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|Image=[[File:Shorenlur.jpg|center|frameless]] | |Image=[[File:Shorenlur.jpg|center|frameless]] | ||
|Spirits=Soravet, Dulayu, Nritiana | |Spirits=Soravet, Dulayu, Nritiana | ||
|Inhabitants=[[ | |Inhabitants=[[Shoretori]], [[Língfěn]] | ||
|Spirit=[[Soravet]] | |Spirit=[[Soravet]] | ||
|Significance=A vast, unbroken realm of deep woods and endless growth. | |Significance=A vast, unbroken realm of deep woods and endless growth. | ||
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The northern reaches of Shorenlur are dominated by dense pine forests. | The northern reaches of Shorenlur are dominated by dense pine forests. | ||
To the south, the forests shift into a realm of broadleaf trees, winding rivers, and seasonal transformations. Here, the [[ | To the south, the forests shift into a realm of broadleaf trees, winding rivers, and seasonal transformations. Here, the [[Shoretori]] dwell in deep groves. | ||
|Etymology=Comes from the Shoretori word ''Hoinoshshoren Lur'' which means land of the great forests. | |||
|Flora and fauna=Shorenlur is home to a vast array of unique plant and animal life, many of which cannot be found beyond its borders. | |Flora and fauna=Shorenlur is home to a vast array of unique plant and animal life, many of which cannot be found beyond its borders. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, 29 July 2026
| Shorenlur | |
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| Spirits | Soravet • Dulayu • Nritiana |
| Native Races | Shoretori • Língfěn |
Introduction
Shorenlur is a vast, unbroken expanse of deep forests. Towering trees stretch beyond the horizon, their roots weaving through the land, while canopies form an endless expanse. Every leaf, vine, and creature is part of a vast, interconnected web.
The northern reaches of Shorenlur are dominated by dense pine forests.
To the south, the forests shift into a realm of broadleaf trees, winding rivers, and seasonal transformations. Here, the Shoretori dwell in deep groves.
Etymology
Comes from the Shoretori word Hoinoshshoren Lur which means land of the great forests.