Capital Planet in system: Glacium Other planets in system: None Population: Unknown Notable Languages: Common, Mandorian and giant Uncommon Languages: Any cold creature including several Frost Giant clans Average Technology Level: and BLU Glacium’s outer atmosphere is thin, cold, harsh and devoid of light However the frozen plane of Glacium’s upper surface abounds with cold dwelling creatures It is suspected that when Glacium was a part of a system, a great disaster destroyed the system and the abundance of water and liquids that were present during this occurance froze the upper atmosphere This ice age created an ice shell surrounding the entire planet ranging from 15,000 feet above ground level to about 28,000 feet Several enormous mountain peaks throughout the planet anchor this frozen atmosphere The moisture from the atmosphere underneath this shell constantly freezes and keeps this ice shell intact The actual surface of Glacium resides 15,000 feet below the arctic wasteland, which created a gigantic greenhouse Lava flows, enormous phosphorant plants, and other cave type vegetation produce the heat and light that feed this delicate eco-system Light is refracted from the ice shell above so that the open lower atmosphere shimmers like light being refracted through a prism The over abundance of gigantic flora and mosses support the atmosphere much like the Mandorian greenhouses The constant icemelt running down the major peaks that connect the ice shells above constantly give water and moisture to the world below There are areas on the upper ice surface of Glacium Glacium is noted as a system on the star chart; however it is not technically a system The Glacium system comprises of only one planet called Glacium There is no star in the system and Glacium does not have a lunar cycle Glacium when first discovered was considered to be a solid ice planet drifting in space Upon closer inspection it was found that Glacium did have an atmosphere, although it was very thin Glacium’s trajectory is much like a comet and is heading towards the Mandor system Some suggest that the gravitational pull from the Mandor system’s sun is drawing Glacium closer The Glacium system is suspected to collide with the Mandor system in the next few hundred millennia Glacium’s heading is not its most unique attribute Upon sending science patrols to Glacium, the Mandorians have discovered the uniqueness of this world Glacium has two eco-systems and two atmospheres Glacium is the only duoatmosphere planet known to the Mandorians 183