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[[File:Bahariya and Kharijah.jpg|right|560px|thumb|The Black Desert near Bahariya Oasis]] ...]], characterised by a semi-nomadic way of life. They have adapted to the desert environment and leanred to thrive there, relying on activities such as herd

[[File:Desert (range).jpg|right|560px|thumb]] ...for plant and [[Animal|animal]] life. The lack of [[Vegetation (desert)‏‎|vegetation]] exposes the unprotected surface, intensifying weathering processes throug

| range = [[Desert (range)|desert]], [[Steppe (range)|steppe]] ...ses, the habitat is arid plains and hills where water is scarce and little vegetation exists. Shrubs are their main food source.

...ious settings, particularly in [[Alpine (range)|alpine]], [[Desert (range)|desert]], [[Taiga (range)|taiga]], [[Woodland (range)|woodland]] and [[Subterranea ...heer cliffs or jagged rocks, making them difficult to climb, often lacking vegetation or soil. Crossing a chasm often requires specialized equipment, such as ro

...hey are widespread in cold climates and upon very high plateaus, where the vegetation growth period is not long enough to sustain trees. Typically, they receive Often called "heathlands," '''barrens''' are characterized by short vegetation, sparse tree cover and exposed bedrock. These are lands subjected to consi

...haracterized by physical and biological features, affected by latitude and vegetation. * [[Desert (range)|Desert]]

| range = [[Barrens (range)|barrens]], [[Desert (range)|desert]] ...e open it cannot be seen. It prefers sandy, desolate regions with scrubby vegetation, which are found throughout its range.

The DM must assess the amount of fuel in the area depending upon the vegetation present: * Desert: areas where fuel is widely scattered or stunted (Bzi, Bz, Dsi, Dsp, Dzp, S

...block may describe a notable feature surrounded by a prevalent topography, vegetation or civilisation. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_environment Natura ...ses are called ''ergs'' or ''sand seas''. These are notably devoid of any vegetation (see waste).

...attempt to match the appearance of skin or [[Clothing|clothing]] with the vegetation. :*'''Dense forest or jungle''': places where vegetation offers considerable cover and ease of approach.

...tables, depending on the vegetation and terrain where the spell is cast — desert, jungle, ocean, savanna, steppe, tundra or woodland.

...ses are called ''ergs'' or ''sand seas''. These are notably devoid of any vegetation (see waste). ...ars, prickly scrambling vines or shrubs, ground thorns or other impassable vegetation. Commonly interspersed with grazing land.

...high for hundreds of yards at a time, and time must be taken to strip the vegetation from the cart's axles. No bridges or ferries. Fords will cross rivers up ..., ferries or fords. Though [[Desert Route|desert routes]] have no ruts or vegetation, they are classed as this type of route.

...re. This is less needed in wet tropical areas, where humidity is high and vegetation growth produces considerable shade; thus in wet tropics, virtual nakedness

...ccessible roads will be recognized by ruts for [[Cart|cart]] wheels, heavy vegetation and the narrowness of passage. ...Station|Way stations]]''' are spaced along desert routes where oases with desert villages occur.