My tribe - the Réaltans

Natural Landmarks:

Note: You may wish to view the Archaya map , made by Wes (the page is made by PW), for reference.

Draakon Mountain:

This landmark towers above the other peaks in the Astraea mountain range.
The Draakon mountain has many towering cliffs, above looms the majestic crown.
Access is limited, do to the Astéres Observatory (info here) being located on the crown.
The Draakon mountain is so tall that most Réaltans would struggle to breathe if they ever attempted to fly high above it.

Sejarah Cliffs:

Believed to be the first place the Réaltans saw when they crossed over from the ocean, these majestic cliffs play an important role in the tribe's culture.
Here dead dragons are returned to the ocean from whence they came (info here) .
Sometimes important ceremonies are held at the cliffs, possibly even the Coming of Age Ceremony (info here) .
Many dragons travel to them to celebrate the Astéres Festival (info here) .

Myrsky Peninsula:

Notable for containing the Danau lake, this peninsula also takes up around a forth of the Réaltans' territory.
Also, the Orcan river runs through most of the peninsula, enabling many farmers to thrive.
Thus, many of the farms in the Réaltan territory are found in the area.
They produce most of the fruits, vegetables, grains, and animals that are eaten by Réaltans or exported to other tribes.

Dunau Lake:

Located close to the tip of the Myrsky Peninsula, this lake has a profound impact on Réaltan life.
The Radi city (info here) is located next to the Dunau lake.
Also, much fertile land surrounds it, ensuring a haven of activity in the capital (info here) .
The lake also supplies small schools of fish, which the Réaltans catch.
Fortunately, the tribe is careful not to over-fish and deplete the lake of valuable resources.

Orkan River:

Connecting the Réaltans to the other tribes, it is one of the most important geological features.
It could be described as a water highway over which many dragons travel, in spite of being able to fly.
The river is easy to spot from air, making travelers far less likely to get lost, when flying above the mountains and forests.
Cargo that's to heavy to carry is loaded into sturdy river boats and taken to different ports along the river.
The most prominent of these is located right next to the Radi city (info here) .

Elv Glacier:

Located in the northern end of the Réaltan territory, this landmark fascinates the tribe.
It is quite close to the frigid Réaltan/Shucian border.
Adding to the already picturesque landscape, is a fast-flowing, cold river, known as the Ladu, flows right below the glacier.
Often, dragons come to admire the glacier, the river, the aurora, and the stars.

Ladu River:

This landmark flows for part of the year, to the North and the arctic ocean.
This river travels close to the Réaltan/Shucian border, and sometimes right along it.
Then the Ladu river crosses over to the Shucian territory.

Natural Landmarks:

Note: You may wish to view the Archaya map , made by Wes (the page is made by PW), for reference.

Draakon Mountain:

This landmark towers above the other peaks in the Astraea mountain range.

The Draakon mountain has many towering cliffs, above looms the majestic crown.

Access is limited, do to the Astéres Observatory (info here) being located on the crown.

The Draakon mountain is so tall that most Réaltans would struggle to breathe if they ever attempted to fly high above it.

Sejarah Cliffs:

Believed to be the first place the Réaltans saw when they crossed over from the ocean, these majestic cliffs play an important role in the tribe's culture.

Here dead dragons are returned to the ocean from whence they came (info here) .

Sometimes important ceremonies are held at the cliffs, possibly even the Coming of Age Ceremony (info here) .

Many dragons travel to them to celebrate the Astéres Festival (info here) .

Myrsky Peninsula:

Notable for containing the Danau lake, this peninsula also takes up around a forth of the Réaltans' territory.

Also, the Orcan river runs through most of the peninsula, enabling many farmers to thrive.

Thus, many of the farms in the Réaltan territory are found in the area.

They produce most of the fruits, vegetables, grains, and animals that are eaten by Réaltans or exported to other tribes.

Dunau Lake:

Located close to the tip of the Myrsky Peninsula, this lake has a profound impact on Réaltan life.

The Radi city (info here) is located next to the Dunau lake.

Also, much fertile land surrounds it, ensuring a haven of activity in the capital (info here) .

The lake also supplies small schools of fish, which the Réaltans catch.

Fortunately, the tribe is careful not to over-fish and deplete the lake of valuable resources.

Orkan River:

Connecting the Réaltans to the other tribes, it is one of the most important geological features.

It could be described as a water highway over which many dragons travel, in spite of being able to fly.

The river is easy to spot from air, making travelers far less likely to get lost, when flying above the mountains and forests.

Cargo that's to heavy to carry is loaded into sturdy river boats and taken to different ports along the river.

The most prominent of these is located right next to the Radi city (info here) .

Elv Glacier:

Located in the northern end of the Réaltan territory, this landmark fascinates the tribe.

It is quite close to the frigid Réaltan/Shucian border.

Adding to the already picturesque landscape, is a fast-flowing, cold river, known as the Ladu, flows right below the glacier.

Often, dragons come to admire the glacier, the river, the aurora, and the stars.

Ladu River:

This landmark flows for part of the year, to the North and the arctic ocean.

This river travels close to the Réaltan/Shucian border, and sometimes right along it.

Then the Ladu river crosses over to the Shucian territory.