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Boskes is a very warm planet, and very humid. A large quantity of the planets surface is covered with water, though there are very few large bodies of water. A network of rivers, streams, and gorges covers the entire planet, with tall trees dominating the land. Tropical in nature, it rains several times each week. | Boskes is a very warm planet, and very humid. A large quantity of the planets surface is covered with water, though there are very few large bodies of water. A network of rivers, streams, and gorges covers the entire planet, with tall trees dominating the land. Tropical in nature, it rains several times each week. | ||
Settlers live inside reinforced buildings to protect themselves from some of the more aggressive predatory species living on Boskes. | Settlers live inside reinforced buildings to protect themselves from some of the more aggressive predatory species living on Boskes. | ||
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The information here requires confirmation . . . please contact the Logistics Officer about it if you created it or know anything that can prevent this page from eventual deletion Boskes is a very warm planet, and very humid. A large quantity of the planets surface is covered with water, though there are very few large bodies of water. A network of rivers, streams, and gorges covers the entire planet, with tall trees dominating the land. Tropical in nature, it rains several times each week.
Settlers live inside reinforced buildings to protect themselves from some of the more aggressive predatory species living on Boskes.