Large Cake

= Canon = Created in the game DtN during the Post-Breaking Wars, Large Cake was fused into the setting of Lexicon the Godmodder wiki with some post-war remodeling during the Genesis of the Foci. The supermassive 'planet' consists of an extremely large amount of non-decaying cakes layered together atop several major spherical bodies of cake, which are rapidly replaced if destroyed and replacements are not put into place to keep them from refilling the natural area. The central mass of cake and cake-replaced-areas increases in size over time, but larger gravity effects are abrogated by a large supply of antigravity-emitting cakes that expands with it and several differences in uninhabited areas' gravitational logic due to godmodding-related structural support physics, as well as an extremely massive spatial distortion used to abey most questions of why an expanse regularly producing well over 10^152 cakes/day and rising is not causing larger impacts.

Celestial Hydrosphere
A large ocean of water is mystically suspended in the 'sky' relative to the central cake swarm mass and growing with it, peppered with and surrounded by a series of appropriately also-growing miniature star-like heat/light sources that shine through most of the ocean, then after some world border distance the Box Wastes. Various parts of the ocean are studded by naturally-growing primarily-stone mixed-materialroot castles kept afloat (or in comfortable pressure-managed domes underwater) via thruster pylons. Evolved forms of antigravity cakefish create large currents as they alter the water mass and movement around them as they travel the celestial hydrosphere, moving smaller planetary-scope cake worlds with them (curiously, maintaining orbital moons both cake and non-cake). There is an inner-side bias of castles and castle-chains large enough to generate mountain ranges as part of their estate biology. This and atmospheric containment generally results in most cloud systems forming on the inside of the celestial hydrosphere, though there is the occasional outside-end storm.

Inhabitants
The primary inhabitants of the innermost cake bodies are the Baicar people, who were originally idle game cake baker entities in the DtN war but chose to claim the territory as their own when other parties lost interest. They are responsible for much but not all of the cake worlds' accelerated growth rate.

A few of the non-Baicars' associates have claimed a small fraction of the orbital castles for their own purposes, but many of them lie uninhabited or are inhabited only by local monsters performing remodeling in accordance with their estates' will and collective materialroot fruiting. The cake bodies within the sea itself are mostly uninhabited, occasionally moved aside by cakefish if not harvested for materials by the occasional castle.

= Proposed Canon =

= Otherworlds = The orbital castles behave in a similar fashion to Dracula's castle in Castlevania, or the space-warping void-suspended submachines in Submachine. Materialroots originally appeared as fan-content for the Roblox game Icarus Badlands to explain similarly arbitrary structures occurring in the wild.