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Since the fall of the [[Trinity:Ashkian_Empire | Empire of Ashk]], the continent's political arena has quieted significantly, as the Empire and the [[Trinity:Coldlands_Territory | Coldlands Territory]] did not get along well. | Since the fall of the [[Trinity:Ashkian_Empire | Empire of Ashk]], the continent's political arena has quieted significantly, as the Empire and the [[Trinity:Coldlands_Territory | Coldlands Territory]] did not get along well. | ||
− | The southern portion of the continent is extremely warm year-round, as it is located on the planet's equator | + | The southern portion of the continent is extremely warm year-round, as it is located on the planet's equator. |
=Geographical Features= | =Geographical Features= | ||
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==Barag Range== | ==Barag Range== | ||
Home to the dwarves of Ashkar, the Barag Range is a relatively calm mountain range, with no exceedingly high peaks and little seismic activity. The mountains are riddled with [[Trinity:Dwarf | dwarven]] and [[Trinity:Gremlin | gremlin]] cities, and are covered in rail-lines. | Home to the dwarves of Ashkar, the Barag Range is a relatively calm mountain range, with no exceedingly high peaks and little seismic activity. The mountains are riddled with [[Trinity:Dwarf | dwarven]] and [[Trinity:Gremlin | gremlin]] cities, and are covered in rail-lines. | ||
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==Ashk Woods== | ==Ashk Woods== | ||
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==The Lowlands== | ==The Lowlands== | ||
It is thought that, ages ago, there was a vast river that ran between the Barag Range and the Amber Mounts, which carved its way through the rock. What remains is a rocky wasteland that is several dozen feet below sea-level, filled with hundreds of towering rock spires. Rain from the jungle runs down into the crevasses of this place, giving its few inhabitants a rapid means of transport. As hot as the jungle to the south and much less comforting, the Lowlands are a dangerous place. | It is thought that, ages ago, there was a vast river that ran between the Barag Range and the Amber Mounts, which carved its way through the rock. What remains is a rocky wasteland that is several dozen feet below sea-level, filled with hundreds of towering rock spires. Rain from the jungle runs down into the crevasses of this place, giving its few inhabitants a rapid means of transport. As hot as the jungle to the south and much less comforting, the Lowlands are a dangerous place. | ||
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==Amber Mounts== | ==Amber Mounts== |