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Lunenos

Geography

The continent of Lunenos has a geography as diverse as the cultures living there. Mountain ranges, rivers, lakes, cold deserts, islands, and small bits of forests sprinkled here and there.


Mhirhina Mountains

The mountains furthest west of the Lunenos continent. These mountains host the MIncali tribes within. These are folded mountains, having formed by tectonic plates mashing into each other. These are grassy and forested mountains, providing perfect shelter for the tribes within.


Dtrani River

The Dratani river runs from Athaning Bay towards the Gharri Mountain Chain.


Savang river

This river is on the other side of the continent, and is the longest one there. It borders Arsimiut tribes of Coatzahua, and the village of Kousba stands not too far from the river. It finally ends at the foot of Mhirhina mountains.


Trinian Mountain Chain

These mountains border the Northwest Border of Xawhen Trine and the Southeast Border of Mwanga. They're much colder, being closer to the southern pole. They are snow-capped mountains.


Sneiran River

This river goes from the Lunen Ocean on the northeastern part of Xawhen Trine and snakes to the Trinian Mountain Chain.


Novruwn River

This river is to the west of the Nansem'ina Lake. It is a much shorter river than the aforementioned rivers.


Nansem'ina Lake

The Nansem'ina Lake borders the tribes of Paataq, and is an important piece of culture to the Paataqi. It is a lake filled with mystery and myths, and many Paataqi who don't live close enough like to pay pilgramage to it.

Climate

The southern-most regions of Lunenos is a taiga, meaning they are coniferous forests. The rainfall received is lower than other parts of the continent, and it's much colder than the other regions.

In the middle of the continent is a steppe, meaning it's a semi-airid desert. It hosts the Mwangan tribes of the continent. This region is temperate, and gets more precipitation than the taiga regions.

Parts surrounding the steppes of Mwanga are savannahs. They start out more temperate but get more tropical the further north a person goes. They get a mild amount of rain every year.

The northern-most part of Lunenos, in Coatzahua, feature tropical rainforests. They see the most amount of rain in the continent. The rain has known to overfill the Novruwn River and the Nansem'ina River.

Within the continent are smaller bits of other biomes, with their own micro climates within. Some small parts of the continent are simple forests, while others are full-on deserts. The continent has as many biomes as that bad boy can fit in it, and the people living there adore that about their continent.

Fauna & Flora

With there being such a diverse amount of biomes within the continent, there are a diverse amount of flora and fauna within. It would be impossible to talk about all the types of flora and fauna which live within the continent, due to the diverse nature of it. Unless that was someone's scientific thesis, which this is not.

Natural Resources

  • Wood
  • There are many types of trees in this continent, providing many different types of lumbar.
  • Stone
  • Metals
  • Herbs
  • Diverse types of animals perfect for harvesting wool from
  • Tourism

    People love to visit the mountain ranges, specifically the Trinian Mountain Range, due to not only the scenic views but also the perfect hiking paths. A favorite of the Trinian Mountains to climb is Mt. Rhinish, one of the tallest of the glacial mountains. Humans compared Mt. Rhinish to being a couple thousand meters shorter than the Earthen mountain, Mt. Everest, but it still presents a challenge for prospective hikers.

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    Cover image: by Dewi Hargraves originally/me editing

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