Ecosystems and all things related.

[Rasteva]

Hi all! I'm new user Rasteva, and because I have an all consuming need to know every little thing I wanted to ask some questions about the worldbuilding of the Omniverse. More specifically about the particular ecosystems in each universe and how the more sentient inhabitants of the Omniverse(Mainly Secondaries as they're unable to utilize Omnilium) dealt with day to day lives.

Case in point. In the Frozen fields Dragons exist and it's known that they eat Giants. But what do the Giants eat? Do the Dragons supplement their diet with any other creatures? If either the Dwarves or Trolls keep pack animals, are they under threat from being snatched up by a passing Dragon? 

Note that I'm not asking for an entire Encyclopedia on the Flora and Fauna of the Omniverse (But how cool would that be?) I'm simply curious about the world as a whole. World building is something that's always interested me and I'm especially curious about the inner workings of the Omniverse.

Naturally I'm hoping a Mod could help me with what I'm asking, But I'm more than happy to hear what other players have to say on the subject.

[Hiro Protagonist]

I kinda of assume that each Verse has an appropriate biome that fits them thematically, like for instance Giants using mammoths as pack mules and food sources, mammoths and snow hare eating tundra plants, etc

[Alex]

I kinda of assume that each Verse has an appropriate biome that fits them thematically, like for instance Giants using mammoths as pack mules and food sources, mammoths and snow hare eating tundra plants, etc

This. We try to avoid spelling out everything verbatim in order to give different writers their own degree of creative freedom, as well as making it easier on us when it comes to policing the canon.

[Rasteva]

I see, that makes a great deal of sense. I just want to be sure because things like these don't just affect the PC and whatever animals they run into, but also whatever societies settle there too. Such as laws regarding hunting/poaching and the like. But it's good to know I have a little wiggle room in terms of what I'm seeing out there.