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Danger: <font color = #ff0000>'''High'''</font>
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Danger: <font color = #ff9500>'''Hazardous'''</font>
 
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Inhabitants: [[dryads]], [[Fauna#Dimensional Dragon|dimensional dragons]], [[Fairies#Canopy Fairies|canopy fairies]], [[nagas]], [[Fauna#Archmantis|archmantises]], [[Fauna#Dimensional Trapper|dimensional trappers]], [[Fauna#Vortex Tiger|vortex tigers]], [[Fauna#Flying Squid|flying squids]]
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Inhabitants: [[dryads]], [[Fauna#Dimensional Dragon|dimensional dragons]], [[Fairies#Canopy Fairies|canopy fairies]], [[nagas]], [[Fauna#Archmantis|archmantises]], [[Fauna#Dimensional Trapper|dimensional trappers]], [[Fauna#Vortex Tiger|vortex tigers]], [[Fauna#Flying Squid|flying squids]], [[Fauna#Eisner|eisners]]
  
  
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The trees of deeper Felarya are gigantic. Their trunks would dwarf buidings and stretch toward the sky, towering at unimaginable dimensions. Their leaves are of a blueish tone, creating a natural blue vault and bathing the whole area in an aquatic light. Each trees are well-spaced though, leaving a lot of open space. It allows the many small rivers that runs across the area to flow without obstacles. Their flow produce a gentle and soothing background noise. This forest could be a heaven if it wasn't so dangerous...
  
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The forest commonly named "Deeper Felarya" is actually a sort of intermediate zone, an entrance to an immense area north of the map, largely unexplored and uncartographied. Tales speak of bizarre and gigantic creatures there, even by Felarya standards.
  
The trees of this forest are gigancic. Their trunks dwarf buidings and stretch toward the sky, towering at unimaginable dimensions. Their leaves are in a blueish tone, creating a natural blue vault and bathing the whole area in a blueish light. Many small rivers runs across the area and their flow produce a gentle and soothing noise.
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It's hard to discern what is true and what is false but the fauna of deeper Felarya is definitely deadly, strange and unpredictable itself, maybe a glimpse of what could be find further north. The fauna is composed of many dimensional based creatures, a good reminder that deeper Felarya is rather unstable, not unlike [[Miragia forest]], to a much lesser extent though.
 
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All in all, this forest could be a heaven if it wasn't so dangerous...
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Deeper Felarya is a sort of intermediate zone, an entrance to an immense area north of the map, largely unexplored and probably even more dangerous.
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The fauna of deeper Felarya is deadly, strange and unpredictable, giving a glimpse of what you could find further north.
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Revision as of 06:04, 1 August 2007

Danger: Hazardous
Inhabitants: dryads, dimensional dragons, canopy fairies, nagas, archmantises, dimensional trappers, vortex tigers, flying squids, eisners


The trees of deeper Felarya are gigantic. Their trunks would dwarf buidings and stretch toward the sky, towering at unimaginable dimensions. Their leaves are of a blueish tone, creating a natural blue vault and bathing the whole area in an aquatic light. Each trees are well-spaced though, leaving a lot of open space. It allows the many small rivers that runs across the area to flow without obstacles. Their flow produce a gentle and soothing background noise. This forest could be a heaven if it wasn't so dangerous...

The forest commonly named "Deeper Felarya" is actually a sort of intermediate zone, an entrance to an immense area north of the map, largely unexplored and uncartographied. Tales speak of bizarre and gigantic creatures there, even by Felarya standards.

It's hard to discern what is true and what is false but the fauna of deeper Felarya is definitely deadly, strange and unpredictable itself, maybe a glimpse of what could be find further north. The fauna is composed of many dimensional based creatures, a good reminder that deeper Felarya is rather unstable, not unlike Miragia forest, to a much lesser extent though.