Climates

Central/East Atuannar

This region is in a mild temperate zone; winters are cold and summers are hot and humid. The seasons last for a generally equal amount of time. There are a rich diversity of plants and animals, and Vesperia's most precious natural resource, Vesperian Crystal, can be found in this region.

Trees

There are two tress unique to this continent and are only found in the central and eastern regions.

Astéridae- A tall tree with a grayish-white bark. The leaves are pink in the spring, lilac in summer, aubergine in autumn, and near-black in winter. At night in the warmer months, the tree flowers will blossom and clow a pale white like stars, hence their name.

Kosillare- Thick trees with leaves that are varying shades of pink year-round. While they are scientifically known as evergreen, most folk refer to them as everpink.

Other trees native to the central and eastern portion of the continent are listed below.

Fruits, Plants, Fungi

The following list is not comprehensive. In fact, many other species can be found in this region, but below are the most common examples of species native to central and eastern Atuannar.

Animal Life

Western Atuannar

This region is in a tropical and sub-trobical area; the temperature is hot and humid year-round. This region boasts the most diverse plant and animal life on the continent.

Trees

Fruits, Plants, Fungi

The following list is not comprehensive. In fact, many other species can be found in this region, but below are the most common examples of species native to central and eastern Atuannar.

Animal Life

Northwestern Coast of Atuannar

This region is in an arid zone; the daytime temperature is hot and dry year-round, although at night temperatures plummet. There is very little water on the main land until you reach the ocean, where the coast offers relief from the stagnant air further inland. Only shrubs, cacti, and select few trees can survive in key areas here.

Trees

• Palm
• Ponytail Palm
• Tabacco

Fruits, Plants, Fungi

The following list is not comprehensive. In fact, many other species can be found in this region, but below are the most common examples of species native to central and eastern Atuannar.

• Cacti
• Larrea
• Yucca
• Agave
• Torch Lily
• Dates
• Tumbleweed
• Tamarisk

Animal Life

Northern Atuannar

This region is cold tundra; the temperature is low and the mountains are covered in snow year-round. There are many kinds of plants, but most grow low to the ground.

Trees

• Alder
• Heath
• Spruce
• Fir

Fruits, Plants, Fungi

The following list is not comprehensive. In fact, many other species can be found in this region, but below are the most common examples of species native to central and eastern Atuannar.

• Bearberry
• Pasque Flower
• Lichens
• Sedges
• Tufted Saxifrage
• Labrador Tea
• Diamond Leaf
• Arctic Moss
• Arctic Willow

Animal Life