Re: White Dwarf

In our last episode, Truls Rostrup said:
>On Sun, 11 Aug 1996, Mary Rathbun wrote:
>>  It is set in the future and on a primitive planet with a large wall
>> splitting it in to two sides, the light and dark sides, the dark side is
>> perpetually dark and stormy(the planet doesn't rotate) and has a Queen(at
>> the begining there was a king but he was assasinated). The light side is
>> perpetually light and has objects know as weather regulators so it never
>> strms, the only get a light rain at specific intervals it also has a
>> governer as ruler, and the only clinic is there. There is a crimson
>
>Hmm, this sounds like a planet that was written up in the Practical
>Planetology supplement, I think it was called Radole. DMs could check it
>for inspiration.

	Actually, Rusta was different from Radole.  Radole is a "ribbon
world" (ie.  the only habitable part is a thin ring around the planet).
Rusta was completely habitable on both sides, whereas Radole has huge
burning deserts on the light side and frozen wastland on the darkside.
In fact, wasn't the oxygen on Radole's darkside supposed to be in liquid
form?

	As a side note, does anybody remember the Sunset World article
from Dragon #150?  I've always wondered why Radole became a paradise,
and Sunset World didn't.

-Static

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