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There come instances in Felarya where the tear of the dimensions can leave permanent scarring upon the land. Sometimes however, the scarring isn't always visible. As is the instance of the Floating Field, which is not so much a field of Grass as it is a field of gravitational instability. It came as a result of a brief and rather destructive warp shift in which a section of space was shifted inside the gravity zone of Felarya.
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In Felarya there are times when the tearing of the dimensions caused by the vanishing lands leaves permanent scars upon the land. Sometimes the scars aren't visible, yet they still have an effect. One such instance is the cause of the Floating field, the name not referring to any grass, but instead to the unstable gravity there. It is the result of a brief but destructive warp shift in which a section of space was shifted inside the gravitational field of Felarya.
  
Normally this would result in a shockwave of gravity as it re-dispersed itself and moved on. However, this was not so in this instance. The rift, though not physically accessible, never fully closed - and as a result the anti-gravity remains, drifting throughout the world of Felarya. Roughly the same dimensions as a conventional football field, anyone entering this zone becomes subject to almost no gravitational pull as the gravity of the field struggles with the gravity of Felarya. As a result, people will find movement much more difficult in this field unless they are leaping, the exception being winged creatures such as Harpies, who find the field to be an ideal hunting ground. Naga's however avoid the zone like the plague, as their movement relies on gravity to connect their scales with the ground. When they enter the zone they find themselves practically immobile unless they use their hands to claw themselves along.
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Normally this would have resulted in a gravitational shock wave as the forces balanced, but in this case the rift, though not physically accessible, has never fully closed.  As a result the zero g field remains, drifting slowly throughout the world of Felarya. Measuring several square kilometers in size, anyone entering this zone becomes weightless, a side effect of the conflicting gravities from Felarya and the rift. People find find moving in the field to be much more difficult unless they move by leaping, or fly like [[harpies]], who find the field to be an ideal hunting ground. [[Nagas]] however avoid the zone like the plague, as their movement relies on gravity holding them to the ground. When they enter the zone they find themselves practically immobile unless they use their hands to claw themselves along.
  
Fortunately, the field is constantly shifting, and no Naga could ever be trapped there for more than an hour or so.
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Fortunately for them the field is constantly shifting, and no naga could ever be trapped there for more than a few hours.
  
  

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Danger: Special
Inhabitants: Various


In Felarya there are times when the tearing of the dimensions caused by the vanishing lands leaves permanent scars upon the land. Sometimes the scars aren't visible, yet they still have an effect. One such instance is the cause of the Floating field, the name not referring to any grass, but instead to the unstable gravity there. It is the result of a brief but destructive warp shift in which a section of space was shifted inside the gravitational field of Felarya.

Normally this would have resulted in a gravitational shock wave as the forces balanced, but in this case the rift, though not physically accessible, has never fully closed. As a result the zero g field remains, drifting slowly throughout the world of Felarya. Measuring several square kilometers in size, anyone entering this zone becomes weightless, a side effect of the conflicting gravities from Felarya and the rift. People find find moving in the field to be much more difficult unless they move by leaping, or fly like harpies, who find the field to be an ideal hunting ground. Nagas however avoid the zone like the plague, as their movement relies on gravity holding them to the ground. When they enter the zone they find themselves practically immobile unless they use their hands to claw themselves along.

Fortunately for them the field is constantly shifting, and no naga could ever be trapped there for more than a few hours.


  • Credits to Rythmear for the idea and concept.