Irathé

IRATHÉ

Irathé is a planet completely covered by a desert. In the northern hemisphere lies the Exitius Region, and in the southern hemisphere lies the Vastata Wastes.
The Medeis Malum completed ripped apart lands across the planet, uplifting pieces of land to merely float above the surface, their undersides crackling with purplish Medei magic.
Inhabitants:
- Faunii – Tall humanoids, with legs jutted back like that of a goat from Earth. Faunii have hooves rather than the feet of a standard humanoid. They also have two large, swirled horns atop their heads. Males have dark green skin, while females have light green skin.
  - Language: Faunish, Lenguorgi
  - They are the architects and crafters of the SM.
- Irathii – Tall and slender humanoids, with purple skin, hoofed, and carry a single, curved horn in the middle of their foreheads.
  - Language: Irathic
- Mevishati – Faunii corrupted with dark Medei magic following the Medeis Malum. Their horns are no longer swirled, and their skin a reddish-orange.
  - Language: Leshona
Places:
- Exitius Region
  - The city of Eremu, now renamed to New Eremu following the destruction of the Medeis Malum.
  - Inhabited by the Faunii.
- Vastata Wastes
  - The city of Desolus.
  - Inhabited by the Mevishati.
  - A portion of the Wastes is now succumbed to eternal flames.

IRATHÉ CALENDAR

GRISHMA, SHARAD, SHISHIRA, VASANTA

This calendar represents each of the 4 months and seasons of Irathé.
Each season is one month long.
Each month is 50 days long.
Beginning the year with Grishma (Summer), followed by Sharad (Fall), Shishira (Winter), Vasanta (Spring)
The days of the week are: Sū́rya-Dyú, Candra-Dyú, Kṣám-Dyú, Vāyú-Dyú, Agní-Dyú, Vā́ri-Dyú, Vána-Dyú, Nadī́-Dyú, Girí-Dyú, Udadhí-Dyú

Irathé is the second planet from the sun.
Irathé has an orbital rotation of 50 hours (1 day), equivalent to 1.6 days on Vizren.
Irathé’s revolution period around the sun is 200 days (1 year), equivalent to 333 days on Vizren, or 0.83 years on Vizren.

An example of a day of the year written:

Kṣám-Dyú, 73 Shishira, [year]

Due to its orbital rotation and revolution around the sun, the following year: 830 A.M.M., is equivalent to 1,000 A.M.M. on Vizren.