Name: Thraslin Plains
Location: North Central Mainlands. North of Greymoor
Climate: Warm and Breezy
Physical Features: Rolling hills spread as far as the eye can see all the way to Mirnenduln River tp the east and south to Greymoor.
Flora and Fauna: The fertile grounds closer to the Mirnenduln River produce a variety of crops. In the center of plains there are dry crops. Foxes and large rodents over most of the plains.
Known Dangers: Flash flooding can occur in the early spring.
Ethnicity/Race: Human with a known gnome community.
Language: Common, gnomish
Resources: Grains, potatoes, corn, etc.
Special Facts: The Thraslin Plains were barren and dry before a hermit monk from the southern half of Rosha came to the plains. This monk had come to Greymoor and promise green lands about their home. The monk created a complex underground irrigation system that pumped water from the Mirnenduln River throughout the heart of the plains. Returning to Greymoor, the peasants were given the land to farm. The monk left a boy who grew up and formed the pact between the lower working class and that of the noble one. Currently the third generation is farming the plains under the seasonal changes of Rosha. In the winter the plains are vacant of life as the people retreat to the warmth of Gerymoor.
Location: North Central Mainlands. North of Greymoor
Climate: Warm and Breezy
Physical Features: Rolling hills spread as far as the eye can see all the way to Mirnenduln River tp the east and south to Greymoor.
Flora and Fauna: The fertile grounds closer to the Mirnenduln River produce a variety of crops. In the center of plains there are dry crops. Foxes and large rodents over most of the plains.
Known Dangers: Flash flooding can occur in the early spring.
Ethnicity/Race: Human with a known gnome community.
Language: Common, gnomish
Resources: Grains, potatoes, corn, etc.
Special Facts: The Thraslin Plains were barren and dry before a hermit monk from the southern half of Rosha came to the plains. This monk had come to Greymoor and promise green lands about their home. The monk created a complex underground irrigation system that pumped water from the Mirnenduln River throughout the heart of the plains. Returning to Greymoor, the peasants were given the land to farm. The monk left a boy who grew up and formed the pact between the lower working class and that of the noble one. Currently the third generation is farming the plains under the seasonal changes of Rosha. In the winter the plains are vacant of life as the people retreat to the warmth of Gerymoor.
