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Coming in HOT, SUMMER has arrived in Our Homeland. Across the lands, equines will be met with cloudless skies, and long, blistering days beneath a hot sun. Though the occasional early morning and late evening may experience a touch of rain here and there, it's clear that Mother Nature is cooking up some serious heat waves.

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Year 1 - Winter

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Mother Nature

Aug 1, 2023 0:21:28 GMT

Mother Nature

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dreamy and JUNI! like this

Post by Mother Nature on Aug 1, 2023 0:21:28 GMT

Welcome to

WINTER!

Year 1.

ACROSS OUR HOMELAND

A bitter cold has settled across the Great North. As the Moraine Mountain herd knows all too well, the higher altitudes tend to leave them with ice, coating everything - including the ground. Ibalt Volcano is almost impossible to access this time of year, and it appears that Jewett Sound has almost frozen over completely; however, if one dares to venture out across, be wary of weak spots in the ice. In the Smokey Forest, Big Horn Lake has seen some similar freezing, however the ice isn't quite thick enough to walk on.

The Midlands are overcast most days, with frequent snowfall across the Waresoll Prairies, and bitter cold nights. The predators normally seen in Browlick Quag seem to have gone into hibernation, and so it seems the usual dangers here are nearly non-existent for now. An arctic fox or two have been seen drinking from Spring Lake, and it is advised not to engage with the timid Canidae.

In the South, winter nights tend drop in temperature significantly. Frost is infrequent, but not entirely out of the ordinary. The Redgrave River Gorge seems to be accumulating some ice, making it difficult for other fauna to find a reliable water source. These days the sun rarely makes an appearance, proving to be particularly tough on the hotbloods who are used to warmer climates.

Untouched by the cold breath of Winter, the Islands remain a warm paradise for those who inhabit it. However, perilous thunderstorms tend to occur at least once a week - though, this is fairly normal this time of year. The ocean is uneasy most days, making any crossing attempts difficult - but not impossible.

Note: posting threads in any of the territories mentioned above may result in a random encounter from Mother Nature .