Ecazarron
The continent of Ecazarron spans from Thallaroth and Ergatalla in the West, to Kernak and Koruz in the East. It's Southern border is defined by the Frostwall Mountains that make up the Dwarven kingdoms of Grozitor, Wynstag, Krakortha, and Granok.
Geography
Ecazzaron is broadly split into 3 sections by a series of mountain ranges. To the east the Frostwall Mountains and Whiteridge Mountains contain the nations of Bearanstin, Cipandak, Koruz, Balkero, and Kernak. To the west of the Whiteridge Mountains but east of the Oakheart Mountains lie Aradinath, Mitailent, and Ratasho. Finally to the west of the Oakhearts sits Thallaroth. Dwarven kingdoms occupy many of the ranges themselves, whilst the far north also contains several nations. Also notable is the volcanic island of Blacksnow, which is occupied by the nation of the same name. This island sits in a large geothermal inland sea just to the north of the Oakheart Mountains. Ecazzaron's south-most reaches border the continents of Amicrata in the west and Elufit in the east.
Localized Phenomena
In the center of the continent, just west of the city of Gircester in Mitailent is a natural font of wild magic.
Climate
Ecazzaron's climate varies from seasonal fluctuations in the southern regions of Thallaroth and Bearanstin to almost year round frost and bitter winds in the northern territories which range from Ergatalla across to Genadek.
Fauna & Flora
Animal species that are unique to this continent include baboons, coyotes, wolves, tarantulas, and phase spiders. Quicklings, Vegepygmies, Balhannoth, Sniffer Beetles, Empusae, Lymariens, Peat Mammoths, Esteron, Corpse Thieves, Yakirians, Ratfolk, Peluda Drakes, Copperkill Slimes, Glacial Crawlers, Wrackwraiths, Sandwyrms, Vila.
Animal species that have been introduced here include giant crabs, giant fire beetles, and chipmunks.
Plant species that are unique to this continent include pineapples, grapes, guava, and arugula, Warlock Trumper Blooms,
Plant species that have been introduced here include black cherry trees, poplars, and cumin.
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