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==Discovery== | ==Discovery== | ||
Early seafaring Elves from the [[Esuna]] region had mapped the cliffsides of the continent as early as [[Timeline|1200 AT]]. However, after spotting grotesque creatures and measuring radiation on their exploring crew, the [[Sylvan Realm]] council has deemed it uninhabitable to the point of disallowing others to step foot on it. They feared the region to be a graveyard of the gods and would invite angry spirits to their lands if disturbed. | Early seafaring Elves from the [[Esuna]] region had mapped the cliffsides of the continent as early as [[Timeline|1200 AT]]. However, after spotting grotesque creatures and measuring radiation on their exploring crew, the [[Sylvan Realm]] council has deemed it uninhabitable to the point of disallowing others to step foot on it. They feared the region to be a graveyard of the gods and would invite angry spirits to their lands if disturbed. | ||
==Notable Locations== | |||
===World Eater=== | |||
A gigantic crater that seems to be the center point of emanating radiation. The [[Arcanum]] mineral is said to have originated here. | |||
Revision as of 11:53, 22 September 2024
A large icy continent north of the known world. It is most infamously known for the World Eater crater, a highly irradiated zone. The faune that roams these cold planes are ferocious, scaring away any who dares step foot.
Discovery
Early seafaring Elves from the Esuna region had mapped the cliffsides of the continent as early as 1200 AT. However, after spotting grotesque creatures and measuring radiation on their exploring crew, the Sylvan Realm council has deemed it uninhabitable to the point of disallowing others to step foot on it. They feared the region to be a graveyard of the gods and would invite angry spirits to their lands if disturbed.
Notable Locations
World Eater
A gigantic crater that seems to be the center point of emanating radiation. The Arcanum mineral is said to have originated here.