Anura

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Cenote:  Villages are located in cenotes throughout the jungle. Cenotes are holes in the limestone bedrock that have been worn away by underground rivers. Centuries old sinkholes left some of the cenotes open to the sky while others are completely enclosed caves. The frog folk have built their homes of leaves and branches and stone within the cenotes and the baquai that connect them.

Baquai:  Almost all Anuran villages are connected by a vast network of underground, water filled tunnels called baquai. Travel through these tunnels is not always safe but the Anura have built small way stations along the way in various caves and on ledges. There can be found kakra, mahoa, and piles of leaves for bedding. Kakra:  Anuran “way-bread.” Made of crushed insects, fruit, and a starchy tuber that grows throughout the jungle. Dried in the sun until rock hard. Very high in protein. Usually broken and softened in water.

Mahoa (glow stones):  The wizards of the Anura apply the spell Continual Flame to a variety of crystals and stones that they find in the baquai and cenotes. These stones are used to light the villages and baquai way stations.

Culture
The grung and bullywug do not get along and frequently make war on one another for control of the cenotes and baquai.