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[[Image:Zambie.jpg|thumb|200px|Zambie island]] | |||
Zambie is a small island compared to other continents in the world. It is divided in four major parts. The northern part is composed almost exclusively of plains with one huge mountain to the north most part of the island. Labeled the mountain of the gods; it is close to 900m in height. South part of the island is a vast, savage and inexplored forest. | Zambie is a small island compared to other continents in the world. It is divided in four major parts. The northern part is composed almost exclusively of plains with one huge mountain to the north most part of the island. Labeled the mountain of the gods; it is close to 900m in height. South part of the island is a vast, savage and inexplored forest. | ||
The east and west parts of the island are the most civilised areas. Historically the western ''Zambie'' is inhabited mostly by humans and eastern ''Zambie'' by Elves. | The east and west parts of the island are the most civilised areas. Historically the western ''Zambie'' is inhabited mostly by humans and eastern ''Zambie'' by Elves. | ||
(more detailed description to follow) | (more detailed description to follow) | ||
Latest revision as of 04:42, 3 November 2008
Zambie[edit]
Zambie is a small island compared to other continents in the world. It is divided in four major parts. The northern part is composed almost exclusively of plains with one huge mountain to the north most part of the island. Labeled the mountain of the gods; it is close to 900m in height. South part of the island is a vast, savage and inexplored forest.
The east and west parts of the island are the most civilised areas. Historically the western Zambie is inhabited mostly by humans and eastern Zambie by Elves.
(more detailed description to follow)