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	[[File:BSG-~~FOTG - Iblis~~' ~~Planet~~.png\|thumb\|{{alt\|~~Viper~~\|TOS}}~~s approach the unnamed planet for the first time~~ ({{comics\|~~vol3\|1~~}}).]]		[[File:BSG 2014 Annual - Baltar's planet.png\|thumb\|The jungle-like surface of the planet where {{alt\|Baltar\|TOS-DE}} is exiled ({{comics\|annual2014}}).]]

	'''~~Iblis~~' planet'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is the world where {{alt\|~~Iblis~~}} ~~and his followers had been first~~ exiled, following ~~their being cast out by~~ the [[~~Seraphs~~]] ~~untold thousands of yahrens prior~~.		'''Baltar's planet'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is the world where {{alt\|Baltar\|TOS-DE}} is exiled upon, in fulfillment of {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}}'s promise to him resulting in the success of, and following, the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]].

	~~A [[black hole]] singularity~~ of ~~Iblis' creation bridges the Colonial's known universe and~~ a ~~separate universe~~ where ~~this planet~~ resides~~, trapping many hapless denizens for an untold period~~ of ~~time. Surrounding the planet are derelict ships in~~ a ~~thickly~~-~~ringed graveyard~~, ~~its survivors making landfall on the planet only~~ to ~~be hunted down by~~ the ~~[[Meclons]]—former {{alt\|Cylons\|TOS}} who were also inexorably drawn into the singularity ({{comics\|vol3\|1}} — {{comics\|vol3\|3\|short=y}})~~.		It is the fifth planet of an unnamed system, featuring a jungle where Baltar resides inside of a shipping container with basic supplies and a short-range transmitter. Its jungles feature edible food, similar to those of the banana, which Baltar acquires for sustenance.

	~~Sometime following~~ {{alt\|~~Baltar\|TOS~~}}~~'s release~~ by ~~{{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} after~~ the [[~~Battle at Galaxy's Edge~~]], Baltar finds himself whisked away from his exile and stranded upon this planet on the false promise of freedom ({{comics\|vol3\|2}}) and assumes a leadership role over the shipwrecked survivors, terming them his "congregation" ({{comics\|~~vol3\|5~~}}).		A yahren into his exile, circa {{alt\|7349}}, Baltar uncovers revelations regarding his modifications by the Cylons and is summarily abducted by [[Commandant]] ({{comics\|annual2014}}).

	~~[[File:BSG-FOTG - Impact Crater.png\|thumb\|{{alt\|Sheba}} stands over a precipice~~, ~~overlooking a massive large impact crater caused by a ship far larger than any known to both Cylons and humans ({{comics\|vol3\|1}}).]]~~		Later, having been returned<ref>While not directly stated, this is a logical deduction.</ref> to the planet, Baltar is "saved" by {{alt\|Iblis}} and transported to [[Iblis' planet\|another planet]] as part of Iblis' trap to [[Seraphs\|destroy his enemy]] ({{comics\|vol3\|3}}).

	This congregation is fodder for [[Meclons]], who attack and abduct its members for "integration" into the Meclon Empire ({{comics\|vol3\|2}} & {{comics\|vol3\|3\|short=y}}). However, the planet possesses a secret—another husk of a ship that bears the skeletons of Iblis' former pig-faced followers—in a cavern where even the Meclons do not ~~enter~~, ~~thus making it~~ a ~~sanctuary for the congregation ({{comics\|vol3\|2}})~~.

	~~Following a battle that destroys the {{alt\|Ship of Lights}}—the act itself tearing a hole back into the primary universe—the [[Seraphs]] rescue the congregation and transport them~~ to the ~~Fleet. The~~ planet ~~left abandoned~~ by ~~the Fleet and~~ {{alt\|~~Lucifer}}'s Cylons who have made good their escape,~~ Iblis ~~returns to the planet to resurrect his original followers as Meclons, swearing vengeance against ''{{alt\|Galactica\|TOS~~}}'' and ~~those who have shunned him ({{comics\|vol3\|5}}).~~

	~~== Notes ==~~

	* The planet shares many similarities with the [[~~red~~ planet]] ~~that~~ [[~~War of the Gods~~\|~~Iblis had been discovered upon~~]] ~~previously, including wreckage of a large ship containing his long-dead followers.~~
	* Given Iblis' powers, it is entirely possible that Iblis' planet and the red planet previously encountered are one-and-the-same, displaced both in space and time, but that link is never definitively confirmed in {{comics\|~~folly~~\|~~\|this comic book series~~}}.

	== References ==		== References ==

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[[File:BSG-FOTG - Iblis' Planet.png|thumb|{{alt|Viper|TOS}}s approach the unnamed planet for the first time ({{comics|vol3|1}}).]]

'''Iblis' planet'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is the world where {{alt|Iblis}} and his followers had been first exiled, following their being cast out by the [[Seraphs]] untold thousands of yahrens prior.

A [[black hole]] singularity of Iblis' creation bridges the Colonial's known universe and a separate universe where this planet resides, trapping many hapless denizens for an untold period of time. Surrounding the planet are derelict ships in a thickly-ringed graveyard, its survivors making landfall on the planet only to be hunted down by the [[Meclons]]—former {{alt|Cylons|TOS}} who were also inexorably drawn into the singularity ({{comics|vol3|1}} — {{comics|vol3|3|short=y}}).

Sometime following {{alt|Baltar|TOS}}'s release by {{alt|Adama|TOS}} after the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]], Baltar finds himself whisked away from his exile and stranded upon this planet on the false promise of freedom ({{comics|vol3|2}}) and assumes a leadership role over the shipwrecked survivors, terming them his "congregation" ({{comics|vol3|5}}).

[[File:BSG-FOTG - Impact Crater.png|thumb|{{alt|Sheba}} stands over a precipice, overlooking a massive large impact crater caused by a ship far larger than any known to both Cylons and humans ({{comics|vol3|1}}).]]

This congregation is fodder for [[Meclons]], who attack and abduct its members for "integration" into the Meclon Empire ({{comics|vol3|2}} & {{comics|vol3|3|short=y}}). However, the planet possesses a secret—another husk of a ship that bears the skeletons of Iblis' former pig-faced followers—in a cavern where even the Meclons do not enter, thus making it a sanctuary for the congregation ({{comics|vol3|2}}).

Following a battle that destroys the {{alt|Ship of Lights}}—the act itself tearing a hole back into the primary universe—the [[Seraphs]] rescue the congregation and transport them to the Fleet. The planet left abandoned by the Fleet and {{alt|Lucifer}}'s Cylons who have made good their escape, Iblis returns to the planet to resurrect his original followers as Meclons, swearing vengeance against ''{{alt|Galactica|TOS}}'' and those who have shunned him ({{comics|vol3|5}}).

== Notes ==

* The planet shares many similarities with the [[red planet]] that [[War of the Gods|Iblis had been discovered upon]] previously, including wreckage of a large ship containing his long-dead followers.
* Given Iblis' powers, it is entirely possible that Iblis' planet and the red planet previously encountered are one-and-the-same, displaced both in space and time, but that link is never definitively confirmed in {{comics|folly||this comic book series}}.

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	[[File:BSG-~~FOTG - Iblis~~' ~~Planet~~.png\|thumb\|{{alt\|~~Viper~~\|TOS}}~~s approach the unnamed planet for the first time~~ ({{comics\|~~vol3\|1~~}}).]]		[[File:BSG 2014 Annual - Baltar's planet.png\|thumb\|The jungle-like surface of the planet where {{alt\|Baltar\|TOS-DE}} is exiled ({{comics\|annual2014}}).]]

	'''~~Iblis~~' planet'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is the world where {{alt\|~~Iblis~~}} ~~and his followers had been first~~ exiled, following ~~their being cast out by~~ the [[~~Seraphs~~]] ~~untold thousands of yahrens prior~~.		'''Baltar's planet'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> is the world where {{alt\|Baltar\|TOS-DE}} is exiled upon, in fulfillment of {{alt\|Adama\|TOS}}'s promise to him resulting in the success of, and following, the [[Battle at Galaxy's Edge]].

	~~A [[black hole]] singularity~~ of ~~Iblis' creation bridges the Colonial's known universe and~~ a ~~separate universe~~ where ~~this planet~~ resides~~, trapping many hapless denizens for an untold period~~ of ~~time. Surrounding the planet are derelict ships in~~ a ~~thickly~~-~~ringed graveyard~~, ~~its survivors making landfall on the planet only~~ to ~~be hunted down by~~ the ~~[[Meclons]]—former {{alt\|Cylons\|TOS}} who were also inexorably drawn into the singularity ({{comics\|vol3\|1}} — {{comics\|vol3\|3\|short=y}})~~.		It is the fifth planet of an unnamed system, featuring a jungle where Baltar resides inside of a shipping container with basic supplies and a short-range transmitter. Its jungles feature edible food, similar to those of the banana, which Baltar acquires for sustenance.

	~~Sometime following~~ {{alt\|~~Baltar\|TOS~~}}~~'s release~~ by ~~{{alt\|Adama\|TOS}} after~~ the [[~~Battle at Galaxy's Edge~~]], Baltar finds himself whisked away from his exile and stranded upon this planet on the false promise of freedom ({{comics\|vol3\|2}}) and assumes a leadership role over the shipwrecked survivors, terming them his "congregation" ({{comics\|~~vol3\|5~~}}).		A yahren into his exile, circa {{alt\|7349}}, Baltar uncovers revelations regarding his modifications by the Cylons and is summarily abducted by [[Commandant]] ({{comics\|annual2014}}).

	~~[[File:BSG-FOTG - Impact Crater.png\|thumb\|{{alt\|Sheba}} stands over a precipice~~, ~~overlooking a massive large impact crater caused by a ship far larger than any known to both Cylons and humans ({{comics\|vol3\|1}}).]]~~		Later, having been returned<ref>While not directly stated, this is a logical deduction.</ref> to the planet, Baltar is "saved" by {{alt\|Iblis}} and transported to [[Iblis' planet\|another planet]] as part of Iblis' trap to [[Seraphs\|destroy his enemy]] ({{comics\|vol3\|3}}).

	This congregation is fodder for [[Meclons]], who attack and abduct its members for "integration" into the Meclon Empire ({{comics\|vol3\|2}} & {{comics\|vol3\|3\|short=y}}). However, the planet possesses a secret—another husk of a ship that bears the skeletons of Iblis' former pig-faced followers—in a cavern where even the Meclons do not ~~enter~~, ~~thus making it~~ a ~~sanctuary for the congregation ({{comics\|vol3\|2}})~~.

	~~Following a battle that destroys the {{alt\|Ship of Lights}}—the act itself tearing a hole back into the primary universe—the [[Seraphs]] rescue the congregation and transport them~~ to the ~~Fleet. The~~ planet ~~left abandoned~~ by ~~the Fleet and~~ {{alt\|~~Lucifer}}'s Cylons who have made good their escape,~~ Iblis ~~returns to the planet to resurrect his original followers as Meclons, swearing vengeance against ''{{alt\|Galactica\|TOS~~}}'' and ~~those who have shunned him ({{comics\|vol3\|5}}).~~

	~~== Notes ==~~

	* The planet shares many similarities with the [[~~red~~ planet]] ~~that~~ [[~~War of the Gods~~\|~~Iblis had been discovered upon~~]] ~~previously, including wreckage of a large ship containing his long-dead followers.~~
	* Given Iblis' powers, it is entirely possible that Iblis' planet and the red planet previously encountered are one-and-the-same, displaced both in space and time, but that link is never definitively confirmed in {{comics\|~~folly~~\|~~\|this comic book series~~}}.

	== References ==		== References ==