set
on countries_and_continents.continents.siniath.nations.thalon
at /content/territories/climate
Proposed value
Predominantly tropical. Map authority gives tropical seasonal forest across roughly 56% of the territory and tropical rainforest across roughly 31%, with savanna and wetland belts at roughly 4.5% each and small temperate deciduous and temperate rainforest pockets making up the remaining 3%. The year runs on wet and dry seasons rather than temperate ones.
This supersedes the earlier article description of temperate northern zones with 800 to 1,200 mm annual precipitation, per the standing authority rule that map-derived geography prevails over article geography. Culture, settlements and named features are unaffected: Ael'theryn remains the capital, and the marble-veined highlands, rune-etched valleys and terrace farms remain as local features rather than regional climate indicators.
The practical consequence is that the hesyaziz groves stand in closed-canopy rainforest. They are difficult to survey, difficult to reach, and cannot be burned without arcane oil in quantity — which is why grove sanitations are expensive, slow, and impossible to conduct without the coast noticing.
Raw JSON (for debugging)
{
"operation": "set",
"path": "/content/territories/climate",
"target_entity_id": "countries_and_continents.continents.siniath.nations.thalon",
"value": "Predominantly tropical. Map authority gives tropical seasonal forest across roughly 56% of the territory and tropical rainforest across roughly 31%, with savanna and wetland belts at roughly 4.5% each and small temperate deciduous and temperate rainforest pockets making up the remaining 3%. The year runs on wet and dry seasons rather than temperate ones.\n\nThis supersedes the earlier article description of temperate northern zones with 800 to 1,200 mm annual precipitation, per the standing authority rule that map-derived geography prevails over article geography. Culture, settlements and named features are unaffected: Ael\u0027theryn remains the capital, and the marble-veined highlands, rune-etched valleys and terrace farms remain as local features rather than regional climate indicators.\n\nThe practical consequence is that the hesyaziz groves stand in closed-canopy rainforest. They are difficult to survey, difficult to reach, and cannot be burned without arcane oil in quantity \u2014 which is why grove sanitations are expensive, slow, and impossible to conduct without the coast noticing."
}