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Revision as of 19:40, 14 July 2011
A very mysterious land, Fallien is a desert country with a matriarchal government and strangely xenophobic citizens. Throughout the region are different trades which can be found no where else in Althanas. Currently, Fallien has recovered from a state of upheaval due to the recent uprising of the Cult of Mitra and the Harpies.
| Fallien | |||||
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| Capital | Irrakam | ||||
| Form of Government | Matriarchal | ||||
| Ruler(s) | The Jya | ||||
| Legal System | Common Law | ||||
| Official Language(s) | Fallien | ||||
| Population | Approximately 412,000 | ||||
| Religious Type | Suravani | ||||
| Literacy | 43% | ||||
| Technology level | Late Ancient | ||||
| Major Imports | Food. Livestock. Lumber | ||||
| Major Exports | Glass. Horses. Poisons. Oils. Herbs. | ||||
| Natural Resources | Glass. Iron. Spices. Herbs. Rarely wood. | ||||
Contents
Geography & Climate
Fallien lies in the middle of the ocean, east of Corone and south of Scara Brae. It is mostly desert, bisected by the river Attireyi. The mountains of Zaileya further divide this continent, towering almost fourteen thousand feet above the sea level, east of the Attireyi.
Suravani’s Oasis, the only other confirmed reliable source of water, lies in the north, just west of the Zaileya mountain range. It is also the lowest point on the continent, fourteen feet below sea level.
The continent’s climate is hyper-arid and close to static, changing very little between the seasons. The land is dangerously hot in the day and frigid after dark, year round, with a temperature fluctuating between 40-50°C (104-122°F) in the day to 0-15°C, (32-59°F) in the night during the summer, to 30-50°C (86-113°F) and -10-10°C (14-50°F) in the winter. Rain and humidity are rarities, especially during the summer.
Its many natural hazards include dangerous wildlife, extreme temperatures, and (in the mountains) landslides and cave-ins.