Congratulations, adventurers: you've discovered the village of Elower.
...part of it, anyway.
Elower is built into the mountains that hunch at either side of Cahypdo, a crisscross of bridges and stairwells that connect the buildings that have been set into the stone without ever touching the fertile strip of farmland that runs through the valley at the island's heart. D3 houses a not insignificant portion of that farmland, as well as the base of Mount Tharama, Cahypdo's eastern peak.
The Roaka tend to most of their crops in this area. You're welcome to speak with them, if you like.
The valley itself hosts a wide variety of foods that might be available for trade...or theft, if you feel like taking advantage of these kind people and their generosity. Or, perhaps, they're simply available for perusal, to be looked over at length. D3 in particular has a number of apple, papaya, orange, banana, fig, mango, pineapple, and persimmon crops. Not all may be recognizable, as the seasons on Cahypdo seem to progress more or less normally, and thus some of these crops are in varying degrees of blooming, fruiting, and sprouting. But the ones that are in season look like they're ripe and fresh, and ready to be harvested.
You could always ask the Roaka if they'd be amenable to you sampling some of these crops. Or you could just take them, but that seems rather rude, doesn't it? Particularly as they probably don't want people trampling that fertile land too much - after all, that village is built into the mountain slopes for a reason!
CAHYPDO - D3 | ◆ FRUIT
Congratulations, adventurers: you've discovered the village of Elower.
...part of it, anyway.
Elower is built into the mountains that hunch at either side of Cahypdo, a crisscross of bridges and stairwells that connect the buildings that have been set into the stone without ever touching the fertile strip of farmland that runs through the valley at the island's heart. D3 houses a not insignificant portion of that farmland, as well as the base of Mount Tharama, Cahypdo's eastern peak.
The Roaka tend to most of their crops in this area. You're welcome to speak with them, if you like.
The valley itself hosts a wide variety of foods that might be available for trade...or theft, if you feel like taking advantage of these kind people and their generosity. Or, perhaps, they're simply available for perusal, to be looked over at length. D3 in particular has a number of apple, papaya, orange, banana, fig, mango, pineapple, and persimmon crops. Not all may be recognizable, as the seasons on Cahypdo seem to progress more or less normally, and thus some of these crops are in varying degrees of blooming, fruiting, and sprouting. But the ones that are in season look like they're ripe and fresh, and ready to be harvested.
You could always ask the Roaka if they'd be amenable to you sampling some of these crops. Or you could just take them, but that seems rather rude, doesn't it? Particularly as they probably don't want people trampling that fertile land too much - after all, that village is built into the mountain slopes for a reason!