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Lawataling is almost completely dominated by large forests. The weather is fairly constant in temperature, but like the surrounding regions can be a little hot during the summers, and extremely wet and rainy during the winters. | Lawataling is almost completely dominated by large forests. The weather is fairly constant in temperature, but like the surrounding regions can be a little hot during the summers, and extremely wet and rainy during the winters. | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 29 September 2008
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Duchies and Regions of the Republic of Madina |
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| Duchy of Madina Isle | ||
| Madina City | Madina Gardens | Panabuk | Lawataling | Lugagun | Panamana | Laraibina | Panafau | | ||
| Duchy of Tower Fatmilak | ||
| Tower Fatmilak | Fatmilak | Bol | Tovabur | ||
| Duchy of Candiels | ||
| Candiels | Candiels Fields | Agl | ||
Geographical and cultural information
Lawataling is almost completely dominated by large forests. The weather is fairly constant in temperature, but like the surrounding regions can be a little hot during the summers, and extremely wet and rainy during the winters.
Those who live there make there homes in one of the small fishing villages along the coast, or one of the lumber and hunting camps setup on the outskirts of the forests. While there is very little cleared land available for growing crops, those who live in Lawataling make do the meager amount of grain, fish caught from the coastal villages, and game hunted in the abundant forests.
While not having much of value, the variety of valuable and desired wood in its forests causes Lawataling to be visited on a somewhat regular schedule by merchants and craftsman. Among the Isle of Madina, the wood of Lawataling can be seen in most homes and noble estates in items ranging from simple chairs and tables in taverns and commoners, to exquisite bookshelves and intricate tables gracing the dining halls of nobles made from woods such as Night Oak and Silver Arn.
