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{{Realms of Dalel Infobox | {{Realms of Dalel Infobox | ||
|Image=[[File: | |Image=[[File:Elursāde 01.jpg|center|frameless]] | ||
|Spirit=[[Dupunai]], [[Túpil]] | |Spirit=[[Dupunai]], [[Túpil]] | ||
|Inhabitants=[[ | |Inhabitants=[[Hisori]], [[Vagoki]] | ||
|Realm Name= | |Realm Name=Elursāde | ||
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{{Realms of Dalel Sections | {{Realms of Dalel Sections | ||
|Introduction=''' | |Introduction='''Elursāde''' is the realm of snow and ice, where the world is held in stillness beneath endless layers of frost. Here, the breath of Túpil, the Spirit of Ice, coats every surface. Mountains of ancient snow, glaciers the size of kingdoms, and crystalline wastelands stretch into the horizon. | ||
|Geography= | |Geography=Elursāde is defined by its glacial topography, consisting primarily of icebound plateaus, frozen seas, and towering ice formations shaped by persistent sub-zero temperatures. Its terrain is characterized by stability and geological inactivity, with little volcanic or tectonic movement recorded in recent eras. | ||
|Climate= | |Climate=Elursāde maintains a consistently freezing climate. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:02, 30 July 2026
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| Native Races | Hisori • Vagoki |
Introduction
Elursāde is the realm of snow and ice, where the world is held in stillness beneath endless layers of frost. Here, the breath of Túpil, the Spirit of Ice, coats every surface. Mountains of ancient snow, glaciers the size of kingdoms, and crystalline wastelands stretch into the horizon.
Geography
Elursāde is defined by its glacial topography, consisting primarily of icebound plateaus, frozen seas, and towering ice formations shaped by persistent sub-zero temperatures. Its terrain is characterized by stability and geological inactivity, with little volcanic or tectonic movement recorded in recent eras.