Daigian

Mainland

The continent of Daigian is made up of the mainland, a landmass that contains severe geography and is split into large branches by the Khartan Sea. The mainland is primarily dominated by two notable features. The Kipekan Wilds is a vast jungle that stretches from the west coast of the mainland to the high spires of the Jendai Mountains. The Kipekan Wilds extend to the norther coast of the peninsula that lies west of the Jendai Mountains to a small, but towering, mountain known as Wyl'Lun, and one of the largest lakes on the continent, Wyl's Rest. This mountain lake supplies the waters of the river, Kipek'fel, which is the largest tributary to the vast Parnan'fel River. To the south of the Kipekan Wilds lies the Maytun Peninsula, and the tranquil Bay of Karnath. On the eastern edge of the Kipekan wilds sits the sprawling Jendai Mountains which roughly divides the eastern Edrothi Coast, and the Gael'un Forest from the Kipekan and Maytun lands. On the southern tip of Daigian, a peninsula that provides one of the only land routes around the Jendai Mountains known as Ena'lun stands out as one of the only vast plains present on the severe geography of Daigian. At the northernmost point of the continent lies another plain of green grassland known as the Plains of Oni'lun. The Plains of Oni'lun consists of a rolling expanse of hills, and is known for the intense winds that sweep the plain almost constantly.  

The Towers

Sitting to the south of the mainland are a chain of smaller landmasses called The Towers due to the distinct volcanic mountains that rise sharply from their surfaces. The largest landmass is the sub-continent Tarna'firash, the smaller landmass to the northeast of Tarna'firash is Tarna'lonur, and the smallest of the three is Tarna'klin. The intense volcanic activity that occurs here has sharply hindered the development of flora and fauna, though some manage to survive the harsh conditions.  

The Blasted Plain

Believed to be cursed by the Maytun people, and believed to be a warrior's proving ground by the Kipeki, the large landmass to the west of the mainland known as The Blasted Plain is known for the intense storms that wrack its rocky coasts, the harsh wildlife that inhabit the vast marshlands on the southern tip, and the intense temperatures experienced in the hilly expanse that makes up the majority of the island. Largely uninhabited, this landscape should be avoided by all but the most foolish