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=== Higher Altitudes === | === Higher Altitudes === | ||
At higher elevations, the climate becomes extreme, with sharp temperature swings between day and night. The air grows thin and dry, and fierce winds scour the exposed rock faces. Winters are harsh, with occasional snowfall accumulating at the highest peaks, though it rarely lasts year-round due to the arid conditions. Life at these heights is scarce, limited to resilient alpine flora. | At higher elevations, the climate becomes extreme, with sharp temperature swings between day and night. The air grows thin and dry, and fierce winds scour the exposed rock faces. Winters are harsh, with occasional snowfall accumulating at the highest peaks, though it rarely lasts year-round due to the arid conditions. Life at these heights is scarce, limited to resilient alpine flora. | ||
|Settlements=The Arânzeni cities of [[ | |Settlements=The Arânzeni cities of [[Lavierin]] and [[Zarik-Val]] lie on the western edge of the Așdilus. Within the Așdilus themselves it is believed the the last remnants of the [[Yairanian]] civilization endures, although this is not confirmed. | ||
|Cultural Significance=The Așdilu Mountains are deeply embedded in the cultural and spiritual life of Khamria's inhabitants. | |Cultural Significance=The Așdilu Mountains are deeply embedded in the cultural and spiritual life of Khamria's inhabitants. | ||
|Exploration=Much of the Așdilu Mountains remains unexplored due to their rugged terrain and the presence of elemental forces. Exploration is often hindered by harsh weather conditions and the sacred status of the mountains. The interior beyond the Așdilu Range has not to this date been explored. | |Exploration=Much of the Așdilu Mountains remains unexplored due to their rugged terrain and the presence of elemental forces. Exploration is often hindered by harsh weather conditions and the sacred status of the mountains. The interior beyond the Așdilu Range has not to this date been explored. | ||