A diverse group united by a shared sense of justice, the Commanders operate in clandestine small groups with decentralized leadership — key figures set strategic direction while local cells maintain operational autonomy — so that the fall of one group never compromises the whole movement.
A powerful military organization formed by the union of seven planets, each governed independently but collaborating under a single banner for mutual defense. Despite its stated goals of peace and security, the Alliance often resorts to authoritarian measures to suppress dissent — fueling the rebellion against its rule. Its emblem, a globe encircled by seven rings, symbolizes the unity of its member worlds.
The personal security force of Tierra's royal family. Because Tierra is a peaceful, nonaggressive planet, the Guard is not maintained as a display of military power, but to protect the Crown, secure royal residences, and respond to rare threats beyond civilian defenses. Service within the Guard is considered one of the highest honors a Tierran may receive.
Tierra's covert intergalactic intelligence service, operating directly under the Queen's authority. Its existence is unknown to most citizens, and membership is deliberately kept small — agents gather intelligence, investigate threats beyond Tierra's borders, and quietly intervene where diplomacy cannot. Ellara Vedette is among its trusted agents.
The Queen's personally selected attendants, handmaidens, and household servants, overseeing the private and ceremonial needs of the royal family. Though they hold no military authority, their constant proximity to the Crown — and the discretion, loyalty, and emotional intelligence their position demands — makes them some of the royal family's most trusted companions.