Fotlam is the westernmost Island of Alem (Dánhamar).

Geography

Fotlam's geography is very diverse, and consists of temperate coniferous and deciduous forests, hilly moist grasslands, craggy hills and mountains

Climate:

(Temperate) Oceanic (Cfb/c), (Dry) Semi-arid steppe (Bsh/k), 

Biome:

Temperate Broadleaf, Temperate Coniferous, Temperate Grassland

Found within Mallouhide and valleys and plains of Southeast Fotlam, the temperate broadleaf regions of this island are reminiscent of the lush, rain-soaked landscapes of the British Isles and Northern Europe. With a particular nod to the charm of Ireland, these areas exude a sense of timeless tranquility, where the interplay of misty skies and fertile earth gives rise to a moist, temperate biome teeming with life. These areas have coniferous woods and forests throughout, as well as large, expansive hilly grasslands. 

Winter Season

Fall Season

Spring Season

Grasslands around the river Lilith

The Temperate Coniferous areas, located in the many mountain ranges as well as Airgidir and East Mallouhide can be compared to the Alps or the Scottish Highlands. The famous forest of Fossad Itháe is a significant Temperate Coniferous region. 

Coniferous Region

Fossad Itháe

Finally, the Temperate Grasslands, found in Cadonnin, and Ardalir can be compared to the Eurasian steppe, especially the areas in southern Russia and the Caucasus. These grasslands are defined by its open terrain, where endless stretches of golden grasses sway under the influence of a powerful breeze. The flatlands transition into gentle slopes and undulating hills as the land approaches the foothills of distant mountain ranges. Scattered throughout are occasional clusters of hardy shrubs and drought-resistant plants, which thrive in the semi-arid conditions typical of Cadonnin's climate.

Example of stepped grasslands in Cadonnin

History

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People

Fotlam has a population of roughly 600,000 distributed across the many kingdoms of Fotlam.