# Land / Planets

![Exploring Different Planets](/files/-MkJppBunczSnGZpFmdL)

#### **General Information**

In The Galaxy of Lemuria players will find a lot of Planets. The Planets can be upgraded over time using different resources and crafting ingredients that can be acquired while playing the game.&#x20;

The Players will be able to purchase a Planet. The Players will be able to level up their planets, rent land, have a guild, and provide taxi service to other players.

The Planets will have a specific rarity and size, and each planet will provide resources and materials such as ore, wood, stone, herbs, crystals, and more based upon overall rarity.

Planet-holders will have first rights to any resources that spawn on their planet.

Different types of terrains will co-exist within each planet, depending on overall planet size and rarity. Examples include forests, deserts, wetlands, artic, mountainous, lava, dark, wastelands.

#### **The Galaxy**

Lemuria will initially consist of 15,000 procedurally generated planets. These planets are represented as *Non-Fungible Tokens* and can be freely traded by players.<br>

| **Planet Rarity** | **Player Owned** | **Total Supply** |
| :---------------: | :--------------: | :--------------: |
|         -         |         -        |         -        |
|        Rare       |         -        |       10000      |
|        Epic       |         -        |       3500       |
|     Legendary     |         -        |       1000       |
|       Mythic      |         -        |        500       |

#### **Notes:**&#x20;

All systems may not be available all at once, details and further announcements will come in the future.


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