Doomspace

Doomspace consists of two Planets and twelve Moons spiraling toward a vortex that used to be the WIldspace System's Sun.  Smoky gray shards of crystal, each one a mile thick and hundreds of miles long, float in the outermost regions of Doomspace. These shards are all that remain of the immense crystal sphere that once enclosed the entire Wildspace system. At that time the sphere was thought to be indestructible, though clearly that is not the case. Various kinds of creatures have tried to harvest the crystal, only to find that it can’t be chipped or broken by any magic or force known to them.

Thousands of years ago, a War between Gods and Primordials ended with all gods being banished from Doomspace. After the war, the primordials encased the system in a crystal sphere that kept the gods at bay.

After being kept out for eons, the gods finally found a way to shatter the crystal sphere, but no one knows exactly how. The destruction of the sphere filled the outermost region of Doomspace with crystalline shards as big as Asteroids.

What happened next isn’t known for fact, but speculation abounds. Some say the gods appeared before the leaders of the planets, Fyreen and Malas, and demanded to be worshiped. When they were rebuked, the gods vented their fury by collapsing the sun, leaving behind a spiraling vortex called the Eye of Doom. Those who deny the existence of gods refute these claims and turn to ancient myths for explanation. Perhaps the angry sun was slain by a primordial foe taking the form of a comet, or perhaps the sun was the shell of a great Dragon’s egg that finally hatched, and the so-called Eye of Doom is the hatchling’s hungry maw.

Nine Moons of En

The planet, En, was a spherical air body—a titanic gas giant. It is said that the primordials used the gases of En to help produce the crystal sphere that enclosed Doomspace, scattering En’s nine moons in the process.

1. Aruun
2. G’vek - This moon is dotted with sheer mountains that have become home to families of Aarakocra evacuated from Fyreen. B’rohgs, Death Dogs, Gorgons, Hydras, and other monsters stalk the foothills.
3. Inivar - Inivar is a swirling ball of multicolored gas. An intense, flickering light emanates from the moon’s core, creating a sort of celestial beacon.
4. Lesk - The largest of the nine moons of En is a dark Desert. Here, clans of Ssurran eke out a harsh existence.
5. Shalar - Shalar is an ice moon with a ring of ice crystals circling its equator. Humans evacuated from Fyreen have built large camps on Shalar’s polar ice caps, and Dinosaurs roam the frozen landscape, feeding on scant vegetation and each other.
6. Thrydd - Deep canyons crisscross the surface of this giant ball of ice. The canyons are heated by thermal vents and inhabited by Braxats, Gaj, Megapedes, Remorhazes, ssurran, and Thri-kreen.
7. Vocatha
8. Yisheen - This small, barren moon is covered with black frost and belongs to Yisheen, a miserly adult lunar dragon (see Boo’s Astral Menagerie) that abides no solicitors.
9. Yort - This cold, swampy moon is strewn with the petrified Skeletons of Kindori. Humanoid evacuees from Fyreen have taken to building shelters among the bones.