An Overview of Demrefor
Demrefor is a magical planet filled with wonders. It is such a large world with so much to see, that only a small amount of the marvels within it have been discovered by the people who call it home. Vast continents and endless oceans stretch over its surface, further than anyone could travel in a lifetime, and its underground is filled with an expanse of cave systems that tangle like a web.
Planet of Three Moons
Demrefor’s name comes from an ancient dialect spoken by the oldest known peoples of the planet; translating literally into “Planet of Three Moons.” This title is accurate, as Demrefor has three colourful moons of differing sizes; a pink moon (the smallest), a silver moon, and a blue moon (the largest).
Though the language has been mostly forgotten, the name of the world is something that has survived the test of time, with the term “demre” even becoming common in some cultures as a way to refer to a cloudless night sky where all the moons are full.
Gravity
The gravity of Demrefor is quite low considering the surface area of the planet; filled with caves, the density of Demrefor is surprisingly low. This, mixed with the thick, clean oxygen, gives animals the opportunity to grow to incredible sizes, and even allows some of these humongous creatures the ability of flight.
Though the gravity is low for the size of the planet, it is not unlivable for humanoid races. Many peoples of all different kinds live comfortably on the planet.
Cave Systems
The cave systems that run through Demrefor do a lot more than just lower the gravity; they provide homes for many species of animals and have their own sustainable ecosystems.
Many of the caves are full of water collected from rain or diverted from rivers. This abundance of clean, fresh, and often flowing water allows these ecosystems to flourish.
Sometimes, though rarely, inland caves will connect to the ocean salt water and sea creatures can be found living in the middle of continents.
As Demrefor is full of caves, gems and stones are in abundance and are not considered expensive or rare unless they have magical properties.