| − | Raporia appears very similar to Earth, made of around 28% land and 72% sea. Most of the land is covered in forests, though many villages exist in clearings, such as [[Rapoville]], [[Watersong]], and [[Treetop Village]]. Other parts of the land can grow arid and are prone to volcanic activity regardless of where on the planet they are, such as [[Lavasteam]]. The north and south poles of the planet are covered in ice. Many oceans on Raporia are dotted throughout the ocean, such as [[Fanon:Mardin Island|Mardin Island]]. | + | Raporia appears very similar to Earth, made of around 28% land and 72% sea. Most of the land is covered in forests, though many villages exist in clearings, such as [[Rapoville]], [[Watersong]], and [[Treetop Village]]. Other parts of the land can grow arid and are prone to volcanic activity regardless of where on the planet they are, such as [[Lavasteam]]. The north and south poles of the planet are covered in ice. Many oceans on Raporia are dotted with islands, such as [[Fanon:Mardin Island|Mardin Island]]. |
| | A notable feature of Raporia is the rapid shift of its tectonic plates, partially thanks to the small size of the planet. This is best seen in the four years between [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|2008]] and [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms|2012]], as Watersong went from an island village to being embedded into mainland Abarva. | | A notable feature of Raporia is the rapid shift of its tectonic plates, partially thanks to the small size of the planet. This is best seen in the four years between [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter|2008]] and [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms|2012]], as Watersong went from an island village to being embedded into mainland Abarva. |