Mysterious Equine
Beautiful Equine
Inner Sanctum Nobility
LAND
The land is fertile with hills, valleys, mountains, and a few cities and towns scattered around. It has dense forests, the main three being: Hallowfear-- which is an oak forest with races being Centaurs, Unicorns, elves, and fairies, Uldoar-- which is a pine forest with a few birch trees mixed in, housing Werewolves, arachne, griffens, deer (and deer folk), vaewolves, and Nagas, and Aldera-- a forest with oak, pine, birch, and apple trees with a river cutting through it, housing mermaids/mermen, Kelpies, and a few hell horse creatures.
There are four mountain ranges that are scattered around: Heithrow, the tallest mountain being about 50,000 feet and the lowest being about 40,000 feet; Lothaire, the tallest peak being about 55,000 feet and the lowest being 53,000 feet; Monthain, the tallest peak being 89,000 feet and the lowest being 79,0912 feet; and Narteith, the tallest peak being 98,321 feet and the lowest being 98,100 feet. Each of these have caves at about the 10,000-20,000 foot mark that gave shelter to the dragons that wanted to live there.
There were two main cities: Seathra, a population of about 32,000 people-- located by the ocean, Thundre and Thorend, located near the Heithrow mountain range, a population of about 31,000 people.
Towns are scattered around as well, and there are quite a bit.
There are two islands: Bripote and Prewaique. Prewaique is for farmland mostly with a few places to buy supplies while Bripote is more residential. The houses are modern-like but no technology and no power unless it's water-powered or wind-powered.
Definitions Of Creatures
Centaurs: Human torso on a horse's body. Human form, as well.
Naga: Human torso with a snake body. Human form.
Unicorns: Horses with horns.
Griffens: body, tail, and back legs of a lion; the head and wings of an eagle; and sometimes an eagle's talons as its front feet. Human form but not for all.
Kelpie: shape-changing aquatic spirit of Scottish legend. Its name may derive from the Scottish Gaelic words 'cailpeach' or 'colpach', meaning heifer or colt. Kelpies are said to haunt rivers and streams, usually in the shape of a horse. Human form and normal horse form
Vaewolf/Were-pire: A cross between a vampire and a werewolf
Arachne: A spider centaur (human torso on a spider body)
Transportation
The main mode of transportation is walking. Some creatures, like fairies, would pair up with bigger creatures (like unicorns or centaurs) to travel long distances. Others involve magic, should one have that ability; flying; teleportation (not many have this ability, if at all).
Food
It's the usual meat, even some fruit and vegetables, whatever they can grow, they can eat.
Currency
Dragothir has silver, gold, copper, and they also accept old dragon scales (MUST BE SHEDDED OFF AND NOT STOLEN/THE DRAGON MUST NOT BE KILLED FOR SCALES). Trades may be accepted but it's harder to find.
I might edit this later, though
The land is fertile with hills, valleys, mountains, and a few cities and towns scattered around. It has dense forests, the main three being: Hallowfear-- which is an oak forest with races being Centaurs, Unicorns, elves, and fairies, Uldoar-- which is a pine forest with a few birch trees mixed in, housing Werewolves, arachne, griffens, deer (and deer folk), vaewolves, and Nagas, and Aldera-- a forest with oak, pine, birch, and apple trees with a river cutting through it, housing mermaids/mermen, Kelpies, and a few hell horse creatures.
There are four mountain ranges that are scattered around: Heithrow, the tallest mountain being about 50,000 feet and the lowest being about 40,000 feet; Lothaire, the tallest peak being about 55,000 feet and the lowest being 53,000 feet; Monthain, the tallest peak being 89,000 feet and the lowest being 79,0912 feet; and Narteith, the tallest peak being 98,321 feet and the lowest being 98,100 feet. Each of these have caves at about the 10,000-20,000 foot mark that gave shelter to the dragons that wanted to live there.
There were two main cities: Seathra, a population of about 32,000 people-- located by the ocean, Thundre and Thorend, located near the Heithrow mountain range, a population of about 31,000 people.
Towns are scattered around as well, and there are quite a bit.
There are two islands: Bripote and Prewaique. Prewaique is for farmland mostly with a few places to buy supplies while Bripote is more residential. The houses are modern-like but no technology and no power unless it's water-powered or wind-powered.
Definitions Of Creatures
Centaurs: Human torso on a horse's body. Human form, as well.
Naga: Human torso with a snake body. Human form.
Unicorns: Horses with horns.
Griffens: body, tail, and back legs of a lion; the head and wings of an eagle; and sometimes an eagle's talons as its front feet. Human form but not for all.
Kelpie: shape-changing aquatic spirit of Scottish legend. Its name may derive from the Scottish Gaelic words 'cailpeach' or 'colpach', meaning heifer or colt. Kelpies are said to haunt rivers and streams, usually in the shape of a horse. Human form and normal horse form
Vaewolf/Were-pire: A cross between a vampire and a werewolf
Arachne: A spider centaur (human torso on a spider body)
Transportation
The main mode of transportation is walking. Some creatures, like fairies, would pair up with bigger creatures (like unicorns or centaurs) to travel long distances. Others involve magic, should one have that ability; flying; teleportation (not many have this ability, if at all).
Food
It's the usual meat, even some fruit and vegetables, whatever they can grow, they can eat.
Currency
Dragothir has silver, gold, copper, and they also accept old dragon scales (MUST BE SHEDDED OFF AND NOT STOLEN/THE DRAGON MUST NOT BE KILLED FOR SCALES). Trades may be accepted but it's harder to find.
I might edit this later, though
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