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Freewind Plateau Before the great catastrophe, a great number of large, circular mesas encompassed most of the temperate Freewind Plateau, separated by deep and cold valleys. With the falling of the moon, the freewind was highly damaged similar to that of many other landmarks in the badlands...

Tsuchi Heihō The vast majority of the inhabitants of Tsuchi Heihō used to live near the single long river the flowed through the area. After the moon had crashed into the earth, things changed pretty vastly. Chunks of moon debris scattered across the terrains and carved the earth up to the...

Hell’s Maw This area, characterized by tall mountains and deep, rocky valleys, is ravaged by perpetual, dense storms of dust and gravel that smoothen and sharpen the rock formations’ surfaces and edges respectively over time. The storms make the area inhabitable, even for most animals and over...

Hell’s Depths Hell’s Depths is named so because of the many deep gorges and treacherous, near vertical drops that cover the mountainous landscape. Due to the particular geology of the area very sharp stalagmites have accumulated at the bottom of these pits and as mist and snow blanket the area...

Howling Plains Named after the constant cold-wind tornadoes that ravish this comparatively flat, rocky barren. Little life can be found in this wasteland, except for in the large freshwater lake at its northern edge. Here a multitude of unique, aquatic species make their home and masters of...

The Haunted Forest The Haunted Forest, as the name implies, mostly consists of expansive taiga woodland covered in snow. Despite the cold most of the trees still retain their crowns, and they are packed so tightly together that the snow often blocks out the sun entirely in some locations and...

Frostfangs The cold in the Frostfangs is bone-chilling and constant. Ice and snow used to cover every visible surface of land that was once here, though chunks of the moon had battered the wild rivers and caused them to flood the entire landmark with icey cold waters. The southern half of the...

Northern Outback A rather simple and underdeveloped coastal area. The Northern Outback is populated by a few communities of fishermen, who roam the icy waters in specialized kayaks. A small port city sits in its western edge, where it is said ships from the West sometimes visit to trade exotic...

Devil’s Ravine The Devil’s Ravine was once a sizeable, frigid canyon surrounded on all sides by rocky crater ridges and accessible only by narrow mountain paths. The canyon itself was filled with a mysterious, poisonous gas that never seems to dissipate. A massive piece of the moon had fallen...

Seibukyō Seibukyō is fairly the same as it was before besides two or three noticeable difference. It is a temperate area, dominated by rolling, rocky hills, cliff formations and forestry with permanently brown crowns; Though nowadays chunks of moon debris are scattered across the forestry and...

Bea Sanmyaku Bea Sanmyaku is characterized by a mountainous terrain dotted with large clusters of tall trees and vegetation that afford the otherwise rocky landscape a relatively rich fauna. Some small villages of artisans and farmers speck the landscape. The easternmost parts of the area are...

The Threshold Threshold is characterized by tall mountains and deep canyons. The area is sparsely inhabited and rarely traversed, except by miners seeking to find precious minerals in the depths of its mountain ranges. The largest feature of the area is a large, uneven and unexplored chasm...

Kuzuyama Most of Kuzuyama’s population lives near its waterways, though some smaller communities do survive with deep wells. The land is dusty and dry, as is the weather. Small mountain formations rule the landscape, evershrouded in dust storms, but the lands near water is relatively flat. Near...

Omashu Omashu is named for the city that lies on the banks of the only river running through the area. The city itself was devasted by the moon fall, but a couple of things have kept it afloat. The fact that it is a wealthy city has given them the benefit of hiring outside help with rebuilding...

Kusasōgen Kusasōgen is rich in forests of bamboo and, more interestingly, giant mushrooms. The two rarely intertwine and the local inhabitants often shield one from the other to keep both healthy. A rare, black and white species of bear lives in the bamboo forests, while its mushroom...

Urin Urin is famous for the deep, semi-tropical woodland that occupies most of it. The area is not far North of the Great Wind Desert, yet very little, if any, traces of the wasteland can be found here. In this jungle lives a plethora of exotic flora and fauna, much of it dangerous, ranging...

Forskellig Forskellig was once considered unique for its duality; though now the entire land is rocky, rugged terrain that shields itself in from the outside with walls of regular earthen mountains on the north-west and mountains of moon rock on the opposing sides. These mountains close in the...

Upper Barrens The Upper Barrens constitutes one of the less interesting areas of the Great Wind Desert. Here the barren wasteland of endless sand dunes meet the equally barren rocky terrain of the Badlands of Earth. It contains very little life, save for a small variety of insects and the...

Upper Deadmines The Deadmines have a rather macabre name, owing mostly to the amount of people who have died working in them. Perhaps unsurprisingly a mine in the desert is not very safe - though the terrain here is more rocky and solid than in the desert proper - with the soft earth being...

Lower Deadmines Very similar to the Upper Deadmines in every aspect the Lower Deadmines are simply located in a slightly different location. The Lower Deadmines also extend deeper than their counterpart and their tunnels are generally more spacious, since they are mainly used to mine for...