Subject: Re: Covewood Moutains Region
From: Jonathan Koehn (Eleril) (dgkoehn@gbasin.net)
Date: Tue Oct 19 1999 - 23:33:22 EEST
Thanks for the info I'll change the city/landmark and geography part also ill get more description info. (Eleril) eleril@majik3d.org ----- Original Message ----- From: joshua 'azlok corning <hook@u.washington.edu> To: <majik-design@majik3d.org> Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 2:28 PM Subject: Re: Covewood Moutains Region > "Jonathan Koehn (Eleril)" wrote: > > You might want to lenthen some of the entrees in this region desc. Also > in the 1. description you should put its location (it doesn't even say > what continent it is on). You might also want to put some of the things > you have under the city/landmark section under geography like cove peak > or batling mount. City/landmark section is reserved for man made type > structures like castles or runes like stone henge kind of stuff. This is > not to say that men had to make it gods or ancients could of but if it > has walls or looks remotly man made put it under city/landarks if not > put it under geography. > > Joshua 'azlok' corning > hook@majik3d.org > > > > Heres what ive got on this region so far > > https://majik3d-legacy.org/~eleril/covewood.htm > > > > 1. Description > > 2. Climate > > 3. Flora > > -3.1 Trees > > -3.2 Bushes > > -3.3 Plants > > -3.4 Cave Flora > > 4. Fauna > > -4.1 Flying > > -4.2 Ground > > -4.3 Water > > 5. History > > 6. Geography > > 7. Cities/Landmarks > > -7.1 Cove Castle > > -7.2 Cove Peak > > -7.3 Red Peak > > -7.4 Batling Mount > > -7.5 Cove Cliffs > > > > 1. Description > > These moutains have a variety of wildlife and a few mysterious creatures. As > > well it said that some of the moutains have caves. There is also rumored to > > be a ancient castle here. There is a range of flora here. > > > > 2. Climate > > It has a 4 year season, winter being the longest and getting quite cold in > > the high peaks. It has a coolish summer, and a short spring and fall. Fall > > often has snow. And spring usually has a few freezes. Fall brings a nice hue > > to the maple trees. > > > > 3. Flora > > 3.1 Trees > > Giant sequioyas, redwood, Maples, Giant sequioyas are a tree that is > > extremely large some are big enough to say ride 3 horses side by side > > through also so may be bigger. Redwood it gets its name from its dark redish > > scale like bark. Maples a tree with fairly large leaves which turn from gold > > to red in the fall. Also some contain a sweet surupe. > > > > 3.2 Bushes > > Brambles, raspberry bushes, Brambles a thorny like climing plant which can > > grow in to almost impenitrable walls. Raspberry bush a bush with thorns but > > is known for its delectiable fruit the raspberry. > > > > 3.3 Plants > > Poppies, wildflowers, and the cove flower, Squirrel Fern, Glacial Fern, > > Squirrel Fern is called this because of its branch leaves, that are shaped > > like sqirrel tailes. Glacial Fern is a beautiful fern having frosty white > > leaves all year around. Poppies a beautiful flower with bright orange > > blossoms. Wildflowers ranging from blue to pink blossoms. > > > > 3.4 Cave Flora > > Hydro fungus, liches, mushrooms, Hydro fungus is a carnivorus fungus. It > > shoots a stinging stream of bacteria water at its prey. Then when it feels > > it is able to it covers it prey with a slime like stomach also which it > > sprays on the prey. Liches a whitish glow moss that is on the floor and > > walls of the cave. It is a very slippery surface one can slip on. Their is a > > variety of mushrooms here some used in medicines and some to eat and some > > that are poisonous. > > > > 4. Fauna > > 4.1 Flying > > bats, bluejays, Bats are from fox bats to blood thirsty bats. Of which > > different varieties live in these caves. The bluejays are found spread > > through out the forest. They have a tendency to have a annoying voice. > > > > 4.2 Ground > > bears,Dez deer, cougars, racoons, chipmunk,batlings, Cave Crawler, The bears > > here are brownish black unable to clim trees but are swift and big thus a > > formitable foe. Dez deer chech out Skyghaim for more info on them. Cougars a > > big cat that is swift and cunning with great strength its claw being able to > > break a arm. Racoons a curious creature that is usually nocturnal it can be > > trapped with a shinny piece of metal in a cage. Chipmunk a small squirrel > > like rodent with black and white stripe down its back but with brown fur. > > Batlings (not described yet i think) > > > > 4.3 Water > > Cichtrout, crawdads, clams, moon glow fish, Cichtrout check out the Skyghaim > > region for info on this. A few coldwater crawdads live here some try to snip > > adventures that may enter their waters almost as if to eat them. The clams > > are a delicous food for adventures that find them. But be careful with them > > for they may try latch on to your finger as if it where their own. Moon glow > > fish are located in the many cave pools of this region. They glow like the > > full moon at night. > > > > 5. History > > This region was once home to ancients. What is left of their settelment is > > the Castle called Cove Castle. It is a ancient castle that still maybe has > > sages, and/or ancients living there still. But this castle is well protect > > by artifacts and a bramble patch. That at present time only the sages, > > ancients and gods know how to enter safely. > > > > 6. Geography > > This region is mostly moutains with some of the moutains brushed up against > > a swamp. Also some of the moutains extend into the ocean. Their is as well > > caves in these moutains. > > > > 7. Cities/Landmarks > > Cove Castle is hidden in Cove peak somewhere. > > > > 7.1 Cove Castle > > There is rumor of a castle hidden up in the moutains. It is as well rumored > > to have been built by the ancients. It is a structure of maginificent size. > > But what is amazing is how it is so well hidden. It is surrounded by a wall > > of brambles and thistles. Inside the wall there is a beautiful garden which > > is full of raspberry bushes. The garden and castle almost seem taken care of > > but you dont notice anything that looks like anyone has been here. > > > > 7.2 Cove Peak > > Cove peak the center most moutain also the tallest in this region. Cove > > Falls a rather large fall which trickles in late fall but gushes water in > > late spring its located on the east side of Cove peaks. Sequoia Forest near > > the base of Cove peak on the east side. > > > > 7.3 Red Peak > > Twin falls these falls are located north east of Cove peak in the moutain > > called Red Peak. The Redwood forest is located around Red Peak. > > > > 7.4 Batling Mount > > Batling Mount is the moutain south east of Cove Peak by few adventures > > coming through have said of a bat like creature walking upon its hind legs. > > This moutain is full of cave like catacombs which house numerous bats and > > different creatures and a variety of fungus and a few cave pools which house > > a few fish. > > > > 7.5 Cove Cliffs > > Cove Cliffs go out into the ocean one must be careful not to get boats to > > close to these cliffs or else ye surely be dashed upon the rocks their > > located south east of Cove peak. > > Where they reach out into the water they have sharp rocks and breakers these > > to combined are dangerous to any boat that gets to close. > > > > (Eleril) eleril@majik3d.org > >
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