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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 2 - Autumn

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Mother Nature

Nov 2, 2023 17:42:27 GMT

Mother Nature

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Post by Mother Nature on Nov 2, 2023 17:42:27 GMT

Welcome to

AUTUMN!

Year 2.

ACROSS OUR HOMELAND

In the far northlands, there's a hint of frost in the mornings, and the air is crisp and cool all day long. Even Ibalt occasionally releases wisps of steam, and the leaves on the trees in the lower foothills of the Mountain territory and the Smokey Forest start to change color, painting the landscape in shades of red, orange, and yellow. As the world shows signs of slowing in the face of Winter's rapid approach, it is once again time for equines in Ursur Caves or The Range to beware a grizzly encounter as the bears pack on weight and hunker down for hibernation.

Following the heavy summertime rains, the Quag is flooded and still, mist and fog lingering mysteriously over the brackish waters as temperatures begin to drop. These cooler temperatures make the swamp less humid, making it a bit more comfortable to traverse, and the crocodilian predators here are slowing down as a result. Further west, the vast grasslands sway in a gentle autumn breeze, with the tall grasses turning golden as the days grow shorter. Equines should beware, especially in the Spaulding Foothills, as the music of the wolf pack draws ever closer.

In the south, crisp, clear skies dominate, and the temperature drops significantly during the night. As the oppressive summer heat starts to wane, and daytime temperatures become more bearable, cacti and other desert plants begin their brief blooming period, providing sustenance for all manner of wildlife. Autumn is arguably the most enjoyable season in the southlands, and creatures of all varieties may find themselves drawn here.

On the islands, the thick, heavy heat of summer has dwindled, leaving fresh green growth trying its best to overtake the forest damage wrought in the hurricane this past spring. The surviving fruit trees are heavy with a ripe, juicy bounty, and the water is blessedly calm. On the sharp slopes of Capule Canyon, the combination of lost forest and summer rains has loosened the topsoil. Equines should be careful not to be caught in a landslide here!

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