The Rings of Siberys are always visible in the sky of Eberron. In Stormreach and Sharn, the rings are thinner, while in northern Aundair, Karrnath, or the Mror Holds, the rings form great bands of light across the southern portion of the sky. Even during the day the rings are pale but visible; at night, their bright light is interrupted only between the hours of about 10:30 pm and 1:30 am, when the massive shadow of Eberron itself crosses them. Together with the massive moons, Eberron is rarely darker than dusk on earth.
RINGS OF SIBERYS
First Ring's Distance: 8,264 miles
Circumference: 51,924 miles
Second Ring's Distance: 8,414 miles
Circumference: 52,867 miles
Third Ring's Distance: 8,564 miles
Circumference: 53,811 miles
Fourth Ring's Distance: 8,714 miles
Circumference: 54,754 miles
Fifth Ring's Distance: 8,865 miles
Circumference: 55,697 miles
Sixth Ring's Distance: 9,015 miles
Circumference: 56,641 miles
Seventh Ring's Distance: 9,165 miles
Circumference: 57,584 miles
Eighth Ring's Distance: 9,315 miles
Circumference: 58,527 miles
Ninth Ring's Distance: 9,465 miles
Circumference: 59,471 miles
The most common mortal denizens are aarakocra; more often, extraplanar Celestials from Daanvi and Syrania, Thelanis and Irian, Shavarath and Lamannia, and even Risia and Fernia dwell here among clouds and ice and crystals, watching over ancient strongholds of the couatl and guarding imprisoned Overlords. But the Rings are more space than material, and have less land then the smallest of the 5 Nations.
Total physical surface area: 502,500 mi²
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