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GULF OF ÛTUM AESTHETICS - [II] DYR

The Barl Syrnac range faded into foothills and low mountains north of the Firth of Dyr (Dy."Hudyr") and Forest of Dyr (Dy."Yardyr"), both named for the Dyr River (Dy."Endyr") which originated in the Iron Hills (Dy."Urmkarag"). The Inhabitants were the Dyrians (Dy."Dyrarr", "Mist-Men"), a Tyran speaking people. There's also a big presence of the Blacklocks clan of the dwarves.

The woodland of Dyr is stretched between the western bank of the Ujelsha River, and a spur of the Iron Mountains, the little Nojdä River, which is rich in clay and in copper. Formerly inhabited by the Dyrians, there is still in Dyr some abandoned villages, occasionally occupied by marauders, Lothragh raiders and Orcs.

For more information about the Dyrians, check this post.

PALISOR REGIONS MOODBOARDS - [XIV] Myr

Located east of the Gulf of Ûtum, Myr was the northernmost plain in central Endor. It was populated by the Tyran-speaking Myri.

For more information about the Myri tribe, check this post.

PALISOR REGIONS MOODBOARDS - [XIII] Lú Tyr Sû

Lú Tyr Sû (In Dragon-Speech "Open place of Icy blue Mist") stretched across most of the northern part of Endor's East-plain. Covered with short grasses, it made relatively poor pastures. Still, scattered tribes of shepherds and big game hunters called the area home. Nearly all spoke Tyran.

The inhabitants of Lú Tyr Sû are known as the Lú Tyr tribe, for more information, check this post.