Fantasy solar system map

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"Shortly before his disappearance, the famous philosopher, explorer, engineer, and machinist Calvo Galvan, left behind several pieces of nonsensical writings, insane scribblings, and incomplete schematics; known collectively as Galvan's Code. Among these was a map of the Heavens, or rather, a map of the nearby celestial bodies and stars. During Galvan's time of the 1100s, astronomic studies were still in a catch-up phase, as the general understanding of universe and cosmos had yet to surpass…

Comparing their surface areas side-by-side gives a sense of scale to some of the solar system's inhabitants

Map created by reddit user Fummy The map above shows what the moon might look like if the “seas” were filled with water and became actual seas. In terms of determining the seas levels, “it’s not done by altitude, but it’s more to do with relative brightness or darkess. I’ve just increased the contrast to make it more obvious how the seas are said to connect.”

Inhabitants of Golarion refer to those places on the Material Plane apart from their own world as belonging to the Dark Tapestry. Whether one speaks of a distant star or another planet orbiting their own sun, the Dark Tapestry is often synonymous with mystery, vastness, and legend. It is often used to describe the vast blackness beyond the solar system, and between stars where ancient horrors and evils are thought to lie.[1] Golarion belongs to a solar system of eleven planets (and one…