Editing The Judges of Tehom (section)

=History & Geographic Description=
'''''Full Article: [https://docs.google.com/document/d/16gjYgNwQxAHn4z6FiVM2PCnWTdfj5KB_P6ezvegQ9_M/edit?usp=sharing History & Geography of Tehom]'''''

Tehom is a planet hospitable to human life with an average temperature slightly colder than Earth that is dominated by large oceans (roughly 87% of the surface is covered by water). It is roughly the size of Mars, though its gravity is slightly greater.  The majority of dry land can be found in a large equatorial archipelago called the '''Set Islands'''. Within the Set, one finds more or less earth-like conditions. However, the farther one goes from the Set, the more strange and alien the flora and fauna of the planet become.  '''The Course''' is the name of the most populated, and prosperous region of the Set. Human society on Tehom is highly industrialized and developed, and a vast information network links the cosmopoli together, ensuring a highly integrated culture.  Even the Duidainian Anarchy is easily identified as Tehomin in style and culture.  The technology level of Tehom is comparable to contemporary Earth, with the occasional superscience creation from one of the Few.

The humans living on Tehom (the Tehomin) are descendants of planetary colonists from The Garden, an interstellar empire that came to Tehom to terraform it. The Garden failed in its efforts: The climate of the planet destabilized, undetected alien life awoke, and disease engulfed the human population. The Garden quarantined the entire star system, abandoning the colony to its fate. Death and ruin were commonplace. Then a miracle happened. There is no record of superhuman traits within the Garden, but soon after Tehom was abandoned a small segment of the population began to exhibit abilities and powers beyond what humanity was capable of. These powers were highly variable in their form and seeming origin, and these superhumans became known as The Few. The greatest of them created the '''Stormward Council'''. A handful of colony centers survived thanks to luminaries such '''William Goodguide''', '''Sunbringer''', and '''Dimday Dragoon'''.   Over the next several generations, human society stabilized, exalting their heroic saviors, the Few.

Recently, humanity has faced new challenges.  '''Lord General Risha Thaime''' is building a military that rivals that old Hazor.  The oceans is spawning alien monsters bent on attacking anything related to humanity.  And most disturbingly, a new revolutionary government called the Dundainian Anarchy has emerged that denounced the rule of the superhuman Few over the Many.