The Junglefrost Divide (Juhn-Gul-Frawst Dih-Viyd)

The Junglefrost Divide is a rugged mountain range that cuts through the heart of the continent, separating the tropical rainforests of Flourishia from the icy tundras of the Bitterlands. At the heart of the Junglefrost Divide towers Mount Seraphim, a massive peak that rises to an altitude of over 14,000 feet.   Despite its imposing height, Mount Seraphim is renowned for its beauty, and is a popular destination for hikers and mountaineers. Its snow-capped summit is visible for miles around, and the surrounding slopes are home to a variety of rare and exotic plants and animals.   The Junglefrost Divide itself is a treacherous and forbidding landscape, characterized by steep cliffs, deep gorges, and unpredictable weather. The region is notorious for its fierce storms, and travelers are advised to exercise caution when crossing the range.