Category:Class L

Marginal
Class L, Marginal Planets are another of the endpoints in the evolution of class G planets, having diameters between ten and fifteen thousand kilometers, having ages raging between four and ten billion years old, and are located within a star systems ecosphere. Class L planets have atmospheres composed of mainly Argon, Oxygen, and other trace elements. Class L planets are typically rocky and sometimes have vast fields of vegetation, and will sometimes have small animals. Water is typically scarce, there are no large oceans, most water is in lakes and rivers, or stored in the form of ice, if less than twenty percent of the planet’s surface is covered in water then the planet is considered to be a Class H. Class L planets are well suited for humanoid colonization and are the prime candidates of xenoforming.