Anything that helps organize is a good thing. Though I will be stuck on this current world for a while.
I personally feel like this would be very usefull. I'm running a campaign that deals with the active use of different worlds other than the main one. Additionally, the campaign is part of a large multiverse thats really hard to manage when it comes to organization. It would be cool to be able to make a multiverse, put universes into it, maybe even put galaxies into that if necesarry, then be able to put planets into that. When I explain it this way it probably sounds too convoluted but I'm sure theres a way this could work with a reasonable level of management. most of it would just have to do with being able to like worlds in more ways than just "well... some of the articles refrence eachother"
That would have been a very nice feature or addition for my space campaign
I'm mostly fine with using geography but planets have critical specific properties such as day length, year length, gravity, atmospheric composition & density, orbital eccentricity & etc... A template extension for the most important of these physical properties would be nice.
Check out Ethnis - one of World Anvil's Featured Worlds. It's a sci-fi setting that has many planets. It's just one of the many science fiction/science fantasy World Anvil Worlds that use multiple planets, so I recommend you check out what others do to gain inspiration on ways of arranging your stuff. As stated by others, Planets are Geography, as are Planes of Existence, Galaxies, Parallel Universes, Universes, and High Schools.
It's already available Geograghy template, the first words of ther description are "World and universes. Galaxys, solar systemes, planets,..." Don't waist your coins on this nor the Dev's time
@thexant Because it literally already exists in the geography template.
I WANT PLANET TEMPLATES, WHY WOULD YOU BOTHER VOTING AGAINST THIS WHAT DO YOU GAIN
Like others have said, this is currently handled by the Location template, which has types like planet, asteroid, Galaxy, and even omniverse and multiverse.
This is handled by the Geography template already.
The Geography template already does this, if you want to extend it, it's also possible with the "Article Templates" function, implementing this would be a waste of time imo
Location offers a lot of subtypes for galactical size, such as planets, asteroid belts, and galactic sectors.