Triographers

Triographers are a fictional species appearing in the science fiction novel "The Architect of Worlds" by Ian Stansfield. In the narrative, triographers are described as large, intelligent beings native to the planet Xylos. Their physical appearance is characterized by three distinct appendages, which they use for locomotion, manipulation, and sensory input. These appendages are highly dextrous and capable of complex movements.

The society of triographers is depicted as highly advanced and deeply philosophical. They possess a profound understanding of cosmic principles and have developed sophisticated technologies that allow them to interact with and even manipulate spacetime. Their culture emphasizes knowledge, logic, and a long-term perspective on the universe. Triographers are often portrayed as intermediaries or guardians of cosmic balance, intervening in events to prevent widespread destruction or to guide emerging civilizations. Their motivations are generally altruistic, though their methods can appear inscrutable to less advanced species. The novel explores their interactions with other alien races, highlighting the differences in their perspectives and approaches to galactic affairs.