Property	Value
Planet type	Terrestrial; Earth-sized
Circumference (equatorial)	~25,000 miles
Surface area	~197,000,000 sq mi
Land-to-ocean ratio	Unknown (only ~2% of surface mapped)
Axial tilt	Moderate (~20–25°); produces distinct seasons
Day length	~24 hours
Year length	364 days (13 months × 28 days)
Moon	One; 28-day orbital period (matches calendar month)
Polar caps	Two: The Pale (north), The Sunder (south)
Known world position	Northern hemisphere, ~25°–75°N latitude

The 364-day year divides evenly into 13 months of 28 days with no remainder. The moon’s orbital period matches the calendar month exactly, meaning lunar phases fall on the same calendar day every month. Full moons are predictable. There is no leap year.

The known world — Volaxia, Osan, and the Sea of Lament — occupies approximately 4,200,000 square miles of the planet’s surface, roughly 2% of the total. Vast unknowns exist in every direction: open ocean to the west and east, the equatorial belt to the south, potential southern continents, and the polar regions.