Biomes

Arctik

In Arctik, where the Wind element is exceptionally strong, creating an atmosphere of whistling gusts and howling blizzards, the Zillic people have adapted to this formidable environment, embracing the challenges it presents and living in harmony with the elements. They have developed a remarkable skill for navigating the treacherous ice plains with the aid of the wind by employing specially designed sleds and kites to travel swiftly. Using the force of the wind, they glide effortlessly over the frozen landscape, moving with grace and agility.

Meadows

The Meadows are characterized by rolling hills and dense forests, creating a diverse and vibrant ecosystem. Within this enchanting place, the Cellis people have forged a deep connection with the Plant element. They possess a profound understanding of the intricate web of life, recognizing the interdependence of all living beings. The Cellis have honed their ability to communicate with plants, sensing their needs and using their healing properties. Through ancient rituals and ceremonies, they have learned to channel that power, utilizing it for various purposes, including healing, energy, and sustenance.

Swamp

The swamps of Tokane are home to the extraordinary frog people known as the Kavos. In this biome, known for the Lightning element, a symphony of croaks and chirps fills the air, harmonizing with the gentle rustling of leaves and the soothing murmurs of the swamp's inhabitants. The cluster of colossal lightning rods jutting out from the earth can't be missed. These towering structures, forged from gnarled wood and shimmering metal, serve a crucial purpose. With each crackling bolt that streaks across the darkened sky, the lightning rods absorb the powerful electricity, harnessing it to provide energy for the village's needs.

Desert

The arid deserts, known for their extreme temperatures, scorching sun, and fierce sandstorms, are home to the Tezus. With their avian features, they have evolved to adapt to this challenging environment and have formed interconnected settlements nestled amidst the rocky formations. Through their intimate connection with the Earth element, they have developed unique abilities. They possess a profound understanding of the desert's intricate ecosystem, knowing where to find hidden water sources and rare plants that can survive in these harsh conditions.

Jungle

In the untouched, vibrant jungle lies the homes of a unique people called the Radux. Amidst the remnants of the first civilization, they have built their villages, blending seamlessly with the weathered structures that have stood for centuries. Living in harmony with nature, the Radux recognize the delicate balance that sustains their home. They practice sustainable farming techniques, cultivating small patches of land for crops that they keep irrigated with the help of the Water element. Relying on the lakes for their livelihood, the Radux cast their nets to catch an array of fish species, while others farm floating gardens where colorful water flowers and edible aquatic plants thrive.

Volcanik

At the heart of the Volcanik lands, home of the Fire element, scorched mountains dominate the scenery in the harsh landscape characterized by towering volcanic peaks. The cascading lava flows and clouds of smoke that paint the skies in shades of crimson and ochre lie in the ancestral home of the Kaspo. The Kaspo dwarves have adapted to their environment over generations, using the power of fire to become exceptional blacksmiths and miners. The dwarves' settlements within the volcanic biome are marvels of engineering. Utilizing the rugged landscape to their advantage, they construct sturdy stone structures reinforced with metals forged from the earth's molten heart.