Mirzam
Mirzam
The Eastern region where Mirzam’s Tree can be seen.
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Dancer's Foothills
Dancer's Foothills is a vast stretch of rolling hills that derive their name from the way the grasses dance in the seemingly ever-present breeze. They are not a particularly fascinating land but are rife with herds of buffalo and deer. A variety of plants can be found nestled within the grasses, along with rivers and small copses of trees, suitable for sheltering from the rapid weather changes that come frequently.
Fate’s Summit
A twisting jagged mountain range with occasional northern-like winds, Fate’s Summit holds treacherous cliffs and wide flat breaks, housing various types of trees and undergrowth. Clouds often hang mid-rise, obscuring the peaks from those who pass by leaving what lies above a mystery except for those daring enough to make the trek. It is rumored that those who make it to the peaks are led by fate and may experience a life-changing event.
Mirzam’s Tree
Stretching miles into the sky sits an old tree that can be seen from territories away. Despite being surrounded by a ring of water, the roots of this tree span far and make reaching the base difficult. Those who make the trek may find one of this world’s wonders just a short bridge away. Some compare Mirzam’s Tree to the tree of legend in Norse tales, but those are merely rumors. If one is careful, thick branches can create a staircase to view the world from new heights. Any attempts to leave territorial indication here seems to disappear...
The Everfrost
Consisting only of lush evergreens, snow is a constant here as it clings to their branches and sweeps across the lands quickly covering up any previous tracks. Caribou, lemmings, voles, arctic hares, ravens, crows, and other various snowbirds give this place an abundance of life within the shelter of the coniferous trees.
The Nameless Mountain
Rising sharply into strange, jagged spires, The Nameless Mountain is a labyrinthian place of twisting trails among stones that only seems impassable and inhospitable at first glance. Thick coniferous forests rise along its lower reaches, which are every bit as broad as they are tall, and the pathways leading up the mountainside are treacherous for the inexperienced climber. No one truly knows what lies at the summit that is eternally shrouded in snow and clouds, but for the fortunate and bold who manage the climb, word has it that they are awarded views like no other.
