Delmora: Difference between revisions

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|Image=[[File:Delmora - General 02.jpg|center|frameless]]

|Spirit=Naithis

|Inhabitants=Ruvin, Ulshari

|Inhabitants=[[Ruvin]], [[Ulshari]]

|Significance=A land of renewal and prosperity, where rivers carve the destiny of nations.

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Prosperity in Delmora is closely tied to adaptability. Its inhabitants—whether river-dwelling or lake-bound—have long embraced the flow of change, understanding that to endure is to follow the current, not resist it. The river is not only a source of life, but a guide, a memory, and a power in its own right.

* birds and amphibians.

~~=== Fauna ===~~

* '''Silverback Sturgeon''' – Large, long-lived fish revered by many Delmorans.

* '''Mist Herons''' – Migratory birds considered omens; often depicted in spiritual iconography.

* '''Fen Serpents''' – Rare aquatic predators found in the lake's depths, central to several lakeborn myths.

~~== Inhabitants ==~~

~~Delmora is home to:~~

* '''[[Ruvin]]''' – River-folk known for their agricultural and spiritual practices tied to seasonal cycles.

* '''[[Ulshari]]''' – Waterbound artisans and scholars who navigate both river and lake cultures.

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~~== Cultural Significance ==~~

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~~== Mythology and Legends ==~~

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|History=The history of Delmora is inseparable from its rivers. Early civilizations emerged along their banks, where fertile floodplains enabled agriculture and sustained the first permanent settlements. Over time, rivers became trade routes and spiritual conduits, linking communities across the realm and facilitating the exchange of goods, knowledge, and traditions.

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 |Image=[[File:Delmora - General 02.jpg|center|frameless]]
 |Spirit=Naithis
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 |Significance=A land of renewal and prosperity, where rivers carve the destiny of nations.
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 Prosperity in Delmora is closely tied to adaptability. Its inhabitants—whether river-dwelling or lake-bound—have long embraced the flow of change, understanding that to endure is to follow the current, not resist it. The river is not only a source of life, but a guide, a memory, and a power in its own right.
-* birds and amphibians.
-=== Fauna ===
-* '''Silverback Sturgeon''' – Large, long-lived fish revered by many Delmorans.
-* '''Mist Herons''' – Migratory birds considered omens; often depicted in spiritual iconography.
-* '''Fen Serpents''' – Rare aquatic predators found in the lake's depths, central to several lakeborn myths.
-== Inhabitants ==
-Delmora is home to:
-* '''[[Ruvin]]''' – River-folk known for their agricultural and spiritual practices tied to seasonal cycles.
-* '''[[Ulshari]]''' – Waterbound artisans and scholars who navigate both river and lake cultures.
-*
-== Cultural Significance ==
-*
-== Mythology and Legends ==
-*
 |History=The history of Delmora is inseparable from its rivers. Early civilizations emerged along their banks, where fertile floodplains enabled agriculture and sustained the first permanent settlements. Over time, rivers became trade routes and spiritual conduits, linking communities across the realm and facilitating the exchange of goods, knowledge, and traditions.