Stateroa
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| - | The smallest colony, tucked away to the far south east of Whitesmith and east of Silverton. While on the same longitude as Silverton, a small range of mountains in the south traps rain in Stateroa, protecting it from the desert. This is also helped by the large lake Aoten, which takes up much of the northern part of the colony. The people of Stateroa are generally peaceful. Their airships are small, but were the first to advance the idea of hybridization, or the ability of the airship to land on water. The people of Stateroa have always been good explorers and navigators and often join-Colonial missions use Stateroa airships as scouts. Much of what is known of the Archipeligo and Lagua in the Colonies was learned by Stateroa explorers. | + | The smallest colony, tucked away to the far south east of Whitesmith and east of Silverton. While on the same longitude as Silverton, a small range of mountains in the south traps rain in Stateroa, protecting it from the desert. This is also helped by the large lake Aoten, which takes up much of the northern part of the colony. The main city is Ross. The people of Stateroa are generally peaceful. Their airships are small, but were the first to advance the idea of hybridization, or the ability of the airship to land on water. The people of Stateroa have always been good explorers and navigators and often join-Colonial missions use Stateroa airships as scouts. Much of what is known of the Archipeligo and Lagua in the Colonies was learned by Stateroa explorers. |
Current revision as of 06:30, 13 November 2008
The smallest colony, tucked away to the far south east of Whitesmith and east of Silverton. While on the same longitude as Silverton, a small range of mountains in the south traps rain in Stateroa, protecting it from the desert. This is also helped by the large lake Aoten, which takes up much of the northern part of the colony. The main city is Ross. The people of Stateroa are generally peaceful. Their airships are small, but were the first to advance the idea of hybridization, or the ability of the airship to land on water. The people of Stateroa have always been good explorers and navigators and often join-Colonial missions use Stateroa airships as scouts. Much of what is known of the Archipeligo and Lagua in the Colonies was learned by Stateroa explorers.
