Welcome to the expansive world of the Eldrathorians. The different species are as varied as the land they inhabit, and each species has created their own unique habitat and culture in the areas they have claimed. They pay homage to the great God of Eldrathor-- however, the greater being has all but abandoned them as punishment for disloyalty centuries past, leaving them to their own devices.
Fortunately, however, the Eldrathorians are on the verge of a new era, one where discoveries lead to new ideas, relationships, and... powers.
Roleplaying Rules:
• Eldrathor is a seperate world from any other. There are no humans or other pet shop species here. You RP as your Eldrathorians directly.
• You may not god-mode or play others' Eldrathorians.
• Keep an open mind. Just because someone plays a mean character doesn't mean they're jerks for real!
• Don't spam. Keep OOC chat to a minimum inside RP threads.
• You may create personal or public RP threads in this guild forum, or participate in official plot RP threads.
Floating Isle - This large floating chunk of earth is home to the Gryphs, due to its inaccessibility to any Eldrathorian that cannot fly. It's mostly comprised of jungle and meadow, with a strange waterfall that runs off the side and lands in a large pool beneath the island. However mysterious the workings of this floating isle are, most Eldrathorians have grown accustomed to it and no longer question its existence.
Weeping Forest - This deep forest is home to all kinds of trees and plants, as well as secret caverns and hidden springs that only Fahns have discovered. Many different species prefer living in this dark forest-- some finding it more cozy than dark and foreboding. Unfortunately, some travelers may lose themselves in this particular patch of woods, finding it too difficult to track their surroundings before succumbing to exhaustion and awaiting rescue from friendly Fahns.
Ancient Desert - Also known as Ferr Desert by the arrogant Ferrs that inhabit it, this dry bed of sand is speckled with boulders, cacti, and giant skeletons of long-dead creatures. Some say the Ferrs claimed the arid desert out of greed rather than honest-to-goodness preference of home, with rumors of buried treasure constantly circulating among young entrepreneurial Eldrathorians.
Paw Meadow - Named for the gigantic paw-shaped lakes that adorn this large plain, Paw Meadow stretches along the coastline and dips into a shallow valley in the center. Pones enjoy the free-roaming pastures that the meadow has to offer, but gratefully share the territory with any Eldrathorian that will enjoy the fragrant breeze and bright ocean backdrop.
Cascading Falls - This gigantic waterfall provides a relaxing atmosphere for Eldrathorians that prefer relaxation and meditation. Spires enjoy this place most of all, seeking comfort within the caverns carved out by glaciers long ago. The rocks supporting the water are covered in cerulean moss, with a gentle green glow effervescing off of them at night.
Veggie Hills - Nyees, being the prolific farmers that they are, have christened this area the 'veggie hills' because of the fertileness of the soil. Carrot and Pea Pod trees are cultivated here, which make wonderful homes as well as food for many Eldrathorians. Rich honey flowers and felspice bushes grow around the perimeter, making this area attractive to almost every species.
City Below - This city beneath the soil is completely Diyo-made. It features a massive network of caverns and maze-like tunnels, with a large, deep village-cave at its core. The Diyos, who are rarely seen above ground, use brightly glowing emberstones and underflowers to light and decorate their homes. An underground stream provides them with water. Despite it being filled with primarily one species, other species sometimes find the cool soil and darkness to be welcoming.
Mount Eldra - Eldrathor has many hills and bumps along its surface, but none as large and intimidating as Mount Eldra. The skilled Fliffs enjoy living here, their thick fur keeping them insulated as they explore the icy mountaintops and feast on frozen roots and snowberries. Avalanches are known to occur here, but the hardy inhabitants of the mountains are wise enough to avoid them.