Great Planets were without a doubt one of the most wondrous existences in the multiverse - a planet larger than thought possible - one that dwarfed any celestial object in any pre-system universe. It was of such unimaginable size that it could contain entire galaxies within. Great Planets were rare, even in the vastness of space itself. To make them even more impressive, the mana density in some areas was large enough for even monsters with the power of gods to spawn naturally.
Traits
Great Planets are massive in size, to the point that it is hard for a single faction to keep of track of and rule everything on the planet. The scale is not meant to be comprehended by mortal minds: Oceans are the size of galaxies, deserts span thousands of light years, mountains have more mass than the Milky Way, and trees are taller than dozens of Earth's suns stacked atop one another.[1]
Great Planets are places where gods can walk in the real universe without causing irreparable damage. On these planets, god-tier monsters spawn on a regular basis.
Like regular planets, Great Planets have Planet Cores that can be turned into Planetary Pylon, but they rarely are because of the massive investment required. Not even the Malefic Order has claimed their core.
Known Great Planets
The known Great Planets reside in the First Universe. These planets have been around since the very beginning of the System. They are numbered, but the numbers don't hold a rank and are merely used to distinguish them from one another. They are called "Primordial" because the Primordials tend to be in charge of these type planets in the First Universe.[1]
Primordial-1
Primordial-1 is home to the Holy Church.
Primordial-4
Primordial-4 is home to the Order of the Malefic Viper, including the Academy of the Malefic Viper. Primordial-4 is protected by both the Malefic Viper and the Boundless Hydra, Lord Protector of the Order.
Primordial-8
Primordial-8 is home to the Endless Empire.[2] It is also known as "the Great Hive Planet" amongst the Endless Empire.
References
Sources & history
Great Planet · The Primal Hunter Wiki
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