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History

• Chronology of Fastheld

Geography

Continents

Major Regions

• Fastheld

Major Oceans

Major Rivers

• Lightholder River
• Fastheld River

Climate

Biology

Flora

• Boonbutton
• Eternal Veil Fern
• Greenfinger Bush
• Greening Lily
• Nepos Cluster
• Night Trumpet
• Shrieking Violet
• Stormclaw Rose
• Widow's Shroud
• Yellowhorn
• Mikin Orchid
• Yellowtongue
• Almonds
• Apples
• Apricots
• Artichokes
• Asparagus
• Barley
• Basil
• Beans
• Beets
• Belladonna
• Blueberries
• Blue Grapes
• Blueleaf
• Bog Purse
• Broccoli
• Bulbspice
• Cabbage
• Capers
• Carrots
• Cauliflower
• Cherries
• Chitterberries
• Cinnamon Grass
• Corn
• Cotton
• Cucumbers
• Cured Oak Foolstear
• Currants
• Aenitshield
• Elktail Fruit
• Figs
• Flax
• Foolstear
• Glossy Star Grapes
• Goldsmoke
• Gooseweed
• Green Grapes
• Guttershiv Flowers
• Hag's Beryl Flowers
• Hangman's Noose Mushroom
• Hay
• Highlandweed
• Honeythistle
• Huckleberries
• Hunchfruit
• Indigo
• Kale
• Knight's Thumb
• Lavender
• Lemons
• Lettuce
• Linseed
• Lowweed
• Melons
• Milkweed
• Mint
• Necklaceweed Berries
• Needlegrass
• Nightshade
• Oats
• Onions
• Oranges
• Oxmarsh
• Peanuts
• Pears
• Peas
• Pigtailflowers
• Plums
• Potatoes
• Potatograss
• Raspberries
• Red Grapes
• Rice
• Rosemary
• Rye
• Sage
• Sandgrass
• Shak Fruit
• Sorghum
• Spinach
• Squash
• Sweetsticker Fruit
• Thyme
• Tingleleaf
• Tomatoes
• Walnuts
• Wheat
• White Grapes
• White Larch
• Yeast

Fauna

• ANAE STORK: A three-foot-tall bird with a curved yellow beak, long neck, green eyes and white and yellow feathers.
• BROWN ELK: A hoofed quadruped, with a slender black snout and a pelt of soft beige fur. The brown elk has pointed antlers that sprout from the top of its head.
• BUSHDRAGON: A five-foot-long quadruped reptile, with red-and-green throat flukes, pale olive green hide and a whip-like tail. Sharp fangs protrude from its long snout.
• CAVEBAT: A leather-winged mammal with claws, a blunt-nosed, rounded head and sharp fangs
• CHITTER: A foot-long quadruped mammal, with bulging amber eyes masked in black fur, striped black and white from snout to prehensile tail.
• FORESTER'S SPARROW: A small brown and gray bird, with yellow talons and a blue beak.
• FOUR-TOED HUNCH: A three-foot-long quadruped mammal with large green eyes and rounded ears, covered from snout to rump in short gray fur. A bare pink tail extends about a foot from the rump.
• GRAY BUZZARD: A gray-plumed buzzard with a wingspan of about six feet, talons and a beak.
• GRAY SQUAWKER: An orange-beaked bird with gray wing feathers and white feathers bushed on its chest.
• KAHAR RED DEER: A cinnamon-furred, hoofed quadruped with large brown eyes, a slender snout, and spiked antlers.
• LOMASA GOOSE: A web-footed goose with white feathers and a yellow beak.
• LONGFLANK HARE: A long-eared quadruped mammal covered in gray and brown fur, with paddle-shaped back feet that give it remarkable leaping ability in life.
• LOWLAND BISON: An eight-foot-long hoofed, chocolate-brown quadruped mammal with blunt horns jutting from the top of its head.
• MANKILLER BEAR: A ten-foot-long cinnamon-furred quadruped mammal with clawed feet and ferocious-looking fangs bristling from its snout.
• MARSH PHEASANT: A foot-high bird with a black beak, glittering black eyes, and feathers of brown, gray and black.
• MONGOOSE: A three-foot-long quadruped mammal, sleek and sinuous, with clawed feet, brown fur, dark eyes, sharp teeth and rounded ears.
• MOSS JAY: A six-inch-tall bird with blue beak, red eyes and olive green feathers.
• MUD BEAR: A six-foot-long brown-furred quadruped mammal with a mask of black fur around its eyes and ears.
• NIGHTSLIDER: A nine-foot-long legless reptile, with jet black scales, sharp fangs and glittering green eyes.
• RIVER EEL: A three-foot long eel with black skin.
• ROCK WOLF: A five-foot-long quadruped mammal, with clawed feet, gray and white fur, haunting ice blue eyes, sharp teeth and angled ears that sprout tufts of white fur.
• SALMON: A two-foot-long gilled fish with green dorsal scales and pink ventral scales.
• SHRIEKWEASEL: A four-foot-long quadruped mammal, sleek and sinuous, with clawed feet, brown fur, dark eyes masked in goldenrod fur, sharp teeth and angled ears.
• SIENNA OWL: A two-foot-tall owl with orange beak, yellow eyes and beige feathers.
• SILVER APE: A five-foot-tall bipedal mammal with gray, silver and white fur covering its massively built body, from bucket-shaped head to broad shoulders to brutal-looking fists to strong legs that in life can kick a man's spine out of his body from the front.
• SNAPLIZARD: A ten-foot-long quadruped reptile, with stubby legs, thick green and brown scales, a snout bristling with sharp teeth and a spiked tail.
• SNOW BEAR: A six-foot-long white-furred quadruped mammal with a mask of gray fur around its eyes and ears.
• TREECLINGER: A three-foot-tall bipedal mammal with gray fur, rounded ears and sleepy-looking amber eyes.
• TROUT: A two-foot-long gilled fish with green scales.
• TUFT-EARED WILDCAT: A four-foot-long quadruped mammal, with clawed feet, spotted beige and black fur, sharp teeth and angled ears that sprout tufts of white fur.
• TUMBLER: A three-foot-long brown-furred quadruped aquatic mammal with a mask of gray fur around its eyes and a long tail that in life helps propel it through water.
• WILD BOAR: A four-foot-long quadruped mammal, with hoofed feet, matted brown fur, a snout bristling with sharp teeth and tusks.

Geology

Minerals

Society

Noble Houses of Fastheld

• House Kahar
• House Lomasa
• House Mikin
• House Zahir
• House Nillu
• House Seamel

Language

Government

Imperial Throne

• Talus Kahar XIV

Imperial Council

Military

• Emperor's Blades

Legal Issues

• Magic (Illegal, punishable by Lessening or death.)

Social Issues

• Nobility vs. Peasantry/Commoners

Economy

Infrastructure

Agriculture

Natural Resources

Education

Religion

• Church of True Light

Rites of Passage

Entertainment

Transportation

Miscellaneous

Demographics

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