Alempara Savana

The Alempara Savana is a fertile, grassy plain that extends from almost where the South Tenylus splits from the Tenylus River, south alongside the Paradon River (in fact, the name of the savana means "beyond the Paradon" in native Leonin) and ending just north of Aerost.

The area consists of mostly grazing land, with livestock herds typically comprising consumption and textile animals such as cattle, pigs, goats and sheep, or transportation and work animals like horses and donkeys. Occasionally some farmers and ranchers raise more eclectic stock such as yaks, cebu, llamas, alpaca and vicuna.

The largest settlement is the town known as Laeoluga, populated by a pride of Laeonid, and numerous smaller prides are scattered across the grasslands. Another notable settlement located farther north is the Tabaxi village of Hoga Selva on the edge of the Morta Jungla.

Related Ethnicities

• Laeonids