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(Created page with "{{Stub}}A '''mound''', in æalogy, is a mostly self-contained world that exists as a solid surface within a much larger plane and is mostly surrounded by vacuum or thin gas. Examples of mounds include the planets of Herit, the rews of Charos, and the vegari of Lothenmydhe. The word has no relation other than homonymy to the word "mound" meaning a pile of dirt.Category:Worlds") |
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{{Stub}}A '''mound''', in [[æalogy]], is a mostly self-contained [[world]] that exists as a solid surface within a much larger [[plane]] and is mostly surrounded by [[vacuum]] or thin [[gas]]. Examples of mounds include the [[planet]]s of [[Herit]], the [[rew]]s of [[Charos]], and the [[veigur|vegari]] of [[Lothenmydhe]]. | {{Stub}}A '''mound''', in [[æalogy]], is a mostly self-contained [[world]] that exists as a solid surface within a much larger [[plane]] and is mostly surrounded by [[vacuum]] or thin [[gas]]. Examples of mounds include the [[planet]]s of [[Herit]], the [[rew (Charos)|rew]]s of [[Charos]], and the [[veigur|vegari]] of [[Lothenmydhe]]. | ||
The word has no relation other than [[homonym]]y to the word "mound" meaning a pile of dirt.[[Category:Worlds]] | The word has no relation other than [[homonym]]y to the word "mound" meaning a pile of dirt.[[Category:Worlds]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:09, 18 January 2024
- This page is a temporary stub, because the concept that it covered came up enough to be worth explaining but we haven't had time to write a full article about it. It will eventually be replaced by a more in-depth article.
A mound, in æalogy, is a mostly self-contained world that exists as a solid surface within a much larger plane and is mostly surrounded by vacuum or thin gas. Examples of mounds include the planets of Herit, the rews of Charos, and the vegari of Lothenmydhe.
The word has no relation other than homonymy to the word "mound" meaning a pile of dirt.