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Betazese Tourism Pamphlet
Posted on June 29th, 2020 by Emilaina Acacia

[TTS Compatibility: This log is a three-panel image made to resemble a tourism pamphlet. The title card is the word “Betazese” in blue-to-orange gradient letters. Under the title is the subtitle “The Rainbow Gem of Betazed”. Behind this text is a planet with a swooping arrow on it, pointing to an island in the middle of an ocean on a globe. Text reads: Come and see one of the most remote corners of Betazed, a tropical volcanic paradise with a unique rainbow aura. A hot spot island seated on the planet's largest oceanic deposit of magnetite, Betazese has some of the most striking geology in the Federation. The first panel ends with an image of a fantasy river through a mountain range, a rainbow aurora around the mountains. In the second panel, text reads: The most remote inhabited island on the planet, Betazese is home to flora and fauna that can't be found anywhere else. Friendly natives who have inhabited the island for at least 20,000 years will welcome you! You will need their help to navigate the treacherous landscape, even if you are from Betazed. Check the schedule database: * Natives hold a campfire when Merandar is full. * If it will rain during your visit, plan to stay in. * Visit after an eruption to see the volcanic aurora! The second page ends with an image of a hand holding a giant chunk of rainbow obsidian next to a rainbow butterfly. The final and largest text says: Plan your visit today! The third panel is three images. One depicts a volcano from afar, framed by haze and a lush jungle. The second image is a waterfall river through a jungle, and the final image is of a jungle cave with red dirt.]


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3 Comments

  • Kathryn Harper Kathryn Harper says:

    Well done! I wanna go!

    June 30, 2020 at 14:40

  • Kuari Kuari says:

    This is beautiful! Nicely done. I love all the colors!

    July 8, 2020 at 03:14

  •  Alexis Wright says:

    Gorgeous! I also want to go!

    July 8, 2020 at 12:55



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