Inkoranges

Inkoranges is a fictional planet within the science fiction universe of Stellaris. It is a terrestrial world with a breathable atmosphere, making it a prime candidate for colonization by various sentient species. The planet is characterized by its vibrant orange flora, which gives it its distinctive name. These plants are thought to thrive due to unique mineral deposits in the soil, rich in a specific metallic compound.

The surface of Inkoranges features diverse biomes, including sprawling forests of the aforementioned orange trees, rocky deserts, and temperate plains. Its climate is generally warm and humid, with moderate rainfall. Indigenous lifeforms on Inkoranges are varied, ranging from small, insect-like creatures to larger, herbivorous quadrupeds. These native species have adapted to the planet's unique environment, often displaying orange or reddish coloration themselves.

From a strategic perspective, Inkoranges is often sought after due to its habitability and potential resource richness. While the planet itself is not known for exceptional mineral wealth beyond what supports its flora, its suitability for organic life makes it a valuable acquisition for empires looking to expand their population and territorial control. Exploration of Inkoranges may reveal ancient ruins or anomalies, hinting at past civilizations or unusual cosmic events that shaped the planet. Its designation as a habitable world makes it a frequent point of interest in galactic expansion and territorial disputes.