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Added assumption to clarify why I chose to answer the way I did.
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I should have noted that I assumed the hotlanders were cold-blooded due to their major struggles with the cold. This may not necessarily they're as cold-blooded as earth reptiles, but colder than earth's warm-blooded animals.

Of course, you'll need a fire of some sort, but if you can vent the smoke and can keep the opening protected, you can make it comfortably warm in a number of different settings even with medieval tech because we've been keeping ourselves warm in cold settings for millennia.

  1. Igloos
  2. Caves

Of course, you'll need a fire of some sort, but if you can vent the smoke and can keep the opening protected, you can make it comfortably warm in a number of different settings even with medieval tech because we've been keeping ourselves warm in cold settings for millennia.

  1. Igloos
  2. Caves

I should have noted that I assumed the hotlanders were cold-blooded due to their major struggles with the cold. This may not necessarily they're as cold-blooded as earth reptiles, but colder than earth's warm-blooded animals.

Of course, you'll need a fire of some sort, but if you can vent the smoke and can keep the opening protected, you can make it comfortably warm in a number of different settings even with medieval tech because we've been keeping ourselves warm in cold settings for millennia.

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rangerike1363
rangerike1363
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  1. Igloos
  2. Caves

Of course, you'll need a fire of some sort, but if you can vent the smoke and can keep the opening protected, you can make it comfortably warm in a number of different settings even with medieval tech because we've been keeping ourselves warm in cold settings for millennia.