Feralia
The Ferali people value ethics and are known for sculpture. Largely the most popular form of entertainment is music. Merchants are respected as a profession. Public displays of affection are frowned on.
Overal, the Ferali don't have a strong military. What strength they do have is primarily focused on naval pursuits. Their main units are large, armored ships. Soldiers are a mix of draftees and volunteers. They serve primarily for defense but also to explore. Ranks are earned through aptitude tests.
Overal, the Ferali don't have a strong military. What strength they do have is primarily focused on naval pursuits. Their main units are large, armored ships. Soldiers are a mix of draftees and volunteers. They serve primarily for defense but also to explore. Ranks are earned through aptitude tests.
Geography
Feralia is made up of mostly water. Islands are common. The primary landmass is stretched out and mostly comprised of plains. Mountains are uncommon. Deserts are rare.
Forests were once more common but as wood is a common building material, many forests were cut down. Those left standing are carefully tended.
There are many small rivers and streams, but not all towns have access to them. Many places have wells dug in the town square where the underground water table is highest.
Many places are prone to hurricanes and tropical storms.
For the most part, the climate is fairly mild. It only gets really cold in the south and the far north.
Forests were once more common but as wood is a common building material, many forests were cut down. Those left standing are carefully tended.
There are many small rivers and streams, but not all towns have access to them. Many places have wells dug in the town square where the underground water table is highest.
Many places are prone to hurricanes and tropical storms.
For the most part, the climate is fairly mild. It only gets really cold in the south and the far north.
Fauna & Flora
Twisted Spoolwood - This tree has huge leaves shaped like spearheads. It reproduces via clusters of pastel rose six-petaled flowers.
Eogrower - This climbing plant has huge lacy leaves. It reproduces via numerous tiny rose pink five-petaled flowers.
Athrip - This climbing plant has moderate-sized fan-like leaves. It reproduces via numerous tiny dark red five-petaled flowers.
Bitter Felonwort - This shrub has large leaves shaped like arrowheads. It reproduces via numerous tiny lilac catkins.
Nervous Roadweed - This bush has moderate-sized star-shaped leaves. It reproduces via clusters of purple bell-shaped flowers.
Aromatic Gallberry - This tree has huge round leaves. It reproduces via numerous huge pastel purple catkins.
Glozrie - This low-growing plant has moderate-sized fan-like leaves. It reproduces via a single dark rose five-petaled flower.
Dawn Thimbleberry - This low-growing plant has huge long, thin leaves. It reproduces via numerous huge bright yellow catkins.
Nufanium - This low-growing plant has tiny round leaves. It reproduces via numerous moderate-sized pastel orange five-petaled flowers.
Urban Aconite - This climbing plant has moderate-sized lacy leaves. It reproduces via numerous tiny pastel yellow catkins.
Uadrush - This tall-growing plant has tiny spoon-shaped leaves. It reproduces via a single dark pink six-petaled flower.
Island Bush - This low-growing plant has huge spoon-shaped leaves. It reproduces via clusters of rose pink bell-shaped flowers.
Serpent Wheat
Death Hops
Sneeze Wintercress
Mammoth Lilac
Restoration Sunflower
Blosse
Uthreet
Uaklohhalda
Bonsary
Sroskujelas
Hollow Flower
Grand Hibiscus
Fragrant Juniper
Happy Bindweed
Jackabit
Warsheep
Lelsie
Slime
Jagallaanu - This funny and nearly extinct creature is a type of invertebrate. It's about the size of a giant squid, has two tentacles, four legs and a long, powerful tail. They have a hard, armored skin which is usually either silver, blue or grey or a combination of these colors.
Wolesteoni - They live in moist areas and are fairly rare. They're carnivores and their relatively large mouths and long tongue are ideal for eating insects.
Jagumics - They're crepuscular and rely on their hearing and taste buds to get around. They do have thin, narrow eyes, but their sight is a bit poor.
Xupsora - They have small noses and small, round ears. Their heads are fairly small in comparison to their bodies. They make sounds ranging from extremely high pitched to high pitched and have a fairly limited range of sounds they make to indicate discoveries, dangers and otherwise communicate with each other.
Draustoon - These creatures are bold, but they minimize conflict and thus aren't very territorial. They mate once every 18 months and they mate and bond with one or two partners throughout life. Which, with their fairly short lifespans, is quite common among other species as well.
Scorida - This amazing and uncommon creature is a type of mammal. It's about the size of an elephant, has four legs and two arms and a short, thin tail. They have a soft, but strong skin covered in long, soft hairs which is usually either white, silver or dark pink or a combination of these colors.
Qeadingale - They live in rainy areas and are fairly rare. They're omnivores and their small, narrow mouths, their teeth and long tongue are ideal for eating insects. They're nocturnal and rely on their hearing and extra sense to get around. They do have odd, but interesting eyes, but their sight is underdeveloped. They have a lack of a visible nose and large, round ears. Their heads are long and narrow in comparison to their bodies.
Neocsbat - They make sounds ranging from extremely low pitched to relatively low pitched and have a small range of sounds they make to indicate discoveries, dangers and otherwise communicate with each other.
Coyoxu - These creatures are very aggressive and they're territorial in terms of personal space. They mate once every three years and they mate and bond with a single partner for life. Which, with their incredibly long lifespans, isn't extraordinary.
Azure Deer are bred and raised for use by the royal family as mounts.
Cottontop Gemsbok
Laughing Spider
Grand Earwig
Eogrower - This climbing plant has huge lacy leaves. It reproduces via numerous tiny rose pink five-petaled flowers.
Athrip - This climbing plant has moderate-sized fan-like leaves. It reproduces via numerous tiny dark red five-petaled flowers.
Bitter Felonwort - This shrub has large leaves shaped like arrowheads. It reproduces via numerous tiny lilac catkins.
Nervous Roadweed - This bush has moderate-sized star-shaped leaves. It reproduces via clusters of purple bell-shaped flowers.
Aromatic Gallberry - This tree has huge round leaves. It reproduces via numerous huge pastel purple catkins.
Glozrie - This low-growing plant has moderate-sized fan-like leaves. It reproduces via a single dark rose five-petaled flower.
Dawn Thimbleberry - This low-growing plant has huge long, thin leaves. It reproduces via numerous huge bright yellow catkins.
Nufanium - This low-growing plant has tiny round leaves. It reproduces via numerous moderate-sized pastel orange five-petaled flowers.
Urban Aconite - This climbing plant has moderate-sized lacy leaves. It reproduces via numerous tiny pastel yellow catkins.
Uadrush - This tall-growing plant has tiny spoon-shaped leaves. It reproduces via a single dark pink six-petaled flower.
Island Bush - This low-growing plant has huge spoon-shaped leaves. It reproduces via clusters of rose pink bell-shaped flowers.
Serpent Wheat
Death Hops
Sneeze Wintercress
Mammoth Lilac
Restoration Sunflower
Blosse
Uthreet
Uaklohhalda
Bonsary
Sroskujelas
Hollow Flower
Grand Hibiscus
Fragrant Juniper
Happy Bindweed
Jackabit
Warsheep
Lelsie
Slime
Jagallaanu - This funny and nearly extinct creature is a type of invertebrate. It's about the size of a giant squid, has two tentacles, four legs and a long, powerful tail. They have a hard, armored skin which is usually either silver, blue or grey or a combination of these colors.
Wolesteoni - They live in moist areas and are fairly rare. They're carnivores and their relatively large mouths and long tongue are ideal for eating insects.
Jagumics - They're crepuscular and rely on their hearing and taste buds to get around. They do have thin, narrow eyes, but their sight is a bit poor.
Xupsora - They have small noses and small, round ears. Their heads are fairly small in comparison to their bodies. They make sounds ranging from extremely high pitched to high pitched and have a fairly limited range of sounds they make to indicate discoveries, dangers and otherwise communicate with each other.
Draustoon - These creatures are bold, but they minimize conflict and thus aren't very territorial. They mate once every 18 months and they mate and bond with one or two partners throughout life. Which, with their fairly short lifespans, is quite common among other species as well.
Scorida - This amazing and uncommon creature is a type of mammal. It's about the size of an elephant, has four legs and two arms and a short, thin tail. They have a soft, but strong skin covered in long, soft hairs which is usually either white, silver or dark pink or a combination of these colors.
Qeadingale - They live in rainy areas and are fairly rare. They're omnivores and their small, narrow mouths, their teeth and long tongue are ideal for eating insects. They're nocturnal and rely on their hearing and extra sense to get around. They do have odd, but interesting eyes, but their sight is underdeveloped. They have a lack of a visible nose and large, round ears. Their heads are long and narrow in comparison to their bodies.
Neocsbat - They make sounds ranging from extremely low pitched to relatively low pitched and have a small range of sounds they make to indicate discoveries, dangers and otherwise communicate with each other.
Coyoxu - These creatures are very aggressive and they're territorial in terms of personal space. They mate once every three years and they mate and bond with a single partner for life. Which, with their incredibly long lifespans, isn't extraordinary.
Azure Deer are bred and raised for use by the royal family as mounts.
Cottontop Gemsbok
Laughing Spider
Grand Earwig
Natural Resources
Gold, silver, metal ores
Precious gems
Sea products (salt, seaweed, shells, sand)
Wood
Stone
Clay
Silk
Dyes
Spices
Precious gems
Sea products (salt, seaweed, shells, sand)
Wood
Stone
Clay
Silk
Dyes
Spices
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