Benedict Adamson :
> Does Esrolia have a drier, warmer climate than Sartar? I think so.
The Esrolian climate is mainly characterised by the struggle between the Heler rains and Elmal's sun.
Some years, it's dry and warm ; others, it's wet and rainy.
Rather than resembling southern Europe, I think that the Esrolian climate probably resembles that of a more temperate zone like, for example, central France, Galicia, or even Switzerland.
Think Bacharach : some years it's hot, sunny, and glorious ; others it's overcast and wet.
The Esrolian climate's certainly warmer than Sartar's, but I don't think it's drier.
So, I think that Esrolian villages would resemble Gallic or perhaps Gallo-Roman ones more than Mediterranean ones.
I'll stop now, before it gets too GDish.
Julian Lord
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