The Wooded Wildlands is the territory occupied by the Fehlien, separated from Daurobe by a vast savanna and the outposts therein. Most of the area, as its name, is surrounded by trees that existed long before sentient lifeforms came to rule the land. The trees are typically several yards in diameter and can reach enough height that some pass through clouds. At the center of this wooded area, lies the larger tree, the Mother Tree whose branches, once fallen, become other trees which grow roots that intertwine with the Mother and Sibling tree root systems. The Mother Tree is the center of the Fehlien Capital metropolis as it is what housed their primitive ancestors in the beginning of existence. Celebrations are often held around it and the tree is heavily decorated with proper symbols and signage depending on the event. Since the trees are also incredibly sturdy in comparison to most normal flora, the Fehlien were able to build their homes in and around the hardy trunks, making treehouses and sky bridges in their early days. After technology became more available, the Fehlien were able to secure their homeland on the ground as well, deftly utilizing the soil and spacious area between their trees.

Unlike the Jakoon, the Fehlien are not as close to the sea, and therefore fishing opportunities are more seldom than they would like. Small lakes and ponds litter the area as do a bit of swamp land that rests along the edge of their home that contain small crops of fish and other aquatic game, but nothing quite compares to the sea which they are quite a ways away from.

The Wooded Wildlands is the territory occupied by the Fehlien, separated from Daurobe by a vast savanna and the outposts therein. Most of the area, as its name, is surrounded by trees that existed long before sentient lifeforms came to rule the land. The trees are typically several yards in diameter and can reach enough height that some pass through clouds. At the center of this wooded area, lies the larger tree, the Mother Tree whose branches, once fallen, become other trees which grow roots that intertwine with the Mother and Sibling tree root systems. The Mother Tree is the center of the Fehlien Capital metropolis as it is what housed their primitive ancestors in the beginning of existence. Celebrations are often held around it and the tree is heavily decorated with proper symbols and signage depending on the event. Since the trees are also incredibly sturdy in comparison to most normal flora, the Fehlien were able to build their homes in and around the hardy trunks, making treehouses and sky bridges in their early days. After technology became more available, the Fehlien were able to secure their homeland on the ground as well, deftly utilizing the soil and spacious area between their trees.

Unlike the Jakoon, the Fehlien are not as close to the sea, and therefore fishing opportunities are more seldom than they would like. Small lakes and ponds litter the area as do a bit of swamp land that rests along the edge of their home that contain small crops of fish and other aquatic game, but nothing quite compares to the sea which they are quite a ways away from.

The Wooded Wildlands is the territory occupied by the Fehlien, separated from Daurobe by a vast savanna and the outposts therein. Most of the area, as its name, is surrounded by trees that existed long before sentient lifeforms came to rule the land. The trees are typically several yards in diameter and can reach enough height that some pass through clouds. At the center of this wooded area, lies the larger tree, the Mother Tree whose branches, once fallen, become other trees which grow roots that intertwine with the Mother and Sibling tree root systems. The Mother Tree is the center of the Fehlien Capital metropolis as it is what housed their primitive ancestors in the beginning of existence. Celebrations are often held around it and the tree is heavily decorated with proper symbols and signage depending on the event. Since the trees are also incredibly sturdy in comparison to most normal flora, the Fehlien were able to build their homes in and around the hardy trunks, making treehouses and sky bridges in their early days. After technology became more available, the Fehlien were able to secure their homeland on the ground as well, deftly utilizing the soil and spacious area between their trees.

Unlike the Jakoon, the Fehlien are not as close to the sea, and therefore fishing opportunities are more seldom than they would like. Small lakes and ponds litter the area as do a bit of swamp land that rests along the edge of their home that contain small crops of fish and other aquatic game, but nothing quite compares to the sea which they are quite a ways away from.