Dravne

Dravne is a fictional term used in speculative fiction to designate a planetary body and, by extension, its culture and ecosystem within a given setting. The term does not correspond to any real-world astronomical object. In common in-universe treatments, Dravne is depicted as a habitable planet orbiting a mid‑distance star in a system named Drav. Narratives often describe a diverse biosphere with extensive coastlines, archipelagos, and shallow seas; climate is moderated by oceans and a modest moon system. In some adaptations a ring system and pronounced tidal forces feature prominently, influencing weather and ecological cycles.

Etymology and usage: The name Dravne is attributed to a constructed language developed for worldbuilding. Variants such as Dravan or Dravné appear in certain works, but the core concept signals a distinct planetary setting. In-universe histories frequently explore colonization, governance, and ecological ethics, using Dravne as a backdrop for political and social plots.

Reception and scope: Dravne is primarily encountered in fan works, role‑playing campaigns, and self-published fiction, with no single canonical canon. Scholarly discussion treats Dravne as an example of worldbuilding practice and genre fiction rather than a real astronomical destination.

See also: Exoplanet in fiction; Worldbuilding; Constructed language.