Diximus

Diximus is a fictional planet used as a setting in various science fiction works and role-playing materials. It is often employed to explore themes of interstellar diplomacy, exploration, and cultural exchange. Because Diximus exists across multiple narratives, its features and history differ from one author to another, and there is no single canonical depiction.

The name is frequently noted for its phonetic appeal, with some discussions pointing to a Latin root such as diximus ("we said"), chosen for its cadence. In-universe etymologies, however, vary by story, and there is no universally accepted origin across all works that reference the world.

Geography and environment are described differently in different depictions. In several versions, Diximus orbits a medium-sized star and comprises two major landmasses connected by coastal archipelagos. Climates range from temperate to subtropical, with alpine regions and polar areas described in some narratives. The planet is typically portrayed as hosting diverse biomes, including forests, wetlands, and coastal marine environments that support a range of flora and fauna.

Inhabitants and culture vary by author, but Diximus is commonly shown as a world with multiple civilizations that engage in trade, scientific exchange, and political dialogue with neighboring worlds. Political structures are diverse, including federations, city-states, and hybrid systems across different narratives. Language and ritual often feature in stories as focal points of contact between Diximus and other civilizations.

In media and reception, Diximus appears across novels, games, and fan works. Because it is a fictional construct without a single authoritative canon, details are intentionally variable and used primarily as a flexible backdrop for world-building.