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|Geology=The Citadel Mountains are primarily composed of ancient stone, rich in minerals and crystals. Their geological composition reflects the intense tectonic activity that shaped Khamria eons ago. The mountains were formed through the manifestation of Yairan's thought and creativity to protect both themselves and their creations. | |Geology=The Citadel Mountains are primarily composed of ancient stone, rich in minerals and crystals. Their geological composition reflects the intense tectonic activity that shaped Khamria eons ago. The mountains were formed through the manifestation of Yairan's thought and creativity to protect both themselves and their creations. | ||
The range is rich in various minerals, making it a vital source of resources for the inhabitants of Khamria. The mountains are known for their veins of precious metals and crystals, which are mined by the [[Arânzeni]], [[ | The range is rich in various minerals, making it a vital source of resources for the inhabitants of Khamria. The mountains are known for their veins of precious metals and crystals, which are mined by the [[Arânzeni]], [[Oinien]] and other races. | ||
|Climate=The climate of the Citadel Mountains is predominantly arid, with variations depending on altitude and exposure. The western slopes receive slightly more moisture, while the eastern slopes are significantly drier due to the rain shadow effect. Most of Khamria experiences hot summers, cool winters, and minimal precipitation, with conditions becoming increasingly harsher toward the Arezilur desert to the east. | |Climate=The climate of the Citadel Mountains is predominantly arid, with variations depending on altitude and exposure. The western slopes receive slightly more moisture, while the eastern slopes are significantly drier due to the rain shadow effect. Most of Khamria experiences hot summers, cool winters, and minimal precipitation, with conditions becoming increasingly harsher toward the Arezilur desert to the east. | ||