Post by Barcode454 on May 13, 2009 14:19:31 GMT -5
Althalos is a planet within a separate galaxy of Earth. However, it has very similar characteristics. The planet consists of many islands, some of which have yet to be discovered by the humans. Thousands of species of animals are scattered across the planet with several human subspecies.
Tide
The tide of the Omayan Sea is very unique. In certain areas, the tide may recede, allowing sand dunes to form between one island and another. During this time, animals and humans alike will travel between them. While boats are used at times, it's more common to travel when the tide is low. A boat is likely to flip over before making it to the other side. Particular islands have been discovered this way and only one pathway at a time is every available. You never know which one will come next...
Time Period
There is no official time period in Althalos but it is very similar to the Medieval Times. Armor is common as is riding horses as a means of transportation. Weaponry such as swords, daggers, and the like are also very common. Household items are not as high tech (as in, there are no microwaves). Houses are generally built from stone or wood (though stone is more sturdy and common).
Tide
The tide of the Omayan Sea is very unique. In certain areas, the tide may recede, allowing sand dunes to form between one island and another. During this time, animals and humans alike will travel between them. While boats are used at times, it's more common to travel when the tide is low. A boat is likely to flip over before making it to the other side. Particular islands have been discovered this way and only one pathway at a time is every available. You never know which one will come next...
Time Period
There is no official time period in Althalos but it is very similar to the Medieval Times. Armor is common as is riding horses as a means of transportation. Weaponry such as swords, daggers, and the like are also very common. Household items are not as high tech (as in, there are no microwaves). Houses are generally built from stone or wood (though stone is more sturdy and common).
