![]() ![]() Ĭhult was the prime destination for people who liked to hunt or collect monster skulls. The jungles were also home to other carnivorous vegetations, such as Chultan Throttler. " Slimes" were a present danger for travelers in Chult, namely zygoms, green slimes and yellow molds. The dominant predators of the land were the dinosaurs, who were worshiped by many of the natives as aspects of the primordial Ubtao. Exotic creatures as chuuls, hydras, nagas, troglodytes, trolls, and wyverns existed in smaller numbers. In the days before the Spellplague many also traveled to study in Mezro.Īside from humans, wild dwarves, goblins, aldani, pterafolk, bullywugs, and lizardfolk also inhabited the land. Subsequently, the Chultan attitude towards the arcane caused some arcanists to flee into the jungle to practice their art alone. ![]() Despite this restriction on arcane spellcasters, the number of people with an aptitude for magic was the same as anywhere else in Faerûn. Magic was generally feared, and each tribal-family generally had only one wielder of arcane magic, who performed hunting ceremonies and brewed potions to aid the hunters. Until the advent of the Spellplague, the divine powers of Faerûn had awarded Chult to Ubtao as his sole dominion in exchange for the deity's vigilance over the threat of Dendar the Night Serpent, who lay imprisoned under the Peaks of Flame. The people revered the primordial Ubtao almost exclusively. ![]() Harder metals like iron and steel were unavailable to them, and the few brought in by outsiders were nowhere near enough to sufficiently arm any significant number of people. For hunting and defense they relied on non-metallic weapons like clubs, bows and shortspears. ![]() The humans of Chult lived in tribal communities, consisting of a dozen or so families, which moved from one area to the next when the poor soil of the largely-jungle covered peninsula becomes depleted. ![]()
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