Editing The Wandering Tribe: Clay Lands (section)

==Flora/Fauna==
Vegetation in the Clay Lands comes in two forms. The first is the short blades of grass that poke out from the clay cracks where water is present; a good scout can use this to determine where there is drinkable water close to the surface. The other is known as the Jug Plant; a spineless cactus-like plant that stands up to four feet tall and has several hanging 'pods' that look like seed pods but actually store water. The plant's skin is thicker than thick leather armor, and sometimes takes a great deal of effort to break into -- but if water is needed, it is needed.

The animals of the Clay Lands are generally small; lizards and rodents that measure one to three inches are commonplace and can provide sustenance in a pinch. These are hunted by the area's most common predator: The Disc Spider, which can grow up to three feet across and likes to hide underneath large discs of clay, flipping them onto their prey to squash or trap them. The largest creature native to the Clay Lands is the sleipnir, a six-legged camel-like creature that can be somewhat domesticated and either ridden, used as a pack animal, or eaten. The sleipnir has no real natural predators, and so herds of them can be found from time to time traveling between water sources.