Teravas

Teravas is a fictional terrestrial planet used as a setting in science fiction literature, tabletop role-playing games, and related media. In most depictions, Teravas orbits a stable main-sequence star in a distant sector of the galaxy and serves as one of the central worlds within a broader interstellar milieu. The planet is described as Earth-like in size and gravity, with a diverse range of biomes that include temperate highlands, tropical coastal regions, and extensive wetlands.

Geography and environment on Teravas are typically portrayed as varied, with multiple landmasses and expansive water features. The terrain includes archipelagoes, continental fronts, and upland regions that support a range of ecosystems. The climate is generally depicted as moderate, though local variations create habitats from humid lowlands to cooler highlands, contributing to biological diversity and agricultural potential.

Society and politics on Teravas are commonly shown as a federation or loose alliance of city-states and regional authorities. Indigenous cultures, when featured, range from agrarian communities to technologically advanced urban centers. In many narratives, humans and other sentient species coexist through trade networks, scientific collaboration, and occasional conflict. The planet’s technology level varies by work, spanning from early industrial to spacefaring civilizations, and Teravas often functions as a hub for exploration and resource exchange.

Economy and resources: Teravas is frequently characterized as resource-rich, with geothermal energy, mineral deposits, and agricultural products driving its economy. Trade routes—maritime and orbital—connect Teravas to neighboring worlds or factions within the setting, supporting interplanetary commerce and cultural exchange.

Notes: Details about Teravas vary across works that use it; editors and authors adapt its geography, governance, and culture to suit narrative needs.