Lunar Species

Which moon or natural satellite are they from?

Jahur, whose sole moon is called Jahur's Jewel

• Tsalib, the Poet, pink jewel moon of Jahur

Shem, whose three moons are the Three Sisters

• Green Moon, Devica, the green-atmosphered moon of Shem
• Grey Moon, Mati, the light-atmosphered grey moon of Shem
• White Moon, Krona, the white, rocky moon of Shem

Salit, whose five moons are Daughters of Salit and Shem

• Myrrea, the Druidess, the lush, forested moon of Salit
• Phryscara, the Protectrix, the shimmering crystal forested moon of Salit
• Shefere, the Warrior, the red, craggy moon of Salit
• Veyethe, the Cruel, the orange and red marble moon of Salit
• Yrothre, the Teacher, the illusory forest moon of Salit

Kruurach, whose eleven moons are desolate and rocky but very colorful, called the Cave Painting

• Brosoth, the smallest, nearest moon to Kruurach, small and rocky
• Aldamon, the second moon to Kruurach, small and rocky
• Veeron, the third moon to Kruurach, white and rocky
• Calimel, the fourth moon to Kruurach, white and red, heavily mined
• Rochar, the fifth moon to Kruurach, red and bloody, a violent place
• Ulysses, the sixth moon to Kruurch, red and green rocky moon with a massive fossilized spaceworm's head on it
• Endene, the seventh moon to Kruurach, a jagged grey moon
• Kinzrig, the eighth moon to Kruurach, home to a massive city-state
• Notebi, the ninth moon to Kruurach, brown and grey rock
• Zyloma, the tenth moon to Kruurach, orange and pink rock
• Fiereiel, the eleventh moon to Kruurach, home to a mountain with a form like a classical angel

Inoxuil, whose two moons are known as the Slaves of Inoxuil

• Xevenon, an escherian complex of stone formations
• Cleoptis, a stony mass of cords

Weptaram, whose 141 moons are the Children of Weptaram

• Umvikeli, closest to Weptaram, covered in cities and crystal gardens
• Nikela, fourth to Weptaram, a swamp and jungle moon
• Ingqwele, fifth to and largest moon of Weptaram, known for mountain ranges and a warrior culture
• Okwesibili, ninth to Weptaram, a forest and river moon
• Jkelele, eleventh to Weptaram, a hilly planet with a massive military headquarters
• Umqaphi, fifteenth to Weptaram, a moon of mountains and valleys
• Isithunywa, twentith to Weptaram, a hub of travel and trade
• Unobhala, twenty-first to Weptaram, an icy moon
• Umgcini, twenty-fourth to Weptaram, a desert moon
• Inceku, thirteth to Weptaram, a massive slum moon full of the disenfranchised
• Children of Wetparam, the 131 other moons of Weptaram

Ingqwele, the largest moon in the solar system, has a submoon

• Umngane, the submoon of Ingqwele

Thurudrill, whose 62 moons are the Children of Thurudrill

• Thuruphonde, second to Thurudrill, a moon of neon clouds and storms
• Thurumeg, fourth to Thurudrill, a moon of hard crystal rains
• Thuruvail, sixth to Thurudrill, a stormy, mountainous moon
• Thurumost, largest moon of and ninth to Thurudrill, a moon of violent storms
• Thurudray, thirteenth to Thurudrill, a moon of sulphuric storms and acid clouds
• Thuruszar, seventeenth to Thurudtill, a moon of inverted storm clouds
• Thurugram, twentith to Thurudrill, an icy, stormy moon
• Thurujaend, twenty-second to Thurudrill, a moon of fire and lightning
• Thuruyoh, twenty-sixth to Thurudrill, a moon of methane oceans and storms
• Thurudgrav, thirty-second to Thurudrill, a barren moon with no atmosphere
• Children of Thurudrill, the other 52 Thuru-named moons of Thurudrill

Mytoth, whose 11 moons are the Warriors of Mytoth

• Gylyç, first to Mytoth, a red moon of jagged mountains and great warriors
• Çekiç, second to Mytoth, a black moon, largest of Mytoth, known for its one, huge mountain
• Jaň, third to Mytoth, a tan moon with steep mountains
• Diwar, fourth to Mytoth, a grey moon with massive mountain ranges
• Täç, fifth to Mytoth, a copper moon with a crown of mountains around its north pole
• Diň, sixth to Mytoth, a red moon known for having the tallest mountains of the eleven moons of Mytoth
• Sumka, seventh to Mytoth, a black moon known for deep mines and craters
• Kapot, eighth moon to Mytoth, a red moon smallest of Mytoth, known for being hard to seen and having an uneven orbit
• Göwher, ninth moon to Mytoth, a grey moon known for its abundant mines
• Ýaý, tenth moon to Mytoth, a grey moon known for its deadly predators
• Aagondarha, eleventh to Mytoth, a multicolored moon known for being home to a massive dragon

Daialoth, whose 12 moons are the Dogs of Daialoth

• Ponzhiratel', first to Daialoth, a barren tundra moon
• Ugti'l, second to Daialoth, a moon of tundra and cold mountains
• Khaski, third to Daialoth, a moon of tundra, mountains, and boreal forests
• Gewei, fourth to Daialoth, home to seas and narrow isles with large coasts
• Malimiut, fifth to Daialoth, home to cold mountains and tundra
• Tapfererbaer, sixth to Daialoth, with great icy mountains
• Fotia, seventh to Daialoth, with great icy mountains
• Marcecageux, eigth to Daialoth, a moon of cold swamps
• Koruma, ninth to Daialoth, a moon of cold mountains and seas
• Schaeferin, tenth to Daialoth, a moon of cold plains and mountains
• Kukura, eleventh to Daialoth, a moon of cold mountains
• Pastir, twelfth to Daialoth, a moon of cold mountains and seas

Ane, whose single moon is called the Doll of Ane

• Oe, a small moon that is just a few miles of brown rock