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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 - Winter

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Mother Nature

Nov 30, 2023 21:04:19 GMT

Mother Nature

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Post by Mother Nature on Nov 30, 2023 21:04:19 GMT

Welcome to

WINTER!

Year 2.

ACROSS OUR HOMELAND

The bitter chills of winter have begun to settle in; with no sunlight in sight, it seems the Homeland is in for a long, cold season.

No stranger to the plights of the season, the Great North once again finds itself settling in for long nights and frosty mornings. It should be noted that a feral wolf pack has been spotted bouncing between both the Moraine Mountain and Smokey Forest territories. They say there is strength in numbers - and that certainly accounts for the wolves, but equines too will benefit from sticking together. They tend to be more active at night, and be sure to stay alert to the howling.

Still waterlogged from the summer's heavy rains, it seems that Browlick Quag has turned relatively icey. Most of the swamp has frozen over entirely, thick enough to walk on (though, I wouldn't recommend it; you never know when you might encounter some thin ice!). It's particularly cold throughout the Midlands, especially in Waresoll - even colder than the herds there might be used to.

Just as well, it seems the South is also affected by this incredible wave of chilly weather. At nighttime, equines will see a severe drop in temperature. The lack of direct sunlight throughout the daytime hours seems to be having an affect on the foliage, quickly killing off many of the desert plants that thrive in the heat and the sunlight. While many creatures have traveled to the south for the winter, they too will struggle this season; smaller animals, such as birds and mice, will no doubt be burrowing and hiding this season, while the larger (and carniverous) birds might be a bit more desperate to feed themselves at this time of year.

It can be irregular to not see the sunshine on the Islands for more than a few days, even in the wintertime - unfortunately it seems this is the case. It may be a poor omen, or perhaps just the winter weather carrying over from the skies of the Mainland. Temperatures here remain relatively the same, albeit a bit nippy at night, when the winds start to pick up. But overall, the Islands seem to remain stagnant, unchanging - almost frozen in time.