Category:Class H

Desert
Class H, desert planets are one of the endpoints in the evolution of class G planets, having Diameters between eight and fifteen thousand kilometers in diameter and ranging from between four to ten billion years old, and are within star systems ecosphere. Desert planets typically have atmospheres composed of Nitrogen and Oxygen. A planet is considered Class H if less than twenty percent of its surface is covered in water. Class H planets are typically hot and arid, but this is not a requirement and conditions can vary greatly. Class H planets tend to have complex ecosystems full of drought resistant plants and animals, and are sometimes home to humanoid populations.