Setting
Once ruled by the sons of the dragon god Io, and later by the Atlantians, Azeria is now in ruin. The northern portion is slowly taken over by Okonia, and small civilizations dot the country, but it is mostly wilds.
At the northern border is the firegrass plains, home to a unique plant that resembles flames as it dances in the breeze. At night the grass gives off an orange glow, further attributing to its name. Both centaur and indigo make their home here in tiny scattered villages that mostly communicate through messenger and bard.
To the south is the city of Crossover, all that is left of the Io empire. A walled city, they mostly thrive on agriculture and hand-crafted goods. Though they don’t have much of a military, many adventurers in the past have lent their help, earning the city a reputation of luck.
At the center of Azeria is the ruins of the Old Atlantis, now a hive of scum an villainy. Due to a large presence of Red Death operatives, the ruins have gained the name “Red Atlantis”. Red Atlantis is a city in it’s own right, though dark dealings are it’s only economy.
At the northern border is the firegrass plains, home to a unique plant that resembles flames as it dances in the breeze. At night the grass gives off an orange glow, further attributing to its name. Both centaur and indigo make their home here in tiny scattered villages that mostly communicate through messenger and bard.
To the south is the city of Crossover, all that is left of the Io empire. A walled city, they mostly thrive on agriculture and hand-crafted goods. Though they don’t have much of a military, many adventurers in the past have lent their help, earning the city a reputation of luck.
At the center of Azeria is the ruins of the Old Atlantis, now a hive of scum an villainy. Due to a large presence of Red Death operatives, the ruins have gained the name “Red Atlantis”. Red Atlantis is a city in it’s own right, though dark dealings are it’s only economy.