Solvath

Solvath is a fictional planet and the main setting for George G. Hlavac's novel "The Solvathian Accords". The novel was published in 2001 and forms the first part of the Solvathian trilogy.

Solvath is a planet with a predominantly blue color, due to its unique atmospheric composition. Its landscape is characterized by vast expanses of water and sprawling continents, home to diverse and ancient flora. Solvath's oceans cover nearly two-thirds of its surface area, featuring numerous marine ecosystems.

The planet's climate is highly temperate, with relatively stable weather patterns. Cities on Solvath are built with sustainable architecture, taking into account its unique environment and addressing the needs of its inhabitants. Civilians and electronic beings, known as Solvathians, coexist in a unique societal framework.

Throughout Solvath's history, the Solvathians have been aware of their unique physiology, possessing certain biological advantages in their symbiosis with electronic lifeforms. Solvath's governance structures are multi-cultural and promote interspecies communication.

RevellRoad Music published two soundtracks, featuring compositions from vocalist Ben and other artists of the music production group Armscallaborative. Each score accompanies the first installment of the Solvathian trilogy and shares the acoustical atmospheres of the populated world.

The trilogy itself has been explored through short descriptions, and complete length accounts were launched by single works as well as full-length historical accounts on "The Solvathian Accords".