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Nendo Haven Nendo Haven is an island characterized by sand beaches, grass and lush forests. It is a warm, subtropical climate, a fact that many settlers taken advantage of. The island’s most recognizable feature is the large Mount Nendo, which lies in its center and consist almost entirely of...

Bonsai Island Bonsai Island is known for the high quality of its beer. Many breweries and pubs are located in the villages and towns here due to the fertile volcanic soil that characterizes the island. A single shard fortuitously struck only one brewery on Bonsai and luckily with zero...

Five Point Island It is said that Five Point Island was once shaped like a shuriken; thus its name, but the island has had three points for as long as anyone can remember. Several smaller lakes are found throughout the central area of the island, green with grass, shrubs and thick vines. A few...

Coconut Island The perhaps tritely named Coconut Island is home to a dense and homogenous forest of coconut trees. There are no landmarks on the island, very few even small animals and no permanent settlements. A very small number of coconut processing workshops have been constructed on the...

Nankaidō Island Nankaidō rests very slightly above mean sea level, which means the island is often partially or entirely flooded. A few settlements lie on the island, all consisting of floating habitats made from wood and straw bound together with rope. The island is mainly known for the...

San'indō Island With the devastation on mainland Kinai, the people of San'indo abandoned the excavated and fortified mine due to an immediately lack of resources. Now the entire facility lies abandoned, a ghost town shrouded in a perpetual ocean of mist.

Tōkaidō Island Tōkaidō is known for its lush forests and fertile soil, both of which contribute towards making the island one of the more productive areas of the archipelago. The locals of the island are much more respectful towards animals than most, with some even claiming that they can speak...

San'yōdō Islet As one of the smallest islands in the archipelago San'yōdō is barely big enough to be called an island. The island has no vegetation or native fauna of any kind, as its surface consists of smooth rock covered with sand. It is simply a barren sandbar with very little of interest...

Hokurikudō Island Located not far from the main island of Kinai, Hokurikudō is a ruined husk of an island. It's once deep coffers plundered by scavengers after the great upheaval caused by the Cataclysm. A shard of the moon destroyed the surface of Hokurikudō, sending the vast treasures buried...

Wadden Flats Once an example of innovation and rapid growth as a means of overcoming mother nature through the creation of embankments, the Wadden Flats and all inhabiting it were reclaimed by the tides and brought to a near-permanent state of residing beneath the water levels. The ruins of...

Tanishi While the Cataclysm has claimed much of the shore, Tanishi still stands as a fundamentally advantageous location to establish energy-gathering methods. Though wind was once its primary crowning achievement, Asterion has now converted the flatlands into hardened, deeply packed sand and...

Tazuma Where it was once a modest, remote region for various towns that prized themselves on their various crafts and trades, Tazuma has now been overtaken by vastly dense jungle-like vegitation, where the occupying banner of Asterion can be seen carved into the very land as they have...

Hachiman’s Bulwark Needless to say that Hachiman's Bulwark -or the Fortress itself- managed to survive much of the devastation brought on by the destruction that the world underwent, the vast black Fortress suffering only minimal damages that were quickly repaired as Asterion rapidly took over...

Tenjin’s Cathedral TheTrue to its origins, the Tenjin Cathedral has been reinhabited by Asterion's banner, where much of the vast archieve of knowledge has been brought into careful and meticulous review so as to allow for not only Asterion, but Tanacetum himself to thoroughly comprehend the...

Takemikazuchi’s Anvil The Anvil has been historically regarded as the example of human ingenuity and their capacity for mineral collection and distribution. However, with the Cataclysm's untimely influence, the coastal region of Takemikazuchi's Anvil had been swallowed up by various hurricanes...

Otohime’s Monastery AsWhere this was once a notably spiritual region for the Samurai of the Iron Peninsula, the Monastery here has remarkably survived the devastation of the Cataclysm, afforded by its solid metal and geometric structure, allowing it to sustain much of the destructive forces...

Tetsukai While many coastal regions had been reshaped into the after-image reflection of the Cataclysm's overwhelming destruction, Tetsukai was one of the few regions that seemed to suffer little change. Still a region of marshes and dense hills, the very air of Tetsukai is an assault upon the...