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Lately, I've been wondering about the climate and overall "feel" of Amia and its environs. Obviously, what you see is what you get when it comes to the tilesets, but I've began to wonder - how hot, for instance, does it get in Bendir Dale during the summer? Was Kohlingen's winters particularly harsh, or did they tend to be wet and mild due to its proximity to the coasts, and how has its fall and the magicks unleashed in it affected its climate? What is autumn in Fort Wiltun like? And so on. I realize these are probably silly questions to ask, but I'm curious about these particular aspects of the world.

IIRC, according to Disco the climate of Caraigh is based almost entirely on Ireland's. Since Amia Island is fairly close I imagine it would be pretty similar.

Caraig is ireland yeah.
Cordor was amsterdam

The rest of amia island was based on varius dutch locations (nifty scripts that used the weather pathern of a sertain year)

I do not know how much of that remains lorewise xD

Chalkcliff is themed around the south coast of England, in particular the New Forest, the swampland to the north of the island is themed around the Norfolk Broads.

so basically most of amia (server A and B) locations are based on European north western costal locations

I don't think I have seen it rain in Frontier's Rest yet. lol May be tripping, but next to Southport and how Cordor used to be you think FR''s would see some.

Frozen-ass wrote:

so basically most of amia (server A and B) locations are based on European north western costal locations

Khem?

Yes, I'm just being facetious here, kek

Khem is obviously based around mid-summer Australia. Festering hot sun, endless deserts and literally everything that isn't inside a village wants to kill you.

All I'm hearing is "its bloody cold" on average.

Meteorology of Amia (and others)

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