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* Dust Beatles – Small, spiral-shelled insects that burrow into dry stone and detritus. | * Dust Beatles – Small, spiral-shelled insects that burrow into dry stone and detritus. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:41, 24 July 2026
Introduction

Khamria’s landscape supports a distinctive range of flora and fauna adapted to its highland savanna conditions.
Flora
- Vale Grass – A low-growing, dry-season grass with thin golden tan blades.
- Kire Shrubs – Tough, gnarled shrubs that calcify in their upper branches during dry cycles.
- Pyr Trees – Rare, tall trees with narrow trunks and shallow canopies.
- Spring Fig Trees – These trees grow near water. Their pale fruit is a popular delicacy and their leaves reflect faint light.
Fauna
Slameoth – A massive, slow-moving beast. These creatures are peaceful but fiercely territorial when provoked.
A Slameoth
- Pierrooks – Long-legged birds with tapered beaks and thin, high-crested feathers. They often nest near Pyr Trees or ledge hollows.
- Vale Cats – Slender, silent predators with pale coats and long limbs. Their claws curve inward, aiding in climbing and silent movement.
- Dust Beatles – Small, spiral-shelled insects that burrow into dry stone and detritus.