Earth-like planet

Earth-like planets (sometimes called terrestrial planets) are planets that have floral (usually also faunal) life and water making up a large portion of their surface. Fresh blue skies and milky clouds roam across these planets.

= Variants =

Alpine planet
Alpine planets have green valleys and snowy peaks, with alpine climate all around.

Oasis planet
Oasis planets are mostly barren worlds with a global desert, however they have large seas at the poles, where life can still thrive.

Oceanic planet
Not to be confused with ocean worlds, oceanic planets have surfaces mostly of water and a couple of small continents. These planets tend to have large beaches.

Primordial planet
Primordial planets are planets covered with volcanoes, craters, and warm oceans. Diffuse clouds and rough landscapes are some core features of this planet. As these young planets evolve, they will slowly become another type of Earth-like planet.

Savannah planet
Like the name suggests, savannah planets are blanketed with savannah.

Swamp planet
Like the name suggests, swamp planets are covered with swamps, mud, and jungles.

Terran planet
Terran planets are the most Earth-like of the bunch, possessing Earth-like climates and biomes, with ice caps on the north and south poles.

Tropical planet
Think of the Caribbean islands on Earth, now imagine an entire planet with that sort of climate. Tropical planets are warm planets teeming with vegetation and vivid blue oceans.

Tundral planet
Tundral planets are cool planets with steppes and tundra making up most of the land, biomes not restricted by ice caps.

Wetland planet
Wetland planets are covered in marsh and deep blue water.