Yzyrq Tops

The Yzyrq Tops are a mountain range in Qedal.
== Geography ==
The area around the bottom of the Yzyrq Tops includes various grasslands, sparse forests and savannas.
The mountain range itself is very unforgiving, being mainly made up of Blacjoc deposits, the surface of the mountain range can get very hot, to the points where it can burn to the touch.
The highest mountain in the whole range is the Yzyrq Peak, measuring up to a elevation of 5,236 m.
== Wildlife ==
Due to the unforgiving and isolated nature of the Yzyrq Tops, unique complien species, many of which are endemic to the tops and are not found anywhere else on Complanet, have evolved here. The forests and savannas around the range are home to compliens abundant on Dornae, such as Alcubear, Phylpo and Toaloa.
The mountains themselves are home to some growths of Bloodroot, coming from beneath the Blacjoc layer. Rare are endemic species native to the mountains include creatures like Flaemmonium, Abrod, Eeror, and Gasilisk.
== History ==
The Yyrqz Tops were originally unnamed, and were not climbed for a very long time, even after Complinoids began to settle around Qedal, due to the mountains very harsh conditions. Zqyzx Kzyfz Yzyzq, a Napente climber native to Qedal, who was the first to climb it, in which the mountain range was named after him.
After Zqyzx Kzyfz Yzyzq's climb, the endemic species such as Abrod and Flaemmonium were first considered legends as very few expeditions into the mountains took place, although eventually evidence of their existence was revealed and poachers and hunter flocked to the range and began capturing and killing the compliens.
The government of Qedal eventually set up a nature reserve known as the Yyrqz National Park to protect both the mountain range and the area around it, with the area being surveyed by drone every so often to ensure complien populations do not dwindle too low.
== Trivia ==
* The Yzyrq Tops were named after the first person to climb them, Zqyzx Kzyfz Yzyrq.
Category:Locations
Category:Mountain Ranges