Flora and Fauna of Sanctuary Vale: Difference between revisions

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|Flora=* '''Vale Grass''' – A low-growing, dry-season grass with thin, sun-flecked blades. It turns deep grey during nightfall and forms spiral growths around stone outcrops. Its presence often marks ground stability and is used to determine safe encampment zones.

* ~~[[File:Tearsil - Flora - Kire Shrubs 01.jpg|thumb|Kire Shrubs]]~~'''Kire Shrubs''' – Tough, gnarled shrubs that calcify in their upper branches during dry cycles. Their deep roots extract trace minerals, and their bark is harvested sparingly for tonics and salves.

*'''Kire Shrubs''' – Tough, gnarled shrubs that calcify in their upper branches during dry cycles. Their deep roots extract trace minerals, and their bark is harvested sparingly for tonics and salves.

* ~~[[File:Tearsil - Flora - Pyr Trees 01.jpg|thumb|Pyr Trees]]~~'''Pyr Trees''' – Rare, tall trees with narrow trunks and shallow canopies. Their upper branches catch wind currents and creak in patterned rhythms. Pyr wood is brittle but used ceremonially in rite torches or signal posts.

*'''Pyr Trees''' – Rare, tall trees with narrow trunks and shallow canopies. Their upper branches catch wind currents and creak in patterned rhythms. Pyr wood is brittle but used ceremonially in rite torches or signal posts.

* ~~[[File:Tearsil - Flora -Spring Fig Trees 01.jpg|thumb|Spring Fig Trees]]~~'''Spring Fig Trees''' – These trees grow along mineral springs and exposed fissure mouths. Their pale fruit is high in condensed sugars, and their leaves reflect faint light. Some consider them markers of memory or ancestral presence when found alone in stone-clearings.

*'''Spring Fig Trees''' – These trees grow along mineral springs and exposed fissure mouths. Their pale fruit is high in condensed sugars, and their leaves reflect faint light. Some consider them markers of memory or ancestral presence when found alone in stone-clearings.

File:Tearsil_-_Flora_-_Kire_Shrubs_01.jpg|Kire Shrubs

File:Tearsil_-_Flora_-_Pyr_Trees_01.jpg|Pyr Trees

File:Tearsil_-_Flora_-Spring_Fig_Trees_01.jpg|Spring Fig Trees

|Fauna=* [[File:Terasil_-_Fauna_-_Slateback_Behemoth_-_General_02.jpg|alt=thumb}A Slateback Behemoth|thumb|A Slateback Behemoth]]'''Slateback Behemoth''' – A massive, slow-moving beast with an armored hide resembling the rocky terrain of [[Terasil]]. These creatures are peaceful but fiercely territorial when provoked.

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 |Flora=* '''Vale Grass''' – A low-growing, dry-season grass with thin, sun-flecked blades. It turns deep grey during nightfall and forms spiral growths around stone outcrops. Its presence often marks ground stability and is used to determine safe encampment zones.
-* [[File:Tearsil - Flora - Kire Shrubs 01.jpg|thumb|Kire Shrubs]]'''Kire Shrubs''' – Tough, gnarled shrubs that calcify in their upper branches during dry cycles. Their deep roots extract trace minerals, and their bark is harvested sparingly for tonics and salves.
+*'''Kire Shrubs''' – Tough, gnarled shrubs that calcify in their upper branches during dry cycles. Their deep roots extract trace minerals, and their bark is harvested sparingly for tonics and salves.
-* [[File:Tearsil - Flora - Pyr Trees 01.jpg|thumb|Pyr Trees]]'''Pyr Trees''' – Rare, tall trees with narrow trunks and shallow canopies. Their upper branches catch wind currents and creak in patterned rhythms. Pyr wood is brittle but used ceremonially in rite torches or signal posts.
+*'''Pyr Trees''' – Rare, tall trees with narrow trunks and shallow canopies. Their upper branches catch wind currents and creak in patterned rhythms. Pyr wood is brittle but used ceremonially in rite torches or signal posts.
-* [[File:Tearsil - Flora -Spring Fig Trees 01.jpg|thumb|Spring Fig Trees]]'''Spring Fig Trees''' – These trees grow along mineral springs and exposed fissure mouths. Their pale fruit is high in condensed sugars, and their leaves reflect faint light. Some consider them markers of memory or ancestral presence when found alone in stone-clearings.
+*'''Spring Fig Trees''' – These trees grow along mineral springs and exposed fissure mouths. Their pale fruit is high in condensed sugars, and their leaves reflect faint light. Some consider them markers of memory or ancestral presence when found alone in stone-clearings.
+<gallery mode="packed" widths="250" heights="150">
+File:Tearsil_-_Flora_-_Kire_Shrubs_01.jpg|Kire Shrubs
+File:Tearsil_-_Flora_-_Pyr_Trees_01.jpg|Pyr Trees
+File:Tearsil_-_Flora_-Spring_Fig_Trees_01.jpg|Spring Fig Trees
 |Fauna=* [[File:Terasil_-_Fauna_-_Slateback_Behemoth_-_General_02.jpg|alt=thumb}A Slateback Behemoth|thumb|A Slateback Behemoth]]'''Slateback Behemoth''' – A massive, slow-moving beast with an armored hide resembling the rocky terrain of [[Terasil]]. These creatures are peaceful but fiercely territorial when provoked.