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If you Roleplay in those forums instead, please use "[Savah Arda]" with the [PRP] or [ORP] to denote that you're roleplaying for this shop. Roleplays done in that forum will also count for breeding and anthro applications. Also, if you roleplay in those forums, please go ahead and make a thread here with a link to that roleplay in it just so we can monitor and still give out RPed gifts and such ^_^

Map/Environment RP Setting

Map is below!

There are two islands that have been thus discovered in the realm, one is 3 times larger than its smaller neighbor.

.: The Main Island :.
The Island is yet to be given a name, perhaps some young adventuring explorers will influence this plot some day?? To the north are snowcapped mountains that lead into a dense cloud towards the tips, the cloud extends into a larger cloud above it. The clouds move, but that one large one seems to remain a constant as if tethered by the mountain it abuts.

Down the mountain side a thick forest of pine trees stands tall and imposing, the trees closest and farthest from the mountains within the forest are the shortest of the group. They stand like miniature guards in front of their domain. There is a hidden spring inside the pine tree forest that offers cool refreshing water from the mountains above.

To the east, the pine trees give way to more tropical foliage as bushes, meadows, and fields of flowers dot the land until they reach a shoreline. To the west of the shore all along it as it dips to the south are sparsely spaced palm trees, which contain coconuts, edible to those clever enough to cleave them wide.

To the west of the mountains, the range continues south becoming shorter and the warmer climate dispels what would be snow upon the tips. It becomes quickly evident that these are not quite mountains as to the north, they are volcanic and dangerous. There is no joyful, serene shoreline here, but a steep drop into a craggy and rough terrain of endless caverns. The caverns are very unwelcoming to most, as they give off a sulphurous smell and the large stalactites and stalagmites that create a forest here are very imposing with their sharp tips and edges, daring anyone to enter their domain. This area can be reached on foot from where the eastern shorelines connects to the caverns, but it would be most unwise.

The south end of the island also contains a shoreline, but the heat is much more oppressive, the palm trees barely existent in the distance to the east. This southern dry heat reaches out towards the volcanic mountains in the west, creating a desert of the harshest kind, until you reach the center of the island, where the desert seems to become more fertile and the ground more moist.

The center of the island is dominated by a large lake, whose rivers flow to the east and north, only reaching tentative fingers to the south forming tiny pools of water, which often dry up very quickly. Within the lake is an oddly shaped land mass. In the times of dawn and dusk, anyone looking upon it can see a sort of magical, swirling glow of light.


.: The Smaller Island :.
This smaller Island is to the southwest of the larger and seems a most violent place. The storms that brew are always the darkest over this island and it seems to rain most of the time. The land is well nourished with water because of this, making some areas more like swamp land. The foliage is wild and sullen at the same time, the trees that grow here droop unceremoniously to the ground and seem to weep at its misfortune to be living there.

Only a strong swimmer could attempt a journey to this island, a young or inexperienced swimmer or flyer could quite easily drown and fall in an ignorant attempt to reach it.