Lantea

Lore & Background

For millennia, Lantea was the home of the Ancients in the Pegasus Galaxy, where they built the city-ship Atlantis. After a devastating war with the Wraith, the Ancients submerged Atlantis to hide it from their enemies, then either ascended to a higher plane of existence or died out—they did not return to Earth. The planet itself is lush and technologically integrated, featuring massive cities built into the landscape that blend seamlessly with nature. The discovery of Lantea was a pivotal moment: the Atlantis expedition did not know the planet's location beforehand, only learning upon arrival that the city was on Lantea. The Asgard never went to Lantea as a final refuge—they committed mass suicide in the Milky Way. The Replicators were not inhabitants of Lantea; they were created on Asuras. Atlantis was originally built in Pegasus and later moved to Earth, not the other way around.

Reader's Guide

Geographically, Lantea is a temperate world with vast oceans and sprawling continents dominated by lush forests and rolling hills. The most prominent feature is the city of Atlantis, which sits on a massive landmass surrounded by water, connected to the mainland by a long bridge. The indigenous culture was once that of the Ancients, a hyper-advanced civilization that eventually transcended physical limitations. By the time humans arrived, the only remaining inhabitants were the Asgard refugees and a small group of human survivors who had lived in hiding for centuries.

Strategically, Lantea serves as the ultimate sanctuary. Its location was kept secret to prevent it from becoming a target for galactic powers. The planet's discovery allowed for the relocation of the Asgard race and provided a secure base for human operations in the Pegasus Galaxy, effectively ending the immediate threat of the Replicators.