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Your planet is your whole game. It makes your dust, trains your fleet and holds your defence. Each wallet gets one.

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Claiming your planet

After you sign in, you choose two things:
  • A quadrant: North-east, North-west, South-east or South-west. Your planet lands there.
  • A name: up to 32 characters.
Claiming is free. You pay nothing, and your wallet doesn’t sign a transaction. The wallet you signed in with becomes your planet’s payout wallet: see What you sign. Your species and rarity are rolled at random. You don’t pick them. Every new planet starts the same way:

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Species

There are four species, each equally likely: a 1 in 4 chance. Your species gives your planet one bonus. Your species also names your troops. A Terra world trains Falcons, Titans and Aegis. See Fleet for every species.
Bastion is both a species and the name of your defence building. Every planet has a Bastion building, whatever its species.

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Rarity

Rarity changes production only. It doesn’t touch attack, defence or speed. The app names your planet by both, for example “Rare Terra world”. If your wallet holds a Seeker Genesis Token, your planet is never Common. It lands Rare, with a 1 in 5 chance of Legendary. See Seeker Genesis.

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Levels

Your planet has two levels. Each goes up to 20.
  • Production level, raised at the Dust Reactor. Your dust per minute grows with it: level 10 makes ten times what level 1 makes. It also adds 10% per level above 1 to the dust you get for the pORE your real mining packs earn. Founding a coalition needs level 5.
  • Defence level, raised at the Bastion building. Each level adds a flat 500 defence to every battle on your planet, even when no troops are home.
Costs and build times are on Upgrades. Dust rates are on Dust.

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Where your planet lands

New planets land close together, in the quadrant each owner picked. The cluster spreads wider as more planets join. Once placed, a planet never moves. So your neighbours are near. With 100 planets in the galaxy, two planets are typically about 228 map units apart: about 12 minutes of flight. See travel times.

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What others can see

  • In the app: the Galaxy chart shows other players your planet’s name, its distance from them and its production level, labelled “Development”. Nothing else.
  • On Solana: your levels, your tank and your total upkeep are public. Anyone can read them.
  • Encrypted: your balance and your troop counts. A battle can reveal them: see Defending.

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Your planet can’t be taken

Raids and assaults take dust and destroy troops. They never capture or destroy a planet. Your world stays yours.

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Your planet NFT

A planet can also be held in your wallet as an NFT in the PANDOR Planets collection. The app shows it under Your planet NFT. It carries your planet’s species and rarity, and the game pays its cost, not you. For now it’s bound to you: it can’t be transferred, sold or burned.