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Omichi --The Haze--

Omichi — called “The Haze” by explorers — is a colossal, toxic world cloaked in permanent golden-green fog. From orbit, the planet glows faintly with a metallic sheen, its mountain ranges reflecting sunlight like gold through the chlorine atmosphere. But on the surface, visibility collapses to less than a hundred meters. A thick soup of chlorine vapor, volcanic haze, and airborne minerals fills the air, creating an eternal twilight where shapes blur and sound carries in strange, muffled echoes.

The planet’s beauty is deceptive. Omichi’s atmosphere is corrosive, its lands wracked by chemical storms and volcanic eruptions that release even more chlorine and sulfur into the air. It is a world sculpted by both pressure and poison, where light refracts in dazzling shades of gold, green, and amber before fading into the omnipresent haze.

Omichi’s terrain is dominated by the Golden Mountains — jagged ranges rich in metallic sulfides and chlorides, their peaks constantly steaming from geothermal vents. The constant precipitation of fine mineral dust gives them their luminous golden color. These mountains pierce the upper layers of fog but are often hidden again by volcanic ash and chlorine clouds.

Scattered across the lowlands are vast dunes of ochre and gold-tinted silicates, slowly shifting beneath the dense air. Between them lie basins of supercritical chlorine, shimmering like liquid glass under the dim light. These “lakes” are not truly liquid or gas but exist in a turbulent, high-pressure state where chemical reactions occur continuously, feeding the planet’s yellow-green haze.

Volcanism is omnipresent — thousands of active vents spew molten rock, gas, and chlorine aerosols. Earthquakes resonate through the crust, occasionally revealing brilliant fissures glowing from internal heat. The air carries the scent of metal and acid — though to human lungs, even a single breath would mean instant death.

The high chlorine content and volcanic aerosols give Omichi’s atmosphere its characteristic opaque green-gold hue. Light scattering is extreme, reducing visibility to less than 100 meters even in the brightest regions. Beyond that range, the world dissolves into diffuse gold and shadow.

Sunlight, filtered through layers of haze, creates surreal effects: emerald dawns, burnished amber sunsets, and distant glows from unseen volcanoes. Electrical discharges flash within the fog, generating a low, haunting hum that resonates through the thick air — possibly amplified by piezoelectric reactions in the mineral-rich ground.

GENERAL INFO

  • Created On: Windows
  • Game Version: 1.3.204.1

CHARACTERISTICS

  • Radius: 766 km
  • Sea Level: 0 m
  • Surface Gravity: 21.5 m/s
  • Rotational Period: N/A
  • Escape Velocity: 5.73 km/s
  • Mass: 1.88E+23kg

Atmosphere

  • Height: 37 km
  • Scale Height: 5,290 m
  • Surface Air Density: 8.524 kg/m3
  • Surface Temperature: 368 K

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    27.2k Zenithspeed

    @Tallisar @Aludra877 also agreed, but in this case i don't mind it as much tbh

    +1 2 days ago
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    14.5k Aludra877

    @Tallisar I do agree, it does have AI vocab

    +1 3 days ago
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    17.8k Tallisar

    The description sounds as if it were written by an AI.

    +1 3 days ago

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