Overview
Sivara is the only planet in the Sivaron trinary star system, a rocky world characterized by vast mountain ranges, elevated plateaus, and extensive arid plains.
Most of its water lies beneath the surface, forming enormous underground reservoirs that feed aquifers and natural cave systems. Its relatively small population is concentrated around isolated scientific, military, and mining facilities.
The USF maintains important research centers dedicated to planetary studies, stellar systems, and astronomical phenomena, alongside a specialized weapons experimentation complex. Several small Plastirion extraction facilities also operate on the planet, with all extracted Plastirion reserved exclusively for the USF military.
Planetary View
From space, Sivara displays a predominantly gray, brown, and ochre surface, marked by enormous mountain ranges and extensive rocky regions.
Surface water is virtually nonexistent, while subtle variations in coloration reveal mineral deposits and underlying geological formations. A thin, pale-yellow atmosphere surrounds the planet, and isolated lights mark the locations of USF research, military, and mining installations.
Surface View
The horizon is dominated by rocky mountains, elevated plateaus, and barren expanses crossed by canyons and unusual geological formations. The sky is pale yellos and light purple, while winds occasionally sweep clouds of dust across the plains.
USF facilities appear as isolated complexes connected by ground routes and underground tunnels, with Plastirion extraction operations situated far from the main scientific centers. Beneath the terrain lies an extensive network of aquifers and natural caverns that constitutes the planet’s primary water supply.
Fauna and Flora
Sparse and adapted to arid conditions, with native species relying primarily on underground water systems.
