Kissatta-Borealis

Kissatta-Borealis stands as one of the most ancient and storied nations of Moria, its labyrinthine canyons sheltering entire towns carved seamlessly into the stone. These shaded settlements, hidden within towering cliffs and winding valleys, have nurtured tribes whose traditions stretch back countless generations. Life in Kissatta has always revolved around the native flowers that flourish in the canyon depths—plants that drink in sunlight as it reflects and scatters across the stone walls. From these blossoms come fruits of vibrant sweetness and a chalk-like powder used to create vivid pigments. With this bounty, the Kissattans have cultivated not only their bodies but their spirits, painting vast murals across the canyon walls—artworks of myth, memory, and devotion that tell the unbroken story of their people.

Yet the quiet sanctity of Kissatta is now threatened by forces from beyond. Beneath the canyons lie recently uncovered pockets of Aetherdiesel. Towering oil rigs now rise above the ancient valleys, their iron skeletons standing in stark contrast to the artistry and harmony below. While outsiders celebrate the wealth and power these rigs promise, the native Kissattans see only intrusion and danger, believing the disruption of their land will awaken consequences yet unseen. To them, the canyons are more than stone—they are living, sacred halls—and they fear that the hunger of industry will scar not only the land, but the very soul of Kissatta-Borealis.