Category:Stars

There exist in the cosmos above Achaea innumerable stars, galaxies, and other assorted glowing celestial bodies. Ever since the breath of life first filled the lungs of mortal-kind, they have looked skyward and constructed fanciful patterns from these distant points of light. They are, by and large, fixed spheres of stellar incandescence, sources of immeasurable energy, and fixtures in myth and portentous narratives. Stars bearing satellite planets are called suns — the Achaean sun Sol is the most familiar to adventurers — and visible patterns of stars in the skies are called constellations.