Sonsonder

Culture
Inspiration: Indigenous peoples of the North American Southwest

Navajo, Pueblos, Hopi, Mohave people, Chemehuevi, Apache tribes, ect.

Granahuevi
Main article: Granahuevi

Decheonmu
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Homtadikapa
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Lialrul
Main article: Lialrul

Cihuayah
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Ouarboma
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Samhuiwai
Main article: Samhuiwai

Waileaka
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Fauna
Meld between native Indian, semi-tropical/temperate savanna, and grassland fauna. North American Southwest, ect.

Common: Peafowls, Monkeys, Flying Monkeys, Vultures, Red Panda, Wildebeest, Ocelots, Frogs, Wild dogs, Fastieth, Snakes, Flying Snakes, Apes, Crocodiles, Tapir, Toucans, Macaws, various Parrots, Jaculi, Quippers, Stirges, Zebras, Gazelles, Cheetahs, Hyenas,

Uncommon: Lions, Cobras, Elephants, Sea Turtles, Jaguar, Wolves, Rhinos, Gorillas, Giant Apes, Giant Crocodiles, Giant Frogs, Manatee, Black Bears, Giant Lizards, Zorbos, Kamadan, Su-monsters.

Rare: Okapi, Tigers, Sauropods

The Golden Coast
Main article: The Golden Coast

Zopilotierras
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The Kren Summit
Main article: The Kren Summit

Period of Accouchement
While still part of Xalterra, Sonus served as the home of the creatures that welcomed the beaming sun and lack of rain. During the Insectoid Golden Age, the tlincalli, thri-kreen, abeil, kraul, and dromite thrived in the desert environments.

Ent'tek't'kren
Main article: Ent'tek't'kren

An ancient dromite city-hive which thrived in the manufactured mountain, the Kren.