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|History={{See also|History of Dalel}}

Dalel emerged during the early stabilization of Adaris, following the creation of time by the [[Ascendant Spirit]] [[~~Kairos~~]]. As the primordial elements sought to impose order on the chaotic void of [[~~Astram~~]], Yairan anchored the material world into place. From this anchor, the first lands and structures of Dalel coalesced—mountains, valleys, and the enduring crust of the physical world.

Dalel emerged during the early stabilization of Adaris, following the creation of time by the [[Ascendant Spirit]] [[Konmai]]. As the primordial elements sought to impose order on the chaotic void of [[Ákyar]], Yairan anchored the material world into place. From this anchor, the first lands and structures of Dalel coalesced—mountains, valleys, and the enduring crust of the physical world.

The intrusion of [[Aahi]] into the forming plane led to the catastrophic event known as the [[Great Erosion]], fracturing the borders of the elemental realms and forever altering Dalel’s structure. This marked the beginning of true geological memory, as layers of trauma and change became embedded in stone.

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|Climate=Dalel spans a wide range of latitudes and elevations, resulting in diverse and stratified climates across its surface and subsurface regions. The northernmost reaches are dominated by frigid highlands, glacial shelves, and permafrost basins, where temperature extremes and spiritual stillness foster hardy, slow-adapting lifeforms. In contrast, the southern regions give way to sun-scorched deserts, eroded basins, and heat-cracked plateaus where survival depends on scarcity-driven adaptation.

Between these extremes, temperate valleys, mountain-ringed basins, and seasonal steppes form pockets of stability. These regions often serve as cradles for major settlements and trade corridors. Orographic effects caused by massive mountain ranges such as the ~~Citadels~~ and the [[Murzkar Mountains]] produce microclimates—ranging from mist-fed forests to dry shadows and wind-carved rocklands.

Between these extremes, temperate valleys, mountain-ringed basins, and seasonal steppes form pockets of stability. These regions often serve as cradles for major settlements and trade corridors. Orographic effects caused by massive mountain ranges such as the Așdilus and the [[Murzkar Mountains]] produce microclimates—ranging from mist-fed forests to dry shadows and wind-carved rocklands.

Subterranean zones, while shielded from atmospheric fluctuation, maintain their own internal climate systems driven by geothermal gradients, air circulation through natural chimneys, and proximity to elemental rifts. These underground climates are generally cool, consistent, and humid, supporting fungal ecologies and bioluminescent life adapted to darkness.

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 |History={{See also|History of Dalel}}
-Dalel emerged during the early stabilization of Adaris, following the creation of time by the [[Ascendant Spirit]] [[Kairos]]. As the primordial elements sought to impose order on the chaotic void of [[Astram]], Yairan anchored the material world into place. From this anchor, the first lands and structures of Dalel coalesced—mountains, valleys, and the enduring crust of the physical world.
+Dalel emerged during the early stabilization of Adaris, following the creation of time by the [[Ascendant Spirit]] [[Konmai]]. As the primordial elements sought to impose order on the chaotic void of [[Ákyar]], Yairan anchored the material world into place. From this anchor, the first lands and structures of Dalel coalesced—mountains, valleys, and the enduring crust of the physical world.
 The intrusion of [[Aahi]] into the forming plane led to the catastrophic event known as the [[Great Erosion]], fracturing the borders of the elemental realms and forever altering Dalel’s structure. This marked the beginning of true geological memory, as layers of trauma and change became embedded in stone.
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 |Climate=Dalel spans a wide range of latitudes and elevations, resulting in diverse and stratified climates across its surface and subsurface regions. The northernmost reaches are dominated by frigid highlands, glacial shelves, and permafrost basins, where temperature extremes and spiritual stillness foster hardy, slow-adapting lifeforms. In contrast, the southern regions give way to sun-scorched deserts, eroded basins, and heat-cracked plateaus where survival depends on scarcity-driven adaptation.
-Between these extremes, temperate valleys, mountain-ringed basins, and seasonal steppes form pockets of stability. These regions often serve as cradles for major settlements and trade corridors. Orographic effects caused by massive mountain ranges such as the Citadels and the [[Murzkar Mountains]] produce microclimates—ranging from mist-fed forests to dry shadows and wind-carved rocklands.
+Between these extremes, temperate valleys, mountain-ringed basins, and seasonal steppes form pockets of stability. These regions often serve as cradles for major settlements and trade corridors. Orographic effects caused by massive mountain ranges such as the Așdilus and the [[Murzkar Mountains]] produce microclimates—ranging from mist-fed forests to dry shadows and wind-carved rocklands.
 Subterranean zones, while shielded from atmospheric fluctuation, maintain their own internal climate systems driven by geothermal gradients, air circulation through natural chimneys, and proximity to elemental rifts. These underground climates are generally cool, consistent, and humid, supporting fungal ecologies and bioluminescent life adapted to darkness.
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