Orinilure Mountains: Difference between revisions
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* The highest peak in the Orinilure Mountains is [[Mount Dombortisé]] (5100 meters), a sacred landmark among the Oinien. | * The highest peak in the Orinilure Mountains is [[Mount Dombortisé]] (5100 meters), a sacred landmark among the Oinien. | ||
|Geology=The Orinilure Mountains | |Geology=The Orinilure Mountains are one of the richest mineral regions in [[Adaris]] and supply the Oinien with the resources their underground settlements depend on. | ||
Formed by ancient volcanic activity, the mountains contain lava tubes, collapsed calderas, and | Formed by ancient volcanic activity, the mountains contain lava tubes, collapsed calderas, and large underground caverns that hold ore. | ||
|Settlements=The Orinilure Mountains hold the settlements of the [[Orinilure Collective]]. | |Settlements=The Orinilure Mountains hold the settlements of the [[Orinilure Collective]]. | ||
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* The Orinilure Mountains are a major source of iron, copper, silver, and gold. | * The Orinilure Mountains are a major source of iron, copper, silver, and gold. | ||
* | * Oinien forges produce weapons, tools, and armor, which are valued for their durability. | ||
* Smelting | * Smelting guilds oversee the purification of metal and the grading of ore. | ||
==== Trade and commerce ==== | ==== Trade and commerce ==== | ||
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==== Subterranean agriculture ==== | ==== Subterranean agriculture ==== | ||
* The Oinien | * The Oinien farm in caverns, growing mushrooms and edible mosses and raising lichen-fed livestock. | ||
* Aquifers and geothermal wells | * Aquifers and geothermal wells supply water for daily use and for industry. | ||
|Flora and fauna=The | |Flora and fauna=The plants of the range are hardy and mineral-hardened. Many rely on deep roots, geothermal heat, or a symbiotic relationship with the rock. The animals include burrowing serpents, cliff-dwelling predators, and subterranean species. | ||
=== Flora === | === Flora === | ||