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“[…] The third planet of the Runic Sol system, one of the most interesting sights to be seen. A coincidence beyond possible, and in the very heart of the RGT territory […]
Though to be the main reason why Runic Galactic Technologies claimed the system as it’s new home and subsequently named Runic Sol, as everything else in RGT space, it possess the Runic adjective before it’s name. It was, however, left untouched after terraforming by RGT, as it developed it’s homeworld Headquarters and Chronos, the third habitable world of their system, leaving Runic Terra as a pristine preserve, just as it’s namesake would eventually be […]”

“[…] Geographically speaking, it’s resemblance to Earth is uncanny at best, impossible at worst, with the only exceptions being several small islands and a few variations in the terrain, such as the Red Sea being a lake and the Great Lakes nor Greenland existing. By far the largest difference is an island, roughly the size of Australia, in the middle of the would be Pacific Ocean, called Mu, in honor of the mythical continent that once existed on said ocean […]
Climate wise however, Runic Terra varies a lot from it’s counterpart, with Africa being a sprawling rainforest, along with Australia, while North America is completely covered in the sands of a desert larger than the Sahara itself. Europe and Asia remain relatively similar to the originals, with temperate climate and the Alps near where they should, just like the Andes down in South America, which remains forested, although with a large lake in it’s heart […]”

“[…] It’s role as a nature preserve ended abruptly, as Earth suffered the greatest calamity since the dawn of civilization, with the great supervolcano of Yellowstone finally erupting, covering the world in ashes and blocking Sol […]
Analysts agree that had RGT not pushed for an exodus of mankind from Earth, with the use of rapid colonization, and incentives for those remaining on Earth to leave it behind for newer lands, the eruption would have killed countless more, as by the time it struck, Earth’s population had been successfully lowered to roughly a hundred million inhabitants, who adamantly refused to leave, putting RGT’s plan to have Earth declared a Galactic Heritage Site on hold. But with this new disaster rapidly ravishing the world, fleets of transports arrived to take all the remaining 50 million survivors out of their dying homeworld, and into their new planet… Runic Terra, the Earth copy […]
Later on would Earth’s chaotic climate and polluted atmosphere be stabilized by RGT terraforming teams, upon which the planet was finally declared a GHS, forbidding it’s inhabitation, only leaving several historical preserves protecting mankind’s greatest works for tourist galaxy-wide to see […]
As for Runic Terra, it rapidly grew to become a bustling world, which took pains to build their cities in the sites of Earth’s most glorious urban centers, and replicating all their landmarks, even if they had been preserved back on Old Earth […]”

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“[…] The third planet of the Runic Sol system, one of the most interesting sights to be seen. A coincidence beyond possible, and in the very heart of the RGT territory […]
Though to be the main reason why Runic Galactic Technologies claimed the system as it’s new home and subsequently named Runic Sol, as everything else in RGT space, it possess the Runic adjective before it’s name. It was, however, left untouched after terraforming by RGT, as it developed it’s homeworld Headquarters and Chronos, the third habitable world of their system, leaving Runic Terra as a pristine preserve, just as it’s namesake would eventually be […]”

“[…] Geographically speaking, it’s resemblance to Earth is uncanny at best, impossible at worst, with the only exceptions being several small islands and a few variations in the terrain, such as the Red Sea being a lake and the Great Lakes nor Greenland existing. By far the largest difference is an island, roughly the size of Australia, in the middle of the would be Pacific Ocean, called Mu, in honor of the mythical continent that once existed on said ocean […]
Climate wise however, Runic Terra varies a lot from it’s counterpart, with Africa being a sprawling rainforest, along with Australia, while North America is completely covered in the sands of a desert larger than the Sahara itself. Europe and Asia remain relatively similar to the originals, with temperate climate and the Alps near where they should, just like the Andes down in South America, which remains forested, although with a large lake in it’s heart […]”

“[…] It’s role as a nature preserve ended abruptly, as Earth suffered the greatest calamity since the dawn of civilization, with the great supervolcano of Yellowstone finally erupting, covering the world in ashes and blocking Sol […]
Analysts agree that had RGT not pushed for an exodus of mankind from Earth, with the use of rapid colonization, and incentives for those remaining on Earth to leave it behind for newer lands, the eruption would have killed countless more, as by the time it struck, Earth’s population had been successfully lowered to roughly a hundred million inhabitants, who adamantly refused to leave, putting RGT’s plan to have Earth declared a Galactic Heritage Site on hold. But with this new disaster rapidly ravishing the world, fleets of transports arrived to take all the remaining 50 million survivors out of their dying homeworld, and into their new planet… Runic Terra, the Earth copy […]
Later on would Earth’s chaotic climate and polluted atmosphere be stabilized by RGT terraforming teams, upon which the planet was finally declared a GHS, forbidding it’s inhabitation, only leaving several historical preserves protecting mankind’s greatest works for tourist galaxy-wide to see […]
As for Runic Terra, it rapidly grew to become a bustling world, which took pains to build their cities in the sites of Earth’s most glorious urban centers, and replicating all their landmarks, even if they had been preserved back on Old Earth […]”