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	High above the endless golden waves of the Grass Sea (Ötgön Tal), where the wind bends the tall stalks like an ever-shifting tide, drifts Tengri-Uul, the Sky Mountain. A floating city unlike any other in [[Tymora]], it is neither bound by land nor limited by borders, moving ceaselessly under the guidance of the [[Tengri-Kharn]], the noble lords of the sky, and pulled across the land by colossal herd-beasts tended by the [[Salhichin]], the People of the Wind.		High above the endless golden waves of the Grass Sea (Ötgön Tal), where the wind bends the tall stalks like an ever-shifting tide, drifts Tengri-Uul, the Sky Mountain. A floating city unlike any other in [[Tymora]], it is neither bound by land nor limited by borders, moving ceaselessly under the guidance of the [[Tengri-Kharn]], the noble lords of the sky, and pulled across the land by colossal herd-beasts tended by the [[Salhichin]], the People of the Wind.

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	Some of its most sought-after exports are:		Some of its most sought-after exports are:

	* Khökhzurkh (Sky-Iron) – The floating ore, lighter than steel yet unbreakable, it can only be found on Tengri-Uul and is jealously hoarded by the Tengri-Kharn. Shipbuilders from ~~[[Tymora#~~Highwall~~\|Highwall]]~~ in [[Valendor\|The Kingdom of Valendor]] are its biggest buyers, willing to pay fortunes for even a small shipment.		* Khökhzurkh (Sky-Iron) – The floating ore, lighter than steel yet unbreakable, it can only be found on Tengri-Uul and is jealously hoarded by the Tengri-Kharn. Shipbuilders from Highwall in [[Valendor\|The Kingdom of Valendor]] are its biggest buyers, willing to pay fortunes for even a small shipment.
	* Exotic Herd-Beasts – The Dalbukh, Mörögnüher, and Büregüher, bred and tamed by the Salhichin, are prized across the continent for their strength, endurance, and adaptability.		* Exotic Herd-Beasts – The Dalbukh, Mörögnüher, and Büregüher, bred and tamed by the Salhichin, are prized across the continent for their strength, endurance, and adaptability.
	* Enchanted Wind-Silk – Harvested from rare sky cocoons found on Tengri-Uul, this fabric is light as mist but as strong as chainmail. Nobles and mages alike seek it for robes, banners, and airship sails.		* Enchanted Wind-Silk – Harvested from rare sky cocoons found on Tengri-Uul, this fabric is light as mist but as strong as chainmail. Nobles and mages alike seek it for robes, banners, and airship sails.
	It also transports traders and trade goods from the coastal ports to the inland cities of the Ironcrag Mountains and other cities and settlements. Merchants from every kingdom flock to Tengri-Uul, seeking fortune and opportunity. For some, it is a land of prosperity, where rare goods fetch outrageous prices and lucrative deals are struck in the great market halls.		It also transports traders and trade goods from the coastal ports to the inland cities of the Ironcrag Mountains and other cities and settlements. Merchants from every kingdom flock to Tengri-Uul, seeking fortune and opportunity. For some, it is a land of prosperity, where rare goods fetch outrageous prices and lucrative deals are struck in the great market halls.

	But with commerce comes corruption. Smugglers, counterfeiters, and spies lurk among the traders, seeking to infiltrate the markets and manipulate Tengri-Uul’s wealth for their own ends. Merchants from rival kingdoms, especially those from Highwall, ~~[[Tymora#Highwall\|~~Starhaven]], and the Free Ports, use their access to undermine the Tengri-Kharn’s authority, gathering intelligence, sowing discord, and even influencing trade routes to weaken their enemies. The market is a battlefield, and every trade agreement is a skirmish.		But with commerce comes corruption. Smugglers, counterfeiters, and spies lurk among the traders, seeking to infiltrate the markets and manipulate Tengri-Uul’s wealth for their own ends. Merchants from rival kingdoms, especially those from Highwall, Starhaven, and the Free Ports, use their access to undermine the Tengri-Kharn’s authority, gathering intelligence, sowing discord, and even influencing trade routes to weaken their enemies. The market is a battlefield, and every trade agreement is a skirmish.

	Though Tengri-Uul rules the skies, it cannot survive without the land below. The Salhichin herds provide food and transport, but without water, the city would wither and die. On the island itself there are plenty of reserves of water with vast wells and storage. However, getting that water to the beasts below effectively has always proved a challenge. One that is simplified by just accessing water on the ground.		Though Tengri-Uul rules the skies, it cannot survive without the land below. The Salhichin herds provide food and transport, but without water, the city would wither and die. On the island itself there are plenty of reserves of water with vast wells and storage. However, getting that water to the beasts below effectively has always proved a challenge. One that is simplified by just accessing water on the ground.

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	High above the endless golden waves of the Grass Sea (Ötgön Tal), where the wind bends the tall stalks like an ever-shifting tide, drifts Tengri-Uul, the Sky Mountain. A floating city unlike any other in Tymora, it is neither bound by land nor limited by borders, moving ceaselessly under the guidance of the Tengri-Kharn, the noble lords of the sky, and pulled across the land by colossal herd-beasts tended by the Salhichin, the People of the Wind.		<div class="hatnote">← Back to [[Human\|Human Cultures]] \| Explore [[Tengri-Kharn]] and [[Salhichin]].</div>


			High above the endless golden waves of the Grass Sea (Ötgön Tal), where the wind bends the tall stalks like an ever-shifting tide, drifts Tengri-Uul, the Sky Mountain. A floating city unlike any other in [[Tymora]], it is neither bound by land nor limited by borders, moving ceaselessly under the guidance of the [[Tengri-Kharn]], the noble lords of the sky, and pulled across the land by colossal herd-beasts tended by the [[Salhichin]], the People of the Wind.

	Below, the Salhichin ride alongside their vast herds in the Möngke Süü, the Eternal Shadow of Tengri-Uul. Ever watchful for the Khar Angir, the pack-hunting raptor beasts of the tall grass, and the feared Dal Mörgöl, the raiders of the Grass Sea, they rely on the Talyn Bökh, their fierce raptor-mounted cavalry, to patrol migration routes, ensuring the safety of their herds and securing the lifeblood of Tengri-Uul.		Below, the Salhichin ride alongside their vast herds in the Möngke Süü, the Eternal Shadow of Tengri-Uul. Ever watchful for the Khar Angir, the pack-hunting raptor beasts of the tall grass, and the feared Dal Mörgöl, the raiders of the Grass Sea, they rely on the Talyn Bökh, their fierce raptor-mounted cavalry, to patrol migration routes, ensuring the safety of their herds and securing the lifeblood of Tengri-Uul.
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	== Origins of Tengri-Uul: The Sky Mountain’s Awakening ==		== Origins of Tengri-Uul: The Sky Mountain’s Awakening ==

	According to Dworn history, Tengri-Uul has existed since time immemorial, drifting silently across the horizon, carried by unseen winds. Yet, the Dworn, ever practical and grounded, saw no value in exploring what could not be claimed. For centuries, Tengri-Uul remained a mystery, its purpose unknown, until humanity’s curiosity led them to pursue it.		According to [[Dworn History\|Dworn]] history, Tengri-Uul has existed since time immemorial, drifting silently across the horizon, carried by unseen winds. Yet, the Dworn, ever practical and grounded, saw no value in exploring what could not be claimed. For centuries, Tengri-Uul remained a mystery, its purpose unknown, until humanity’s curiosity led them to pursue it.

	=== The First Karns and the Leap of Faith ===		=== The First Karns and the Leap of Faith ===
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	For a time, the first Karns remained near the Ironcrags, exploring their newfound home. However, the location posed limitations, the mountainous terrain meant the island had nowhere to go, rendering it of little strategic or practical value. The floating city might have remained a curiosity, an abandoned experiment, if not for what came next.		For a time, the first Karns remained near the Ironcrags, exploring their newfound home. However, the location posed limitations, the mountainous terrain meant the island had nowhere to go, rendering it of little strategic or practical value. The floating city might have remained a curiosity, an abandoned experiment, if not for what came next.

	From the Plain of Bones, a storm of unprecedented size erupted, unlike anything recorded before or since. This was no ordinary tempest, it was a force of nature imbued with arcane fury, a maelstrom of wind and energy that swept across the land, uprooting trees, shattering stone, and sending shockwaves through the mountains.		From the [[Tymora#The Plain of Bones\|Plain of Bones]], a storm of unprecedented size erupted, unlike anything recorded before or since. This was no ordinary tempest, it was a force of nature imbued with arcane fury, a maelstrom of wind and energy that swept across the land, uprooting trees, shattering stone, and sending shockwaves through the mountains.

	Caught in the storm’s grip, Tengri-Uul was torn from its resting place, the Karns clinging desperately to whatever they could find as the island was hurled across the sky. The storm carried them far beyond the mountains, flinging them out over the Grass Sea, where the winds finally relented, leaving them adrift over the endless golden plains.		Caught in the storm’s grip, Tengri-Uul was torn from its resting place, the Karns clinging desperately to whatever they could find as the island was hurled across the sky. The storm carried them far beyond the mountains, flinging them out over the Grass Sea, where the winds finally relented, leaving them adrift over the endless golden plains.
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	Some of its most sought-after exports are:		Some of its most sought-after exports are:

	* Khökhzurkh (Sky-Iron) – The floating ore, lighter than steel yet unbreakable, it can only be found on Tengri-Uul and is jealously hoarded by the Tengri-Kharn. Shipbuilders from Highwall in Valendor are its biggest buyers, willing to pay fortunes for even a small shipment.		* Khökhzurkh (Sky-Iron) – The floating ore, lighter than steel yet unbreakable, it can only be found on Tengri-Uul and is jealously hoarded by the Tengri-Kharn. Shipbuilders from [[Tymora#Highwall\|Highwall]] in [[Valendor\|The Kingdom of Valendor]] are its biggest buyers, willing to pay fortunes for even a small shipment.
	* Exotic Herd-Beasts – The Dalbukh, Mörögnüher, and Büregüher, bred and tamed by the Salhichin, are prized across the continent for their strength, endurance, and adaptability.		* Exotic Herd-Beasts – The Dalbukh, Mörögnüher, and Büregüher, bred and tamed by the Salhichin, are prized across the continent for their strength, endurance, and adaptability.
	* Enchanted Wind-Silk – Harvested from rare sky cocoons found on Tengri-Uul, this fabric is light as mist but as strong as chainmail. Nobles and mages alike seek it for robes, banners, and airship sails.		* Enchanted Wind-Silk – Harvested from rare sky cocoons found on Tengri-Uul, this fabric is light as mist but as strong as chainmail. Nobles and mages alike seek it for robes, banners, and airship sails.
	It also transports traders and trade goods from the coastal ports to the inland cities of the Ironcrag Mountains and other cities and settlements. Merchants from every kingdom flock to Tengri-Uul, seeking fortune and opportunity. For some, it is a land of prosperity, where rare goods fetch outrageous prices and lucrative deals are struck in the great market halls.		It also transports traders and trade goods from the coastal ports to the inland cities of the Ironcrag Mountains and other cities and settlements. Merchants from every kingdom flock to Tengri-Uul, seeking fortune and opportunity. For some, it is a land of prosperity, where rare goods fetch outrageous prices and lucrative deals are struck in the great market halls.

	But with commerce comes corruption. Smugglers, counterfeiters, and spies lurk among the traders, seeking to infiltrate the markets and manipulate Tengri-Uul’s wealth for their own ends. Merchants from rival kingdoms, especially those from Highwall, Starhaven, and the Free Ports, use their access to undermine the Tengri-Kharn’s authority, gathering intelligence, sowing discord, and even influencing trade routes to weaken their enemies. The market is a battlefield, and every trade agreement is a skirmish.		But with commerce comes corruption. Smugglers, counterfeiters, and spies lurk among the traders, seeking to infiltrate the markets and manipulate Tengri-Uul’s wealth for their own ends. Merchants from rival kingdoms, especially those from Highwall, [[Tymora#Highwall\|Starhaven]], and the Free Ports, use their access to undermine the Tengri-Kharn’s authority, gathering intelligence, sowing discord, and even influencing trade routes to weaken their enemies. The market is a battlefield, and every trade agreement is a skirmish.

	Though Tengri-Uul rules the skies, it cannot survive without the land below. The Salhichin herds provide food and transport, but without water, the city would wither and die. On the island itself there are plenty of reserves of water with vast wells and storage. However, getting that water to the beasts below effectively has always proved a challenge. One that is simplified by just accessing water on the ground.		Though Tengri-Uul rules the skies, it cannot survive without the land below. The Salhichin herds provide food and transport, but without water, the city would wither and die. On the island itself there are plenty of reserves of water with vast wells and storage. However, getting that water to the beasts below effectively has always proved a challenge. One that is simplified by just accessing water on the ground.
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	High above the endless golden waves of the Grass Sea (Ötgön Tal), where the wind bends the tall stalks like an ever-shifting tide, drifts Tengri-Uul, the Sky Mountain. A floating city unlike any other in Tymora, it is neither bound by land nor limited by borders, moving ceaselessly under the guidance of the Tengri-Kharn, the noble lords of the sky, and pulled across the land by colossal herd-beasts tended by the Salhichin, the People of the Wind.		High above the endless golden waves of the Grass Sea (Ötgön Tal), where the wind bends the tall stalks like an ever-shifting tide, drifts Tengri-Uul, the Sky Mountain. A floating city unlike any other in Tymora, it is neither bound by land nor limited by borders, moving ceaselessly under the guidance of the Tengri-Kharn, the noble lords of the sky, and pulled across the land by colossal herd-beasts tended by the Salhichin, the People of the Wind.

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	~~The Sky Mountain and the Peoples of the Grass Sea~~
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	High above the endless golden waves of the Grass Sea (Ötgön Tal), where the wind bends the tall stalks like an ever-shifting tide, drifts Tengri-Uul, the Sky Mountain. A floating city unlike any other in Tymora, it is neither bound by land nor limited by borders, moving ceaselessly under the guidance of the Tengri-Kharn, the noble lords of the sky, and pulled across the land by colossal herd-beasts tended by the Salhichin, the People of the Wind.		High above the endless golden waves of the Grass Sea (Ötgön Tal), where the wind bends the tall stalks like an ever-shifting tide, drifts Tengri-Uul, the Sky Mountain. A floating city unlike any other in Tymora, it is neither bound by land nor limited by borders, moving ceaselessly under the guidance of the Tengri-Kharn, the noble lords of the sky, and pulled across the land by colossal herd-beasts tended by the Salhichin, the People of the Wind.

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