Lazulum (Tritone)

An alternate universe setting of Lazulum set in the tabletop game of Tritone as well as many fan characters.

Layout
The defining feature of Tritone is the desert Tritone Sands, colored with the three primary colors of Denizen skeletons: ruby, sapphire, and emerald... literally. This is the area where most of the settings take place.

Tritone Sands
A massive desert with a large object called the Comet Rock in its center, the remnant of the Calamity that gave birth to the desert. Its sands are largely composed of the crushed skeletal remnants of the countless number of Denizens that died, giving it its unusual coloring.

The Sea of Roses
The outer boundary of the Tritone Sands is entirely surrounded by the Sea of Roses, which none of the dwellers of the desert dare cross. Likely no desert dweller what lies beyond this flower barrier. It is cared for by the Undertaker.

Notable Characters

 * The Undertaker, an ancient Denizen that has been around since before the Calamity that befell Lazulum. He personally takes care of the entire Sea of Roses and is considered someone to be avoided if possible and to be careful around at all costs.
 * Kint, a Scholar Fountain that is the reigning tyrant of the city of Oasis. Those who submit to her may live in comfort, luxury even. Those who do not... do not.
 * She is further notable as frequently being the villain in many settings.

Races
Though in the same world region, and so sharing some of the major creatures found in PFC, there are a number of differences, including some racial attributes uniquely added to the Tritone setting (as in, they can not occur in the PFC world proper. Like how humans in D&D can learn magic and monk-walk on water but not do so in the real world).

Fountains
Despite being a desert, Fountains have managed to continue surviving the harsh world. Due to the harsh and arid environment of the desert, most Fountains live in either the walking city of Oasis or in the flying city of Skywyrm (if they are a Cloud Fountain).

Due to the drastic reduction of available metals, due to the influence of the Comet Rock, they are forced to be much more creative in how to make their Walkers, often being forced to make use of wood, stone, silk, bone, chitin, and even living creatures. In fact, it is fairly common for them to use the bottom half of a deceased Denizen for their Walker.

Selkspitche Denizens
The most common race in the Tritone Sands, there are numerous differences between their real-world (PFC) versions.

Differences:

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Pigmy Denizens
A Tritone-only variant, they are much much smaller than a typical Denizen; so much so that to see them clearly a magnifying glass is needed. Some can be found kept in miniature cities, kind of like pets for the much larger standard Denizens or Fountains.

Waterkin
A Tritone-only variant, they are a merging of a developing Denizen larva inside of a Fountain (used as a womb), resulting in a mixed species. The process is somewhat convoluted however. The resulting Waterkin has the standard appearance of a Denizen, but some altered traits such as having blue hair, a unique ability to physically interact with Fountains as if they were a solid, and the ability to create Baubles via their Shape Maker Organ.

Henicopi
In Tritone ...

Gibbous Urchins
In Tritone ...

Monsters
Throughout the Tritone desert, there are various monsters that roam. This is a basic list of some of those that are known and some details about them.


 * Yeet Gator (aka: Ferrodile or Yeator), a colorful but dangerous lizard-like creature. The have a powerful magnet on their head that they are able to manipulate to help them erupt from the sand (using the mighty pull of the Comet Rock). They can even achieve a type of flight in their fashion. Yeet gators are a decently-sized creature that have great offensive capabilities, though are not the hardest of the desert monsters to defeat.
 * Gryptograb, a deadly and massive beast that comes from the Maw, brought into existence by the effects of the Comet Rock. They resemble a cross between a turtle shell with a giant brain with tentacles and six long limbs, two of which end in dexterous hands.
 * Multee, a little creature (similar in appearance to a Fennec Fox), that bear the colors of the sand and have four ears. They are sensitive to the many predators of the land, and are often domesticated for the use as an alarm. They can also be used to control Badgers, telling it where to go and to attack or retrieve something.
 * Badgers, a creature that can be used to attack or retrieve objects? (needs more info)
 * Orc, a dangerous flying creature. Despite their appearance they are not Fountains, though they are sometimes controlled by Cloud Fountains, especially those of Skywyrm City (where they are used similar to hunting dogs).
 * Siren, a dangerous flying creature. Despite their appearance they are not Fountains, though they are sometimes controlled by Cloud Fountains, especially those of Skywyrm City (where they are used similar to hunting dogs).

Major Events
The main event that divides this world from the original and made it the colorful desert wasteland that it is imagined as was a disastrous apocalypse. Though the knowledge is lost to time and known only to the very few that are still alive since then, it was apparently a failed summoning of Slump that went horrifically wrong.

Trivia
The physical location of the Tritone Sands is in the same region as where the story of PFC takes place. Just now it's a huge desert.