Teravana · Country article

Oroqaia

A northern coast of sheltered valleys, seasonal travel, and watchful refuges.

Oroqaia is a northern coastal country of tundra, taiga, highlands, and sheltered valleys. Western highlands shield much of it from the harshest direct northern winds, making it less uniformly hostile than the farthest exposed coasts.

Its communities draw on coastal travel, winter camps, fishing, hunting, seasonal herding, and close ecological knowledge. White dragons are a public danger whose presence influences where roads and permanent settlements can safely endure.

At a glance

Country profile

Continent
Teravana
Terrain
Tundra, taiga, highlands, sheltered valleys, and coast
Economic life
Fish, furs, herd animals, hides, craftwork, timber, and limited coastal trade
Public hazard
White dragons

Shelter within the north

Land & climate

Cold coast, forest country, highlands, and sheltered valleys create a varied northern environment. Some communities are settled; others move seasonally with livestock or game.

Knowledge of weather and ground

People & culture

Strong oral traditions, coastal navigation, winter mobility, and detailed knowledge of land and water are central to Oroqaian life. Timber, stone, hides, and heavily insulated construction answer the demands of the climate.

A known northern danger

White dragons

White dragons threaten livestock, isolate communities, prey on travelers, and can force settlements to relocate. Dragon-hunting, warning systems, fortified refuges, and cautious route planning are therefore part of public northern life.

Coast and cold country

Economy & trade

Fish, furs, herd animals, wool and hides, bone and antler craft, timber from forested districts, minerals, and limited trade through coastal settlements support Oroqaia. Its government is not sufficiently defined for a fuller public description.

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