beint

Beint is a fictional planet used in science fiction and worldbuilding. In most depictions, it is the third planet in the Beint System, orbiting a K-type star roughly sixty light-years from Earth. Its orbit yields a day length near 24 hours, with seasons depending on axial tilt, a common feature in many constructed worlds. The surface shows a range of biomes from temperate forests to polar ice caps, and its crust is described as geologically active, with basalt formations and extensive lava tube networks. A prominent feature across versions is the Beint Ring, a ring-like chain of mountains or a legacy of ancient tectonic activity.

Intelligent life on Beint is typically described as a species called the Beint, or Beintians, who often organize in council-based or egalitarian governance emphasizing ecological sustainability. The Beintish language appears in many variants, usually described as polysynthetic with rich evidential and aspect systems, though details vary by author. Economies are frequently depicted as resource-aware and focused on community planning, with scientific and exploratory missions to neighboring worlds forming a common narrative arc.

Beint has appeared in a range of works, including novels, role-playing games, and fan fiction, allowing creators to adapt its features to their settings. As a result, there is no single canonical canon for Beint, and readers should expect variations in climate, biology, culture, and technology depending on the source.