Kova Tuuli
Geography
The east edge of this area is on the sea to Corsum and the west leads into a deep heavy fog that is very easy to lost in and you always end up back in Kova Tuuli area. The area in between is barren flat area with patches of hard packed soil, rocky terrain, and dotted with the random sand dune.
Localized Phenomena
There are echoes said in the wind and spending long enough there you will learn what is said. It can be random murmurs or cryptic messages, long lost tales or forgotten knowledge.
Climate
There is often many days of rain followed by weeks without, very different from the rest of the realm. There is almost always strong winds blowing through the land.
Fauna & Flora
The environment is a very harsh area to be and few plants or animals survive.
Some of the plants that survive in the area are:
- Windroot: A tough curly plant with a deep root system keeping it anchored in the ground. It has narrow leaves and strong blue flowers designed to withstand the constant wind. The leaves are used to flavor food, it has an earthy sweet taste.
- Dustbloom: This plant has small and delicate petals the bloom when the wind is much softer. It flowers in a ball with many blooms in a spherical.
- Thornwind Grass: This hardy grass variety has developed long, flexible blades with sharp thorns along their edges. It thrives in the sandy and rocky soil, providing a source of sustenance for the herbivores that brave the barren landscape.
- Whispersage: This rare shrub releases fragrant oils in response to the wind's caress. Its slender leaves rustle and produce a calming, melodic sound that adds to the serene atmosphere of Kova Tuuli. The Fauna:
- Stormfliers: These avian creatures have developed streamlined bodies and powerful wings to navigate the strong winds of Kova Tuuli. They can ride the currents and gusts, their feathers offering protection against the elements.
- Desert Skitterers: These small, scorpion-like arthropods are adapted to the arid and rocky terrain. Their exoskeletons provide protection, and their ability to burrow allows them to seek shelter from the intense winds.
- Whispersnakes: These serpentine creatures move with remarkable agility across the rocky landscape. Their scales possess a camouflaging pattern that helps them blend into the environment, making them elusive and difficult to spot.
- Emberbeetles: These luminescent beetles possess bioluminescent properties that allow them to emit a soft, warm glow. They scuttle across the rocks, feeding on small organisms and leaving trails of gentle light in their wake.
Some of the plants that survive in the area are:
- Windroot: A tough curly plant with a deep root system keeping it anchored in the ground. It has narrow leaves and strong blue flowers designed to withstand the constant wind. The leaves are used to flavor food, it has an earthy sweet taste.
- Dustbloom: This plant has small and delicate petals the bloom when the wind is much softer. It flowers in a ball with many blooms in a spherical.
- Thornwind Grass: This hardy grass variety has developed long, flexible blades with sharp thorns along their edges. It thrives in the sandy and rocky soil, providing a source of sustenance for the herbivores that brave the barren landscape.
- Whispersage: This rare shrub releases fragrant oils in response to the wind's caress. Its slender leaves rustle and produce a calming, melodic sound that adds to the serene atmosphere of Kova Tuuli. The Fauna:
- Stormfliers: These avian creatures have developed streamlined bodies and powerful wings to navigate the strong winds of Kova Tuuli. They can ride the currents and gusts, their feathers offering protection against the elements.
- Desert Skitterers: These small, scorpion-like arthropods are adapted to the arid and rocky terrain. Their exoskeletons provide protection, and their ability to burrow allows them to seek shelter from the intense winds.
- Whispersnakes: These serpentine creatures move with remarkable agility across the rocky landscape. Their scales possess a camouflaging pattern that helps them blend into the environment, making them elusive and difficult to spot.
- Emberbeetles: These luminescent beetles possess bioluminescent properties that allow them to emit a soft, warm glow. They scuttle across the rocks, feeding on small organisms and leaving trails of gentle light in their wake.
Alternative Name(s)
The Old Trade Route
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