Moons of Solthris

The planet Solthris originally contained two satellite bodies, moons, during its formation. During the many ancient struggles of the immortals, one of the satellites was destroyed, with a large piece crashing into the southern pole of the world. Other pieces settled into orbit around the planet, with small pieces of lunar debris occasionally falling to the surface.

The remaining moon and the orbiting fragments have taken on myriad cultural connotations with the inhabitants of Solthris. The fragments are often called "Wanderers" or "Nomads" due to most cultures initially believing they were stars without fixed positions in the night's sky.

The Unbroken Moon
The Intact Moon of Solthris is grey and has a small ring of debris around it that is faintly visible to the naked eye. It is known by many names across the world, and a figure in many myths and legends.

While there is some variety, most of its names have a protective connotation such as The Shepherd, The Eye, The Guardian, etc.

The Wanderers
Formed from the shattered moon and in a generally stable orbit around the world, the fragments appear as particularly bright stars when viewed with the naked eye. On various nights each year they can take on different colors. Some believe this is due to the initial destruction of the moon affecting the chemical composition of the fragments, while others attribute it to divine influence or an effect of stellar leylines.